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i love how he looked for someone to ban for a legitimate reson, saw a hitler skin, then proceded to ban a random person

I speak russian and used to watch a lot of russian content, and I do think that the main reason such servers are popular is because of youtubers and streamers playing/owning them. A lot of popular content is made on these servers, and as they are cracked it costs nothing for a 9 year old to create an account and streamsinpe and interact with their streamers, who pretty much encourage this. Idk how relevant it is rn, but there used to be a lot of videos of ccs who are also server owners where they spectate and troll casual players, so many players probably also wanted to be part of that.

Bro really muted a guy for cheating

It's actually funny to look at how english speaking community reacts to russian minecraft culture.

The fact that you can buy admin ranks, and that they're not being abused 24/7 is shocking. You can literally destroy these servers, but everyone collectively agrees to just... not. Honestly they probably don't even have frequent backups.

The Oligarch Rank being at the top in a Russian server gave me a good chuckle, clever guys

In Soviet Russia Moderator don’t ban you, you ban moderator.

I like how the “higher chance of girlfriend” is $6 and the “higher chance of boyfriend” is $0.60 💀💀😭

I know 12:36 is a likely translation issue, but "Access to other people's private areas" can have a few meanings and gave me a chuckle.

Now THIS is REAL anarchy.

I like to imagine crito joined then got banned and yelled blyat like that one kid who got his house deleted

As a Russian, I say that there were most likely small children there whom I feel sorry for. At least those people whom you banned... Because they did not understand what they were doing (most likely) [used Google translator]

“The Russians stole my girlfriend by editing” got me

The fact that you paid to test out how broken and messed up these perks are means that you kinda ended up falling for their trap in a way...

In Russia (and other CIS countries) such servers are called School'o'servers, because schoolchildren play on them (with pirated Minecraft).

I'm Ukrainian, but I spent most of my minecraft gaming on russian-speaking servers as a child. When I went on a new server, I found that it's something like this - a P2W, microtransaction-filled nightmare. I didn't have any money or a credit card back then (neither was I willing to buy anything anyway), so I got rather lucky. Which is why I kept playing since around 2015-2017 this one server called Deniscraft (later renamed to MXMC). It was a creative plot style server, which was enough for me since I loved (and still do) creative mode. It was so much better compared to all the other ones. Everyone played on the creative plots despite Skywars, Bedwars, etc. being available. There were ranks, yes, but not only did I see them being insanely priced, they didn't provide any OP advantage. The main allure of these ranks were: 1 - more plots (so you can claim more land), and 2 - more WorldEdit commands. I think that might have been the most well-done implementation of ranks I've seen on a russian-speaking server. Was absolutely not required, had a great experience over several years without having purchased a single thing, and still provides benefits. I think about Deniscraft sometimes. Died out around 2019-2020. What pains me even more, is that now I want to talk to the people who were there. One guy, Zedmetkyj I believe was his name, I still have friended on Discord, but the rest are either deleted accounts or just don't use Discord anymore. Sad.

The fact that you can buy a rank to do the admins jobs for them is crazy

Damn, didn't expect my country to be there lol. The sad truth is that this is just a grain of sand in a desert, especially since you now can't even buy a licensed copy of a game in Russia officially

The fact MisterEpic used Google Translate instead of native speaker made his experience even funnier

Здесь в России мы называем такие сервера "школо сервера" и таких миллион, и все они одинаковые, так как у большинства владельцев этих серверов их по 5 штук Here in Russia we call such servers "school servers" and there are a million of them, and they are all the same, since most owners of these servers have 5 of them

I'm guessing that 'actually buying Minecraft in Russia' is probably a bit difficult nowadays (sanctions etc), so it doesn't surprise me that these sorts of cracked servers are popular over there.

As a Russian who is personally familiar with all these servers, I want to answer the question: "why do people play on them?". As far as I know, we don't have large normal servers right now. There was one - Prostocraft, but it was literally destroyed by TLauncher. They added the ip to the blacklist, so it was impossible to log in from their launcher. After all, this is the most popular launcher in Russia, online has fallen from 2000 to 200. That's it

Ok, I gotta point something out: The reason behind these types of servers being popular is due to the lack of choice for a specific group of players - players on pirated versions of Minecraft. Almost no big servers outside of Russia supports pirated versions of the game, but this server in particular and many others copypasted from it or from other classic version do, meaning around 60% of Russian players (stats being taken from polls a Russian KZfaq creator made) can't play ay other server (including me, although i managed to find some high-quality servers, there are far less people on them because no p2w = no money = no ads in a pirated launcher menu = low likelihood of new players ever finding out about this server) Edit 1: yeah, it has captcha for this exact reason

Hi, funny video, but such servers we have in Russia unfortunately 95%. It's a pity that you showed just this side of Ru servers. After all, we have quality, cool servers with technologies that are not used in the West. And with games that you do not have and never had).

It's a toxic cesspool that was created by toxic youtubers. In a distant 2010, the era when KZfaq just began to be widely available worldwide, content creators in Russia were the same as in USA or Europe - just a bunch of dudes who play games and upload their Let's Plays to YT. They were simple with little to no edits and mostly focused on them just playing and enjoying the game. Minecraft community was the same, simple but peaceful community, like the one that was forming all around the world at the time. And then came one rich idiot who somehow (mostly through the power of money) became popular. He started saying "летсплеер хуже п***аса" ("being letsplayer is worse than being gay") and dumb little kids started to repeat after him, destroying the peaceful community that was just forming on KZfaq. They started to dislike every video made by let's players, bully them, invade their servers and grief them. This wave of idiocy touched even those who uploaded tutorials on redstone and building. Many KZfaqrs just dropped at that time and never returned. In protest of that some people ironically started to record their "griefing" videos. Which became VERY popular among dumb kids. Then there were even more griefing. Someone started to create anti-griefing videos and... His idea was completely stolen by another popular rich idiot who created "анти грифер шоу" (anti-griefing show), in which, contrary to the name (because the original rich idiot at the time started saying "это всё пост-ирония была, вы не понимаете" - "it was post-irony, you didn't understand"), he was just griefing on a lot of servers. As you can imagine - it led to even more griefing. Eventually this downward spiral ended here. In a pool of toxic youtubers who are creating "content" for even more toxic community. If you can't wrap your head around how that was possible - imagine Logan Paul becoming very popular in 2010 (like getting more than 100 million subscribers) and starting shitting on let's players. You got your builder Grian and redstone mastermind Mumbo? Imagine them being bullied to submission by a swarm of stupid kids who don't know better than just stupidly saying shit Logan Paul said in his video. You remember Yogscast? Imagine them, but led by Doni Bobes, of all people. And imagine Doni Bobes as even meaner youtuber. You remember PewDiePie? Imagine him being bullied by stupid kids at the start of his career and stopping, never achieving anything and falling to obscurity, becaming deranged by the unability to creatively express himself and deleting his channel. And imagine that everyone popular on KZfaq are friends of Logan Paul, catering to stupid kids by creating toxic content and never even trying to become better than that. Because those who tried - drowned in this toxicity. That's the reality one popular rich idiot created. Literal opposite of yours. Welcome to Russian KZfaq gaming scene. We are not happy here.

Gotta love it when a Mister Epic video starts with him banning a random guy from a server

Those servers is where Russian (not just Russian but basically from all around post Soviet Union) players get their first multiplayer experience. Unwilling to buy official copy of the game and seeing no official russian servers, they hop on whatever server their cracked Minecraft launcher offers. I believe the average age of players on such servers is 9-10 years old. I myself had an introduction to multiplayer on a such server 10 years ago and it was as chaotic and shady as it is today. I still remember how much fun I had playing there. I met countless people, had many roles, went through various situations. Sure, playing there is unsafe, especially for children as some illegal information can be spread uncontrollably and personal data can be stolen. But most players will be left with good memories no matter what.

Hi! I'm from Russia and I want to explain about the servers that were shown in your video. Most of such servers like minebars and others are echoes of 2015-17, when Minecraft completely captured the Runet and everyone began to make servers because it was very profitable. Children both then and now spend a lot of money on donations on similar servers. And they are popular because in Russia about 99 out of 100 people play pirated Minecraft. And in the most popular launcher Tlauncher (be careful there are viruses in it) they are in the list of servers initially, so instead of looking for normal servers, users choose these servers. But the more adult community still prefers private servers to which it is necessary to buy a pass. The most popular of these are СП, Subshield and pepeland.

Аххаахха вот он контент, который мы заслужили

Him banning a guy for cheats was hilarious. Casually stands at spawn and gets banned for week xD. Should have looked into mute reasons to make it look legit.

I know about two more Russian servers, called TeslaCraft and Funtime. I dont know if they are popular in English community, but they are popular in Russian minecraft fanbase. You can also try to check them. TeslaCraft is server that made all amout minigames, while Funtime is fully anarchy server. And forgot to tell about, this way to separate one game mode like Grief to a lot of smaller servers is made for optimization. Bigger amount of players at one microserver = lag; smaller amount of player on one microserver = good. I know that my message wont gonna be popular, but at least i said my word.

Been watching you for a while now. I am Russian myself and I’ve been waiting, and I really mean that, for you to check out those straight up trash Russian servers.

Aww man, nostalgia. Those servers haven't changed one bit

Как же я люблю заходить в комментарии англоязычных ютуберов. Достаточно один раз упомянуть русских и вот уже каждый второй комментарий это "As a Russian..."

Yes I asked for this like 3 times, huge thanks for highlighting all of this!

Yes, there are a lot of such servers, but only schoolchildren play on them. I can recommend one Russian server "Cristalix", a big project with its own modes, I advise you to play

So surreal watching you play on cracked servers because when I played on those as a kid, I remember there being like no videos about them. It almost felt like isolated castaway civilization

As a Russian server player, I can confidently say that the P2W on them is insane AND the perks are fake AND they span half of my 1440p monitor on minimum GUI scale. Like what?

In good old 2014-2016 days when i used to play these servers after school, everything seemed fine ad normal - all these ranks & donation levels that my parents forbid me to buy. Good video!

10:04 both how horribly mistranslated and how actually kinda accurate it is makes it funny

The funny thing is that on the first server (when you banned and muted some random guys) you got banned only because you muted a guy for a reason of using hacks. Normally you should ban people for that and since you used a mute instead - you got banned.

I think we all must salute loldid11 truly a brave soldier.

as a russian id never expect you out of all ppl to do a vid about those servers (and the game mode at 2:29 is "mega grief beta") also a reminder: the cost for the max rank is around 2 monthly average paychecks

Bro, we are waiting for you on "Cristalii") unlike 99% of RU Segment servers, this is a high-quality theme

I used to play on cracked Russian servers when I was young and couldn't buy Minecraft for myself. The donation stuff was ALWAYS in your face, and in some cases you couldn't even play on the server normally if you didn't donate. I was waiting for some big YTer to cover these, brings a smile to my face. If you're wondering, there's also MysteryWorld, DexLand and a few others that are automatically added to your server list if you play with TLauncher, and they're just as bad as the two servers covered here.

P2W is a normal practice on russian servers and i know that because i played on them back when i had the cracked client. I've seen a lot of those where you can buy ranks to ban/mute other players, /op yourself, become a staff nember and many more bad stuff. Also that DomerGrief guy makes Anti-Grief Show videos, which became a meme in Russia already. They involve kids (and also sometimes parents of the kids) being paid to act like complete idiots (basically they make fun of them). Those videos often go like that: This guy finds those who "adopt" players The kid kills the the "anti-griefer" guy And then the "anti-griefer" trolls this kid by removing their house using WorldEdit, destroying blocks in front of their eyes and other stuff.

as a russian minecraft player, this server is most disgusting server in russian community of minecraft, The owner of this server, make this "server" just for money, his chanel - MrDomer

Hi. Reallyworld is a school server (a server on which youngsters mostly play) with donations and other stuff. I am Russian and therefore understand

13:22 the button actually says "steam skins." Pretty sure it reffers to any cosmetic item tradaable on the platform

looking at servers from different countries is very interesting as it gives you a nice view of how things run somewhere else. i hope to see more of this with some other regions

The Mega Vulture Beta is the funniest thing I've ever seen. The word Grief or Гриф in Russian has 3 actual meanings and a garbage zoomer one. The zoomer one is Grief but the other two are... *insert drum roll here* A vulture. A fret of a guitar. And a super obscure word that is only used in the Russian equivalent of the phrase "top secret"

This servers is just a surface of russian Minecraft community. Smaller servers is a very much cooler, for example - pepeland and сервер пятёрки. And for minigames we use vimeworld or whatever

It wasn't steam gift card codes it was steam skins. I guess pay with items?

Indeed, most Russian servers are like that, but there are servers like SP or Pepeland, and these are really good servers that many people are willing to play on considering that you have to pay for access to the server. (This is not an advertisement as these are really big projects that don't need it).

there are also a lot of good and almost vanilla Russian servers. One of them is a "СП", a server of the twitch streamer 5opka, quite well known in narrow circles.

AYOOO, i wasnt expecting this one, thanks for the content)

The existence of pay to win servers really makes you wanna say, "really, world?"

You should start a short series of anonymously exploring these servers in depth; there has to be so much more to be discovered about them.

There are some good russian servers - like Cristallix (but it has it's own launcher), Subshield (it is vanilla license server, but you have to buy subscription to join it. It is hosted by youtubers playing private server called Mineshield). Other servers are usually smaller or not public, just for owner and his friends. Also, there are a lot of modded servers and they are pay-to-win just a little bit (example - Kaboom, Cubix) Also, Reallyworld and other "grief" or "anarchy" servers usually use bots or buy advertisement by TL (yes, they are still popular) to boost online, so they are not that popular. Thanks for talking about problems like TL and Pay-to-win servers, so less people will be scammed.

13:30 not just steam gift cards, but CS weapon skins

Bruh no way you can buy the ban command💀 rip mrepiko's wallet

well, as a russian ,I’ll say, that servers like that(with ability to buy ranks, that can ban/ mute etc.) exist for like 10 years, and the have been dying(losing popularity )since 2015 i guess. So when i see a server, in which I can buy some rank, that gives me power - I leave this serever, because most minecraft players are kids, and you never know what they can do

Я не ожидал что школосерв какого то ноунейма назовут "Очень известным" I did not expect that some nameless school server would be called “Very Famous” (sorry, I used a translator so something may be wrong)

I don't know how many russians're watching your channel, but i was surprised to see russian servers here. Most of russian servers indeed cracked money-farms but we also have good SMP's like "СП5"(licensed + payed whitelist to get rid of unwanted players) "MineShield"(licensed, hermicraft like) "PepeLand"(licensed + payed whitelist to get rid of unwanted players) there're more but they best i guess

As a Russian, I can confirm that 99% of the servers doesn't require the license and pay-to-win. But not all servers as shitty as servers from the video. More popular and wealthy servers have their own launcher and you need to register on their website to play. They offer game modes like mini games or modded survival with big modpacks like tech or magic. And the last type is kinda unique, they got me into modded Minecraft and I haven't heard about their analogues in the global community.

13:23 it's not steam gift-cards, it's skins. Most likely from CS/DOTA.

2:29 Lol We use word "Grief" in Russia. It is written as "ГРИФ" which also means vulture.

As someone who speaks russian, there are hundreds of small private smp servers, with player count usually less than 10-20 and players just play there with their friends. There is also a popular Mineshield server (russian analogue to Hermitcraft)

Fun fact. In English people usually think of non-cracked servers as normal, while the cracked servers are outliers. But in Russian, people think of cracked servers as the norm, and normal servers are called "licensed" servers. As a Russian, I have never once in my entire life seen a Russian "licensed" server

Такие сервера существовали ещё в моём детстве, и я думал, что они все такие. Первый раз я поиграл на таком сервере лет десять назад, и это одна из причин, по которой я не играю на серверах и по сей день. Servers like this existed even when I was a child, and I thought it's how all servers are. I think I played on a server like this for the first time about ten years ago. That's one of the main reasons I don't play on servers even now. Also, I'd like to see you destroying these servers' economy, as you did with other servers.

2:30 yep its a translation error, Гриф would be spelled as "grif", which means grief

Oh yeah, these servers. Какая же ностальгия! (What a nostalgia!) For russian servers it's pretty common to have this setup of 10+ donation ranks and weird survival worlds where you can do anything, even marry people. The stuff with /ban is pretty normal here. I even once had a server that allowed you to have a rank Анти-читер (Anti-cheater) just for playing the game for long enough. And this anti-cheater could ban and mute people and some other commands

i speak russian and a couple years ago i used to watch a lot of russian content on youtube, and based on all the servers i played this type of permissions is just the case everywhere. awesome video!

As a russian, I don't think any normal people play these servers, most of the players are just kids who don't have access to normal servers or don't have friends to play with.

As a Russian who haven't played Minecraft for 4-5 years i'm geniunely horrified about what these multiplayer servers had become. Unlicensed servers weren't so chaotic. Guess it happened cuz of generational change

Hate to see this being a common thing in our servers... I played on one of these once, and...it was a fucking mess. No admins whatsoever, p2w players banning other p2w players just because of the broken mechanic of one of the ranks that lets you change ur username to a random one...Jesus, our servers DO need the likes of you, guys.

I actually don't think I've heard your voice in non-voice over mode before, even though I've watched countless videos. In that segment near the very end where you banned the guy building a base, you sounded WAY more Aussie than you do in voice overs, you almost sounded like a different person (tbh as an Aussie myself I think I prefer it)

I'm Russian. I remember as a kid being gifted 10k rubles (around 150 dollars back then, it was a lot for a kid like me) and spending half of it on ranks on Minecraft servers. Basically being a nuisance -- teleporting to people and pasting dicks near/in their bases (good times). Basically, the reason why you play those servers is to annoy the hell out of people if you have some money, and why peeps who don't donate play them is because they're cracked, popular and Russian, so basically if you can't buy Minecraft you can play them (with sanctions it's even more prevalent as a reason, although it's still pretty easy to buy Minecraft kids are less likely to know how to bypass sanctions and more likely to know how to donate to server since they're explicitly told how to on them).

i am russian and used to play these servers as a kid. the reason they give you so much abilities for a big chunk of monye is because: 1. only kids with no spare cash are playing this server. And 2.: 100 dollars is alot of money in russia, so it is worth the risk for the server owner.

"the Russians stole my girlfriend :(" LMFAOO

I used to play on these when I was much younger. In Russia it's extremely unpopular to even have licensed Minecraft. And most parents will not buy it for their kids, because why would you buy it, when you can already play it for free. Money in Russia is also a big problem, if it's not necessary, we won't buy it. 200 dollars a month will make you cautious of how you spend your money. It's why piracy is so rampant in here. I am glad I learned english, and got off the russian servers for good. Although I join some of the old ones from time to time, to see how things are nowadays and I'm always left disappointed.

I am a Russian speak, and I play on “Russian” servers. The reason why it is so easy to buy the ability to ban others is that there is a huge influx of griefers among Russian-speaking players. And.. Oddly enough, “Distributing weapons” (crossed) banhammers to everyone solves this problem. But, of course, only if there is some kind of paywall. If you recruit admins and moderators for surveillance yourself, then this will not be enough. Typically, Russian-language servers (Minecraft, Gmod and other games) where admins manually select admins/moderators suffer from constant raids by griefers, which the admins do not have time to deal with. Prices that seem small for residents of Europe/USA are noticeable for Russian-speaking players. And in their culture, it’s not very typical to pay for anything. Therefore, if someone pays, then he tries to maintain the privilege, and does not just ban. In short, for “Russian” players, having a pay-wall is a big responsibility. But you have to constantly play with screen recording turned on (OSB/NVIDIA/AMD software) in order, if something happens, to prove the validity of the ban if the griefer tries to convince the admin that the ban was issued for no reason. And vice versa, in case someone bans for no reason, but allegedly indicates the correct reason

As a russian speaker, server player and youtube watcher I do know this server AND the youtuber, this video just shows the top of the iceberg,

As russian speaking myself, i understand these servers this way: In russia, and nearby regions, the piracy is incredibly popular, basically only small % are actually buying minecraft as intended, these kids who's playing minecraft on these "youtuber servers" didnt even know that minecraft isn't free, they usually downloading "Tlauncher" (the one that full of viruses and trackers), and just playing on it. Therefore, to have atleast some security measures on servers, there's /reg, captcha's, etc. The "Domer grief" youtuber you've mentioned, as you can see, is aiming at 5 year olds, so they would waste their money on some bullshit perks, items, anything just to drain money of them. I've were pirate myself, but i know i had to buy minecraft, and only then i realized how good servers can be, (i dont saying there's no good pirate servers, but it really tough to find 'em). So practically, 7 year old can't say "Can you buy me minecraft" which is 2000 rubles (quite alot of money, even if teen would ask), or whatever price rn. But he can ask for 50 rubles, for some shitty money draining perk on bs server. I hope that explained just abit better something to you.

Yeah, servers here are almost always like that. Tbh sometimes it could be funny. I am a kind of person which breaks everything it touches, so even limited privileges (they are like always false advertised) could not stop me from messing with the server. Maybe I was just lucky, but it's hard to be banned just cuz why not, so I guess even this could be fine. Actually, there are one more interesting layer of servers, which aren't vanilla. These servers are always cracked, using their own, completely separate login system and their own unique launchers. The biggest one I personally know is Cristallix, mostly minigame server, but there are (or at least have been) different ones (it's a network), such as mmorpg server (very similar to Hypixel Skyblock if you want an example), just modpack survivals and many more. Servers like this do require more effort, so they are less greedy and much more fair. One modded server had a lot of limitations, which were created in order to reduce insane lag (dev team did a lot of adjustments to abandoned mods), and just one rank which expands these limits and give you a bit more stuff with zero impact on others. This is the way I like.

I, as a Russian, confirm that many servers have appeared to pump out money. But there are also high-quality projects, for example Cristalix. The project has its own launcher and many mini games. From 2b2t to unique ones, for example Custom steave house. It would be interesting if you looked at this server and showed other side

Как необычно смотреть это видео, будучи русским...

this is the exact reason why I left russian MC community. when I was younger and couldnt afford to buy official account, I played on either cracked accounts or the ones that were made by launchers. obviously because I didn't know english well at the time, I was playing on these type of servers. tho, I don't really recall these servers to be THAT p2w before... I guess things have changed since then. I finally bought my own official account in 2017, and I also could speak english a bit better, so since then I started playing on only english-speaking minecraft servers. the exception was when I played on two different private russian-speaking SMP's, on which you can play if you pay some small amount of money, tho on these particular servers there wasn't too much p2w, you could buy ranks which gave you a small list of useful commands to use, some chat prefixes and colors, but that's it. honestly I am very much ashamed how low russian MC community has fallen. I could talk about it for hours, but I just don't want to. it's just so bad.

As Russian speaker, I can confirm every minecraft server is like this

Cool video! I really enjoyed it and if by any chance you would need any help, I'm Russian and would love to translate anything for you. I am also now thinking, why our servers are like this and it could be theoretically related to anti-griffer shows, which used to be popular in about 2016-2017, maybe a bit later. I also know a Russian Minecraft youtuber, who knows really a lot about all this stuff and I can contact them, if you need information (he even participated in some of those shows. There's a lot of crazy stuff there). I don't know, maybe he could come up with some other reasons, cause I'm not as good as him at this stuff

Я тут не один смотрю и думаю о том как они (Англоязычные игроки) только узнали что у нас есть такие сервера?

Oh boy! I can finally fulfill my drema of having a Russian girlfriend even though I do not speak Russian nor like talking to people I do not know!

Truly the pay-to-win of all time

0:17 Normal part of ex-soviet-union community hate this server. There's playing so much kids.

You know, as a person who used to play on these servers less than just half a decade ago I can outline some reasoning: Here are 2 obvious things: 1) They're cracked 2) Most people are kids, also often times (this applied to me a lot) they play to get a rank somehow without paying. But most importantly 1) Tlauncher - probably where most of their audience comes from, Tlauncher automatically adds these to your server list over time without even asking. 2) Their kids youtuber plays on these and they do so too, Hypixel and other premium servers are a distant thing in slavic kid's public consciousness. 3) And probably the biggest one of them all, russian culture. I'm biased as a Ukrainian a lot, but I can't unsee ut. It's just all like that, unregulated, stepping on everyone's heads, janky and acting on everyone around it. And why buy a 100$ rank instead of a licensed game? As already mentioned a lot of people don't actually care for it, and from my personal experience and asking why, most of them feel power and actually like this whiole mess and the best I can describe it is weird dedication to these.

AS A RUSSIAN, ACTUALLY THANK YOU FOR REVIEWING THIS PROBLEM WITH OUR SERVERS we have a lots of p2w that selling out the access to OP and MOD ranks Lots of griefers and trolls used their opportunities and just kept messing around with players, who just tried to enjoy the game Because of this, i switched to Hypixel, and rn i’m only playing on SMPs, which my friends participate in (P.S. sorry for my poor english, I didn’t used any translator, as i keep trying to learn english and trying to fix my mistakes by myself)

15:54 actually most of foreign servers has A TERRIBLE ping and literally unplayable here. Also servers like reallyworld are aggressively advertised by T/K/Z/anyotherletterLauncher, so kids just don't know about the existence of good alternatives.

Hey! I wish you could speak russian, because you should definitely try the most popular Private SMP server (where you have to pay to join) by russian youtuber @5opka. I don't know if there are any such projects like this one outside russian media field, but this one project I think is the most unique, you would laugh loud

As Russian viewer, I can tell you, that aaaall of this shit happening with Russian servers since I was 10yo (10 years ago btw) You can purchase even a mother of server owner for money :)