How A Sheep Changed 2b2t History Forever



Minecraft Viki (video wiki) ➜ https://minecraft.viki.gg

Today we’ll discuss How A Sheep Changed 2b2t History Forever, and helped uncover a decade-old Minecraft mystery! Get Raycon Headphones and support the channel! Visit https://buyraycon.com/fitmc for up to 15% off!

My Twitter: https://twitter.com/FitMC
My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitmcsippycup

Additional Thanks:
courier6 (Information, screenshots)
IronException (Render)

Music:
FFXV
Yakuza7
Pikmin2

If you enjoyed this video about How A Sheep Changed 2b2t History Forever, I would appreciate if you would consider hitting that like and subscribe button!
This video has nothing to do with speedrunners, 100 days, hardcore, “minecraft but” or any of those other topics.

source

35 thoughts on “How A Sheep Changed 2b2t History Forever”

  1. I disagree, randomTickSpeed ONLY influences blocks. it doesn't change how entities spawn or act in any way. and also, randomTickSpeed wasn't introduced until minecraft 1.8 in 2014, and as you said the terrain in this version was from 2013. and also, you need to be in creative mode to use a command block, otherwise nothing happens when you right click it. maybe if just one of these were true i'd be inclined to believe you, but that's not the case.

    Reply
  2. If I were to start on 2b2t as it currently is, with no additions to base minecraft. Would I survive if I was miraculously left alone? or would I starve before finding a patch of server that hadn't been wiped clear?

    Reply
  3. Backdoor access, hacked weapons, command blocks. The man who had acquired everything in this world, the 2b2t King Pyrobyte. The final words that were said before logging out sent people to the chunks. "My stache and lifestock? If you want it, I’ll let you have it! Look for it! I left it all at that place!”. Players now, chasing their dreams, head towards the coordinates. The world now enters a Great Age of Anarchy!

    Reply
  4. This video makes no sense:

    > Normally a command block cannot be placed or interacted with in survival
    > mode but with Pyrobite's backdoor access running those commands would have been
    > easy. There's no other explanation for how so many naturally spawning mobs
    > could exist on a server that usually limits them

    Changing tick speed does nothing to remove the limit on spawn mobs.

    Reply

Leave a Comment