Automatic vote bot for Hadaria

Hadaria means over 5 years of vanilla PvP/Factions with no reset. On a server where every day counts over the long run (Farm2Win), missing a vote means missing a day of cumulative currency. BoostVote guarantees your daily vote on the server's official voting site, cast the moment the cooldown ends, 24/7.

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Server IP: play.hadaria.fr
Game: Minecraft
Official voting sites: 1
Time between votes: 1 h 30
To vote: Minecraft username
BoostVote bot: Available

Hadaria: 5 years without a reset, a vanilla bet that lasts

Hadaria is one of the biggest French-speaking vanilla PvP/Factions Minecraft servers, open on the IP play.hadaria.fr for over 5 years without a single major reset. That longevity — rare in the PvP scene, where servers usually reset every 6 to 12 months — is the server's identity: what you build today can last for years.

The server now claims over 950,000 registered players, runs vanilla 1.8+, and accepts Java, Bedrock, mobile and console (Xbox/PlayStation/Switch) clients. Its economy follows a Farm2Win model: no brutal pay-to-win, but an economy where every resource earned through farming, voting or trading builds up over time.

Hadaria rewards collected automatically

Vote currency (Farm2Win shop)
Useful PvP items
Access to the cumulative rewards shop

On Hadaria, voting is passive income

On a server that resets every 6 months, voting pays off over 6 months. On Hadaria, with no reset in 5+ years, voting pays off over 5 years. That difference is what makes voting on Hadaria so strategic: every day you vote is a day of currency that builds up over time and eventually funds faction projects that would be out of reach without that consistency.

Hadaria lists just one official voting site: 1 vote per 24h cooldown, or ~30 votes a month. Missing 10 votes in a month (a weekend plus a few slip-ups) means losing 33% of your vote income. BoostVote votes for you on a loop as soon as the cooldown ends.

Hadaria — what automatic voting changes for your faction

Voting directly feeds the Farm2Win economy

Vote currency buys resources or gear from the vote shop — which you then use in vanilla PvP/Factions. Over time, it's one of the three passive income streams available to factions (alongside farming and trading).

Full 1.8+ compatibility: no technical breakage

Hadaria stays accessible from any Minecraft 1.8+ client. Since voting happens on an external voting site, BoostVote votes just as well for an account playing on Bedrock as on a Java 1.21 PC.

Short cycles detected and used

The bot starts the next vote cycle right when the voting site's 24h cooldown ends (not 25h, not 26h). Over 5 years, those few minutes saved each day add up to several extra days of votes.

How it works in 3 steps

Step 1 — Create your BoostVote account

Pick Hadaria as your server, enter your Minecraft username and enable the voting sites.

Step 2 — Your Hadaria bot starts up

A dedicated Docker container starts and votes on a loop on the official voting site for Hadaria.

Step 3 — Collect your rewards

Votes confirmed and rewards credited 24/7. Follow everything live from your dashboard.

Hadaria voting sites covered by BoostVote

1 site covered

BoostVote votes on the official Hadaria voting site, fully handled by your bot: every cooldown is tracked and the vote is fired again as soon as it's possible.

1 open-voting site — your Minecraft username is enough, no login needed.

How to vote for Hadaria

You vote for Hadaria on its official voting site. Each vote pushes the server up the ranking and earns you a reward; after that, you have to wait for the cooldown to end before voting again.

Find the official voting sites of Hadaria, listed on its website or Discord ("Vote" section).
Enter your Minecraft username on each site: that is what gets credited.
Solve the captcha, then confirm your vote.
Vote again as soon as the cooldown ends:
- Voting site #1 — every 1 h 30

With BoostVote, a bot does all of this for you, 24/7: it votes again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends, up to 16 votes a day, even when your computer is off. Launch your Hadaria bot →

Security: isolated containers, encrypted credentials

Your Hadaria bot runs in a dedicated Docker container, isolated from other accounts. Your voting credentials are encrypted in our database and never shown in plain text.

Automatic Hadaria voting FAQ

Which site does BoostVote vote on for Hadaria?

The server's official voting site, the only one currently listed for Hadaria. No authentication required — login-free voting with just your Minecraft username.

Can a missed Hadaria vote be made up later?

No: on a no-reset server where currency builds up over years, a day without a vote is a day of Farm2Win currency lost. The bot starts the next vote as soon as the 24h cooldown ends so no day slips by — about thirty votes a month.

Could Hadaria list more voting sites in the future?

It's possible: for now, Hadaria is voted on through its official voting site. If it lists new ones, we'll add them — let us know on Discord, it takes less than a week.

Is the bot compatible with Hadaria on console (Xbox / PlayStation / Switch)?

Yes. Voting goes through an external voting site and credits your Hadaria username — whether you play on Java PC, Bedrock PC, mobile or console. You use your rewards as usual once you're on the server.

With no reset in 5 years, could my votes be lost if Hadaria resets?

No reset is the server's long-standing guarantee. If Hadaria ever decided to reset, BoostVote would have no way to recover currency wiped on the server side. But that risk is zero as of today — it's exactly what defines Hadaria.

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