I'm Lethal. Been building Minecraft servers for years. I don't just drop plugins in a folder and call it a day. I go through every config file, fix conflicts, rewrite messages, sort out permissions properly, and make sure shit actually works together. Probably configured over 500 plugins by now across all kinds of setups.
If a server needs something that doesn't exist yet, I open IntelliJ and write my own Java plugins. Custom gamemodes, economy, anti-cheat stuff, whatever. I know Paper, Spigot, Fabric, all of it. Existing plugins or writing from scratch, doesn't really matter to me. I just want the server to run properly.
Built around 23 servers/networks from nothing. Pterodactyl panels, proxy setups with Velocity or BungeeCord, the whole stack. Simple hub servers up to full multi-server networks with lobbies and gamemodes. I do the Linux side too. If it has anything to do with Minecraft servers, I've probably done it and fixed it at 3am at least once.
A clean PvP utility mod for Fabric 1.21.1 with a custom in-game menu opened by Right Shift. Includes hitreg-focused combat helpers, render toggles, armor glint customization, profile save/load/export, player and game visual controls, and a tabbed UI built for quick access during PvP.
A lightweight Fabric mod that reduces RAM usage and minimizes garbage collection pauses in Minecraft. Designed for both vanilla and modded environments, it improves memory efficiency, stabilizes performance in large worlds, and smooths gameplay in memory-heavy scenarios.
Led the full technical stack at HeartsMC as Lead Developer. Architected the server infrastructure from scratch, managed plugin configs across 8 game servers, wrote custom Java plugins for unique game mechanics, and kept the network running at 20 TPS during peak hours with 1,500+ concurrent players.
Got a network that needs building? A server that needs fixing? Or just want to talk Minecraft? I'm always down.