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I think we just need to add more area to the map were already on. I'd most likely Quit the server if they deleted OC. My house and all my stuff are back there.

Well, I only own a little humble shed and a small wheat field in a desert so sure, why not?

personaly... I would like a new map. You guys forget that zerg's server dose have lag at times. It uses a lot of memory, I say we ditch this old continent and the current one and get a fresh start. Yeah people have to restart but that's the fun in the game. Just my opinion though, You're choice zerg!

Well I think this can be locked and archived. New planet will come when 1.7.2 bukkit is out.

Maybe we could get rid of the Old Continent, since a lot of people do not use that anymore, and replace it with a new one. So people who don't wanna lose all of their stuff could continue working on the current continent. Just a suggestion.

Yes, the result of this original discussion is Pandora. But...

A few things have happened since OC was created in Minecraft version 1.0, to put it bluntly, with new critters, new world structures, new plants, new biomes. The 1.8 update will Change The World yet again, with new critters, ocean structures, and ground deposits. Kreatious should have a build environment to take advantage of them, without having to import it all from /mine.

I have lived on OC since joining Kreatious, and I would be sad to see it go, along with my builds and others'. But I believe the benefits would far outweigh the disadvantages. When the server updates to 1.8, OC should be regenerated.

We should put it to a vote.

I seriously doubt oc will be regened, if we do get a addition (which I doubt too) it would be small. Also the possibility of regening some of dark Pandora where nobody has built yet.

Again, I doubt any of that will happen, but its possible.

Regarding Regening OC, I have traveled around OC quite a bit, and I have actually found that a lot of the 4000-5000 block outer range away from the spawn road is not built on. People just don't take the time to look for a good area.