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Yeah. The totally lawless environments that can be present in Minecraft servers are awesome- the best example of which being 2b2t, a vanilla gameserver running
by sweetbitter 5y ago
Yeah. The totally lawless environments that can be present in Minecraft servers are awesome- the best example of which being 2b2t, a vanilla gameserver running the same map since 2010 that is essentially the 4chan of Minecraft (it even originated there). Despite allowing users to hack to their hearts' content and having no rules, the creativity and sheer amount of media produced by such an environment is stunning.
Here is a comic series that was made based on the server, and a neat video animation someone created:
http://minecraft2b2t.thecomicseries.com/ http://minecraft2b2t.thecomicseries.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEg5UPKPY70 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEg5UPKPY70
- 1ibsq 5y ago2b2t is a fascinating place. I always thought, this is the way Minecraft is meant to be played. The comic series is legendary, but I don't think people can make something out of the animation video without context.
- nottorp 5y agoAnd that is why the "metaverse" will succeed if it's decentralized. I wouldn't touch a MC server that has no grief prevention. But you can have your 4chan and I can have my builder server and we're both happy. Because there's no central authority telling us how to run our pieces of "metaverse".
- moffkalast 5y agoMaybe someone can make the backend run on a blockchain and it's settled.
- hoseja 5y agoAnd it turns out it's been pwned for a couple years by people inserting a vulnerability into a dependency by masterful social engineering where the vuln was introduces as an obvious fix to another less exploitable bug.
- moffkalast 5y agoI've never seen people social engineer codebase maintainers into patching them an exploit into it, that was absolutely brilliant.