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## Last Signal — Gameplay

You spawn into a normal Minecraft world — trees, caves, oceans, villages, all generated as nature intended. But something’s different. It’s quiet. No growling in the dark. No skeletons picking you off from a distance. No creepers lurking around corners.

**The world has no hostile mobs.**

That changes everything.

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### The Core Loop

Without mobs, survival flips on its head. Night isn’t dangerous — it’s just dark. Caves aren’t scary — they’re just mines. The threat isn’t the world. **The threat is everyone else in it.**

You gather resources, build a base, gear up. Standard survival. But the whole time you’re doing it, you know other players are out there doing the same thing. And eventually, your paths will cross.

When they do, you have a choice.

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### See a Player, Make a Choice

There’s no alliance system. No forced factions. No plugin telling you who to fight. When you spot another player — do you wave and walk past? Do you trade? Do you team up and build something together? Or do you attack?

That decision is entirely yours. And it’s permanent. Attack someone once and they’ll remember. Help someone out and you might have a friend — or someone who thinks you’re an easy target.

The honor system *is* the game mechanic.

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### PvP Kill Rewards

When you kill a player, **3 cooked beef drop** at their feet. You get fed. They lose their gear. It makes PvP meaningful without being punishing — death stings, but it’s not the end.

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### First Join

Everyone starts with the same kit — a stone sword, iron pickaxe, iron axe, some food, a leather chestplate, and a map. No one has a head start. What you build from there is up to you.

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### The World

– **10,000 × 10,000 block map** (5,000 radius border from centre) — big enough to hide, small enough to eventually find people
– Vanilla world generation — biomes, structures, villages, strongholds, all intact
– Hard difficulty — hunger matters, fall damage hurts, you can starve
– Nether is open — the only place where the environment itself is still trying to kill you

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### What It Isn’t

– Not a war server — constant fighting gets you nowhere without a base
– Not a peaceful server — trusting the wrong person ends badly
– Not faction-locked — your allies are whoever you decide to trust

It’s vanilla survival where the only real enemy is human nature.