100 Players Simulate Racist Civilization in Minecraft

Today we split 200 players into four races and placed them on their own custom islands. These races are the shulks, enderians, merlings, and humans. Will these vastly different races successfully create civilizations or will they fall into the hands of anarchy?

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:45 Day 1
3:15 Day 2
6:40 Day 3
9:04 Day 4
12:55 Day 5
13:40 Day 6
14:38 Day 7
16:51 Day 8
18:21 Day 9
19:51 End

#Civilization #Minecraft

[IHasName]

One more thing I forgot to mention in the video. Thank you so much TheGingerBreadman for the replay footage of Day 7. The video couldn't have been completed without it.

[KingCARROT]

Humans had the most realistic start I've ever seen, slaughtering each other until they figure out anything that isn't human is inferior and therefore must be destroyed

[yapy]

To clarify:
The rebel shulks did not surrender on day 5.
However, uh, it is because they were basically entirely dead by day 4...

[TheAverageOsakerLover]

"let's slaughter each other after we do racism"

Damn Minecraft is getting way too realistic

[LeninFN]

I like how the shulks, realizing they had high defense, resorted to kamikaze attacks

[jedi_connor]

Love how the enderman and the mermaids, complete oposites, ended up being the most friendly and harmonious.

[justbored]

"the humans just ran around slaughtering each other.
honestly kinda realistic." this is absolutely amazing I've never seen a more realistic quote ever

[Awkci_gaming]

"we are the human master race.
Why are we slaughtering each other, we can do that after we do racism."

Truly wise words.

[officerbt]

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99% of my replies are “well you ruined for me.” WELL GUESS WHAT KYLE, MAYBE YOU SHOULD HAVE WATCHED THE VIDEO INSTEAD




The main reason the humans lost was probably because they threatened to kill half the player base, and then killed half their own players.

[slasherverse]

One of these civilization experiment needs to be done in parts, with later parts adding in new players who can only be taught the history of the server to simulate new generations growing up. And the amount of new players is determined by various factors that indicate a nation's prosperity. Like a game. Say there are 20 people in one nation and say that like Villagers a minecrafter is agendered and can produce with any other player, that means there are 10 couples, meaning they can have a max of 10 new players. But because their food provisions are low, they're only allowed to include 9 new players, with the hypothetical 10th player having 'died' due to the low food.

It could get quickly out of hand, but it would also evolve these videos to their next logical conclusion. Imagine a server whose islands were ravaged by warfare. Those new players will be handed a totally new world than the last ones, totally changing their decisions.

[birb]

Long ago, the 4 nations lived together in harmony

[Flam_]

it seems that the human team is mostly made up of regulars from the origins server, surprised they actually worked together at all considering its a pvp nightmare

[OR]

I love how the humans just roleplayed as true humans and killed each other until they realized that anything not human was inferior to them and needed to be slaughtered. Just like real life. Definately do more.

[TheGreyParse]

I feel like that giant water cube would've lagged the unholy hell out of the server.
Still, it's hilarious that 3 of the races were immediately at peace, and humans were immediately omnidirectionally hostile. They woke up and chose violence, and were annihilated just as quickly.

[letsbetheawkwardkquorter]

I fully expected Enderian and Merling to ally despite their differences, seeing as neither could actually go to proper war with the other. All the monsters aligning was surprising though

[Aickelodeon]

10:10 Literally just the "Dog stuck on a leash finally breaks free and chases the mf taunting them" meme

[theastroguy]

Im sorry but the fact that the merlings made fort water in secret for so long and still be effective makes me laugh so hard.

Starvation? We fish underwater
Lava cast? Only top is affected
Brute force? Drown
Drain? Every water is source

[droffilcc]

I think that the merlings have a huge advantage with the battlefield being islands in an ocean, it makes it too easy to make a fortress that is simply impenetrable. I think it would be more fair if the majority of the world wasn’t water or if there happened to be large amounts of sponge available.

[MaoRatto]

The merlings are OP. I can see them being the winner of this experiment, as they're the ones with one draw back of " can't be on land for a while ", but how this server was raining often... Well it favored them entirely. Shulks are pretty good with a slightly tweaked human, but Enderians only work underground.

[alexandergriffiths]

I love how it’s literally just humans vs everyone else