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In the minecraft launcher. If you click edit profile and select "use version" you will be able to change back to 1.7.5

Awesome! Didn't know that! Thanks, Lingwo!!! (Y)

I'm going to update the server to 1.7.9, then add xrobwx and KoL. 

 

The rest of you please update your clients.

darn, now i won't be able to use my minimap when i wander the server.

here's hoping mods start updating soon :)

The upgrade has worked. The bad news: I have to re-whitelist everybody. So if you kindly repost your MC username I'll add you.

 

And once more: Update your client to 1.7.9!


xrobwx, KoL: You're whitelisted.

The upgrade has worked. The bad news: I have to re-whitelist everybody. So if you kindly repost your MC username I'll add you.

 

And once more: Update your client to 1.7.9!

xrobwx, KoL: You're whitelisted.

 

zippoboy7  (for when i get some free time to get back onto stock minecraft)

Update: The server update doesn't seem to have broken anything. Phew.

 

I added all previously whitelisted players plus xrobwx and KoL. Go forth and build, people.

I'm looking around and man it looks impressive. No idea how you guys build all that stuff. I got the game 2 days ago, need to learn more about it.  :D

Very similar to me, I bought it earlier this week and have built very basic homes etc in single player and then you join this and are given things you would take hours to create for free!

 

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