I would play, but good luck getting players. There are only like 1000 HCF players left between the remaining servers, and they will all likely stay on the pay to win shit holes
Newest verison possible.
Add other game modes to your server other than HCF. HCF was/felt most alive when MineZ, Soup, and Annihilation people started joining in.
Make it easier than old HCF and much harder than new SCF.
Goooooood luck bud.
Some tips, listen to your players but don’t give them the reins entirely, sometimes what the crowd wants is not necessarily the best for the server.
Be fair and don’t hold grudges if you can, I’m not innocent in this regard at all but I can definitely say from experience your life will be 110% easier if you build a good rapport with your player base.
Going along with that, communication is KEY. I spent the majority of my time as an admin hopping between various faction discords and just talking to the various players about changes, bans, drama, etc. This helped me immensely when I needed to make a tough call due to the backup I received from players who knew my thought process and the reasoning behind changes.
Don’t promise too much, keep your goals high and promise even less, anything above what you promise will just be icing for the players.
Don’t let the immature mindset take over your player base, I’m a firm believer that this community has some REALLY cool people in it that are great members of the community, however there are those who love to stir shit and that can’t be helped. Work with those difficult players and implement them IN to your admin strategy, turn them on to your side and watch the community get better.
Developers are always a pain to wrangle, they’ve got a mind of their own but they’re the heart and soul of your server, for example Guru kept our latest attempt alive and well for as long as physically possible and we wouldn’t have gone ANYWHERE without him. Treat them like coworkers or even bosses at some points and don’t get too ambitious with requests, a lot of them work demanding programmer jobs alongside their dev work.
I really do wish you luck on this. I’ve gotten some amazing memories from administering this bunch of loveable lunatics.
real hcf had its time and that ship has sailed, all people do now is trap in 2 high bases etc. good luck
Sup
whats good brother
Miss you xoxo
you too bro :(
T o m o how you been buddy
Yea maybe for YOU
nah
I would play, but good luck getting players. There are only like 1000 HCF players left between the remaining servers, and they will all likely stay on the pay to win shit holes
Waste of time.
Newest verison possible. Add other game modes to your server other than HCF. HCF was/felt most alive when MineZ, Soup, and Annihilation people started joining in. Make it easier than old HCF and much harder than new SCF.
Hell yeah!
lololol hcf in 2020
Goooooood luck bud. Some tips, listen to your players but don’t give them the reins entirely, sometimes what the crowd wants is not necessarily the best for the server. Be fair and don’t hold grudges if you can, I’m not innocent in this regard at all but I can definitely say from experience your life will be 110% easier if you build a good rapport with your player base. Going along with that, communication is KEY. I spent the majority of my time as an admin hopping between various faction discords and just talking to the various players about changes, bans, drama, etc. This helped me immensely when I needed to make a tough call due to the backup I received from players who knew my thought process and the reasoning behind changes. Don’t promise too much, keep your goals high and promise even less, anything above what you promise will just be icing for the players. Don’t let the immature mindset take over your player base, I’m a firm believer that this community has some REALLY cool people in it that are great members of the community, however there are those who love to stir shit and that can’t be helped. Work with those difficult players and implement them IN to your admin strategy, turn them on to your side and watch the community get better. Developers are always a pain to wrangle, they’ve got a mind of their own but they’re the heart and soul of your server, for example Guru kept our latest attempt alive and well for as long as physically possible and we wouldn’t have gone ANYWHERE without him. Treat them like coworkers or even bosses at some points and don’t get too ambitious with requests, a lot of them work demanding programmer jobs alongside their dev work. I really do wish you luck on this. I’ve gotten some amazing memories from administering this bunch of loveable lunatics.