Very Strange House in Minecraft That I Did NOT Build...

Has anyone ever experienced this before? I took a portal out of the nether to explore in other parts of my world and I found a house on top of a mountain equipped with the following:

Chests full of materials and tools
crops growing
outside and inside lit up with torches
other projects outside that are still in progress
mining shafts

[alastair]

I love how at this time the Nether is still mostly referred to as Hell.

[geraldstanley]

I launched the exact Alpha version that this guy had, created a world and build tall wooden towers, deleted it and made another world, explored a massive radius around my world and then I found my towers from my old world in the new world.

Bug confirmed.

[scooby]

Is it just me or is the Mic really good for 2010

[Denise]

It's weird seeing how the comments turned from "Omg Herobrine did it", to "He built it himself lmao", to (currently) "It's a chunk error that shows builds in a past version".

[toastedcherries]

Turns out, he wasn't lying lol. A YouTuber named Trone(y)sauce made a video about this, discovering that it was a glitch from back in the day that merged chunks from a world left over in a pirated Minecraft copy that was circulating at the time (by who knows who) with the new world made in that slot

[mozzi]

I’ve always wondered the amount of overwhelming fear you could be subject to if you find something like this in your SOLO survival and you explore a house you didn’t build and then you go into a man made cave and just find another player

[CiRdy]

I gotta say, that base is still pretty decent to this day, simple but effective for what it is. Bases incrusted in mountains or caves are still underrated

[AeroRain]

Well as others mentioned, this is some sort of bug with chunks being created on your world that come from your other worlds. I tested it on the same alpha version and had similar results. BUT the guy in the video mentions that he has never seen that place before. This leads me to believe that the bug also works if you have recently played on a server/multiplayer world. Wow this is actually creepy. There were many bugs with the chunk loading in alpha and now that makes sense as to why people thought herobrine was real at that time

[youreyesarebleeding]

why is this starting to get recommended to people again? it is almost 6 years old... i saw this video not long after it came out... now it gets recommended to me on rare occasions. like every few years.

[justinkunheeyi]

This video is low key historic. I remember watching it when I was little lmao.

[Jdog]

The fact this is a real thing and not fake (even tho it's a bug) is so cool and I wish stuff like this happened in today's Minecraft.

Would add more spookiness to the game

[manos.tz_]

You were not lying. You did NOT build it.

[virgopain]

Ill never forget the commwnt of a kid saying he was a hacker because he made a nether portal without a diamond pickaxe lmfao

[MyDude]

Came here cause of the investigation. Just insane this wasn't a click bait video and just turned out to be a real thing.

[chlebektv]

the red square is the friends we made along the way

[VulKus]

Ahh, the Farlands and the original Herobrine hype back when he wasn’t a washed out joke that scared 5 year olds. Minecraft should always be like this

[leedalli]

I've realised back in alpha everyone's houses were just rooms mined in caves

[sladeswanson]

who randomly rememberd this and decided to watch it for some reason

[caloFi]

A classic, I remember being scared af of herobrine everywhere I went

[ANANASK]

the fact this was actually real is crazy