Black Mesa Minecraft Server

Minecraft is one of the most terribly coded games on the planet. Each block uses a point in memory to store itself… this is just a bad idea.

The faster your computer, the more RAM is eats up because minecraft is able to render more on the screen.

i’ll join in once i get to buy minecraft.

Cam you’ll have 25 in there when i get back from Britt’s.

So how else should it be done? Read the render queue directly off the hard drive D:

:smiley:

Couldn’t you lump same type blocks into larger chunks? I don’t really know, but it seems doable.

I’d play on it but I’d feel like an ass because I know I am not going to donate. I am a broke ass mofo.

Sure, I’ll play.

When I get home you will see a pretty penny in there.

Can’t I give you less than 20$?
like 10$?

Anything less than $20, and you get banned.

:ninja:

I’ll try to work up some cash to donate to your server, Cam. I fucking love Minecraft, and I feel it’s worth it.

Also, you need a much faster computer than you’d think to run Minecraft. Just because it has simple visuals doesn’t mean it’s system-light.

Also how even do I join.

How does one get onto the whitelist? and acquire the Ip? Do we ask nicely?

Yeah, you can give as much/little as you like

Really? As much as you want? What if someone donates a ridiculous amount that would cause all the markets to crash and bring civilization to an end? Everyone would hold you responsible.

Meh. I would just buy out Microsoft, Google and Apple, and if there was some cash spare I would then buy a Minecraft server.

$40 bucks your way, baby!

Omega gets 500 cool points.

I think it’d be best to keep the server private until we get this new server. It’s bad enough as it is without more people to bog it down.
edit: We’re at 100$. Just 400 more to go.

Translation: Baaaaaaww I’m a poorfag who cant afford a proper computer.

Founded in 2004, Leakfree.org became one of the first online communities dedicated to Valve’s Source engine development. It is more famously known for the formation of Black Mesa: Source under the 'Leakfree Modification Team' handle in September 2004.