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How to Join a Minecraft Server

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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Minecraft is a wildly popular game that allows users to build structures, mines and weapons while exploring a vividly crafted world. The community aspect of the game – the ability to play with others – is one of the biggest draws to the experience. This is where joining a Minecraft server comes in.

Servers are dedicated virtual areas where users can gather to build and play together. Whether you want to team up with friends or make new connections in the community, joining a Minecraft server is easy. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Find a Server

There are plenty of Minecraft servers out there, all with their unique themes, mods, and rules. Some servers are designed for mini-games, while others offer an entirely different Minecraft experience. To find a server, start by browsing online forums, asking friends for recommendations or searching on social media.

Step 2: Check If You Need Permissions

Some servers require users to register or apply for permission before joining. This helps maintain control over who can access the server, ensuring everyone follows the rules and regulations. If the server you want to join requires permission, check the server’s website or ask other players how to apply.

Step 3: Check the Server’s Rules

Before making a connection, be sure to read the server’s rules. Different servers have different rules, so be thorough. For instance, some servers may have restrictions on language, or use of certain mods.

Step 4: Join the Server

Once you’ve found a server that you like and read all the rules, it’s time to connect. Open your Minecraft game and navigate to the Multiplayer section. From there, select “Add Server,” and enter the server’s IP address, along with a name to help identify the server. Within seconds, the server should appear on the list. Select it, and click “Join Server.”

Step 5: Play!

Once connected, explore the world and build to your heart’s content. Make friends, join a team or just revel in the Minecraft experience. Remember to follow the rules and respect other players, and have fun!

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