IP: 104.207.143.237:10060
Server opens at 8:30PM GMT
Sorry for the few years between this and the last one, but I've been busy with other things (including procrastination) and wasn't able to get this game running. Despite this though we've decided to run a fourth UHC. As before, there will be a twist.
This season, it will be a rush to the Ender Dragon. To make this more doable, you can team with a single person, but you do not spawn together at the beginning of the game. This way, people can either work on their own and build up from the beginning, but those who want to work as a team can pair up, and be a stronger entity. Oh, and biomes will be super tiny, with more dungeons to make your caves more exciting. Hope you're careful :)
As last time, there is a tag on the VC server up for grabs. It is a crown in a colour of your choose, in front of your name. This tag was supposed remain with the winner of the UHC until the next season, where it would then passed on to the next champion, but this doesn't seem to have happened, so you'll probably keep it until Air decides otherwise. As it stands, the tag is owned by the @Ajc610 (S1), @luisc99 (S2), @TheCatsMangler (S2), @MossyPaws (S3) and @PengBunny (S3). If you don't have your tag, let me know and I'll get it sorted
UHC is a game mode where you do not regenerate health unless you use a golden apple or potions, and is most commonly played as a PVP game in a confined map to find the last team alive. This time, because Air managed to glitch the matrix, the game won't be run on VCV, but on a different server. I was trying to get something else set up on that #modspoilers, but I should be able to run this on the server. The IP will be posted in this thread when the game is closer. If you do not wish to take part in the event, you can still spectate. With the new spectate game mode added in 1.8, it is easy to spectate the event and jump from person to person.
Because the server will be whitelisted, there is a sign-up form. This event will be run on Saturday, 4th April, at 9pm GMT. I've done it on a Saturday so people are less likely to be at school/work, and don't have to be up the next morning. Also, it's an hour later than normal, so it's less early for those in the Oceania region, and possibly a better time for the Americas. To see what time this would be for you, I've found a fancy thing that uses your location to convert to your time zone for you, so if you don't know what time zone you live in, you won't suffer. Because my web design abilities are limited, you can go here. (http://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/?t=9:00%20pm&tz=GMT%20(Greenwich%20Mean%20Time)&)
Hope to see you in the event!
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