UneasyVanilla.
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uneasyvanilla.comAbout UneasyVanilla
UneasyVanilla is a Minecraft Java semi-anarchy survival server launched on March 10, 2020. Its world persists without map resets, while hacked clients, X-ray and machines designed to cause lag are forbidden. Autoclickers are allowed for farms, but never for PvP.
Players and activity
- Average
- 20.8
- Peak
- 33
Player history
Typical day
Average players per 30-minute slot
Frequently asked questions
How do I join UneasyVanilla?
To join UneasyVanilla in Minecraft, use one of the addresses below in the game’s connection options. Check the server’s instructions for any requirements.
- Java ·
uneasyvanilla.com:25565
How many players are connected right now?
- Java ·
uneasyvanilla.com:25565— The current player count is not available.
Only measurements received within the last four minutes are shown here.
Which versions and platforms are supported?
Compatible versions have not been specified.
Compatible platforms have not been specified.
Declared editions: Java.
Check the server’s requirements before joining; these details do not guarantee access from every version or device.
Is the server online and accessible?
- Java ·
uneasyvanilla.com:25565— A recent status is not available for this address.
A successful check does not guarantee that you can join. Access rules, an allowlist or other requirements may restrict connections.
Where can I view the server’s statistics?
Open the server activity section to see the available measurements and periods with no data.
What is PvP?
PvP means player versus player. Combat and its rules vary by server.
What is Survival?
Gather resources, build and explore. Survival rules depend on the server.
What is Vanilla?
Vanilla describes an experience close to the base game. The term does not guarantee an unmodified server.
Measurement unavailable
2b2t presents itself as an anarchy survival server with PvP in a world that does not reset. Exploration and combat therefore take place on a persistent map. Its announcements also document gameplay changes, such as phantoms moved to the End and remaining passive until attacked. The website describes Bedrock access as an experiment.
- In-game languages
- English
