I Was Wrong About Minecraft's 2b2t

Today we'll discuss how I Was Wrong About Minecraft's 2b2t, and how a group of builders showed me in the most unexpected way possible! I never thought I would see something like this on the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft.

Additional Thanks:
D_Loaded & Project Ashes (Information)
Namo (Footage)
Lukent (Footage)
rebane2001 (Map data)
xcc2 (Thumbnail render)

Music:
SMT
Waterworld (SNES) - Diving (Dean Evans)
FFXV
Octopath Traveler

If you enjoyed this video about how I Was Wrong About Minecraft's 2b2t, I would appreciate if you would consider hitting that like and subscribe button!
This video has nothing to do with speedrunners, 100 days, hardcore, "minecraft but" or any of those other topics.

[MandevilDave]

The fact that for each group of griefers there's also a group of builders willing to repair the destroyed is possibly the best definition of anarchy

[PhilVyn]

I really love that mindset where the builders are willing to destroy what they created so that the griefers can't, I think it symbolizes how the builders won by not letting their builds get destroyed by anybody else, sort of a "If we can't have it, no one can" mindset but justifiable

[mkseed]

To XCC2’s family.
Thank you so much for birthing this one of a kind human.
Just that one 10 second clip of him crash landing brought me endless laughter.
He will be forever remembered

[fuyuha]

My condolences to XCC2's family. We've lost another legend.

[SliminBlue]

I was 100% ready for this to be a video like "2b2t isn't actually the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft!" but then it ended up just being wholesome base rebuilding, or at least wholesome by 2b2t standards

[KeyboardKlutz_]

This is actually really significant since it means it is theoretically possible for any base to rise from the ashes of griefing not just once, but as many times as the builders can ressurect it, and doing it in such a short span of time no less. Creation is just as strong as destruction.

[Sahl]

RIP XCC2 condolences to his family and his friends. He will be remembered as a 2b2t legend who changed the servers history.

[lxverdant]

This server is like the Yin and Yang. Griefers and Builders balancing each other out, while each containing a bit of the other within themselves.

[hnglbanana]

i think this video proves that the true motto of 2b2t is not 'nothing lasts forever', but 'in anarchy, anything is possible'

[deltalord]

Prior to finding about 2b2t I never thought a Minecraft server could have such an intricate and in-depth lore. Servers like hypixel don't really have much room for growth and most multiplayer survival servers don't often keep such a thorough library of its history or fall into obscurity eventually. But 2b2t is an anomaly, showing what a dedicated player base could really accomplish.

[Johnny-hhdd]

Holy crap the fact that they only took 7 days to rebuild your base is insane, respect to the builders

[Maddiedoggie]

I give my gravest condolences to XCC2 and their loved ones for the landing accident. It is such a tragedy a beautiful 2b2t user was brutally killed in such an unexpected way. May this death serve as a warning to future Elytra users to be very careful when landing, for they may not want to repeat such a horrific historic event.

[i_teleported_bread]

The fact that someone managed to bring back the legendary city of Aureus is absolutely insane. Truly, a historic occasion on the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft.

[joshe]

Its actually quite impressive how you continue to create content on 2b2t however i love dont ever stop

[SolstaceWinters]

I love the notion that some curious folks came over to the newly-rebuilt base and instead of destroying it, added to it. The person who added the underground section did a good job, I liked the aesthetic they went with.

[silentstranger]

Not the first base to come back from the dead, but possibly the greatest or largest known. What a memory trip :)

[masterpiece]

It feels like a legend. An old warrior loses his home, and a clan of wizards remake it, if only for a few daya

[lezlienewlands]

Conclusion: Anything is possible in the anarchy environment, even making a base rebuild 20% Cooler.

[redandcat]

Hey fit, I go to bootcamp tomorrow for the Marine Corps, I can’t wait til I come back and get to binge your videos lol. You and Rusher were a big part of my childhood and it’s funny how I’ve gone from a middle school to about to become a marine and you’re still here grinding and pumping out these incredible videos!

[ViIvaNunner]

with such dedicated builders, i feel like a really silly project idea would be rebuilding an iconic build in a ton of random locations
like imagine if twenty copies of some old long gone base just popped up over the course of a week in totally different locations