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That's a Mario, alright

What error do they get? What e-mail provider do they use and what country do they reside?

That's cool man, but isn't this just the Minecraft texture atlas squeezed down to a smaller size?

okay dude

Necroposters like you piss me off.

It's ironic that you call this "absolute cinema" whilst having close to -300 reputation. Classic chromebook kid.

YOUR cube?

You are right, lad!

They do not.

Why would the browser not support TLS if it has options to enable it?

I did.

Creo que son etiquetas creadas por el usuario. / I believe they are user made tags.

Los foros de ClassiCube no son el lugar para apelar la prohibición de servidores. (above was put through Google Translate. untranslated: "The ClassiCube forums are not the place for server ban appeals.")

You need to forward the port "25565" on your router.

That link is a virus :\

What do you need help with, exactly?

That's nice, I guess.

I see...

That's insane.

As far as I know, you can't.

Okay, I know what I'm about to say in this post reply might be a little harsh, but I'm being as honest as I can here: This is the most garbage texture pack I have ever seen in my life. It looks like you've just put the terrain and button textures through some sort of image mangler... . What the fuck were you even thinking with this? Did you do any sort of testing to see if the textures were actually good? It looks like a vaper's lungs. Please consider actually play-testing and getting feedback for texture packs. It's clear that this texture pack is not ready for production (but it's also quite obvious that it's not even original, either). I apologize for my vulgarity, but please don't release low-effort texture packs like this. It hurts your reputation as a texture packs creator. (Here is an up-close image of what it looks like in-game since the compression in the original image makes it hard to see. Ooops...)

I haven't been around ClassiCube much other than server-surfing. My apologies - I did not know.

If you need a free server, try MCCH. As far as I'm aware, it's completely free, though you have to fill out a form to get a server. They look kind of sketchy though, IMO. If you want a server host you can trust completely, then you have to self-host your server. This is a great resource for that kind of stuff, and it's from John ClassiCube himself.

What about local servers?

My computer is a little unconventional. Model: Atari 2600, CPU: MOS Technology 6507 @ 1.19 MHz, Display: Television Interface Adaptor, Memory: 128B, Sound: Television Interface Adaptor, Storage:, Graphics: Television Interface Adaptor