u/CozyMinecraft

A bridge becomes a different kind of project when people actually use it to get somewhere.

I run CozyMC, where Java and Bedrock players share a long-term survival world. We don’t have /sethome, warps, or teleport commands, so getting between places is part of playing. Roads, railways, and signs have a practical job.

That gives you something to build beyond your own base. You can work with neighbors to connect your homes, design a station, or make a route easier to follow. Choosing where it goes and how it fits the landscape can become a project of its own.

Our players have built towns, shops, public farms, roads, and railways over time. The world doesn’t reset, so those projects can keep growing as more people settle nearby and add their own ideas.

You can also build independently. There’s no obligation to join a town or take on a public project. We average 25–40 players online, so you can have your own place and still have people to talk to.

It’s Hard survival with keepInventory off. There are no land claims, but griefing and stealing are prohibited, and staff investigate reports and restore damage.

If connecting a shared world sounds like your kind of Minecraft project, you’re welcome to come explore.

Join details are in my first comment.

There’s something satisfying about seeing someone use a bridge you built simply because it’s on their way home.

I’m Cozy, and I run CozyMC, a Java + Bedrock survival server with a world that doesn’t reset. We don’t have /home, warps or teleport commands. Getting somewhere means travelling through the world, and players can make that journey better.

That gives you a reason to connect things. A road between neighbors. A railway with somewhere worth going. A Nether route that makes visiting a friend less of an expedition. Even putting clear signs at a confusing junction can make somebody else’s evening easier.

You can still use elytra, boats, Nether portals and the other ways of getting around in survival. This isn’t about making everyone walk everywhere. I just like having reasons to build the space between our bases, instead of treating it as something to skip.

And because the main world doesn’t reset, those connections can keep growing. A route you build for two people today might eventually serve a whole neighborhood. There’s room for new players to contribute without needing to catch up with somebody else’s gear or build something enormous.

You’re equally welcome to find your own quiet spot and work independently. You don’t have to join a town or take on a public project to belong here.

We have no land claims or locked chests, but that does not make anyone’s work fair game. Griefing and stealing are prohibited, staff investigate logs and restore damage, and PvP on the main world requires agreement.

That’s the kind of shared survival world I enjoy: your own projects, other people around, and useful things to build together.

Java and Bedrock joining details are in my comment.

Some of my favorite Minecraft projects aren't bases. They're the bridge somebody needed, the railway connecting two towns, or the little public building that gives people a reason to stop.

I'm Cozy, and I run Cozy MC. We're a community-first survival server where Java and Bedrock players share one long-term world.

Our main world doesn't reset, and we don't have /home, /tpa or warps. That makes the things between bases matter. A road can become part of somebody's regular journey instead of something everyone teleports past. A town has time to grow beyond its first few houses. The work you put into connecting places stays useful.

You don't need to arrive with a megabase planned or be an amazing builder to contribute. A useful bridge doesn't need to be a masterpiece. Sometimes the best addition to a town is a small thing someone finally got around to building.

And you don't have to spend your time on community projects, either. Build your own place, get to know your neighbors, and help with whatever interests you. Having an independent base shouldn't mean playing alone.

The survival side still matters: Hard difficulty, no keepInventory, no kits, no economy plugin, and no teleport shortcuts.

We don't use land claims or locked chests. That doesn't make your work fair game: griefing and stealing are prohibited, and staff use logs to investigate and restore damage. PvP in the main world is by agreement only.

We accept no payments or donations. This is a passion project, not a store with a Minecraft server attached.

An established world isn't a finished world. There's room for your little corner of it—and perhaps the road that connects it to somebody else's.

Java and Bedrock players are welcome. Join details are in my comment below.

Manche Minecraft-Projekte brauchen länger als ein Wochenende. Und manchmal schafft man abends eben nur ein Stück vom Dach, bevor man wieder offline muss.

Ich bin Cozy und betreibe CozyMC. Bei uns spielen Java und Bedrock gemeinsam in einer Survival-Welt, die nicht zurückgesetzt wird. Du kannst dir etwas aufbauen, ohne dass irgendwann die nächste Saison angekündigt wird und alle wieder bei null anfangen.

Wichtig vorab: Wir sind eine internationale Community. Im öffentlichen Minecraft-Chat muss auf Englisch geschrieben werden.

Die Idee ist eigentlich einfach: eigene Projekte wie im Singleplayer, aber mit Leuten, denen du zeigen kannst, woran du gerade baust.

Vielleicht möchtest du irgendwo draußen deine Ruhe haben und eine große Basis bauen. Vielleicht gefällt dir ein von Spielern gegründetes Dorf. Oder du eröffnest einen Laden, baust eine Eisenbahn zwischen zwei Orten oder hilfst bei einem Gemeinschaftsprojekt.

Du musst nicht jedes Mal in den Sprachchat oder gemeinsam mit anderen losziehen. Manchmal reicht es auch, an seinem eigenen Haus zu arbeiten und bekannte Namen im Chat zu sehen.

Und nein, für einen Einstieg ist es nicht zu spät.

Es kommen jeden Tag neue Spieler dazu. Natürlich haben manche schon große Basen und bessere Ausrüstung. Einen gemeinsamen ersten Tag können wir nicht bieten. Aber du kannst deinen eigenen Anfang machen, Leute kennenlernen und etwas bauen, das vorher noch nicht da war. Eine bestehende Welt ist schließlich keine fertige Welt.

Spielerisch bleiben wir nah an Vanilla: Schwierigkeitsgrad Schwer, Erfolge aktiviert und keepInventory aus. Keine Kits, kein /home, kein /tpa und keine Warps. Ressourcen werden erspielt, und zwischen den Orten reist man tatsächlich durch die Welt.

Es gibt keine Claims oder gesperrten Truhen. Das bedeutet aber nicht, dass fremde Sachen frei verfügbar sind. Griefing und Diebstahl sind verboten. Unser Team kann Block- und Container-Logs prüfen und Schäden rückgängig machen. PvP ist nur nach gegenseitiger Absprache erlaubt.

Läden gibt es ebenfalls, aber die werden von Spielern gebaut und mit Ressourcen aus der Survival-Welt betrieben. Kein Wirtschaftsplugin und kein Echtgeld-Shop. Ich verkaufe weder Ränge noch Gegenstände oder Vorteile und nehme auch keine Spenden an.

Mir gefällt, wenn aus einzelnen Bauprojekten nach und nach eine gemeinsame Welt wird. Jemand baut einen Hafen, ein anderer verbindet ihn mit seinem Dorf, und plötzlich gibt es einen neuen Ort, den andere besuchen.

Dafür suchen wir weitere Mitspieler. Ob du gleich einen ganzen Stadtteil planst oder erstmal eine Hütte brauchst, spielt keine Rolle.

Die Verbindungsdaten für Java und Bedrock stehen im ersten Kommentar. Komm gern vorbei und schau dich um.

What if you could join a Minecraft world without worrying about when the next reset is?

CozyMC is built around a pretty simple idea: the world keeps going, and new players become part of its history instead of waiting for a new season.

Usually there are around 30–50 people online. Enough that you can meet people, find towns and projects, or get help when you need it — but spread across a huge survival world, so it still feels calm.

Players have built towns and kingdoms, shops, roads, railways, farms, megabases, event venues and all kinds of things nobody on staff planned for them.

You can join those projects or head thousands of blocks away and make something completely your own.

The survival side stays deliberately simple:

• Hard difficulty
• Java + Bedrock crossplay
• No world resets
• No land claims or locked chests
• No /home or teleport shortcuts
• No kits
• No economy plugin
• No paid ranks, store or donations
• PvP only by agreement
• Griefing and stealing prohibited
• Achievements enabled

Right now the community is even rebuilding spawn after players voted to remove a 320×320 section of the old terrain and turn it into a blank canvas for whatever gets built there next.

That’s the kind of server CozyMC is.

The community becomes the content.

Join information is in the comment below.

One of the weird things about looking for an SMP is that “brand new” sounds appealing mostly because nobody wants to feel like they’re showing up after everyone else has already finished Minecraft.

That’s something we’ve tried pretty hard to avoid on CozyMC.

We keep one long-term survival world instead of resetting it, but new people join every day. There’s no artificial world border, so you can travel far enough out and find untouched wilderness if you want the experience of starting from absolutely nothing.

We also recently updated to the latest version and trimmed explored chunks that nobody had actually built in, which means there’s a lot of freshly generated terrain and new-version worldgen to discover again.

Then whenever you want civilization, it’s already there.

People have made towns, shops, roads, railways, giant bases, technical farms, public spaces and event venues. You can join those projects, start something new with other players, or live thousands of blocks away and just come back when you feel social.

There are usually a few dozen people online, so it feels alive without 500 people running around spawn.

The survival itself stays pretty straightforward: hard difficulty, no keepInventory, no claims, no /sethome, no kits, no economy plugin and no teleporting around the world.

Cozy describes the people, not the difficulty.

If you’ve been waiting for a “fresh SMP” because you don’t want to be behind, maybe try joining a world that plans to still be here after your fresh world would have reset.

If the main reason you keep looking for a brand-new server is because you don’t want to join a world where everyone else is already finished, you might like CozyMC.

We keep one long-term survival world instead of resetting whenever the server gets established.

New people join every day, there’s no artificial world border, and there’s still an enormous amount of unexplored wilderness if you want to head out and start completely from scratch.

We also recently updated to the latest version and trimmed chunks that had been explored but never inhabited, so a lot of fresh terrain is generating again with the newest worldgen.

The established parts of the world are there when you want them: player-made towns, shops, roads, technical farms, public builds and community projects.

But none of that means you have to live at spawn or join somebody else’s project. Plenty of people travel out, find their own place and build independently while still having an active community to come back to.

The survival side is deliberately straightforward:

No claims
No /sethome
No teleporting around the world
No kits
No economy plugin
No paid ranks or perks
Hard difficulty
No keepInventory
Agreement-only PvP

Cozy describes the people, not the difficulty.

If you join today, you aren’t late. You’re just one of today’s new players — and tomorrow somebody else will be newer than you.

A lot of people looking for a Minecraft server say they want a brand-new world because they don’t want to join somewhere everyone else has already finished everything.

I think there’s another way to solve that.

CozyMC is a long-term survival world that doesn’t reset, but new players join every day. There’s no artificial world border, and after the latest Minecraft update we trimmed explored-but-uninhabited chunks, so there is a huge amount of fresh terrain generating with the newest version.

You can head into the wilderness and have that feeling of discovering somewhere nobody has touched before, while still being connected to a world where people have already built towns, roads, shops, farms, event venues and some genuinely ridiculous projects.

Usually a few dozen people are online, with players across the US and Europe. Some people join towns or community projects. Some build thousands of blocks away and mostly do their own thing. Both work.

The survival side is intentionally pretty straightforward: no keepInventory, no teleporting around the world, no land claims, no paid ranks or kits. Griefing and stealing are against the rules, and staff can investigate and restore damage rather than making everyone lock their builds behind claim plugins.

Java and Bedrock play together on the same world.

Basically, if you want the excitement of having unexplored Minecraft ahead of you without throwing away everything people built before you, that’s what we’re trying to make.

Join info in the comment 👇

I think this is the biggest thing I’ve changed my mind about after running a long-term Minecraft world.

A lot of people looking for multiplayer specifically ask for a world that started yesterday or this week.

Usually the reason isn’t actually that they care about the world’s age.

They just don’t want to feel behind.

But those are two different things.

Someone joining CozyMC today can walk away from civilization with nothing, find completely fresh terrain, punch their first tree and build whatever they want without needing to “catch up” to anyone.

We have no artificial world border, and after the latest update we trimmed explored chunks nobody had settled in. That means huge areas are generating again with the newest terrain and biome.

So a new player can have the fresh-world experience without deleting everything everyone else already made.

And if they eventually travel back toward populated areas, they find the opposite experience:

old roads that actually lead somewhere
towns that grew over time
shops and farms
huge bases
community projects
random landmarks with stories behind them

That history isn’t competition. It’s something to discover.

Meanwhile new people keep joining, so today’s brand-new player eventually becomes one of the established players somebody else meets later.

That’s the idea behind CozyMC.

No resets. No claims or locked chests. No /home or teleport shortcuts. No paid ranks or perks. Java and Bedrock together. Just one survival world that keeps getting bigger instead of being thrown away.

I’m curious what people here actually mean when they say they want a “fresh” world.

Do you want a world that is literally new, or do you mostly want unexplored land and the chance to build something that matters?

What if you could get the excitement of exploring a fresh Minecraft world without joining another server that might reset or disappear in a few months?

That’s the idea behind CozyMC.

We’re a Java + Bedrock survival community built around one long-term world. What you build matters because we aren't planning to wipe it away next season.

And joining an established world does NOT mean you're too late.

We recently updated to the latest Minecraft version and trimmed explored chunks that weren't inhabited, so huge areas are generating fresh again with the newest terrain. There’s also no artificial world border, so unexplored wilderness keeps going as far as you're willing to travel.

New players join every day.

Some head straight into the wilderness and start from nothing.

Others settle near existing civilization and find towns, shops, railways, public projects and player-created communities already waiting to be discovered.

Both ways of playing belong here.

The main world is Hard survival:

- No resets
- No keepInventory
- No /home
- No warps or teleport shortcuts
- No land claims
- No locked chests
- No kits
- No economy plugin
- No paid ranks or advantages
- Agreement-only PvP
- Griefing and stealing prohibited

Instead of claim plugins, CozyMC is trust-based. Staff can investigate grief and theft using logs, restore damage, and remove people who intentionally ruin the experience for others.

The community is what gives the world its personality.

Players build towns and themed communities, run shops, create roads and railways, make enormous solo and technical projects, host events, and occasionally make decisions that change the world itself.

Our players recently voted to blow up spawn so they could rebuild it together.

Yes, really.

You don't have to participate in everything, though. Plenty of people simply find a quiet place, build at their own pace, and enjoy having an active world around them.

You can build independently without feeling isolated.

Cozy describes the people, not the difficulty.

The world itself is survival.

Your next survival base doesn't need a server that launched yesterday. It needs somewhere worth building it.

CozyMC is a long-term survival community where the world stays, new people keep arriving, and you don't have to race anyone to enjoy yourself.

Some players build towns together. Others spend months on a solo project, run a little shop, connect places by railway, or organize something for everyone to do. You can get involved in a community project or head into the wilderness with a crafting table and your own plans.

You don't need to arrive with a friend group, either. Meeting people is part of being here.

A fresh start without erasing the world

We recently updated and trimmed explored chunks that weren't inhabited, making room for fresh terrain while keeping the places people have invested in. There's no artificial world border, so an established world doesn't mean every good building spot is taken.

New players join every day. Your first house doesn't need to compete with someone else's megabase.

Meanwhile, the existing towns, roads, shops and public spaces give you something a completely new world can't offer yet: places to discover and people to meet along the way.

Survival still feels like survival

The main world is Hard difficulty, without keepInventory, kits, /home, warps or teleport shortcuts. You gather resources, travel, build and trade with other players. There is no economy plugin, store or paid advantage.

We don't use land claims or locked chests. Griefing and stealing are prohibited, with logging, staff investigation and restoration when someone breaks that trust. Main-world PvP requires agreement.

Java and Bedrock players share the same world. Simple Voice Chat is available on Java, with Discord voice for hanging out too.

A place to keep coming back to

CozyMC isn't about keeping everyone at the same stage of progression. It's about giving people a reason to keep playing after the dragon is dead.

Build the town. Finish the railway. Make the unnecessarily elaborate starter house.

Your next Minecraft phase can pick up where this one leaves off.

Viele suchen nach einem ganz neuen Minecraft-Server, weil sie dieses Gefühl mögen: irgendwo loslaufen, unberührtes Land finden und bei null anfangen.

Aber dafür muss nicht unbedingt die ganze Welt neu sein.

CozyMC ist eine langfristige Survival-Welt ohne geplante Resets. Was Spieler heute bauen, kann auch Jahre später noch Teil der Geschichte dieser Welt sein.

Und trotzdem gibt es für neue Spieler noch sehr viel Neues zu entdecken.

Wir haben keine künstliche World Border. Außerdem haben wir nach dem Update auf die neueste Minecraft-Version bereits erkundete Chunks entfernt, in denen sich niemand niedergelassen hatte. Diese Gebiete generieren jetzt wieder komplett neu – mit den neuen Biomen und Features der aktuellen Version.

Du kannst also weit hinausziehen, frisches Terrain finden und dein eigenes Survival-Abenteuer ganz von vorne beginnen.

Wenn du irgendwann Gesellschaft möchtest, gibt es aber auch eine richtige Community, zu der du zurückkehren kannst.

Spieler haben eigene Städte und thematische Gemeinschaften gegründet, Shops gebaut, Straßen und Eisenbahnstrecken angelegt, technische Farmen errichtet und Veranstaltungsorte geschaffen. Andere wohnen weit draußen und bauen fast wie im Singleplayer, ohne deshalb vom Rest der Community abgeschnitten zu sein.

Selbst Spawn ist nicht „fertig“.

Unsere Spieler haben vor Kurzem darüber abgestimmt, einen riesigen Teil des alten Spawn-Gebiets abzutragen, damit dort gemeinsam etwas völlig Neues entstehen kann.

Das Survival selbst bleibt dabei Survival:

- Schwierigkeit: Hard
- Kein keepInventory
- Kein /home und keine Teleport-Warps
- Keine Claims oder gesperrten Kisten
- Keine Kits
- Keine künstliche Server-Währung
- Keine bezahlten Ränge oder Vorteile
- PvP nur, wenn beide Seiten zustimmen
- Griefing und Diebstahl sind verboten und können anhand von Logs untersucht und rückgängig gemacht werden
- Java- und Bedrock-Spieler spielen gemeinsam in derselben Welt

„Cozy“ beschreibt bei uns eher die Menschen als den Schwierigkeitsgrad.

Deutschsprachige Spieler sind natürlich willkommen. Der öffentliche Server-Chat ist allerdings auf Englisch, daher solltest du dich auf Englisch verständigen können oder bei Bedarf einen Übersetzer benutzen.

Wenn du also eine Welt suchst, in der du heute neu anfangen kannst, ohne dass irgendwann alles wieder gelöscht wird, könnte CozyMC gut zu dir passen.

Die Join-Infos stehen im ersten Kommentar.

A brand-new server gives you untouched terrain—but it cannot give you a community that has already learned how to keep a world alive.

CozyMC offers both sides of that experience.

We recently updated to the latest Minecraft version and trimmed explored chunks that nobody had inhabited. Combined with having no artificial world border, that means there is now a huge amount of newly generated wilderness to explore, including terrain from the new update.

At the same time, the world is permanent. The towns, railways, farms, shops, event venues and enormous player projects people create are allowed to become part of its history instead of disappearing in the next reset.

You also will not be the only new person arriving in an established world. New players join every day, so there are always people gathering their first resources, looking for somewhere to settle and meeting the community for the first time.

CozyMC is community-first survival with:

• Java and Bedrock crossplay
• Dozens of players online throughout the day
• No claims, locked chests or land plugins
• No warps, /sethome or teleport shortcuts
• No kits, paid ranks, donations or store
• Agreement-only PvP in the main world
• Player-created towns, kingdoms, shops and events
• Grief investigation and restoration when trust is broken
• Hard difficulty, achievements and no keepInventory

You can disappear into the wilderness and build independently without feeling isolated—or settle near other players and become part of something larger.

Established does not mean finished. It means what you build today may still matter years from now.

Join information is in the comments.

Realm-hopping gets old. You spend weeks gathering resources, begin a real base, meet a few good people—and then the Realm closes, resets, or simply stops feeling like home.

CozyMC is not technically a Realm, but Bedrock players can join easily and share the same survival world with Java players. It is a long-term world that does not reset, with no paid ranks, kits, land claims, warps, or teleport shortcuts.

The world already has history, towns, shops, railways, public projects, and an active community, but that does not mean new players are behind. New people arrive every day, there is no artificial world border, and we recently regenerated explored but uninhabited terrain for the latest update. There is still an enormous amount of untouched wilderness and newly generated terrain to explore.

You can travel far away and create something entirely your own without feeling isolated, or settle near other players and become involved in towns, events, community projects, and whatever stories emerge naturally.

Griefing and stealing are prohibited and investigated, PvP is by agreement, and there are usually dozens of players online throughout the day and night. This is hard survival with no keepInventory—Cozy describes the people, not the difficulty.

If you are looking for a Bedrock world that could become your long-term Minecraft home rather than another temporary stop, come take a look. Join information is in the comments.

When you first join CozyMC, you will spawn on a temporary glass platform high in the sky.

That is intentional.

Far below you, our players are removing a 320×320 section of the old spawn. The community proposed the project, discussed it, and voted to clear the entire area so it can become one enormous blank canvas for a new community-built spawn.

Technical players call it a perimeter. Everyone else can call it a very large hole.

First we make the hole. Then we build.

Temporary bridges lead safely away from the construction, and what you do next is entirely up to you. You can help transform the center of the world, meet other players around the established areas, or travel into the wilderness and begin somewhere that feels completely new.

We recently updated to the newest Minecraft version and trimmed chunks that had been explored but never inhabited. Those areas can now generate again with the new biome, current terrain, and fresh structures—without deleting anyone’s home or resetting the world.

Cozy MC also has no artificial world border, so unexplored wilderness does not run out just because the world has history.

And if you normally search for brand-new servers because you are worried about joining “too late,” you will not be the only newcomer here. New players join every day. Begin today, and before long you will be one of the established players welcoming the people who arrive tomorrow.

You can benefit from existing roads, shops, farms, and public projects without having your own progression decided for you.

CozyMC is one long-term hard-survival world with:

Java and Bedrock crossplay
Achievements enabled
No resets
No artificial world border
No claims or locked chests
No teleports or /sethome
No kits or economy plugin
No paid ranks, store, or donations
PvP only by agreement
No keep inventory

Griefing and stealing are prohibited. Staff can investigate block and container logs, restore damage, and remove players who break that trust.

There are usually dozens of people online, but you do not have to participate in everything to belong. Join a town, work on community projects, build with friends, or disappear beyond the temporary bridges and create your own quiet corner of the world.

The world is established, but it is nowhere near finished.

Right now, even its center is being rewritten by the people who live here.

Join information is in the first comment.

I help run CozyMC, and we’re looking for more Bedrock players who want a survival world they can keep returning to—not another Realm that disappears after a few weeks.

CozyMC is one shared Java and Bedrock world that began in December 2024 and does not reset. There are usually dozens of players online, but nobody is assigned a team or required to follow a schedule.

Players have built towns, player-run kingdoms, physical shops, roads, railways, public farms, technical projects, megabases, and event venues. You can join one of those communities, help with shared infrastructure, or travel farther out and build independently while still having people around.

The survival side matters here:

- Hard difficulty with no keepInventory
- No land claims, /home, warps, kits, or paid perks
- PvP only when both players agree
- Achievements and advancements remain enabled
- No world border or seasonal resets
- Griefing and stealing are investigated and confirmed damage can be restored

The honest mismatch is that CozyMC is not a fresh Realm or an easy-mode server. It is better suited to players who value a stable world, meaningful travel, familiar neighbors, and projects that can grow over time.

Bedrock: Add `PlayCozyMC` and wait about one minute, or connect to `mc.cozymc.com` on port `19132`

Java: `CozyMC.com`

Discord: `discord.gg/CozyMC`

You can join and explore right away. To break blocks and pick up items, read all the rules on Discord to find out how to get started.

What do you usually enjoy most in a long-term world: building, farms, exploration, shops, or community projects?

Si te cansan los servidores donde avanzar depende de rangos, kits y atajos, Cozy MC toma el camino contrario: aquí el progreso viene de jugar Minecraft.

No vendemos nada. No aceptamos pagos ni donaciones, y no existen rangos de pago, beneficios comprados, kits ni ventajas especiales.

Tampoco usamos un plugin de economía, /home, warps o teletransportes.

El resultado no es solamente una lista de cosas que faltan. Hace que el mundo funcione de otra manera:

- Las tiendas las construyen y abastecen los propios jugadores.
- El intercambio ocurre directamente entre personas.
- Los caminos y ferrocarriles importan porque viajar sigue importando.
- Las granjas públicas y los sistemas técnicos resuelven necesidades reales.
- Los pueblos y reinos existen porque los jugadores deciden crearlos, no porque un plugin les asigne territorio.
- El lugar donde eliges construir realmente puede cambiar cómo te relacionas con el resto del mundo.

Cozy MC es un solo mundo survival de largo plazo compartido por jugadores de Java y Bedrock.

El mundo no se reinicia y no tiene borde. Hay pueblos, caminos, tiendas, granjas, proyectos y lugares con historia, pero también existe terreno nuevo para comenzar una base, un asentamiento o algo completamente propio.

Puedes unirte a un pueblo o reino creado por jugadores, colaborar en un proyecto público, abrir una tienda o construir de manera independiente sin quedar completamente aislado.

La supervivencia sigue teniendo consecuencias:

- Dificultad Difícil
- Sin keepInventory
- Logros y avances habilitados
- Sin claims ni cofres bloqueados
- Sin teletransportes, warps ni sethome
- El griefing y el robo están prohibidos
- El equipo puede investigar y restaurar daños o pérdidas confirmadas
- PvP solo por acuerdo mutuo

Cozy MC puede encajar contigo si buscas survival normal, proyectos que no desaparezcan con un reinicio y una comunidad donde lo importante sea lo que los jugadores construyen, conectan y hacen unos para otros.

También hay incompatibilidades importantes:

No es un mapa recién abierto, no hay keepInventory ni teletransportes, y necesitas una cuenta oficial de Minecraft.

El chat público del servidor debe ser en inglés. Los jugadores hispanohablantes son bienvenidos, pero debes poder comunicarte en inglés o utilizar una herramienta de traducción cuando sea necesario.

Java:
CozyMC.com

Bedrock:
Agrega a PlayCozyMC como amigo y espera aproximadamente un minuto, o usa:

mc.cozymc.com:19132

Discord:
Una vez dentro del servidor, escribe /discord para obtener el enlace.

Puedes entrar y explorar de inmediato. Para romper bloques y recoger objetos, lee todas las reglas en Discord para saber cómo empezar.