u/BattlerUshiromiyaFan

▲ 5 r/2b2t

Dedicated Anarchy Game

With Microsoft essentially destroying Minecraft anarchy, would anyone be interested in making a dedicated “Anarchy Game”?

The main purpose would be a multiplayer, free-for-all, no-rules game with one persistent map.

Obviously, it would be heavily inspired by 2b2t but with a lot of differences that let it be interesting for longer than a Minecraft server allows.

I think that 2b2t is a very unique concept that offered a level of freedom seldom seen in video games, especially with the range of what you’re able to do.

Minecraft, while great, obviously offers a massively imperfect version of anarchy.

I’ve had this idea in my head for a while. I’m not a game dev, but if anyone who is wants to make something like this, hit me up.

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u/BattlerUshiromiyaFan — 3 days ago
▲ 106 r/2b2t

While I haven’t played this server in quite a long time, 2b finally crossed my mind again after seeing a YT video about the server.

2b2t seems to always stay in the public consciousness, one way or another.

Therefore, I thought I’d share my greatest and most proud accomplishment on the server, ever since I joined back in 2019 - the full restoration of the Valley of Wheat.

Of course, I didn’t do it alone - I had help from many amazing people. We were part of a group called the Luminous Sandclave.

After months of tireless work and constant griefing from the BSB, we finally finished what was and is the greatest restoration project in 2b2t history. I don’t say that lightly - I highly doubt that anyone has ever done a restoration project greater in scope than this.

Everything, even the lesser-known but vast underground sections, was rebuilt. It was done with an incredible attention-to-detail that wasn’t explored in previous Valley restoration efforts.

So? Why would I even bother sharing this?

It’s because after three years, I’ve heard no one talk about it. No one mentions it, even when talking about the Valley of Wheat.

I don’t often desire recognition, nor do I demand it, but I do think I’d like to put this out there. We did post here about it back then, but for whatever reason, it was swiftly deleted.

I thought that at least some people would be interested in seeing such a cool accomplishment, and what I consider to be one of the most crazy things in 2b2t history.

If you find this interesting, there’s a history video about it by fastvincent1 on YouTube. It’s perhaps the only record left I could find of our project, besides a small section in the 2b2t wiki article.

I think that if you accomplish great things, they’re worth sharing and talking about. And I hope you guys agree and appreciate that.

- Vaspeli

u/BattlerUshiromiyaFan — 22 days ago
▲ 22 r/JRPG

Genuinely curious. JRPGs tend to have a lot of the same tropes, art styles, and character designs as anime. They tend to feel so alike, in fact, that I’ve seen people use “anime” as an adjective to describe JRPGs.

While I’m a big fan of anime, manga, and visual novels, I think there are probably a lot of people that simply grew up playing JRPGs or happened upon them as fans of video games, and only have interest in JRPGs despite the similarities with anime/manga.

I’m curious to know where you stand.

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u/BattlerUshiromiyaFan — 27 days ago