A fellow player on the server named Ace gave me co-ordinates of some ruins at Deathcap, the Minecraft anarchy server I used to play in. I think they wanted me to make a video of me exploring it.
I made up the names (so it's more interesting) for each place with a subtitle of the description Ace game me. I hope they don't mind, but here the relevant DM:
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| DM from Ace |
I'm not sure why they deleted their Discord account. Oh well.
I think I "met" Ace when they asked for some help in the server. They intentionally gave me the wrong co-ords multiple times but eventually admitted to it (I travelled for hours).
Any sane person would get mad at that, but I somehow didn't because maybe I was too used to getting manipulated and I instead just continued as normal. I could've cut all ties and called them out on it but I didn't. I didn't find it funny, as I probably don't take well to "pranks". I don't remember too well what happened next but this path I chose somehow let me to making a Minecraft exploration video. It is but water under the bridge - it's an anarchy server after all, so trusting anyone is a mistake (even the server caption was "
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| Message from Deathcap Discord |
I guess Ace kind of became a friend of sorts, even though I'm not really "friend" material and they deleted their Discord account. If you are reading this, Ace, hi.
I also had a little mishap in the server, relevant to this video in my time in Deathcap.
I was once stuck in the Nether. I tried to sleep in the Nether - not sure if I did it just for fun or if I genuinely forgot about the exploding part. Anyways, I somehow didn't spawn in the Overworld - I spawned on top of the Nether; on top of the bedrock. I tried starving myself and dying (difficulty was hard) to try spawning somewhere else. I think I asked for help from an admin but that was to no avail, but a fellow player - Arma - offered help. I had to starve myself a few times to spawn within the bedrock floor and ceiling of the Nether, while not being too far from Arma. They saved me with a Nether portal and even went as far to make me a little hole underground with a bed so this wouldn't happen again. Even though it may not be much to them, they will always be a Minecraft hero in my eyes. Looking back, Arma may have contributed to me making the exploration video in the first place since I wouldn't been stuck in the Nether for real-time days, hoping to find a random Nether portal if I even manage to not spawn above the bedrock ceiling.
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| Arma the Savior |
Future Bing Soy here, just noticed this comment thread on my "Minecraft Universe cover" about exploring these ruins. Hopefully this adds something? Note that I was "Bing Soy Gaming" at the time (and for the duration of season 1).
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| Screenshot taken at 2020/03/13 |
Additional video info
Footage recording date: ???
Project editing start: ???
Upload publish date: Apr 9, 2018
Music used
0:00: "Open"
From Age of Empires OST by David and Stephen Rippy
1:54: "Guardia Castle",
5:35: "People Who Threw Away the Will to Live",
6:45: "Silvard (Epoch)"
9:56: "Corridors of Time"
From Chrono Trigger OST by Yasunori Mitsuda and Nobuo Uematsu.
7:32: "Password Theme"
From Super Castlevania IV OST by Masanori Adachi and Taro Kudo
14:51: "The Veldt"
Originally from "album title goes here" by deadmau5 feat. Chris James but I made a Minecraft cover of it
15:42: "Ruins"
From Undertale OST by Toby Fox



