We Discovered 4 HIDDEN 2010 Minecraft Servers...

Minecraft servers. They are all different in some form or another. There are some servers which have stood the test of time however, and have been hidden since 2010 and 2011...
SapLow's Video - • Being a Minecraft Tour...
The Servers and Websites:
1. smilet.folda.dk - folda.dk/minecraft/
2. villermen.com - villermen.com/minecraft/
3. play.tregmine.online - / discord
4. play.shirecraft.us - shirecraft.us/
Credit to:
1. Xexc for discovering Smilet
2. 4pilot for discovering Villerman and Shirecraft
3. Credit to the fifth column group leaders Orsond and Rfresh for finding tregmine - / discord
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0:00 - Intro
1:47 - Smilets Server
5:52 - Villermen
10:07 - Tregmine
15:08 - Shirecraft
Shirecraft - • Shirecraft: Tour of Fr...
Music Used:
1. Scott Buckley - Discovery
2. C418 - Taswell
3. C418 - Stal
4. C418 - Strad
5. Lena Raine - Infinite Amethyst
6. Kubbi - Formed by Glaciers
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#minecraft #minecraftserver #2b2t

[@TheMisterEpic]

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[@samooo6664]

I'm Vegan

[@Imnahha]

First

[@mattstevensms60]

When I hear people say they seen Minecraft they were 5 i suddenly realise im possibly not as mature as I thought if I was playing the original version in my 20s when it came out

[@mattstevensms60]

When I was 5 all games came on cassettes and 20 minute load times

[@InfamousJRP]

yes

[@buckethead60]

Wow. Shirecraft was absolutely incredible. The amount of dedication to a server that can be lost to time is quite scary, so seeing these old servers found is so amazing

[@shirecraft]

pssst - there is s Bucketheadland built on Shirecraft I bet you'd like

[@buckethead60]

@@shirecraft :o

[@truthhunterhawk3932]

I'm going to explore it. I'm really excited!

[@gustukas]

Craftshire - The New Rutland

[@SemiHypercube]

Imagine he finds a server that would make 2b2t only the "second oldest anarchy server in Minecraft"

[@Thaumius]

FitMC out of a job

[@InfamousJRP]

yes

[@raygun26]

Please some one do it, if you can’t find one fake it 😂😂😂😂

[@Aresydatch]

Please

[@adityaruplaha]

1b1t

[@saladman3915]

Kinda miss old servers, where the hubs are just a small area in the center of the entire map, and simply going outside of it is where the world start. As well as when people didn’t really care about building like an expert and just.. built.

[@dtslawyer6970]

The last statement is why I don’t play multiplayer often, my building skills would get ridiculed because everyone is so much better than me 😔

[@doursen]

@@dtslawyer6970 Well it’s somewhat understandable but it happens. For me personally, there’s something about older versions that I don’t mind. But people using the new blocks make these awful buildings that just look bad. You don’t need to be a expert class builder. Just look up a Grian tutorial and try to improve

[@flintfrommother3gaming]

@@doursen No, It doesn't matter unless it's just a builder house. You can just make log in the corners, 2 block high cobblestone and whatever height block and it would be ok.

[@charlestonianbuilder344]

@@dtslawyer6970 ive improved my building skills by just building, building based off irl, build made by others, and pics and ideas

[@Nik-6675]

@@dtslawyer6970 You don't need to be good just build.

[@realityquotient7699]

These massive servers seem so sad to me. All these incredible builds and usually at most just a handful of users on at any one time, if that. It's like traveling the cosmos and finding a planet where a high civilization once existed but the creators disappeared. The feeling is hard to explain.

[@dtslawyer6970]

All the more reason why documenting this stuff is so important

[@mileskosik472]

Counterpoint to that, with fewer people on servers, the community is super tight and close. I'm on the shirecraft server, and people have traveled across the country, even across oceans to meet with fellow members. Quite a few members went to one of the members wedding.

[@adcppk9884]

@@mileskosik472 That's amazing

[@shirecraft]

Thanks for the love, @TheMisterEpic! We're having one of our busiest nights in a LONG time thanks to your video

[@TheMisterEpic]

Np! Your server is truly fantastic and deserves to be seen!

[@Purpleravenly]

Same here, from tregmine lol

[@QUBIQUBED]

@@Purpleravenly kool

[@Zalidia]

Absolutely lovin it lol

[@_Sp4ce_]

Seeing old 2010-2011 Minecraft builds give me such a strange lonely feeling. Playing back then just felt different than nowadays.

[@platinumite4935]

It’s called nostalgia

[@talkinturtle3939]

minecrafts changed lot more stuff with things like enchanting and extreme farms simplicity and calmness is being lost

[@ErikChristensensScanSpace]

You should take a look at ORE and RDF rendstone minecraft servers, they are very old (2011 starting RDF, spurned to ORE in 2014) We were 'those' guys who built working computers within Minecraft. It's still very active today!

[@StuffandThings_]

That last one just... wow. The amount of time put into that must be absolutely unreal. I don't think I'd even want to build on there, just explore the vast network of this world they have created. I almost wanna just like... get lost in that wonderful fantasy world and stare in awe at the builds, wandering the empty streets.

[@devilpro7271]

Is it just me or does anyone else really wants to explore the whole railway thingy

[@notepass]

Old minecraft servers really are a thing for themself. I recently found an backup of my old 2011/2013 (at least according to logblock) era server and got it back up and running. Just so I could visit it again with one of the friends from back then and show it to a few other people. Honestly, if you still know it from the past it is even more magical than just stumbeling across one and exploring it. I still should have backups from some worlds I played on in the 0.30 era. After watching this video I might try to import tham into modern MC with MCEdit or something. Keep the content going. It reminds me of the past so mutch :)

[@raygun26]

Keep us posted on that world, it would be so sick.

[@devilpro7271]

Sheeeesh that's crazy man

[@devilpro7271]

@@raygun26 yas

[@doursen]

I’d love to have the world download. If you wouldn’t mind telling me more about it and giving me it, just let me know and I’ll add you over on Discord.

[@lukasmuursepp2267]

Keep us updated on your world, let's keep this comment thread alive.❤

[@StuffandThings_]

I just gotta say, its amazing how much time, effort, and care people put into something that may never be witnessed by anyone else, on a server which, in all likelihood, will remain obscure (although by some chance these 4 are no longer, just think how many other servers like this are out there which will forever be hidden in obscurity). Minecraft has an impact like no other game - its popularity, endless possibility, player-guided experience, and age all lend themselves to such unique circumstances.

[@_Killkor]

I love how Minecraft servers just get better with age, like a fine wine. Preserving history and mindset of people from a forgotten era. The biggest difference between Minecraft and the real world is no matter how ancient something is, in Minecraft it never gets covered by dust, nothing withers from old age, so stuff from 2010 still looks as if it was abandoned just yesterday. It's a strange uncanny feeling of a place frozen in time.

[@ClassicMocha]

There's always been an interesting fascination with old style of building with just the bare minimum that we used to have... It has its own feel, its own style and is completely different than what we have today where things are becoming more... detailed?

[@greffen]

you should play some older versions. it's amazing to try and build in them.

[@vaepuer2290]

Im so glad you found Tregmine. I started crying from the memories there. A lot of the impressive builds were done to get the Builder rank, a psuedo creative mode more like VoxelEdit. The glowstone and soul sand would have been placed with the pattern command. I remember warp PVP being a nightmare, and there was also a glitch one time where everything was griefable. I had a massive shop in one of the more affordable starting areas that got destroyed, but I made some good friends in that area. Im glad it's back. I think warp Zippozo is my old warp before i lost my account

[@Purpleravenly]

I was, and am, a committed player on Tregmine, back in 2011-2015, and for the past few years as well. My username was Vozw, and I am Purpleraven now. This video is such a beautiiful flattery of our beloved little server and the community behind it. Although at the time of this comment, the server is having a bit of trouble with the influx of new players, it has been a calm and peaceful little place that I still play on daily. Thank you for this ray of light on Tregmine, my beloved. Any OG Tregminers watching?

[@LukeHuber]

I think I've seen you on there

[@Purpleravenly]

@@LukeHuber very likely :p

[@manINaCAN18]

Hey Vozw! MiguelThefifth here! Amazing seeing our online home see the spotlight all these years later. Cheers!

[@sarahmakosky9807]

Sweetheart3445 here ;)

[@strobe1214]

Silver_Shadow166 reporting in. MC name is currently Strohbelights

[@HammerdWalrus]

The first server was a neat experience to see for me, I'm learning Danish and was able to pickup some of the words on the signs. Also, the fact that I saw "Ditlev" as one of the names on the signs was a sort of "wow" feel for me because I'd use that name for characters in games growing up and somewhat recently.

[@layyyo]

good luck with your danish learning journey :D

[@river2564]

it is defetnli danish. i know because i'm from denmark myself. held og lykke med at lære dansk walrus.

[@HammerdWalrus]

@@kloklowewe4874 they said "Denmark's oldest server"

[@ole9071]

@@kloklowewe4874 thw start i thought it was norwegian but then they started with b (dræp) instead of (drep) which means kill soooo its danish or most is atleast danish, but the most spoken norwegian is built up on danish so it makes sence if it looks the same

[@SapLow]

Dude I had a blast making this! So happy it's out for eveyone to enjoy!

[@blosee]

These old servers are truly fascinating! Great video!

[@RevenantMain1]

I probably have like 8 2010-2012 servers that I've simply lost to time

[@philp9703]

ur comment got copied lol

[@kaiserexe998]

The part where they documented where deadmouse stood and the exact time reminded me of like how north Korean managers will say that their dear leader have been to this place how many times and where he stood and point.

[@Purpleravenly]

I was there so many years ago when it happened! I was one of the old players from way back in the day and I remember the crowd of people that flocked around him and oogled over the block he broke. it was such a frenzy and such a fun time.

[@ProBotGamming]

This video reminded me of a survival server I used to play on called VanillaVerse. I played on it in 2015 and it was fun, made a lot of friends but I don’t remember any of their names now though. The server shut down in like 2018 I think and had started to die around 2016.

[@gevadoidao1518]

800k days would require more than 13 years to be reach considering the players skipping all nights, because an entire day takes 20 minutes and just the actual day takes 10 minutes, so taking it in consideration: 10 minutes x 800k = 8M minutes -> 8M minutes / 60 minutes = 133.33k hours -> 133.33k hours / 24 hours = 5.55k days / 365 days = 15.22 years Minecraft Age now: 2022 - 2009 (considering oldest possible) = 13 years Update: I spoke with one of the server admins and he told me that even they have no clue on why it has that many days.

[@theultimm]

so, you're saying that its mathematically impossible unless they modified the game?

[@timbonator1]

True

[@LukeHuber]

Hmm, but it was possible to have a single player world that was converted into a multiplayer world when that was released, however I'm pretty sure 2009 was before that

[@gevadoidao1518]

@@theultimm yes, there is no way of a Vanilla SMP have this many days. They must have made some kind of modding to accelerate time like, for example, tick rate from carpet mod. EDIT: Maybe there could a bug in some version along the way, but further investigation is needed. It could be a bug on updating the server throughout the versions as well. But the point here is that the number of days on the server cannot be just by playing the game.

[@gevadoidao1518]

@@LukeHuber even with a world created exactly at the same day as minecraft was released it would not be possible.

[@burningdell3062]

I love these old sever videos. Keep up the good work

[@MahiAviation]

Simply incredible. I really thought that anything like this would've already been well documented, but evidently not. Thank you then for doing the job of documentation!

[@Nick_0Tech]

We would definitely join these servers to keep them running for years

[@genghisdingus]

Something I often think about is that there are probably minecraft servers which haven't had a player log in since 1.4 or something and the server hasn't updated since then either. Some server hosting platform just auto-bills an upper middle class household who is bad with their finances.

[@cy4n_knight_q8]

6:04 true man of culture you are

[@Mixtongent73MC]

These servers (especially the last one) are insane

[@Voix1000x]

At 9:38 there is a statue in the style of player statues built on the Mindcrack server years ago…

[@Felix-sb5wp]

Always nice to see a longer video 💪

[@ScrubMyTub]

yeah I agree I'm liking that

[@TheMisterEpic]

My longest yet!

[@marljusweety]

I love that players have kind of inherited servermaps and are making them available. Sometimes I randomly think of servers I played on 8 years ago and wish I could visit them and say hi to the people I met there. Communities popped up and existed for short periods of time. We played almost daily and some felt like friends, the server became our home in a digital dimension. Like when you were a kid and got a new best friend while on summer vacation. But then we all had school and work and server shut down. I kept up with a few friends for a while. Mostly not. Now its just public servers with too many strangers, I only do occasional sky block when Im bored. I kind of wish I had gotten more screenshots back in the day. Like photos of friends when we did pranks, events or had ceremonies when we started new world maps.

[@h_ileo]

I always love videos like these. I unfortunately had no one to play Minecraft with when I was younger and deleted all my old worlds overtime, so I love seeing old worlds being discovered and seeing how other kids got to have that experience and then share it with me through videos like this one

[@BeepBoopBee]

This was an absolute treat to see. Can you maybe also tour some unique bedrock servers/realms? In my experience bedrock content often tends to be focused on much less than java, despite there being some pretty cool stuff you can do on there.

[@Cerea1killer]

Wow, Thank you for this video!! So cool to see my Tregmine Castle in Castalia and the Kingdomwest warp featured! really brings me back!! Did you find the Spleef arena hidden under the castle?? Soo many great Builders on that server!

[@niceelbowslmao4347]

I love your videos about the history of Minecraft. Great content!

[@ReytGood]

What a great video! So nice seeing all these older servers! Great work once again!

[@Zeder95]

I play on a german Minecraft server that was created in early 2011 and still uses the original map from 2011, and still has a very active player base with a lot of new players joining recently. I already started playing there in 2013 so this server holds a lot of nostalgic memories for me, and it's great to see servers that are so old and hold so much nostalgia for many players still being very active. It is a nostalgia that can be keept alive by playing on the server again. There are a lot of these servers out there that still use old maps from many years ago, and it is interesting to see the change and creativity that players have left on the map over the many years. Minecraft servers are like simulations of a city development, with players continuously adding creative works and infrastructure to them. Often these kind of servers have nice communities of people who have played there for many years along with newer players who joined recently.

[@bigbadcuff]

Great video, it was enjoyable to learn about these cool old servers that are still around.

[@MidnightRaider1]

was a regular on shirecraft back in 2016-2020, brought back so many memories seeing this. crazy to think it has only gotten bigger. they're all a bunch of really friendly people on there, thanks for giving shirecraft the publicity it deserves!

[@greffen]

i always love seeing the archival of minecraft. great work!

[@sarahmakosky9807]

14:30 That's my old room! I was an admin in Tregmine and my username was sweetheart3445, This server was so precious to me and I'm so happy you got to explore it! I feel so nostalgic

[@MaxxBaseball]

This video is really good! Keep doing this style please!

[@daniellllla]

Love the music you chose for this, so good

[@DiamondDepthYT]

So much dedication to keep a server up for that long. Respect

[@OnmateMinecraft]

I've been playing on Villermen since 2012. Really cool to see it featured in this video! Great job!

[@BlckMoonstone_]

Thank you for sharing this. It is always so impressive to see older servers like this! The Minecraft community is truly amazing... Thank you for your amazing work showcasing them 🖤

[@lewismassie]

What a cool video. Man I must have my old 2013 survival world saved somewhere. Maybe even my very first 2012 one

[@Zalidia]

Heyo, Shire member here. The Shire is the best server I've ever seen. I'll list some of my favorite builds on the Shire that y'all should definitely check out if you're ever visiting us. If you need help, you can ask me anything on our discord or in my DMs in our discord. Anyway, here's my favorite builds. Mandolin Island! Mandolin is very small but it's such a nice place. A lot of small colorful builds crammed onto one island in a very nice looking way. I love to just go there and walk around. I've forgotten who built it though :d Friday Funland! Friday Funland is a very, very old amusement park, located at the center of the Shire map, close to spawn. They've used up almost all the land they had available to them. Friday Funland eventually got a revamp by Suntinfunny and SeagullsRule. They added a bunch of attractions. I myself own a beach and a rollercoaster in Friday Funland. That beach was for sale and I bought it for one block of space in my own amusement park lol. The Boneyard! Really scary place. It's absolutely massive, bones and stuff everywhere. It really makes you wonder what happened there. I like to imagine that most of the bones are from ancient creatures that were huge. Hermes! Kieran's flying city on a big ball. The reason I love Hermes is more of a personal thing. When I joined, Hermes was still under construction. Kieran shared some pictures with me and I was like "Ooo, where'd you build this?" and the rest is history. That aside, Hermes has airships. 11/10 u.u

[@TheMISTIK2000]

Seeing this video make me feel like lucky that I still have my server dating back to 2011, sadly reseted multiple time, but the base map was always the same (the old flat map... and i'm not talking to the flat map option, I'm talking about a flat map dating way before that) and I still have the og 2011 map... Good times

[@chrisse3q950]

You should make a video about the Swedish Minecraft server 90gq, its an SMP witch was started in Oct 2010, the server owner is a Swedish KZbinr called Stamsite.

[@squiddas3334]

Yes he should its incredible

[@lewiswithey4472]

Hey man loved the video as ever - just wanted to mention that for me the voice audio was mixed a little low in the server exploration segments compared to the music and the voiceover. Might just be me but thought you'd want to know for the future as you clearly put a lot of work in! Keep making great content.

[@TheMisterEpic]

Will improve for next time thanks!

[@benster62]

I miss Tregmine so much. Used to play back in beta 1.7, I remember building a house in the new town that had been made in newly generated terrain. When creative was added they had a massive super flat area where everyone could pick a plot and build. There was a massive Deadmouse head but i never thought anything of it

[@ChthoniaTheInhuman]

Thanks for the massive surge of new players!

[@Zalidia]

Ayy Kieran

[@bunnybear1010]

How do you keep finding these!? Like seriously it’s crazy, keep it up man

[@TheMisterEpic]

You would have to ask saplow, he's the one finding them

[@robgaming2638]

It's just so interesting to see different builds and how people build their starter houses

[@80reo58]

The shire genuinely is like a work of art, years of work with so much detail in it.

[@lamsmiley1944]

Watching this takes me back to the first server I played on. It was only a day or two after multiplayer was released.

[@layyyo]

this style of video is super cool by the way, the transition between scripted and non-scripted is seamless and works well :) it'd be cool if you did stuff like this more

[@TheMisterEpic]

More like this to come!

[@Atlas_System01]

I just took a minecart tour of the oldest area on novelyn and they were all amazing. I started and ended at 1spawn and if there are any older spawns with rail networks I’m totally doing that again!

[@StuffandThings_]

I wonder if hunting for old and obscure servers will become a pastime. After all, if its few enough people doing it and a large volume of these old obscure servers, the impact on them would be relatively low. Think how many incredibly interesting servers there are, biding their time over the decade. Not to mention all the weird, wild, and wonderful builds to explore which have been hidden away and gathering dust. It seems like a wonderful nostalgia trip and a potential for all sorts of wild experiences.

[@Valyk27]

You make the most interesting videos of minecraft! Keep it up!

[@eddezz]

There is a Swedish Minecraft KZbinr that has a server called 90gQ that is from Alpha 2010 and never reset. His name is Stamsite has made over 650+ Episodes on the server and is a fuly vanilla server.

[@idanotfunnyexe232]

wow... I used to play on the first server. It's been years since I last visited. Thank you for reminding me of it, maybe I'll start playing on there again!

[@TheMewgen]

I first heard about The Shire like four years ago from a Gameranx video. I promptly went ahead and toured it on stream with my friends, intending on making a video on it myself but I never got around to editing that footage. Was one of the coolest servers I'd ever seen.

[@Anty_2]

Woah a 20 minute video? That’s very generous of you

[@nicktasteless360]

the music at 15:08 reminded me of the 5 years hardcore minecraft video :,)

[@mosshivenetwork117]

These builds look so much better for some reason. I like the build at 1:37 for example.

[@medea27]

Absolutely stunning... digital works of art that are well-worth preserving. Love seeing the full spectrum of builds, from the bolder Cubism of the earlier areas to that phenomenal metropolis at the end (definitely a few people on the server with a passion for civil engineering/town planning!).... I can't get over the railway, complete with London Tube/Toyko Subway-esque colour-coded map & stations! 🚂💜 Brilliant video 👏

[@Doxsein]

I just bought Minecraft two days ago and I've been enjoying your vids. This one was interesting too

[@supercool_saiyan5670]

These old servers are like discovering an old drawing journal you had as a kid

[@hariharpuri1362]

Sorry I’m late ⏰ ( here in india it night so ya ) I love when you discover old minecraft server and your interactions with theses servers tells a lot 👍🏻 Great video 👍🏻

[@TheMisterEpic]

Thanks :)

[@hariharpuri1362]

@HappyPrimate773 I was talking about when this video was uploaded

[@thecomfyranger4757]

i really like this topic, maybe a series :)

[@null-00000]

You should use farsight/bobby for exploring servers, you can get much much further chunk loading for yourself, great for videos

[@iskeptical5698]

I'd say the newer generation of players just interact, act, and play differently. That being said, the game it was then, and what is now, it's completely different. I would almost go as far as to saying it's not even the same game anymore. Anyhow my experience with this game is when I played classic version in browser there where forums and all kinds of wicked things that existed before survival. I was 10 years old then when I got my first account (less than 300k copies sold at the time). I'm turning 23 soon now. I remember my first server called KZB FREE BUILD + FREE PIE (on the browser in a public Minecraft list on minecraft.net). I have come and gone through the years along with the communities I was apart of. No videos, screenshots, or anything other than pure memory alone exists for me. How I thinking about and remember my dual core think pad would almost melt running Minecraft at 20 fps. And how I wonder how friends of old are fairing with life now? The time before Skype, or TeamSpeak, or when it was uncommon for a 10 year old to have a cell. There are people I will forever wonder about. Truly an unforgettable experience.

[@Cheaprz]

Oh my god used to play tregmine back in 2012. It was the first minecraft server I ever joined after my buddy who introduced me to minecraft got me on. In order to mine/place blocks you had to conduct an in chat message interview with a mod where you had to say you were 18 and understood the rules (I was in 4th grade 💀). Pretty quickly we had a gang of a dozen or so 12 year olds that flew around the map and X-ray with nodus. We lived in complete squalor garbage builds ( we lived in an ugly cobble/stone amalgamation and each had our own room that was like 2x2.)that were very close to spawn and literally like 50 blocks away from one of those massive walls you show in this vid. Stealing was rampant. You had to place blocks above your chests so because there was no locked storage and if you wanted ur shit back the mods had to check who broke/placed the block because they couldn’t tell who opened the chests. I remember rejoining a few years later in middle school and this kinda weird guy I tangentially knew was online with a giant cock skin taking part in an orgy in a treehouse village. Never logged back on

[@Marika_ER]

I really hope someone who was on one of those servers and a flood of happy memories come in

[@TwilightVaramek]

please explore more old server i want to fill my server list up with them I love the history in them

[@spencerk6920]

This is like the equivalent of an explorer and historian looking at old ruins and exploring

[@Random_user_8472]

Watching this video is like getting a tour through history, amazing!

[@elmoli2217]

Oh man this servers are giving me so much nostalgia for my childhood. I ended up crying bro 😂. I don't usually write comments but i love your videos, super entertaining! For real dude, keep it up! Greetings from Spain

[@lukeg.9461]

I swear every single one of your vids are top notch 😉

[@leamissyoy]

i still get alpha slabs on my old map server also ^^ yeah need a pickaxe to break them. a march 2012 map when i was playing on 1.2.3, but it's not the actual map for playing, you get a portal to acces to it and playing on but better to stay on a recent version server map, you realize it's pretty boring to play long on an old map w/out all blocks and biomes..

[@Rainbow0015]

I love old mc server's. They feel historical.

[@Magicaid0]

You just opened the floodgates for these servers to be griefed.

[@canon-de-75]

I wish the popular YTers wouldn’t make these sorts of videos because it dispels all the magic of being able to discover it yourself Like how travelling to an interesting, inspiring, exotic location only for it to be one giant tourist trap of bad food, overpriced tickets and too many screaming children... except the internet equivalent Even if they aren’t grieved they’ll be heavily whitelisted and overpopulated for some time, it’ll make them laggy and generally not great places to play

[@aurakille2148]

The dude literally said that you needed to be apply for most if not all of these servers in order to build in them.

[@fica1137]

@@canon-de-75 you wouldn't even know about the servers if you didn't see this video

[@I_Am_Wasabi_Man]

@@canon-de-75 yeah, but usually the server owners or the community of the servers are happy to see people get interested in their servers. it's just you that complaining.

[@finsterfyrst]

awesome video! thank you for sharing this!

[@thefabulouskitten7204]

Hey I remember shirecraft! Never played on it extensively but I played on it some back in the day

[@lordverulam2492]

This brought me back to when I first started playing the game.

[@michaelgloss6411]

Please make a series out of this

[@JSoldierPro]

Wait WHAT?! O.o I can’t wait to see this!!!

[@MobiusMundUr]

You know, I really do appreciate the effort you put into these videos. It really shows in the quality

[@LuckySparkles]

It's absolutely mind blowing to see what these players have created. Some people have incredible talent in building and designing. Absolutely stunning to see! :)

[@sajten3761]

I remember playing on Smilets with my friends, weird that it's still running.

[@Kokonutzlz]

Love the Kubbi background music :)

[@tumypok1011]

Damn these guys managed to build cool castles and houses without a variety of block that we have (especially now). Isn't that a sign of a true geniuses

[@mads.toftgaard]

Smilets server was litteraly my childhood server, i saw my cousin playing on it in 2012 and bought minecraft and a laptop.. so many good memories, you can also find my shop in the old spawn, mads443s

[@KristineBacher]

Glad for at høre det

[@LukeHuber]

That redstone testing area in villermen was mine and my friends years ago. To be honest,.I couldn't even remember the server we had played on. I was like 14 back then

[@viniciusschadeck4992]

This kind of story, made by players, is what makes minecraft soo good. I have my own friends server from ages ago... i have entire servers from 2011 on my computer right now, but they all are frozed by that time, i once try to make open server with bukkit and claim system, that was a huge failure due to player base start massive wars and my system in that time allow attacks on homes because i want people to try protect they stuff, it not goes well... Also i have one private closed server with "Tree of Fire" the name is simple, it was a tree made by player, close friend actually, and another player a know person that study with me in that time just put fire lagging the entire server, we even build a view plataform to see the Tree of Fire getting down, i even try to take off the fire, my friend the owner just call, let it burn, and about 10 players was looking for that gorgeous and giant tree take fire, the reasson? my friend, the tree owner thief successfully about all diamonds from the other player, he made a secret base on random spot, but after a trade, some player what the guy getting on the woods, my friend the owner of tree just was curious and found a cave with torch on it, going down he actually have no glue, but randonly he found a strip minning tunnel that lead to a non place with furnance and cheap stuff... but that was a starting point, after some walk he found a wierd lokking place and dig a few blocks of dirt that was a secret storage room with tons of resources collected manually, i mean, my server was for sure totally survival at that point, soo the feel of loose that amount of stuff for sure has effects. Another player, also closer friend of mine did a real entire monument to the Tree of Fire that was in front of his growing castle, it become the Temple of Fire... In that world, i have done really massive plataform with castle on it, i made all support blocks pillars under the plataform a place that is accessible by knowing the secret entrance, my redstone test area and my entry to underground minecart system that drove me into my xp farm and others cool stuff... that server was cool we has a entire other server with the world globe fortress, a friend of mine take a really long time to secrectly dig a entire portion of the map, chunks and chunks to bedrock, and in a single day with tons of lag the ground was gone with TNT massive explosion that somehow he managed to control mostly perfect revealling it and making the entire floating base make sense, he build a giant floating island block by block more than 200 blocks wide and dig the entire ground under it, the explosion and small repairs reveal that the entire floating island is suposed to be a giant base igniting the fly mode and just gone, obsiusly is just stop in the air, but is really cool to see how he made it almost real for players working arround he construction perimeter... i love how people make they own stories on minecraft and sadly for many many years people just enter others history and forgotten to creat they own, i play alone for many years as well... I always love play survival, any build i do is more accomplish when i do it in survival, i for reasson that just make sense first build on creative them move to survival, but is really cool to finish it on survival LOL

[@santiagopogliaga5349]

I think the Mc middle earth server also started around 2010, and theyve been recreating tolkiens world in inmense detail. You should make a video about it. Its my favourite server

[@lordkanesoulreaver]

there transit system remindes me of the 1 that project hudoria has that services sevrial cities and places to yet be made

[@ashaza6362]

There’s another server not many know about, called TotalFreedom. It’s older than 2b2t. It’s been running for over a decade now but unfortunately it’s not as big as it used to be. Would be nice to see it active again.