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This was something the Chunk had and it worked flawlessly. If Cubecraft struggles with something like this, then they should have made more use of what the Chunk offered. I also experienced team balance in BlockWars, not so much Tower Defense because CubeCraft's Tower Defense has changed a lot...

I guess it could be that for maps, it is nostalgia blocking me from seeing the problems with Western, though I still believe it was better before, because while it may have had one obvious entrance to the houses, I remember it having at least 2 open to everyone, and one more for jumpers. Similar...

To make things clear, I never said I don't enjoy BlockWars anymore. I absolutely do. I do, however, see that there are many issues with the newer version that makes it far less enjoyable than it used to be and it has nothing to do with my nostalgia. I had my own issues with the Chunk's...

Basically, Games sucks, End and Western map changes suck, gamemodes need to return to their Chunk state, kits need to be reworked, playerbase shouldn't be divided into 1.8 and 1.12 pvp, achievements are unreasonable and broken, and the damn team balance is a mistake.

Ever since my friend found that BlockWars was still around on Cubecraft we felt the need to rejoin and see what it's like. We've come to the conclusion that the game is not nearly as good as it used to be two or three years ago. We've found some new maps are annoying and some changes to old maps...

For starters, I agree the gamemode is fairly boring compared to CTF. It always has been since the day it was added to Block Wars and always will fail to compare to the original CTF. I personally believe that shorter games do not make for a better game, however. Changing CTF's capturing system to...

I wouldn't say BlockWars needs new kits. It already has a ton of kits that go unused and adding more wouldn't really make things better. If anything they need to revert Ninja back to its original state where you can see particles and the weapon. The addition of rechargeable invisibility was a...