What type of server setups do I work on?

[zArrowTan]

My sales have extremely stopped since 15th April and I think making new resources might help as I've tried bumping and advertising in chatbox but it doesn't work anymore for me.

So I'm here to ask, what server setup resources would be fun to make?

Not that my sales have ended I have to use my potato laptop forever. I was gonna earn a total of 500$ and get myself a pc but as my earnings have stopped I really need to fix this and get back some sales that might eventually be enough for a new pc

 

[Andy B.]

Any game mode for bedrock

 

[zArrowTan]

Any game mode for bedrock

I've never touched mc bedrock even once in my life, except the time I tried to trial and closed the game in seconds.

 

[Andy B.]

I've never touched mc bedrock even once in my life, except the time I tried to trial and closed the game in seconds.

Welp, if you want to get this bread for this pc you're gonna have to be unique but good luck ig

 

[zArrowTan]

Welp, if you want to get this bread for this pc you're gonna have to be unique but good luck ig

Thats the issue, I'm not at all creative so I made this thread to know what the community likes.

 

[zArrowTan]

None.

cmon.

 

[zArrowTan]

Personally, get into other things than minecraft. As far as I've realized, the minecraft market is pretty much dead and if you want to succeed, honestly, I have no idea on how to do that anymore. People are slowly moving onto other things than minecraft server owning, etc. I recommend you do the same, you'll be thankful in the long run.

Minecraft has never generated a good income (if you go by the EULA and other minecraft "rules"), so...

Alright I'll take a look.

But I'm still looking for options so if anyone else knows let me know

 

[Emiya]

Don't buy a PC for $500, that won't run anything close to current generation and will most likely give out in a year or so. Would highly recommend just saving up longer, and getting a solid, well-built PC for around the $1.5-2k range. Also, I don't know if you are getting a prebuilt or custom making one, the latter would be ideal. As for money, you really would need to have multiple sources of income coming in. Specifically doing Minecraft resources, especially only setups, and bumping them everyday is not at all optimal and should really just not be your main source of money. There are multiple ways to make income nowadays such as reselling, services (photo/video-editing, drawing/illustration, music production, voice acting, etc), or social media (a big one, find ways to monetize your content). What you need to do is find a niche, see what others are doing and find ways to maximize traction. Apply your research on pages of your own, and find ways to monetize. Once you have multiple sources of income, what's important is scalability, is it scalable? If not, probably not something you want to do long-term. You have to dive into other populated or expandable markets and capitalize on it. The time you spent bumping all your resources everyday could be time spent learning a new programming language like Python and eventually completing commissions for people for $1.5-5k daily. There are people on certain sites who would pay large amounts of money for a program or application. There are also sites out there that do Member Requests, with members requesting stuff they need completed (If you would like the site, message me privately).

 

[zArrowTan]

Don't buy a PC for $500, that won't run anything close to current generation and will most likely give out in a year or so. Would highly recommend just saving up longer, and getting a solid, well-built PC for around the $1.5-2k range. Also, I don't know if you are getting a prebuilt or custom making one, the latter would be ideal. As for money, you really would need to have multiple sources of income coming in. Specifically doing Minecraft resources, especially only setups, and bumping them everyday is not at all optimal and should really just not be your main source of money. There are multiple ways to make income nowadays such as reselling, services (photo/video-editing, drawing/illustration, music production, voice acting, etc), or social media (a big one, find ways to monetize your content). What you need to do is find a niche, see what others are doing and find ways to maximize traction. Apply your research on pages of your own, and find ways to monetize. Once you have multiple sources of income, what's important is scalability, is it scalable? If not, probably not something you want to do long-term. You have to dive into other populated or expandable markets and capitalize on it. The time you spent bumping all your resources everyday could be time spent learning a new programming language like Python and eventually completing commissions for people for $1.5-5k daily. There are people on certain sites who would pay large amounts of money for a program or application. There are also sites out there that do Member Requests, with members requesting stuff they need completed (If you would like the site, message me privately).

Any idea where can I learn python from the very basics for free?

 

[Emiya]

Any idea where can I learn python from the very basics for free?

Best thing would be the official documents:
https://docs.python.org/3/

The only paid course I'll recommend for new programmers is https://www.jetbrains.com/academy/

But yeah, generally, Java and Python are the languages you should go for, because they are widely used, is scalable, and can be highly profitable in the future.

 

[zArrowTan]

Best thing would be the official documents:
https://docs.python.org/3/

The only paid course I'll recommend for new programmers is https://www.jetbrains.com/academy/

Thanks I'll have a look at it
I only decided to get a 500$ PC cuz I don't need a high end pc as I'm alright with a pc that can handle minecraft and rocket league.

 

[zArrowTan]

oops, didn't see the conversation rate properly.

USD isn't the primary currency in my country so I got confused.

I'm currently saving up to get a 1.1k PC.