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Not The Servers Fault
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Not The Servers Fault

by v4bi · on Modrinth

A competitive Minecraft challenge plugin where players race to get a diamond block while facing reality-bending "twists" and psychological elements.

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🛠️ NotTheServersFault

The ultimate "unfair" Minecraft challenge plugin.

Version

Platform Java


❓ Overview

NotTheServersFault is a unique challenge plugin designed for content creators or friends who want a bit of chaotic fun. The goal is simple: Get a Diamond Block.

However, the world is full of "glitches" and reality-bending twists. From fake players in chat to blocks that refuse to stay broken, it creates an atmosphere of server lag that is actually part of the game.

🏆 Competition

This plugin is built for multiple players to compete at once.


🌑 The Twists

Click to reveal the "glitches" ⚠️
  1. Block Desync: Common blocks like Stone or Dirt might "revert" instantly after being broken.
  2. Cursed Crafting: 10% chance for crafts to fail and give you "trash" instead.
  3. The Secret Diamond Ore: Diamond Ore gives Dirt. Diamonds are found by mining a random Secret Ore (Gold, Redstone, Lapis, or Emerald) that changes every time the server starts.
  4. Mob Ambush: Mining the Secret Ore up close triggers scary sounds and an immediate ambush of Zombies, Skeletons, and Witches!
  5. Daylight Spawns: Hostile mobs spawn near you during the day and are immune to sunlight.
  6. Ghost Players: Realistic fake players join, chat, and leave to mess with your head.
  7. Inventory Shuffle: Your inventory randomly shuffles every 5 minutes.
  8. Vanishing Structures: Villages and structures disappear when you get too close.
  9. Sun Immunity: Monsters are permanently protected from fire and sunlight.

⚙️ Setup

📝 Requirements


🌐 Quick Socials


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