myftb.de
Modded Minecraft multiplayer server network for German-speaking players, scheduled to shut down on 23 October 2026
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About myftb.de
MyFTB ran a German-language modded Minecraft multiplayer server network that started as a modpack project. Players could play alone or in teams on the network.
Its users were Minecraft players of many ages, from children to older adults, and tens of thousands of players took part over the years. The network was operated by volunteer team members who handled administration, server operation, development and player support.
The network ran for 14 years. Its operation was scheduled to end on 23 October 2026, with the Discord community server to remain. Server hardware was hosted in a data centre in Nuremberg.
Product: Modded Minecraft multiplayer servers and modpacks with a community Discord.
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