CloudWorld

Progression follows a reset-based survival cycle. After a wipe, players rebuild their resources and infrastructure while waiting for larger milestones, including the announced opening of the End and other server-wide content changes.

The server’s public announcements refer to new mode testing and a vanilla-oriented direction, but the available material does not establish a complete list of custom items, plugins, or mechanics.

The server uses a survival world that can be reset during a wipe. The End has been opened through a separately announced progression event rather than being treated only as an ordinary unexplained destination.

Player conflict is part of the server’s social environment. The rules address traps, duels, clans, cheating, exploit use, and behavior that can damage other players’ experience.

CloudWorld uses an in-game currency and sells paid groups and additional server products through its official site. The rules also prohibit players from buying or selling in-game goods for real money outside the official system.

Wipes, hardware-related relaunches, new mode tests, and the opening of the End have been announced as major server events. These updates mark changes to the current survival cycle and world progression.

CloudWorld’s public news and player communication are centered on Russian-language announcements through its Telegram channel. The rules also regulate chat, advertising, external contacts, and public conduct.

The rules prohibit cheats, account trading, real-money trading between players, dupes, exploits, lag machines, harmful server attacks, unauthorized automation, spam, outside advertising, and several forms of abusive behavior. Paid ranks do not exempt players from the rules, and purchases are described as non-refundable donations to support the server.

The official website sells paid groups and additional products such as cases. The rules describe purchases as voluntary donations for server development and state that refunds are not provided.