so how has the game changed since then?

[we are number one]

I bought it like 6 years ago I remember trying to play but there was just no one to play with hows it going now?

[Darkness Vortex]

There are usually at least a few other people on at any given time and some more that are lurking that only show themselves when they see someone joining a server they may be interested in. That being said, while I was specifically checking, there seemed to be a slow but steady increase in players online at any given time over the last several years. A few years ago, there may have been 17 people on at low times and now I am not surprised when I see 30 or more people in just one server.

[The One Free Man]

If it's any consideration, there's Blockland Rebuilt, a free game (provided you have the Steam release or an official copy) that's a reverse-engineered version of this game. Basically combines the best of some of the previous versions whilst adding its own improvements. For example, having maps from the older versions whilst still having shaders from the newer versions. Things like that. There's even a GitHub issue board where you can check some stuff and post issues and suggestions, the actual repo for the game itself is private unfortunately. It'd be certainly nice to see all the commits and everything.

The only problem with something like this, and I'm sure this'll be the same with Brickadia, is that the Blockland community has been dwindling as it is, and having these extra things like Rebuilt and Brickadia will split the community off and make it smaller still.

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Originally posted by The One Free Man:

If it's any consideration, there's Blockland Rebuilt, a free game (provided you have the Steam release or an official copy) that's a reverse-engineered version of this game. Basically combines the best of some of the previous versions whilst adding its own improvements. For example, having maps from the older versions whilst still having shaders from the newer versions. Things like that. There's even a GitHub issue board where you can check some stuff and post issues and suggestions, the actual repo for the game itself is private unfortunately. It'd be certainly nice to see all the commits and everything.

The only problem with something like this, and I'm sure this'll be the same with Brickadia, is that the Blockland community has been dwindling as it is, and having these extra things like Rebuilt and Brickadia will split the community off and make it smaller still.

When's the last time you played a b4v21 server with anyone else?