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How to choose a Metin2 private server

Seven checks before you commit weeks to a Metin2 private server: age, population, vote quality, shop, staff and more.

Picking the wrong server can cost weeks of play. Run through these checks first.

  1. How long has it been online? A server that has survived a few months is more likely to stay.
  2. Are there players? Compare the online count with the vote count. Many votes and few players is a warning sign.
  3. Are the votes real? Each server page shows unique voters and a 30-day vote chart. Sudden spikes are suspicious.
  4. What does the shop sell? Cosmetic-only shops keep the game fair. See servers without pay-to-win.
  5. Does the type match you? Read the three server types.
  6. Is the staff active? Join the Discord and ask a question before you download.
  7. What do players say? Read the reviews on the server page, and add yours once you've played.

Opening soon instead? The launch calendar lists the next servers to open.