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i remember i used to play a server that had the lottery plugin, its so much fun, specially when people buy tons of tickets and the prize is huuuuuge

and also the furniture mod, because i really want chairs and tables for my house xD

nexonoid wrote:i remember i used to play a server that had the lottery plugin, its so much fun, specially when people buy tons of tickets and the prize is huuuuuge

and also the furniture mod, because i really want chairs and tables for my house xD

Because of copyright rules nidefawl can't add the furniture mod. But he is adding his own chairs.

Copywrite reasons if its a minecraft mod he should be able to do all of it Minecraft is an open modding platform thats why he can run craftland in the first place without Mojang Going completly haywire

unclecreeperjoe wrote:Copywrite reasons if its a minecraft mod he should be able to do all of it Minecraft is an open modding platform thats why he can run craftland in the first place without Mojang Going completly haywire

That mod has extra copy right regulation and does not allow you to use it in mod packs without permission from the modder.

How about the buy kea mod?

I like the idea of a lottery mod, as long as each player could only buy one ticket.

Ruin the economy much?
First the admins wanted to clear money, and now, the players want to create a shitload of it?

Killgun wrote:Ruin the economy much?
First the admins wanted to clear money, and now, the players want to create a shitload of it?

A lottery does not create money.

nidefawl wrote:

Killgun wrote:Ruin the economy much?
First the admins wanted to clear money, and now, the players want to create a shitload of it?

A lottery does not create money.

Where might this money come from then?

Killgun wrote:

nidefawl wrote:

Killgun wrote:Ruin the economy much?
First the admins wanted to clear money, and now, the players want to create a shitload of it?

A lottery does not create money.

Where might this money come from then?

People buying tickets, exactly how it works in the real world