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video of himself playing on 2b2t. This caused a massive influx of new players from the channel's audience, who were at first mostly tourists, as the video gained over two million views in less than four months from its upload. This overwhelmed the server and strained the hardware used to host and run
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server, before he and his friends "decided to open it up to see how much destruction could be made and started advertising it on various places on the
Internet." According to 2b2t player and amateur archivist James Rustles, Hausemaster was given the server by its original founder, who founded it on a
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to enter the server was added. Before then, the server would have about ten players online at the same time. However, at the influx peak, the server had thousands of players waiting in queue. The queue gave earlier 2b2t players priority over newer players, although this feature was removed after a
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Experienced players reside far away from the spawn area in relative safety to play the game and build. The map is less destroyed further away from spawn, allowing for trees and animals. Player-built roads called "highways" are used to travel out from spawn. The server has no etiquette regarding
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independently created a more primitive version of the Nocom exploit and, with their less concealed use of it, other groups started learning about Nocom by June 2021. On July 15, 2021, server admin
Hausemaster implemented changes to 2b2t that patched the exploit. Nocom resulted in many bases and
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the server, with the intent of making it difficult for TheCampingRusher and his fans to play on it. Some placed obscene content around the spawn area and along player-built roads to get TheCampingRusher's YouTube videos taken down for violations of YouTube's terms of service.
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if any given area in the game world contained a player, and to read that area if so. Nerds Inc. was now able to locate all online players and remotely observe the terrain around players in real-time, including valuable storage of in-game items and player-built constructions.
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in 2b2t's server software that allowed players to query far-away terrain, which players cannot normally view. The loading of huge areas of terrain puts a heavy workload on the server, which Nerds Inc. used to repeatedly crash the server. This was done with the intent to
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1.12 for years. Several additions to the server became controversial, including resetting established terrain and a "soft item economy reset", which removed and decreased the amounts of certain items in player's inventories and storage, resulting in community backlash.
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obstacles called "lavacasts", in which water and lava are repeatedly poured down staircases of stone, creating mountains of jagged cobblestone. These structures completely surround the spawn area, and many are as tall as the map's height limit.
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The new players, despite having been discouraged to do so by TheCampingRusher, had destroyed bases and monuments on the server that had stood for years, which is partially what had caused such a response from the player base. When Kiberd from
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servers, a celebration of destruction and indifference. The article noted 2b2t's propensity towards griefing, the use of hacked clients, and player-built obscenities; and stated that players with thick skin should visit 2b2t at least once.
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One group that shared members with Nerds Inc. was supplied with the locations of numerous bases which they raided, looting 200 million in-game items. They kept the exploit secret, creating fake stories behind the destruction of bases and
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of a landscape, written over and re-written over by feuds between players, hacks injecting vast structures into the world, and by different waves of
Internet communities arriving and rampaging or attempting to settle within it."
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was created by a player on March 25, 2012. In early 2013, the file size of 2b2t's world map, which is procedurally generated, was reported to be over 500 gigabytes. This increased to almost one terabyte by late 2015, costing
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was heavily featured in the third section of the exhibition, which focused on games in which players "become creators and designers themselves, often as part of large online communities". 2b2t represented this aspect of
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of player locations on the server from March 2020 to July 2021, created using data collected from the Nocom exploit. Prominent are heavily trafficked "highways" extending for millions of blocks from the central spawn
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in July 2014, stated that despite 2b2t's offensive language and behavior, griefing, and cheating, the server can be a unique and fun experience for players who are willing to put up with its negative aspects.
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ownership; anything that is built can be destroyed at any time if found by other players. This destruction, known as griefing, is so commonplace on the server that
Brendan Caldwell of
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are also common. Players lie to others with the intent of sending them to in-game locations with traps. A common rule among players is to not trust others.
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year. The regular queue moves slowly and can contain over a thousand players. Waiting in the queue has been described as an onerous task. Players can pay
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preventing less efficient search methods. The data gathered amassed about 2 terabytes during the 3 years of tracking terrain, paths, and base locations.
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that they should not get "prissy" about player-made creations, stating that "2b2t is still an amazing achievement, with or without the swastikas."
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speculated that enduring the challenge may be part of the appeal of 2b2t: since "nobody survives for long, there is a pride in having died there."
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server". As a result, players commonly engage in the destruction of other players' and groups creations, colloquially called "
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described it as being "just a form of weather". Despite this culture of hostility and destruction, there is an event every
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s "most talked-about" server, and how, throughout its history, it has become the "witch's cauldron of chaos" it is today.
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in-game item stashes being raided or destroyed, with a total of 15,000 bases being discovered. Rich
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Mastering Minigames and Servers: Minecraft Secrets to the World's Best Servers and Minigames
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in which the server changes to a different map for a few days and players can come together and cooperate.
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s most offensive server, noting 2b2t's callousness and obscenity in the form of language,
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described 2b2t as the game's "most obscene server." In June 2012, Craig Pearson of
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using modified software to gain an advantage. 2b2t is the oldest anarchy server in
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Some players built in-game contraptions designed solely to
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principle of maximum player freedom in the tradition of a
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Introduction to Game Design, Prototyping, and Development
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430:On August 14, 2023, 2b2t updated to
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1784:Peel, Jeremy (March 14, 2013).
1647:Pearson, Craig (June 3, 2012).
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1197:"The Worst Place in Minecraft"
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1889:(August 31, 2018).
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2371:Minecraft Dungeons
2092:Official subreddit
1753:20.500.12657/52029
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1700:978-0-13-465988-6
1691:Pearson Education
1617:. August 25, 2023
1611:"Server Rollback"
1591:. August 24, 2023
1533:. July 24, 2021.
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2350:Minicraft
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