Der Servertyp definiert den Spielstil. Die Metin2 Private-Szene umfasst klassische und Low-Rate-Projekte mit langsamer Progression, Mid-Rate für PvE/PvP-Balance, High-Rate PvP-Server und Custom-Projekte mit neuen Maps und Events. Wählen Sie einen Typ im Filter und vergleichen Sie die verfügbaren Metin2 Server.
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Server type defines the primary gameplay style of a Metin2 private server, covering dimensions such as combat focus (PvP or PvE), experience and drop multipliers, and the overall difficulty level. It is the most direct filter for matching a server to your preferred playstyle.
PvP servers prioritise combat between players, featuring active Kingdom Wars between Shinsoo, Chunjo, and Jinno, open-world PvP zones, and Guild Wars as a central activity. PvE servers shift the focus to monster hunting, quest progression, and cooperative content, with reduced or consensual player-versus-player conflict.
Rates are multipliers applied to experience gain, Yang (in-game currency) drops, and item drop chances — for example, x1 means standard values, while x100 or x5000 dramatically accelerate progression. Higher rates reduce the time needed to reach the level cap but also shorten the overall lifespan of a character's development.
Oldschool builds reproduce the game state of roughly 2008–2012, before the Dragon Stone System (DSS, introduced in 2013) and before the Lycan class (added in 2014–2015), offering a simpler item progression and a familiar early-game atmosphere. Modern builds include all official content up to level 120, Champion Levels, DSS alchemy, mounts, pets, and costumes.
Consider how much time you can invest each week and what style of play you enjoy most: if you prefer competitive kingdom-level confrontations, look for PvP servers with moderate rates; if you want a relaxed progression, PvE servers with low or mid rates will suit you better. Filtering by type on this page will display only projects that match your chosen criteria.