BershTech
Player History
24 Hours · Hourly
Daily History
| Day | Average ? | Change ? | % Change ? | Daily Peak ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 4 SundayToday · In progress | 32.6 | -0.2 | -0.52% | 68 |
| Oct 3 Saturday | 32.8 | -14.7 | -30.98% | 75 |
| Oct 2 Friday | 47.5 | +35.5 | +295.83% | 89 |
| Oct 1 Thursday | 12.0 | -15.6 | -56.50% | 40 |
| Sep 30 Wednesday | 27.6 | — | — | 52 |
About BershTech
BershTech puts players in a rough survival world where bases and chests are legitimate targets rather than protected possessions. The main loop mixes resource gathering, PvP, player trading, clan play, and custom progression, with commands such as /free, /rtp, and /airdrop supporting the wider server.
What Makes It Different
Griefing is part of the intended playstyle rather than an exception, so building a base also means deciding how much risk to accept. The server combines that raiding-friendly survival with custom enchantments, recipes, protected areas, an economy, player auctions, and recurring loot activities.
Anarchy is a Minecraft server style where players operate under very few enforced rules, leaving survival and conflict largely in player hands.
Griefing is explicitly allowed; bases and chests are intended targets, while survival includes raids, open PvP, and risk-heavy resource storage.
Raiding is attacking another player’s base to breach its defenses, reach its valuables, and weaken or destroy its ability to operate.
Players are encouraged to attack exposed bases and chests because griefing and raids are explicitly part of the intended playstyle.
Custom Items are server-created weapons, tools, armor, or usable objects with abilities or properties beyond Minecraft’s standard items.
Custom enchantments, recipes, loot, crates, and special rewards extend progression beyond standard Minecraft equipment and crafting.
PvP is Minecraft gameplay centered on direct combat between players.
Open combat, PvP warps, duels, arenas, loot contests, and attacks on exposed bases make player combat central.
Survival servers let players gather resources, craft gear, build shelter, and develop a base while staying alive in a dangerous world.
Resource gathering, equipment preparation, base building, exploration, and survival progression form the main persistent-world experience.
Minecraft economy gameplay makes in-game money a central way to obtain resources, upgrades, or access.
Players gather and sell resources, buy server items, use shops, and build wealth for gear and PvP preparation.
Gather resources, prepare gear, establish a base, and choose whether to trade, raid, or fight. The server includes open PvP, clans, player auctions, shops, auto-mining, parkour, duels, a PvP warp, loot drops, bosses, and death-pit style combat areas.
Progression combines survival equipment with custom enchantments, custom recipes, level-based advancement, battle-pass tasks, loot crates, and access to stronger rewards. The /free command also gives new or returning players a route to free privileges and donation rewards.
Custom enchantments, custom recipes, special privileges, loot drops, crates, battle-pass tasks, auto-mines, bosses, and other server systems push the experience beyond standard vanilla survival.
The server combines open-world survival with grief-friendly play and block-protected areas. Players need to choose settlement locations carefully, hide valuable resources, and use teleport travel such as /rtp to reach new territory.
PvP is one of the server’s main activities. Players can fight during ordinary survival, contest loot drops, use PvP arenas and warps, take part in duels, and attack exposed bases because griefing is allowed.
The economy revolves around gathering and selling resources, buying server items, using shops, and trading through player auctions. Wealth supports better gear, custom progression, and preparation for PvP or raids.
Airdrops, special events, giveaways, and prize campaigns give players reasons to return beyond ordinary mining and PvP. Loot-focused activities also create temporary points of conflict for groups and solo players.
Community communication runs through VK, Telegram, and Discord, with recurring giveaways and prizes for active players and newcomers. Clan play and public auctions give players regular ways to interact outside direct combat.
Griefing is allowed, while cheating, duping, and spam are restricted. Players should expect a higher-risk survival environment where bases, chests, and stored resources may be attacked.
The server has a donation shop with ranks and privileges, while /free and free donation cases are also part of its public reward structure.
A server rule that permits players to damage, alter, or destroy other players’ builds rather than guaranteeing universal build protection.
Griefing is explicitly intended: exposed bases, chests, and stored resources may be attacked during ordinary survival play.
Player Auctions let players list items for sale, browse other players’ listings, and buy resources through an organized in-game marketplace.
Players trade resources and equipment through player auctions in addition to server shops and ordinary resource selling.
Custom enchantments add server-defined equipment effects or upgrade options beyond Minecraft's standard enchantment system.
Custom enchantments are part of BershTech’s progression, giving players additional ways to improve gear for survival and PvP.
Timed or location-based supply drops create contested opportunities for players to obtain valuable resources or rewards.
The /airdrop command and loot-focused drops create temporary reasons for solo players and clans to compete for rewards.
Protected areas restrict certain player interactions within designated zones, offering controlled spaces or limited safety in an otherwise contested world.
BershTech combines allowed griefing with block-protected areas, so players must distinguish protected locations from vulnerable bases and storage.
Server-added crafting recipes that create or modify available items beyond Minecraft’s standard recipe set.
Custom recipes are advertised alongside custom enchantments, giving BershTech players server-specific crafting paths beyond standard survival.
Loot crates are randomized reward containers that players open to receive items, resources, equipment, or other server-defined prizes.
Loot crates contribute to BershTech’s custom reward structure alongside loot drops, battle-pass tasks, custom enchantments, and stronger progression rewards.
A battle pass presents tracked missions or activities that unlock staged rewards as players complete progression objectives.
Battle-pass tasks form part of BershTech’s level-based progression and provide another route toward stronger rewards.
Auto-mining automates or simplifies repeated block breaking, usually as a server-provided progression, utility, or privilege.
Auto-mining is advertised as a custom system, giving players an alternative to fully manual resource gathering.
Level-based progression rewards continued play with advancement through measurable levels that unlock or improve access, abilities, or rewards.
BershTech combines level-based advancement with custom enchantments, battle-pass tasks, and access to stronger rewards.
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