Flux PVP (Performium Network)
Player History
30 Days · Hourly
Player Trends
| Period | Average ? | Change ? | % Change ? | Peak ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last 7 Days | 196.4 | +57.8 | +41.70% | 2,095 |
| Last 30 Days | 191.9 | +180.9 | +1,644.80% | 2,095 |
| September 2026 | 0.0 | -11.0 | -100.00% | 0 |
| August 2026 | 11.0 | — | — | 23 |
About Flux PVP (Performium Network)
The Flux PVP address now drops players into the Performium Network, a proxy-backed collection of Minecraft modes rather than a single survival world. Players can move between SMP survival, several SkyBlock formats, PvP-focused play, Creative, Factions-related servers and other network destinations, with claims, shops, quests, voting rewards and account-wide collectibles adding progression between modes.
What Makes It Different
Flux PVP combines an older raiding-and-Factions identity with the much broader Performium network. The result is a server address where conventional survival economy play, protected claims, SkyBlock progression, dedicated PvP areas and network-wide cosmetics all sit behind one proxy.
Factions is a Minecraft multiplayer mode where players join organized groups, build shared bases, and compete with rival groups for territory, resources, and strategic advantage.
Factions is central to Flux PVP's history, appears in current network material and rules, and has had a Factions Rewind release.
Skyblock is a Minecraft mode where players develop a floating island while gathering and multiplying scarce resources above the void.
The network offers multiple SkyBlock destinations, including One Block and One Chest Skyblock, with dedicated island progression and guides.
Player Shops are player-run places or interfaces where players sell items to other players for currency or agreed trade goods.
Players can operate shops and sell items to one another as part of the documented SMP economy.
Survival servers let players gather resources, craft gear, build shelter, and develop a base while staying alive in a dangerous world.
Wild SMP provides open-world resource gathering, building, homes, wilderness travel, protected claims, and survival economy play.
PvP is Minecraft gameplay centered on direct combat between players.
Dedicated PvP areas, PvP warps, combat outside claims, arenas, Factions-related play, and the Flux identity make player combat substantial.
Minecraft economy gameplay makes in-game money a central way to obtain resources, upgrades, or access.
The documented economy includes balances, selling, player shops, an auction house, trades, bounties, and Gems.
Land claims are protected areas that let a player or group control who can build, break, and interact with blocks inside a marked part of the world.
Wild SMP supports claim blocks, golden-shovel claims, subdivisions, and trust permissions for protected building areas.
The network uses a server selector and hub to connect multiple destinations. Survival play includes starter kits, random wilderness teleportation, homes, public grinders and protected building claims, while the wider network includes SkyBlock, One Block SkyBlock, One Chest Skyblock, Creative, Prison, PvP, Factions-related servers, Quests and other rotating or themed modes.
Progression mixes ordinary Minecraft development with network systems. Players can build server levels, login streaks and vote streaks, collect rewards, unlock cosmetics and pets, earn Gems, improve SkyBlock islands and work through quests. One Chest Skyblock adds creature spawns, a villager shop and a long series of island-size upgrades with no fixed final tier.
Performium adds custom items, prefix and suffix tokens, Gems, mystery vaults, cosmetic collectibles, pets, server-level rewards and Spawners 2.0 around its standard Minecraft modes. The network also includes account-linked vaults and menus for cosmetics, rewards, pets, servers, shops and other utilities.
Wild SMP provides an Overworld where players can randomly teleport into the wilderness, establish homes and protect land with claim blocks. Claims can be created with a golden shovel or a command, divided into subdivisions and shared through trust permissions. The network also offers separate SkyBlock worlds and themed destinations rather than one unified persistent map.
PvP is available in dedicated combat areas, including the End and a PvP warp on SMP, and is also part of the Flux identity through Factions, raiding and arena play. On the documented SMP ruleset, PvP is enabled outside claims while Keep Inventory is enabled, and the normal anti-harassment rule has explicit exceptions for PvP arenas and Factions.
The economy supports player shops, an auction house, direct player trades, balances, server selling, bounties and player-to-player sales. Emeralds are listed at $12 each on the documented SMP economy, and Gem Cookies allow Gems to be traded for in-game money or items. Players receive up to 3,000 claim blocks through play, with additional claim blocks available through Gems.
Network activity includes new server launches, beta testing, themed releases, surveys, voting campaigns and seasonal promotions. Recent featured destinations have included One Chest Skyblock and the Museum server, while earlier announcements covered Candy SMP, Vanilla SMP, Sushi OP Skyblock, Christmas hub events and a Factions Rewind.
Players can use the Performium Discord, forums, in-game reporting, voting pages and social channels for announcements and support. The network also provides staff applications and community feedback activities. The official homepage reports more than 1.307 million unique players and 91,851 total bans as operator-reported network figures.
The rules prohibit cheating, exploits, autoclickers, botting, advertising other Minecraft servers, threats, harassment, impersonation, scamming, chargebacks and abuse of claims or custom items. Advertising another server IP or name can result in a permanent ban. Punishments can affect linked game, website and Discord services, with ban appeals handled through support tickets. Players are asked to maintain a single Minecraft account, although multiple Minecraft accounts can be linked to one Performium website account.
The Performium store supports Flux PVP members and sells server ranks, Gems, commands, memberships, server items, cosmetic items, troll boxes and vote-related products. Gems can also be earned through voting and login streaks or traded from other players, while ranks unlock additional commands and utility such as extra homes, vaults and teleport features.
A network hub connects multiple Minecraft destinations through a shared entry point and lets players switch between game modes.
The Flux endpoint presents the Performium hub and routes players among SMP, SkyBlock, Creative, PvP, Factions-related, and other destinations.
Keep inventory preserves a player’s carried items after death, reducing the ordinary survival penalty for dying.
The documented SMP ruleset enables Keep Inventory, reducing the item-loss consequence of death during its survival and PvP play.
A server currency earned or purchased by players and spent on progression, customization, gifts, or other services.
Performium Gems can be earned through voting and login streaks, purchased, traded between players, and exchanged for money or items.
Upgrades that expand the usable boundaries or capacity of a player's SkyBlock island as progression advances.
One Chest Skyblock uses a long island-size upgrade ladder, allowing players to expand their island without a fixed final tier.
A PvP ruleset that permits player combat in areas outside protected land claims.
On the documented SMP setup, PvP is enabled outside claims, with dedicated PvP and End warps providing additional combat locations.
A teleportation feature that places players in a randomly selected wilderness location for exploration or settlement.
Wild SMP lets players randomly teleport into the wilderness before establishing homes, gathering resources, and protecting land.
Trust permissions let players grant selected individuals defined rights to build, interact, or access protected areas.
Wild SMP claim owners can share access through trust permissions while retaining control over protected building areas.
Claim subdivisions divide protected land into smaller areas with separate permissions or purposes inside a larger player-controlled claim.
Wild SMP claims can be divided into subdivisions, allowing protected areas to be organized into smaller managed sections.
Shared storage or reward access tied to a player's network account rather than only one individual game world.
Performium provides account-linked vaults and menus that connect utilities, rewards, cosmetics, pets, and other systems across destinations.
An auction house lets players list items for sale and buy goods through a shared market interface.
The documented SMP economy includes an auction house alongside player shops, direct trades, balances, and server selling.
Direct Player Trading lets players exchange resources, equipment, or supplies with one another through player-negotiated transactions.
Players can conduct direct player trades as part of the documented SMP economy and its player-to-player commerce options.
Cosmetic collectibles are non-combat items or effects collected to customize a player's appearance, presentation, or social identity.
The network offers cosmetic collectibles through its account-linked menus and broader progression systems across multiple destinations.
Collectible pets provide companions that players obtain, customize, and retain as part of collection or cosmetic progression.
Performium includes pets in its account-linked menus and collectible systems, making them available across the wider network experience.
A reward system that grants benefits for maintaining consecutive participation or activity records over repeated sessions.
Performium tracks login streaks and vote streaks, with both serving as ways for players to earn network rewards and Gems.
Open-ended progression lets players advance through self-directed projects, improving capabilities and accomplishments without a mandatory linear advancement ladder.
One Chest Skyblock is described as having no hard finish line, with continued island upgrades beyond its listed progression steps.
Home locations let players save personal destinations and return to important places through a convenient teleportation system.
Wild SMP supports player homes, giving survival players reusable return points after exploring or settling in the wilderness.
Reward containers that conceal their contents until opened, adding surprise to collectible or gameplay reward distribution.
Mystery vaults are part of Performium's custom reward systems alongside cosmetics, pets, Gems, and other collectibles.
Vote crates are reward containers earned through server voting that provide randomized items, perks, or other in-game benefits.
One Chest Skyblock includes a vote crate, while voting elsewhere also contributes to Performium's reward and Gem progression systems.
Bounties place rewards on players, creating targeted combat objectives beyond ordinary encounters and general player hunting.
Bounties are available within the SMP economy alongside shops, auctions, trades, and other player-to-player financial systems.
A progression track that measures player advancement and may unlock rewards, access, or recognition at higher levels.
Players can build server levels within Performium's broader progression system and receive associated network rewards.
An in-world shop interface using a villager or villager-style merchant to exchange resources or items.
One Chest Skyblock provides a villager shop as one of its documented progression and resource-access systems.
Predefined opening item packages that help new players begin gameplay with useful equipment or supplies.
The survival gameplay documentation includes starter kits among the early-player conveniences available on the network's SMP experience.
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History of Flux PVP (Performium Network)
The older Flux PVP identity was built around Factions, raiding, land claims, Hardcore play, economy, arenas and PvP, with UHC and SkyBlock combat also promoted as part of its experience. Its current address presents itself as Performium Network, preserving the Flux identity while connecting it to a broader network of SMP, SkyBlock, Creative and competitive destinations.
Performium has continued expanding and refreshing its server lineup with releases and themed destinations including Candy SMP, Vanilla SMP, One Chest Skyblock, a Museum server and Factions Rewind. One Chest Skyblock introduced a fresh world after an open beta, with quests, creature spawns, a villager shop, vote crates and an upgrade ladder without a hard finish line.
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