Will EULA compliance kill Brawl?

No. Something tells me that buying xp/coin boosts is going to really rake in the dough. I'm sure Brawl can get creative with ways how to make money as well, and downsizing is going to really help. It seems as though they are being really smart about this all and are taking steps in the right direction... The EULA sale is nothing short of genius.

 

Idk. I think that Brawl is really going to be tested right now. I feel if Brawl lasts a few more months though it can outlast most of the other servers and hopefully more players will come in since other servers are dying.

 

I feel that Brawl has a chance. More then some of the other servers out there.

 

Could you add a maybe, I'm not sure to the poll? And I don't know, but I think that if brawl can last like idk how many years, then it can probably survive this.

 

This is just a small speed bump. Just wait for the future!

 

I wouldn't say that. Have you ever heard of the game RoboCraft (no, it's not a rip of MC). It runs primarily on premium accounts which function exactly as the proposed system does. They do have some certain sets that can be bought, but I think that xp boosts would serve to run a server given that the xp is valuable enough.

 

No. I'm sure Brawl will come up with new ideas to make revenue. A lot of players already have a plethora of ideas and I know for a fact that the upper staff is looking into those.

 

I feel like the server will still be here same time next year. The server has some great ideas that could be implemented. Although Brawl will lose a little bit of their income I'm sure we'll find a way.

 

Ok, I have a lot of information to tell you so be prepared.

The EULA has been strictly enforced now. It has been enforced so servers cannot make their game pay to win. Mojang did not want this for a long time, and now they are finally enforcing it. This probably means brawl will not be able to sell things that give an advantage. Probably only cosmetics can be sold on now.

These servers that violated the EULA are now blacklisted. In the next update, the IP will be blocked. You will have to connect to brawl with play.brawl.com. Brawl still has no idea what will happen with the other server IP's. The IP's for the different servers (ex: Each of the WarZ servers). This can ruin minecraft party and many other servers if the IP has to be changed for each server connected with Brawl.

I just see a future of donations going down, and servers loosing popularity. Mojang decided to do this, and over 30 servers are now blacklisted for the next update. I wish good luck to all servers, including brawl with the money and management of the server.

 

All I can say is #soon and

 

Two main answers: Cosmetics and War 2.0. Making fun cosmetics and fun add ons that don't affect gameplay could really get the money coming in, depending on creativity.

 

Sadly you may not want to hear it, Brawl will come to an end one day. But yes, it's a tough time. MCPVP lost a lot of their profit from this for a while which could have possibly got them to run out of money in the first place. Not sure but am certain it could have contributed to it shutting down. But don't feel as if I could vote in this situation currently. It really could go from Good to worse or worse to good. We don't know up to this point. All we know is we just hope Brawl can maintain a suitable profit like they always have been doing all these years and try and go without purchasing classes.

 

Everything must come to an end.

 

It depends on whether enough people buy cosmetics.

 

There's a Call of duty minecraft game On this server. I don't think it will die. At least I really really really hope not