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As a reaction to the [[Great August Gramepocalypse of 2026]], staff introduced a queue system to be used when the server was at capacity. Players with Gold and Diamond ranks are able to use priority queue in order to join the server faster, while players with the Hardcore rank are able to skip the queue entirely. The queue is sparse, with links to the Discord, Tebex, and Wiki page. In the queue, chat is disabled.
As a reaction to the [[Great August Gramepocalypse of 2026]], staff introduced a queue system to be used when the server was at capacity. Players with Gold and Diamond ranks are able to use priority queue in order to join the server faster, while players with the Hardcore rank are able to skip the queue entirely. The queue is sparse, with links to the Discord, Tebex, and Wiki page. In the queue, chat is disabled.
== Trivia ==
* Players used to be able to bypass the disabled chat by typing /minecraft:me [text]. This was disabled shortly after being found out.
* Some players have argued that [[Jargon#Whame|whames]] should be allowed to take priority over [[Grame|grames]].
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Latest revision as of 19:06, 26 September 2026

As a reaction to the Great August Gramepocalypse of 2026, staff introduced a queue system to be used when the server was at capacity. Players with Gold and Diamond ranks are able to use priority queue in order to join the server faster, while players with the Hardcore rank are able to skip the queue entirely. The queue is sparse, with links to the Discord, Tebex, and Wiki page. In the queue, chat is disabled.

Trivia

  • Players used to be able to bypass the disabled chat by typing /minecraft:me [text]. This was disabled shortly after being found out.
  • Some players have argued that whames should be allowed to take priority over grames.