Cloud World has opened up a lot more room to roam: its border now spans 80,000 × 80,000 across the Overworld, Nether, and End. That means fresh territory for exploring and setting up a base, while existing builds and player progress stay intact.
The update also brings a major backend overhaul. Cloud World says its new sharded infrastructure lets multiple servers connect, helping it support more players and provide a smoother experience. That’s a useful change for a growing survival server, especially when more people are online.
There are a few gameplay tweaks too: orders can now reach 5 million instead of 100,000, and /rtp messages no longer show coordinates, which helps keep your location private while streaming. Rewards for hitting Prisoners with snowballs or arrows have also increased, and the server fixed several brewing-stand bugs affecting players on 26.3 clients.
