This Secret Minecraft Version Was MISSING For 13 Years...

Recently, an undocumented minecraft version from 2011, with some one-of-a-kind exclusive features was discovered. Lets explore.

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0:00 – Intro
0:49 – Minecraft Beta 1.2_02 (20110517)
2:01 – “Secret” Mode
5:00 – What Is This?
6:01 – Unused Code
7:53 – How?

Music Used:
1. Scott Buckley - Signal to Noise
2. Scott Buckley - Ephemera
3. C418 - Flake
4. C418 - Ki

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[TheMisterEpic]

Make sure to subscribe, we are only 12k subs away from 700k!

[EddieBurke]

The coral was the coolest thing ever because we KNEW he tried adding coral way earlier but obviously nobody knew what it’d have looked like.

[gaminghedgehog]

imagine if it was Notch himself who gave away that missing version, which is why he wanted to stay anonymous.

[mtdlx]

2:28 no way they got Baritone in vanilla before it even existed

[eyesistorm]

I legit thought that this was an ARG for the first half of the video. Just goes to show how strange this is...

[cheeseman]

crazy to think there could be even more of these versions too

[StarGalaxyGirl]

That version looked like a weird broken mod ngl

[IdkWhatNameUseYT]

2:00 I never knew there was a Minecraft version with ancient builders

[Dergy]

3:51 bro forget the better grass was on

[BlindingLight]

This whole thing is so surreal, it feels like something somebody would make for an ARG or Minecraft unfiction. The fact that so early on in development there was code for bots that could build whole structures is just unreal. The anonymous donor and the unused code just makes everything so much stranger. Neat version and video though.

[isaacbluestone]

The history of this game is incredible. There are a lot of features in old Minecraft some people wouldn’t even believe me if I told them.

[roaringdino]

The pickaxe Steves are wild to me. I already knew about the old human mob, but these ones seem a lot more advanced and interesting, making it even more surprising to me that I've never heard anyone cover them. Great video as always; keep up the grind to 700k!

[flareonguy]

When you consider that Notch wanted to make "3D Dwarf Fortress" maybe in an alternate universe this would be seen as the first iteration of "dwarves" for "fortress mode".

[clothieredward]

What is this? TheMisterEpic uploading 2 videos in 1 week?
This is a Christmas miracle! Ignoring the fact that Christmas is 4 months away...

[FacterinoCommenterino]

Today's Fact: In 1975, the front pages of newspapers in different parts of the world carried news of two separate plane crashes, both involving planes with flight numbers 123 and both crashing at the same time.

[Goldtiger]

This plays out like an elaborate creepypasta with no payoff. Not that I'm bashing it or anything; the concept is neat. It's another neat example of things we could've had.

[fourlion_everywhere]

First lost full stream recording of a fake Herobrine sighting is backed up, now this. Awesome year for the lost media

[Lampe]

0:42 I think the "20110517" is a date, like 2011-05-17 (17th of may 2011).

[DJPez]

I used to collect Jar files and have some insane ones. The problem is its on my old laptop that is fried. I am 100% sure that I have some of the missing since I was doing it from the couple months of the game release until late betas. I still have that laptop so if I was computer smart, I could probably get those files. But also I am very computer dumb, so I cant lol. I also still have my Xperia play. I was one of the first 100 people to get one haha. I am deep into minecraft as you can see

[MrBelles]

Pretty weird that a beta version was made to turn the random Steves from rd into (semi) intelligent phone builders, similar to the modern day videos where bots build houses in seconds. The coral from 7 years earlier is also bizarre to see.