[accrual]

Yes, the anarchy and inability to truly protect anything is part of the appeal of 2b2t.

There was an interesting base project wherein the true coordinates were only known to the top leaders. All other builders connected through a custom client that offset the coordinates to hide the true location. If anyone became untrusted, they were simply blocked from the client and could not expose the coordinates. There was care taken to ensure the area outside the proxy was never shown, block place directions were randomized to prevent reversing the proxy, etc.

The base apparently thrived for months or years before finally being discovered and destroyed.

[pixl97]

If I remember one of these stories right, a screenshot of netherrite blocks on the floor. A member of the community calculated the block placement in the chunk and used this to determine where it was on the actual map.

[bombcar]

That's happened a number of times on various items - bedrock patterns, nether rack layout, etc.

It's all based on the seed and coordinates.

[mastermage]

i am amazed at the amount of unemployed you have to be to do things like this.

[imtringued]

Last time I checked, kids aren't allowed to work.

[DANmode]

But they do yearn for the mines!