InfinityEnd

InfinityEnd is a German creator collective for streamers founded on 30.08.2019 that organizes curated Minecraft projects to bring together the streaming community. Its main series, Artis Mea, runs vanilla survival Minecraft projects across multiple seasons with custom plugins and dedicated worlds. The collective is currently planning a fifth season and is recruiting new creators through its Discord channel.

The collective operates its flagship series, Artis Mea, which began with AM1 and AM2 in 2019–2021 using Java 1.15 and Vanilla on downloadable worlds. AM3 started on 29. Dezember 2021 with Java 1.18.1 and introduced a Token-Whitelist, while AM4 launched on 9. März 2024 using Java 1.20.4 and Purpur with a BattlePass system. AM5 is currently in planning and will return to Vanilla with Quality of Life features instead of a BattlePass.

Streamers can apply to join the roster by logging in via Discord and submitting a short application that explains who they are in two sentences. The collective evaluates applicants based on how well they fit together rather than their viewer numbers, and they usually respond within a few days.

Viewers can join the community by visiting the Discord channel, where they can learn about the people and eventually access the server. The path to the server is still being finalized, but the Discord serves as the primary hub for community interaction and updates.

There is no cost to participate, as InfinityEnd is completely community-driven. The collective explicitly states that they look for creators regardless of size, ensuring that smaller channels also receive a genuine role in the projects.

The website mentions that AM5 will feature Quality of Life features, which were specifically requested by the community after the BattlePass system used in AM4. This shift marks a return to a simpler Vanilla format for the upcoming season.

The collective uses a Token-Whitelist system for AM3 and a BattlePass with 50 stages for AM4, both of which were designed to engage streamers and their audiences in unique ways. These systems allowed streamers to invite their viewers to the server directly.

The project started with the idea of building a community in 2019, which laid the foundation for all subsequent developments. The first two seasons, AM1 and AM2, were played on Java 1.15 and provided the initial framework for the collective.

The collective emphasizes that it is not an official Mojang/Microsoft product, but rather an independent German creator collective that has been active since 2019. This independence allows them to tailor their projects specifically to the German streaming community.

The collective is actively seeking creators to fill the roster for AM5, with a focus on finding individuals who can contribute from the very beginning. The application process is streamlined to encourage participation from a wide range of streamers.

The collective's approach involves creating a supportive environment where streamers of all sizes can collaborate, as evidenced by their emphasis on community over viewer count. This philosophy is central to their identity and operational model.

The official website of InfinityEnd is infinityend.de.

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InfinityEnd was founded in 2019.