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''' | '''comradefeliks''' joined the server in 2014. After discovering Minecraft some years prior, he grew tired of single-player and sought a more cooperative building experience. He tried multiple servers but found them too aggressive for his play style. What he truly wanted was a relaxed, city-building environment. | ||
When he discovered Ravenkraft on a server list, the selling point was that many of its players were big fans of ''Civilization'' and ''SimCity''—two games that had a significant impact on Feliks’s childhood (and remain favorites to this day). Upon joining, he immediately felt welcome in this group of creative misfits and has been an active player ever since. | When he discovered Ravenkraft on a server list, the selling point was that many of its players were big fans of ''Civilization'' and ''SimCity''—two games that had a significant impact on Feliks’s childhood (and remain favorites to this day). Upon joining, he immediately felt welcome in this group of creative misfits and has been an active player ever since. | ||
Feliks was deeply saddened when Ravenkraft went offline in 2017. By 2018, he had taken it upon himself to start a new server under the name '''Diaspora'''. Working closely with Wizardofire, he slowly rebuilt the community, ensuring the spirit of Ravenkraft lived on. | Feliks was deeply saddened when Ravenkraft went offline in 2017. By 2018, he had taken it upon himself to start a new server under the name '''Diaspora'''. Working closely with Wizardofire, he slowly rebuilt the community, ensuring the spirit of Ravenkraft lived on. | ||
Revision as of 22:46, 24 February 2025
comradefeliks joined the server in 2014. After discovering Minecraft some years prior, he grew tired of single-player and sought a more cooperative building experience. He tried multiple servers but found them too aggressive for his play style. What he truly wanted was a relaxed, city-building environment.
When he discovered Ravenkraft on a server list, the selling point was that many of its players were big fans of Civilization and SimCity—two games that had a significant impact on Feliks’s childhood (and remain favorites to this day). Upon joining, he immediately felt welcome in this group of creative misfits and has been an active player ever since.
Feliks was deeply saddened when Ravenkraft went offline in 2017. By 2018, he had taken it upon himself to start a new server under the name Diaspora. Working closely with Wizardofire, he slowly rebuilt the community, ensuring the spirit of Ravenkraft lived on.