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[cattimeswithjellie]

Liveblogging Skizzleman Stream VOD, 6/7/24

Skizz Stream 06.07.24

06:05 Skizz opens the stream with a birthday you-yo for himself. He gives shout-outs to donos, they are coming thick and fast because this is a birthday stream.

10:50 Skizz attempts to login to Hermitcraft, gets the invalid session message that pops up whenever you’ve had the Minecraft window open more than 24 hours. Skizz does not seem to have ever seen this error before and attempts to get back into the game without restarting the launcher. It fails again, someone suggests that the Hermits have permabanned Skizz for his birthday. Skizz restarts the launcher.

14:20 Skizz successfully joins the server, appearing inside Level 1 of his pyramid. He jokes about the permaban and is immediately derailed by a $1000 dono. While he is stuttering over the donation, Joe Hills crashes into the pyramid and sings him Happy Birthday in Spanish. He’s followed immediately by Doc, who sings Happy Birthday in mixed English and German, and then by Scar, who sings Happy Birthday in English but makes up about half the words. Doc teases Skizz about not making his hours quota on the server and suggests that if Skizz does not file his reports, Impulse will be mad at him at the next Hermitcraft corporate meeting.

19:00 Doc encourages the birthday donos to continue rolling in and tells Scar to leave because he is ruining the hype vibes. (Scar is standing on top of the dark maze, almost invisible and not saying anything, so the vibe ruination is not immediately apparent.) Skizz insists that Scar is not ruining the vibes, whereupon Scar flies down off the maze with an enormous and unmuted burp. Skizz and Doc react to this with the delighted disgust of third graders at the lunch table. Doc brings up yesterday’s Twitter story of Scar getting his off-road wheelchair stuck in a field. Skizz has not seen this story, but Joe says they should get Scar a riding lawnmower.

20:20 Skizz shows off the shutter shades he got from Mission Possible. Doc is skeptical, but Joe is all about the green glasses, for obvious reasons. He calls Skizz a percussionist, but Skizz says he is only a drummer. Scar asks what the difference is, and Skizz explains that percussionists should be able to play marimba, xylophone, bells, and similar instruments while drummers don’t. Scar chimes in “So it’s all about banging stuff!” with the sort of glee that suggests he knows exactly what he is saying. Skizz happily affirms that it is, indeed, all about the banging and says that’s right up Scar’s alley. Joe, who is also streaming, giggles nervously and Doc mutters a “Jesus Christ” that may or may not be prayerful. Joe says that this is why he doesn’t want VODs of his streams.

22:00 Skizz shows off a bit of his dark/snow/drowning/lava maze and declares with certainty that nobody could survive it in its current state. Scar says he definitely could and jumps into the snow portion through the side wall. Doc says that Skizz should not be giving people test runs because you don’t get test runs in real life. Scar escapes out the top of the snow portion somehow (he is not onscreen) and greets Cleo, who has just arrived.

23:00 Cleo appears in her MCC Pride skin and gives Skizz a cake for his birthday. Skizz places it and eats several pieces while relating a story about the time Impulse’s son, who was very young at the time, made him a Minecraft cake for his birthday and presented it to him in-server. Skizz, not knowing how to eat a cake, left clicked on it and broke it to bits in front of the child instead of eating it. The assembled Hermits agree that this has probably scarred the kid for life. Doc, who is the parent of a young child, sounds like he is in real physical pain from the story.

24:15 Skizz asks what everyone is up to today. Doc tells him that strange things are happening on the server and questions him suspiciously about whether he stole one block of diamond ore from one of Doc’s machines. Skizz claims innocence, as do Scar and Joe, though Joe confesses he thought about replacing all the diamond ore with lapis ore and claiming that if you leave diamond ore exposed to the elements, it will rot. He asks if someone swapped them with lapis and Doc says no, just deepslate. Joe, clearly extremely disappointed, says “Oh. That’s not funny. Lapis is way funnier.” Doc agrees and says he knows it wasn’t Joe because Joe would’ve done something much more bizarre. Skizz compliments Joe about how he really has his moments and Cleo, with the incredibly longsuffering air of a survivor of most of Joe’s “moments,” agrees.

25:30 Doc mentions that a pig died because of the diamond theft, which really gets Cleo’s attention. She accuses Doc of using the passive voice to soften the fact that he killed her special pig. Doc and Joe and Cleo are all discussing this loudly but we cannot hear much of it because Skizz breaks away briefly to address chat. Donos are still rolling in at a fast pace and Skizz promises that he’s going to go back and catch all of them in just a couple of minutes. Doc, who is clearly stream sniping, thanks one of Skizz’s donors for a large gift sub while Cleo attacks him with a sword. Doc admits to killing her pig but claims he was in emotional distress because someone broke his redstone. Cleo reiterates that this pig was special because it was the one she sent to hell and it survived. Doc contends that the pig had no name and was just randomly sitting there, like many pigs he has killed over the years. Joe interrupts to say that if a pig went to hell he thinks it probably would’ve gotten a name because even the most minor characters in Dante’s Inferno seem to have names somehow. Cleo is ignoring him and spelling out exactly where the pig was (in a boat? At a dock?) but she is sitting low in the mix on Skizz’s audio and it’s hard to hear exactly what she’s saying. She is very emphatic about it though.

26:30 Skizz tries to pull together the threads of the narrative with limited success as Doc reiterates his claim of emotional distress leading to pig slaughter. Cleo asks Skizz to be her lawyer. Skizz is enthusiastic about the idea, as Scar suggests they need Bdubs for “short claims court.” Doc tries to explain that Cleo was dismissive of the emotional pain Doc felt when someone touched his redstone, and so he killed the pig so she would understand what it felt like to lose someone. (In the background, Cleo points out that the redstone wasn’t even broken, because the block that was replaced was being used as a building block and was not essential to machine function.)

27:10 Skizz asks Doc about his state of mind during the slaughter and Doc, suddenly realizing that he is talking to opposing counsel, decides it is time to clam up and demand a lawyer. Cleo mocks him for making a full and open confession in front of witnesses before demanding a lawyer, while Skizz makes a motion in limine to a nonexistent judge to have the defendant declared mentally unstable. Doc says he has watched many videos on YouTube and knows he is entitled to an attorney. (It’s hard to say if this is true since there is no indication of whether a criminal or civil proceeding is being contemplated, or indeed whether any of the hermits involved understand the difference.) Doc accuses Skizz of walking like a lawyer, and Joe offers the advice that if someone tells you they are the opposition’s lawyer that means they are not your lawyer and you should stop talking to them. Doc displays a very confused understanding of his Miranda rights and the other Hermits continue to mock him for claiming them after the confession and not before. Doc claims to be appalled that all of this criminal behavior is being discussed on Skizz’s birthday stream, then declares himself to be “The Teflon GOAT.”

28:30 Skizz reiterates his willingness to be a lawyer in the case, and Cleo reiterates the fact that they have hired Skizz and Doc cannot have him. Doc retaliates by saying he will hire Joe and then they can talk to a sock puppet in court. Joe accepts the job but insists on being paid in sand. Doc agrees. Skizz laughs evilly with Cleo and says they will have the Doc/Joe team for lunch. Joe responds by saying it’s too bad Skizz already filled up on CAKE. Cleo claims she has witnesses, and Doc claims that Ren cannot be compelled to testify due to spousal privilege. (Apparently Ren is now Doc’s husband.) Scar says he didn’t know Doc got married and says that’s nice. Skizz tells Cleo they need to confer and stop talking outside of court, then tells the others that there will be no more questions or interrogations until they meet in open court. Cleo tries to say something and Skizz shushes them, being a man of either extreme bravery or extraordinary foolishness. Cleo doesn’t stop talking and Skizz goes full Muppet-style trying to shut her up, which works in the sense that it makes her laugh. Skizz assures her that this is the kind of lawyer he intends on being, and Cleo laughs until she starts coughing and has to mute. Doc laments the fact that he is stuck with the public defender, with Joe immediately punning about Pupplet Defender. Doc tells Joe that if Joe were a lawyer he would absolutely be a public defender because Joe is weird and would love to do it. Joe does not know how to take that. Cleo suggests that it not a compliment, though Doc insists it is.

30:45 Skizz makes a movie reference to Liar, Liar and then tells everyone that he’s had fun but he really, really needs to talk to his chat and catch up on his donos. Scar says that Skizz hates collaboration and walks disconsolately out of the pyramid to begin slapping a salmon head sitting on a jukebox. Skizz joins him and they invite Doc to join in as well. (Technically this consists of Skizz screaming “GET OVER HERE AND SLAP IT!”) Doc demurs, citing lingering trauma from salmon-related food poisoning. Skizz says this is all he wants for his birthday, but Doc insists he cannot. Skizz says if Doc loves him, he will slap the fish. Doc approaches, but begins making gagging noises and backs away again. The salmon-slapping noises are quite loud. Cleo suggests that the best way to have a private meeting with no Doc eavesdropping is to make this noise. Doc says he would rather bathe in a tub of poisonous spiders than slap the fish. He flies away.

32:40 Skizz turns to Scar and tells him that all he wants for his birthday is a death message in chat saying that Scar killed Doc. Scar immediately flies away. Joe and Cleo express great appreciation for Skizz’s plan, with Cleo claiming that all she ever wanted was for Doc to die horribly. Doc logs out at the exact right time for it to be clear that he was stream sniping and has finally caught up to stream delay. Everyone is disappointed. Cleo starts to talk to Skizz about killing Doc, then realizes they shouldn’t talk to their lawyer about extrajudicial murder. Skizz assures her they have attorney client privilege, but Joe correctly realizes that his presence could destroy the presumption of privilege and heads out. He gives Skizz a number of Joe Hills specialty fireworks for his birthday, insists that they are flight duration 3, and then flies away using one with predictably painful results. Skizz attempts the same thing and Cleo cheers that he farts rainbows. Cleo leaves.

34:45 Skizz returns to the pyramid and begins to address chat, only to be interrupted by Scar singing “check your mail, check your mail, check your mail.” Skizz promises that he will, then spends several minutes catching up with donos. He receives the link for Rusty_Courage and Persefida’s GIGGS Phasmo collab animation and assures a viewer that nobody ever needs to apologize for not being able to sub or donate.

39:38 Skizz goes to check his mail, accidentally using another one of Joe’s fireworks to fly. He receives a Ruber Sea Pickle, presumably from Tango, which is specifically labeled as a gift so he will have to put it up on the wall in his base. Cleo falls from a high place but says they are fine. Scar, also clearly stream sniping, drops off a gift of item frames when Skizz can’t find any.

43:00 Skizz leaves the maibox and sleeps, waking to find Scar haunting his mailbox to indicate that he has additional mail. Skizz finds mail from Scar, a coupon for the sand and gravel store along with a jukebox and a disc that plays the advertisement Scar made for his Star Wars themed shop. Skizz is clearly charmed and impressed. He wants Scar to teach him how to do that.

45:15 Skizz stops by Bop ‘n Go to repair his elytra, then heads for the sand and gravel shop. He leaves while the Bop song is still playing, disappointing his chat. Although the Death Scar initially appears to be its normal self, closer inspection reveals that it has been turned into a giant emoji sphere (thanks to Jevin.) Skizz, not fully understanding the cache function of the Bobby mod, is very confused. He visits the gravel shop, admires it, kills the inevitable mobs that spawn in any Scar build, and buys some gravel. Scar tells him in chat that the price for gravel is 12 diamonds per shulker rather than the posted 20. Skizz uses his coupon to buy a box of gravel.

52:30 Skizz leaves the gravel shop for the sand shop and catches up with donos again. A donor asks how he juggles streaming and a full time job. He suggests “A lot of cocaine,” then immediately insists multiple times that he is joking. He says it is very difficult and not necessarily very healthy, but suggests that as long as a streamer has a thick skin and an understanding that it’s very hard work, and that they listen to their body, they can get by. Another donor asks why he calls Tango ‘Top.’ Skizz says it’s from Rocket League, but that he also thinks very highly of Tango, so Top is an appropriate name.

55:00 Skizz actually enters the sand shop. Scar tells him via chat that shulkers of sand are 15 diamonds, and Skizz buys one. Chat complains that they cannot see in-game chat because of Twitch chat overlay. Skizz moves the chat box around on the screen to solicit chat opinions on the best place and size for it. Chat has a hard time achieving consensus. Skizz puts it back in the same place but slightly smaller.

58:30 Skizz addresses a viewer asking how to grow his drumming channel. He says you must be at peace with the fact that there is no magic formula. Collaborate as much as possible with other YouTubers in similar genres.

59:30 Return to the pyramid, inventory organization time. More dono shout-outs, and Skizz spends approximately 90 seconds walking aimlessly up and down his stairs.

1:02:30 Skizz fails to find ink in his chest monster. He sees that Tango has signed on and goes to visit the factory. Cleo raids into the stream. Not finding Tango, Skizz returns to the pyramid, gets chased by Tango, chases Tango, and engages in a sky battle that ends in an inglorious crash landing at the factory. Tango plays a custom music disc of Happy Birthday to the tune of the Hallelujah Chorus while slapping Skizz on the beat. Scar drops by and attempts to HotGuy Tango, but does not achieve Velocitay. Tango calls him a tryhard.

1:06:00 Scar and Skizz begin rummaging through Tango’s storage system. Tango only objects when Scar gets into the redstone guts of the factory and begins singing in a suspiciously innocent fashion. Tango shows off his piglin extermination system, complete with pressure-plate activated scream.

1:08:50 Scar remembers something he wanted to talk to Tango about, then remembers he either doesn’t want to talk in front of Skizz or in front of several thousand chatters. Skizz plays dejected and says he will leave. He flies away, then returns and successfully HotGuys Scar. Scar, who does not have a bed, is dumped off at Spawn. Skizz and Tango collect the bits and gloat over the kill. Skizz gathers up Scar’s elytra and rockets and goes to find Scar, only to realize he is not sure where Spawn is. Scar gets killed by a Vindicator at spawn.

1:11:10 Skizz finds Scar and returns the elytra while Scar claims that his failed Hotguy was more impressive because it was a blind shot over the rafters and into the factory. Tango arrives as well, wearing Scar’s hat. Scar calls him a Rancher. Tango agrees. Scar trolls Skizz over Mission Possible (Impossible) (Kimpossible), then shouts that he still needs to talk to Tango about record players while flying off. His departure angle is a bit low, causing him to slam nonfatally into the side of a hill. He corrects himself and flies away while Tango and Skizz laugh and make George of the Jungle jokes.

1:13:00 Skizz claims that he needs to go to work, Tango says that he shouldn’t really have to because it is his birthday you-yo. Tango says he went to the gym that morning, but admits it was just a preliminary meeting. He and and Skizz start talking about hockey, til Scar reappears and demands his arrows and ender chest. Scar asks Tango a technical question about custom heads as music players and Skizz flies back to the pyramid.

1:15:30. Back to work… except Skizz needs food and rockets. Skizz flies back to the shopping district while catching up on donos. He admires Joel’s new honey shop, then heads for the rocket shop and gets Hotguyed by Scar, who then logs out. Skizz collects Breadstick to return to the shopping district while lamenting the bad etiquette of not returning someone’s wingies to them after Hotguying them.

1:19:45 Skizz arrives back at the shopping district and collects his bits. Tango had been looking for them as well, but was misled by Skizz’s claim that he was “at the rocket shop” and had looked at Cuboom instead of the flight rocket shop. Skizz jokingly regrets being so polite about returning Scar’s elytra. He says Scar is “in barney” and vows revenge.

1:21:00 Tango makes fun of Skizz for still riding a horse, and Skizz decides it’s time to buy an elytra. They don’t know where they elytra shop is, but chat points the way. Tango steals the elytra from the barrel before Skizz can buy one, Skizz retaliates with vociferous movie quotation. Tango suggests that maybe there should be police on the server to keep order. Skizz buys an elytra and some golden carrots. He is running out of money. Tango mocks him for not selling more wood. Skizz says he has lowered the price of mangrove to 8, but people have stopped buying. Tango and Skizz both have a lot of permits unshopped. They realize they each have a wool permit they can use at the wool shop and Skizz rides home to get it.

1:27:15 Breadstick is returned safely to the corral. Skizz puts his new spare elytra in his shulker box and finds his permit for green wool. Tango has light blue. Neither of them understand the Wolves of Wool Street concept, but they assume they can put their permits on the wall of the shop and collect their profits. They return to the shopping district.

1:28:55 Skizz finds Wool Street and puts up his permit. He has already accumulated four blocks of diamonds in profit from the shop. Skizz and Tango open every trap door in the Terracotta shop facade. Skizz suggests that instead of just opening all the doors, they place many more trapdoors around the facade. They admire the cuteness of the Fresh Animations dogs.

1:33:00 Skizz lays out his plan for trapdoors, insisting that he wants to go juuuuust to the edge of not funny and stopping before that. Skizz cannot differentiate between spruce and dark oak, but Tango and the chat help. They go to the wood shop and decide to make a chat group, but both of them create and neither of them join. Tango eventually joins Skizz’s group after some frantic moon landing. Skizz experiences a serious and fundamental misunderstanding about the prices of logs in Doc’s shop, insisting briefly that a shulker of logs is three sand rather than three shulkers of sand. Tango is longsuffering.

1:37:00 Skizz resorts to using cherry wood from his own backstock, but is embarrassed when he can only make 33 trapdoors and they are all pink. Tango offers for a second time to go get wood. Skizz reluctantly agrees, then gets lost in the nether trying to follow Tango home. He shows off his own portal, then returns to the shopping district.

1:40:00 Decoration of the Terracotta Shop begins. Tango expresses sudden reservations and Skizz mocks him for having cold feet. They place a dozen trapdoors, mostly randomly.

1:41:05 A creeper blows up directly behind Skizz, narrowly missing taking out the entire Terracotta Shop. It makes a sizeable creeper hole just in front of the shop. Skizz says he’s starting to feel bad. Tango asks if he needs a hug. Skizz clarifies that he feels bad about what they’re doing. Tango says he feels bad, but not bad enough to stop. He is worried that it’s not funny enough. Skizz places a single froglight in the bottom of the creeper hole. He sees what Tango has done while he was in the hole (place another 15-20 trapdoors) declares that it is terrible and that he’s going to tell Bdubs what Tango did. Tango tears down what he made, while Skizz begins placing more trapdoors. The trapdoor situation is entirely random at this point.

1:43:15 Skizz exclaims that he knows what to do and flees the scene, cackling. He returns after a minute, and he and Tango try to figure out which trapdoors they actually placed. Chat reminds Tango (Skizz is not reading chat) that there are trapdoors on the floor. He begins picking them up while Skizz places down additional trapdoors. Tango slaps him right through the front door and out of the shop, then finishes picking up the doors. They leave the shop only minimally pranked.

1:46:00 Skizz and Tango leave through the wool shop. Skizz relays a question from chat about why Tango is not streaming today. Tango pauses for a moment, declares “Explosive diarrhea,” and immediately flies away. He is still in the group, however, and admits he actually should be working on a video but was distracted by birthday shenanigans. He leaves the group and Skizz returns once more to the pyramid. He catches up on donos again.

1:48:30 Back at the pyramid, time to work! Skizz notices the froglights that Joe used for climbing inside the pyramid earlier and thinks they are an obscure prank. He declares no pranking in the pyramid, and earns a cheevo by taking them down.

1:50:25 Time for the Bop Song… or for slapping a fish. Skizz slaps the fish, then looks at some fanart by JustHydra. He talks about an exciting dragon fight on the Skizzlecraft server. He reads a birthday poem from a fan and tears up a little. He decides it’s time for a Ted Lasso rewatch soon and catches up on donos.

1:58:14 Actually time for Bop Song. Skizz kills squid in the river to get dye, then uses his new sand and gravel to make black concrete. He talks about Cobra Kai and catches up on chat and donos.

2:06:30 Skizz begins placing black concrete around the lava portion of the maze.

2:09:20 Skizz forgets he is in freecam and has a brief out-of-body experience.

2:14:00 Catching up with chat. Skizz talks about how he is unqualified to talk about social anxiety issues at pride events, but suggests that chatter should go along with somebody who they are very comfortable with to provide support if the crowds get to be too much.

2:16:15 Another freecam jumpscare, right into the lava pit. Chat suggests a poll on how long before Skizz dies to his own maze again.

2:20:30 Skizz backs up into lava. He catches fire but does not die.

2:22:00 Poll suggests 77% of chat believes Skizz will die in his own lava.

2:23:00 Skizz fights a spider in the pyramid, then tries to figure out where it came from and mob-proof it.

2:29:30 Skizz decides to put black banners on the wall of the maze and leaves to go buy banners. He gets outside the pyramid before chat reminds him that he is the holder of the banner permit. He goes into his base and looks at the banner permit, then does a classic facepalm. He makes a loom but must sleep and kill more squid before he can make any banners.

2:36:00 Having decided that the best way to proceed is black banners with red downward-pointing arrows, Skizz pauses the game to look up how to make them. He “borrows” some poppies from Gem for dye and kills more squid.

2:40:10 Skizz attempts his first banner. He forgets how to do it. After some trial and error, he gets the colors he wants and begins working on patterns.

2:45:40 Skizz runs out of black ink, goes to kill more squid. He catches up with chat and advises a chatter to introduce a new person to gaming by first understanding what sort of person you are working with and what sort of learning process they vibe with.

2:49:00 First banner is completed. The banner copying function makes the second banner considerably faster.

2:52:00 Banners are placed in the maze, declared “not great, but not bad.” Skizz catches on fire again but does not die. Test run time is declared.

2:53:30 Skizz turns off the texture pack, strips naked and does a test run of the maze. He’s forgotten to turn off jump boost, invalidating the magma block jump. He drops to a half-heart at the berry bushes but survives to eat. It is time for the Skizzleman Fart Song.

2:59:20 Motion sickness warning as Skizz leaves his cubito bobbing in the top of a water stream while he sends a text message. He leaves the stream to go let his brother in the house.

3:00:50 Skizz returns to wrap up the stream. He was not able to finish the snow maze, so he skips to the lava drop to test that part. He successfully makes the jump and does not die in the lava. Chat experiences mixed feelings. Skizz realizes that he cannot get out of the hole at the bottom of the lava and will eventually have to starve to death, but that is a problem for Future (Hungry) Skizz. Skizz raids into Ginger_Crush and signs off.

[schlorb]

BIG NEWS!!

I have officially launched a SCHLORB CULT MINECRAFT SERVER!

All cult community members with the newest Minecraft update can play, Bedrock AND Java, any version works!

How do I join ?

JAVA PLAYERS:

Use the IP: schlorbcraft.aternos.me

BEDROCK PLAYERS:

Use the port: 12113

Or use the link : https://add.aternos.org/schlorbcraft

This should add the server to ur server list, but

How do I play?

If somebody is currently playing, you can join instantly.

If no one is online at the moment, you have to login to the server's admin website and boot it. (This is usually a simple one-click process)

In order to be able to do this, please DM me for the admin login details, once you have them you can use them anytime.

I'm really sorry about this inconvenience, but this is the only way my broke ass can run a server.

Additional necessary info:

Will there be sessions when we're all together simultaneously with schlorb himself also there?

Hopefully, if everyone interested can work something out that's compatible with their time zones and schedules.

This needs to be discussed, please drop your ideal times (with your time zone to be clear) in the replies if u want.

There's nothing on the server rn because I haven't played yet (as of Dec 3).

Game mode is survival because I think that's more fun in multiplayer. If people want that amended it can be.

schlorb will also be in survival he is not a cheater party pooper.

Please yell at me if needed questions explain etc

schlorb <3 you

[princess-of-the-corner]

imagine a montage of hi-jinx on the crossover minecraft server set to owl city's when can i see you again, like it starts with everyone names in chat popping up as they login, scenes of pranks, builds, and hanging out. seeing how the teams and groups mix and mingle and it all ending with the names again as everyone logs out. God i wonder if Cap would take an animation commission.

GOD

[amazingteamnames]

Ultimate Guide to Minecraft Usernames: Cool Ideas, Name Generators & Tips for US Gamers

https://amazingteamnames.com/?p=2500 Ultimate Guide to Minecraft Usernames: Cool Ideas, Name Generators & Tips for US Gamers Choosing the perfect Minecraft username isn’t just about logging in—it’s about making our mark in a industry where creativity rules. The right name sets us apart whether we’re building epic castles or teaming up with friends for daring adventures. It’s our first impression and our lasting legacy in the game. We all know how tough it can be to find a name that’s unique memorable and totally us. With millions of players out there the best usernames get snapped up fast. That’s why finding the perfect Minecraft username matters—it helps us stand out and lets our personality shine every time we play. Table of Contents Toggle Understanding Minecraft UsernamesChoosing the Perfect Minecraft UsernameConsidering Your Personality and InterestsKeeping It Unique and MemorableAvoiding Offensive or Inappropriate WordsExploring Popular Minecraft Username IdeasTrending Username StylesClassic and Timeless Username IdeasFunny and Creative Username SuggestionsAvoiding Common Mistakes With Minecraft UsernamesChecking for Name AvailabilitySteering Clear of Difficult SpellingsWatching Out for Copyright or Trademark IssuesUsing Generators for Minecraft Username InspirationTop Online Username GeneratorsTips for Customizing Generated NamesChanging or Updating Your Minecraft UsernameStep-by-Step Guide to Changing Your UsernameUnderstanding Username Change LimitationsSecuring and Protecting Your Minecraft UsernameManaging Account SecurityPreventing Username TheftConclusionFrequently Asked QuestionsWhy is choosing a unique Minecraft username important?What are the rules for creating a Minecraft username?How often can I change my Minecraft username?Will changing my Minecraft username affect my saved data?How do I check if a Minecraft username is available?What should I avoid when picking a Minecraft username?Can I use a generator to create a Minecraft username?What are some tips for creating a memorable Minecraft username?How do I change my Minecraft username?How can I protect my Minecraft username from hackers?What happens if I use a banned or offensive word in my username? Understanding Minecraft Usernames Let’s look at what makes a Minecraft username more than just a login. Minecraft usernames represent our identity in each multiplayer server, chat, and leaderboard. We all see how changing a username instantly updates our digital persona in the Minecraft community. Every username must be unique within the Mojang system, making it impossible to share a name with anyone else. Single words like “Builder” get snapped up quickly since millions of users want something memorable too. We know our username can’t use special characters except the underscore, nor can it exceed 16 characters. These limits keep everything readable and uniform across all platforms. Players can switch their usernames once every 30 days, letting us change our online image while preserving in-game progress. Even though we get creative freedom, offensive or inappropriate words aren’t allowed and Mojang can enforce account suspensions. Anyone joining multiplayer servers becomes recognized first by their username. Friends, communities, and even server staff use it to reach out, invite, or moderate us. Personalizing a Minecraft username increases our chances to stand out and helps others remember us long after we finish playing. Choosing the Perfect Minecraft Username Finding our perfect Minecraft username can seem daunting with so many choices out there. We want something personal, memorable, and safe for the community. Considering Your Personality and Interests Picking a username that highlights our interests helps us stand out. Maybe we love building—using names like ArchitectAce or BuilderBob instantly shows our passion. Friends usually recognize us faster when our username matches a favorite animal or hobby. Reflecting what sets us apart always makes our in-game identity more meaningful. Keeping It Unique and Memorable Making sure our username’s unique increases our visibility in the Minecraft industry. We can easily check availability on sites like mcchecker.net before falling in love with a name. Memorable options work better, so skipping random numbers or symbols keeps things simple for friends who want to find us. Simple names stick in other players’ minds and help build a recognizable reputation. Avoiding Offensive or Inappropriate Words Ensuring our username follows Minecraft’s community guidelines prevents any trouble. Offensive names risk account bans, so sticking with creative and wholesome words guarantees we’ll stay active on our favorite servers. Checking with MinecraftUUID.com or NameMC.com confirms that our choice complies with the rules. We’re always better off choosing something respectful that won’t cause problems later. Exploring Popular Minecraft Username Ideas Let’s jump into some of the most popular Minecraft username ideas that grab attention and make a lasting impression. Whether we’re aiming for trendy, classic, or just downright funny names, these styles keep us inspired and ahead of the game. Trending Username Styles We find that combining our real names or nicknames with gaming or Minecraft concepts instantly sets our usernames apart, just like “EnderTweaks” or “Rayrnond.” Many players prefer blending interests—think “SmoreSan” if we love camping or “unvirtuous” for a little edge. Creative spelling and tweaks make usernames memorable; examples include using underscores or mixing in unique characters as in “xAegis_” or “MissChief.” Names with thematic vibes, such as referencing favorite game modes or features, consistently show up on trending lists. Classic and Timeless Username Ideas Simple and direct names stay evergreen, so we see a lot of recognition for choices like “Innings” or “mrfloris.” Classic options often feature words straight from Minecraft, such as “EnderTweaks,” giving our usernames instant relevance in the community. Sometimes, we make our names personal with a hobby or trait, resulting in authentic classics—think “Bestem0r” or “Shiryu.” These names never go out of style because they’re easy to remember and reflect who we are in and out of the game. Funny and Creative Username Suggestions We often get a good laugh and plenty of attention with usernames that use clever wordplay or puns like “Pitycu” or “MissChief.” Playing with irony works too; for example, calling ourselves “red_communism” while building massive structures can be amusingly unexpected. Pop culture throwbacks keep things fresh, especially if we borrow from favorite characters or memes. Adding humor always makes our gameplay more memorable and helps us connect with new friends quickly. Avoiding Common Mistakes With Minecraft Usernames It’s easy to overlook details when picking a Minecraft username, but taking a minute to double-check a few things can save us headaches later. Let’s break down some must-do steps to keep our usernames unique, memorable, and problem-free. Checking for Name Availability First up, we always want to make sure our preferred username isn’t already taken. Tools like NameMC let us search for names and check both availability and history in seconds. By using these online resources before committing, we avoid disappointment and unnecessary changes down the line. Steering Clear of Difficult Spellings Sometimes, it’s tempting to get creative with complex letters or extra-long usernames. Choosing names that are simple and easy to spell helps friends remember us and avoids annoying typos. We find that using common letters and opting for word forms like “Twentyone” instead of “21” makes usernames way more user-friendly. Watching Out for Copyright or Trademark Issues Staying original is crucial. We never want to copy well-known brands or use characters that could land us in hot water over copyright. Mixing our favorite things or picking lesser-known dictionary words keeps things fresh and avoids legal headaches. Making sure our names are appropriate and follow community guidelines also ensures we keep our gaming accounts safe from bans. Using Generators for Minecraft Username Inspiration Sometimes it feels impossible to find the perfect Minecraft username, especially when our favorite ideas are already taken. That’s where username generators come to the rescue—these tools make it easy for us to discover unique, personalized options without endless guessing. Top Online Username Generators We’ve found that SpinXO stands out for its ability to create username suggestions based on our name, personality, or even favorite Minecraft activities. With SpinXO, we just enter a few keywords and instantly get a list of ideas that fit our style. Namechk is another favorite because it effortlessly combines multiple keywords to produce creative usernames, and we can quickly check which names are available. Glyphy brings something extra to the table with its AI-powered algorithm—this generator gives us imaginative and cool results customized for Minecraft fans. For anyone who wants even more choice, Unique Name Generators lets us select from categories like cool, funny, or unique, then offers up 10 distinctive names at a time. If we’re after a name picker or gamertag-style generator, Vondy delivers simple and unique options with minimal hassle. Generator Name Standout Feature SpinXO Personalized suggestions using names and interests Namechk Combines multiple keywords and checks availability Glyphy AI-powered imaginative and cool username ideas Unique Name Generators Categorized lists: cool, funny, unique Vondy Name picker and gamertag styles Tips for Customizing Generated Names Let’s say we discover a name we love but it’s already in use—tweaking it slightly, such as by adding a number, can make it available. Sometimes shortening or combining keywords relevant to our gameplay or personality helps create something totally original. Using special characters might seem tempting, but we usually skip them because they’re harder to remember and Minecraft doesn’t allow many of them anyway. Before settling on a username, checking its availability is vital—most generators like SpinXO and Namechk provide this right on-site, saving us time. By combining these smart tools with a few custom adjustments, we make sure our Minecraft username stands out for all the right reasons. Changing or Updating Your Minecraft Username Switching up our Minecraft username can refresh our gaming identity and keep things fun. Thankfully, the official process is straightforward and works across all platforms using the same account. Step-by-Step Guide to Changing Your Username First, we’ll need to log in to our account on minecraft.net or the Mojang account page using our email address and password. Handling to the top right corner lets us access our Profile or My Account section. Looking under Profile Information, we’ll spot our current username with a “Change” link right next to it. Typing in the username we want, we have to make sure it’s unique and follows Minecraft’s name rules. The “Check availability” option tells us instantly if the name is free. 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We can follow some key steps to make sure our accounts stay secure and only we have control. Managing Account Security Strong passwords make it much harder for anyone to break into our Minecraft accounts. We should always use a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols, never reusing a password from another website. Setting up two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra lock—once enabled, logging in needs both our password and a unique code from a trusted device. No one else should know our credentials, and it’s always smart to avoid sharing account information, even with friends. Regularly checking our account activity and updating our passwords helps us spot anything suspicious early. Preventing Username Theft Sharing real names, addresses, or phone numbers in-game or on forums puts us at risk for social engineering and phishing attacks. We should never click strange links or answer emails asking for our Minecraft login—official support never requests private credentials this way. Watching out for suspicious messages keeps our usernames safe from common scams. It’s also a good habit to keep all our account info current and review our profile often to catch changes we didn’t make. If we’re running a server, using whitelists and permission controls stops outsiders from sneaking in. Staying on top of software updates makes sure we have the latest security patches, locking out anyone looking for vulnerabilities. Secure connections and monitoring tools round out our defense, keeping our Minecraft identity truly our own. Conclusion Choosing the right Minecraft username is more than just a formality—it’s a chance to showcase our creativity and make a mark in the community. By taking a thoughtful approach and using the right tools, we can land a name that’s both unique and secure. Let’s remember that our username is a reflection of who we are in the game. With a bit of planning and attention to detail, we can create a lasting identity that stands out for all the right reasons. Frequently Asked Questions Why is choosing a unique Minecraft username important? A unique Minecraft username helps you stand out in the gaming community, reflects your personality, and makes it easier for friends and other players to recognize and remember you. It also represents your identity across servers, chats, and leaderboards. What are the rules for creating a Minecraft username? Minecraft usernames must be unique, have 3–16 characters, and can only include letters, numbers, and underscores. Special characters (except underscores) and offensive words are not allowed. How often can I change my Minecraft username? You can change your Minecraft username once every 30 days. After each change, you must wait another 30 days before changing it again. Will changing my Minecraft username affect my saved data? No, changing your username will not affect your saved worlds, achievements, or in-game progress. All your data remains intact. How do I check if a Minecraft username is available? You can check Minecraft username availability using resources like NameMC.com, mcchecker.net, or MinecraftUUID.com before making your choice. What should I avoid when picking a Minecraft username? Avoid using complex spellings, random numbers, special characters (except underscores), copyrighted names, or anything offensive and inappropriate to prevent bans and confusion. Can I use a generator to create a Minecraft username? Yes, you can use online username generators like SpinXO, Namechk, Glyphy, Unique Name Generators, or Vondy to help create personalized and unique usernames. What are some tips for creating a memorable Minecraft username? Choose a name that reflects your personality, interests, or favorite activities. 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Why do I need a server address to TLauncher?

You have probably encountered TLauncher, the well-known method for playing Minecraft at no cost if you are an avid fan of this game and been looking up ways on how to play without spending a penny. Minecraft will not be playable gratis utilizing this fashionable third-party launcher on the darker side, you will also need a server address to play multiplayer on TLauncher properly. In this blog post I will explain and answer your question why do I need a server address to Tlauncher and why server address is important for TLauncher Users and How to Create and Find Server Address in Minecraft Java tlauncher. Press on it to join the server, also here we will reveal TLauncher servers; Aternos;, how do multiplayer with friends via LAN and non-LAN.

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What is TLauncher? And why do I need a server address to tlauncher

TLauncher – a cracked and premium version of Minecraft unofficial launcher for rent, it’s a way of playing in what is arguably one of the richest and most immersive worlds out there without having to fork over for the official game. That said, since TLauncher is not the official launcher available from Mojang itself there are different ways to go about connecting or joining servers and playing multiplayer. Here is the reason for why do i need a server address to tlauncher. 

Why Do I Need a Server for TLauncher and why do i need a server address to tlauncherAccess to Multiplayer World

Why do i need a server address to tlauncher:  TLauncher have External IP field to use in Multiplayer worlds, because of that you need a Server address. A server address is the difference between like a different Minecraft server where you can play with other people. Players discover their way to EVE Nova utilizing a special web address, which serves as the access point into what Adams explains is virtual room where players can build, explore and communicate with one other.Customized Gaming Experience

A server address also offers a personalised gaming experience. Various servers have their own mods, approach to gameplay and community regulations – that is why you can choose what experience will suit your playstyle the most.Stable Connection

The server address will provide consistent access to the connection. Servers offer reliable infrastructure and resources for accommodating multiple players at once (removing lag to a great extent) as oppose to playing on LAN (local area network) which allows smooth gaming.How to Create a Server in TLauncher?

This is a step-by-step instruction on how to create server in TLauncher:

1. Get a Hosting Service: Use Aternos to host your server for free.

Configure the Serve. As usual, prepare your server settings and mods.

Get the Unique Server Address offered by hosting service

2. TLauncher connect: In Tlauncher game login add server Ip! Connect – this means you can join to the already started mine (create with mod)TLauncher Servers IP

TLauncher server IPs are important for connecting to Multiplayer worlds so it perfectly answers your question of why do i need a server address to tlauncher. Browse server listings and community forums for popular TLauncher-compatible servers while reading them.

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Minecraft Server Hosting with VPN: Ensuring Security and Performance

For avid Minecraft players, setting up their own server can enhance their gaming experience significantly. However, alongside the excitement of creating and managing a server comes the responsibility of ensuring its security and performance. One effective way to achieve this is by utilizing a Virtual Private Network (VPN) in conjunction with your hosting solution.

A VPN adds an extra layer of security to your Minecraft server hosting by encrypting the data transmitted between the server and the players' devices. This encryption helps protect sensitive information such as login credentials and personal data from potential threats like hackers or DDoS attacks. By masking the server's IP address and routing traffic through secure tunnels, a VPN helps to maintain anonymity and prevent unauthorized access.

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Title: How to Set Up a Minecraft Server with VPN for Enhanced Security and Privacy

Minecraft, the beloved sandbox game, offers endless opportunities for creativity and exploration. Whether you're hosting a private server for friends or creating a bustling online community, safeguarding your server's security and privacy is paramount. One effective way to achieve this is by setting up your Minecraft server with a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

A VPN encrypts your internet connection, shielding your server's data from prying eyes and potential cyber threats. By routing your server's traffic through a secure VPN server, you can enjoy enhanced privacy and protection against DDoS attacks and other malicious activities.

Here's a step-by-step guide to setting up your Minecraft server with a VPN:

Choose a Reliable VPN Provider: Opt for a reputable VPN service that offers robust security features and high-speed connections. Look for providers with servers located near your geographic region to minimize latency.

Install the VPN Software: Download and install the VPN software on the computer or server that will host your Minecraft server. Follow the provider's instructions for setup and configuration.

Configure the VPN Connection: Once the VPN software is installed, configure the connection settings according to your preferences. You may need to enter your VPN credentials and select a server location.

Set Up Your Minecraft Server: Install and configure your Minecraft server software as you normally would. Ensure that your server is accessible over the local network.

Connect to the VPN: Activate the VPN connection on your server to encrypt its internet traffic. Verify that your server's IP address reflects the location of the VPN server.

Share Server Access with Players: Provide your players with the VPN connection details to access your Minecraft server securely. Remind them to connect to the VPN before joining the game for added privacy and security.

By setting up your Minecraft server with a VPN, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that your server and players' data are shielded from potential threats. Invest in a reliable VPN solution today to create a safer and more secure gaming environment for you and your fellow players.

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Minecraft servers are popular platforms for gamers to connect, play, and create together. However, these servers can be vulnerable to security threats such as DDoS attacks and data breaches. One way to enhance the security of a Minecraft server is by using a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

A VPN works by creating a secure connection between the user's device and the internet. By encrypting the data that is transmitted, a VPN helps protect the server from potential hackers who may attempt to intercept sensitive information. Additionally, a VPN can also help prevent DDoS attacks by masking the server's IP address and keeping it hidden from potential attackers.

When using a VPN for a Minecraft server, it is essential to choose a reputable provider that offers strong encryption protocols and high-speed connections. By connecting to a VPN server located in a different geographic region, server administrators can also bypass geographic restrictions and access content that may be restricted in their area.

Furthermore, using a VPN can also help maintain the anonymity of both the server administrators and players, adding an extra layer of security and privacy to the gaming experience. Overall, implementing a VPN for a Minecraft server is a practical and effective way to enhance security, protect against cyber threats, and ensure a safe and enjoyable gaming environment for all users.

Optimizing Minecraft server performance with VPN

When it comes to running a Minecraft server, ensuring optimal performance is crucial for providing players with a smooth and enjoyable gaming experience. One effective way to optimize Minecraft server performance is by utilizing a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

A VPN can help improve server performance by reducing latency and lag, which are common issues that can negatively impact gameplay. By using a VPN, you can create a secure and stable connection between the server and the players, resulting in faster data transfer speeds and improved overall performance.

Additionally, a VPN can help protect the server from DDoS attacks, which can overwhelm the server with excessive traffic and cause it to crash. By routing the server's traffic through a VPN server, you can effectively shield it from potential attacks and ensure uninterrupted gameplay for your players.

Furthermore, using a VPN can also allow you to bypass geo-restrictions and connect players from different regions, expanding your server's reach and creating a more diverse and engaging gaming community.

In conclusion, optimizing Minecraft server performance with a VPN can lead to a more reliable and enjoyable gaming experience for players. By reducing latency, protecting against DDoS attacks, and increasing connectivity options, a VPN is a valuable tool for server administrators looking to enhance performance and provide a top-notch gaming environment.

Running a secure Minecraft server with VPN

If you're running a Minecraft server and want to enhance its security, using a VPN can be a smart move. A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, creates a secure and encrypted connection between your server and the internet. By doing so, it helps protect your server from potential security threats and safeguards the data being transmitted.

One of the key benefits of using a VPN for your Minecraft server is the added layer of protection it offers. When players connect to your server, their IP addresses are masked by the VPN server's IP address. This makes it harder for malicious actors to launch DDoS attacks or track down the real IP addresses of the players.

Moreover, a VPN can prevent unauthorized access to your server by encrypting the data exchanged between the server and the players. This encryption ensures that sensitive information, such as login credentials and chat messages, remains private and secure.

Additionally, using a VPN allows you to bypass geographical restrictions that some players may face when trying to connect to your server. This can help create a more inclusive and global community of players who can enjoy the game without any limitations.

In conclusion, running a secure Minecraft server with a VPN is a proactive approach to safeguarding your server and ensuring a safe gaming environment for your players. Whether you're looking to prevent DDoS attacks, encrypt data transmissions, or bypass geographical restrictions, a VPN can be a valuable tool in enhancing the security of your Minecraft server.

[dirtcube]

CURSEFORGE FRACTUREISER MALWARE PSA

For ALL LATEST INFORMATION PLEASE LOOK AT THIS GITHUB PAGE!

tl;dr:

Check that github page on how to see if your PC is infected with malware that has recently been uploaded to Curseforge, and what to do. As of this post it is unclear how far this malware has spread throughout the mods.

Longer version:

on 07/06/2023 it was found that several mods and plugins uploaded to curseforge contained incredibly dangerous malware. This was immediately reported publically by Lunapixelstudio (Responsible for mods such as 'When dungeons arise' and more)

As of right now, they are further investigating the amount of mods affected and are handling the situation. It is recommended to NOT UPDATE YOUR MINECRAFT MODS THROUGH CURSEFORGE FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS.

What this virus does is the following:

It hides its code into its target .jar files so that it runs malicious code upon being loaded (stage 0)

It then tries to contact its domain page to download the files necessary for stage 2. (stage 1)

It then opens a port and launches a loop to connect to a server, creating/overwriting a client.jar file. (stage 2)

Stage 3 is the one where the all the malicious things happens. Stage 3 does the following:

Attempts to read clipboard contents

steal microsoft account credentials

scan all .jar files on systems that look like minecraft mods and attempts to infect them with stage 0.

steal cookies & login information

steal cryptocurrency wallets

steal discord credentials

steal microsoft & minecraft credentials

It also will attempt to escape virtual-machine environments when it notices that it is being ran inside one.

Please read the github link at the very top of this post for live updated information on the virus.

[bunybunn]

Seeing the discourse about both Philza's and Niki's decisions to not want to be in the next season as well as about Dream's and Tommy's decision to make season two being based on "characters forgets everything" really reminded me why Dream smp as it was needed to end.

First let's talk why the ccs would want to have season two be a basically new story. For quite a while content creators have been taking how they don't want to play on that server because of the fans and the way they started to treated it. Not only there was the expectation of basically every dream smp stream being just pure epic lore, this got worst after Quackity's very cinematic lore stream became a thing which for some forsaken reasons made people think that other lore streams should be overly planned too which is not something for every ccs and it was something they complained about but also it was the way it became museum. You couldn't touch anything because "memories" which is quite ironic if you think back to the lore there was created the destruction was such an important part of it. Of course the worst part was how people acted when it they complained about streamer try to change anything, it often was almost close to bullying specially if you look at the reaction afterwards. In general many content creators talked about it and how it made login on that server a chore.

The final nail to the coffin was obviously Techno's passing. Not only that meant that that there was no way to have c!Technoblade who was such an important character to the story to be there but it also made content creators to see dream smp as place full of memories of him that they didn't wanted to touch themselves. At that point things truly needed to end. Now what people wanted to do after the ending was up to them, they could be part of season two or they could just put the story to rest and move on both options are completely valid.

It's important to keep in mind how ccs been describing the idea of season two first, up front they tell you to not expect the hype of season one nor even expected much lore. It will be back to it original core which is just place where friends are having fun, play minecraft and maybe create some stories. To do that they need to get rid of the burden that first season lore had created. In this case it's important to remember that it's not that deep they just want to have a place to freely create again. On the other hand moving on is an valid option as well, not only if one decides to do because of the memory of Techno but also if they are no longer into minecraft at all. It a good thing that they can finally close that chapter and let themselves move on.

[ruby-whistler]

(Just for time- any name I refer in here is all character unless specified!)

Nah, cause I'm convinced that the vault was 100% a set up and there's so much that is just left unexplained that proves that:

The Elevator

The Polished Blackstone room

The Gold/highly lit stand for the discs

The enderportal

The attachments

The Avenger's Endgame bullshit at the end

Ranboo

(1) - I don't know why, but this was one of the bigger ones to annoy the hell out of me as to why it looked so complicated. Dream- as far as I remember- hasn't had that many creations with such complex machinery/redstone engineering. Even more so to the extent of making an elevator that can function going up and down with a platform big enough to fit multiple people on.

(1) - Not only that, but we never even got to see the inner workings of the redstone itself- it may seem like an unnecessary detail, but as far as I'm aware, not many people are able to make redstone this complex in order to properly function as an elevator (in Minecraft terms). Dream just doesn't seem to fit within that category because- again, as far as I'm aware- the most complicated redstone device he's made has been the doomsday one, and even then, it wasn't even that complicated- nowhere near the level enough to make an entire elevator by himself.

(2) - Maybe it's because of the amount of times I've seen Dream login to the server and how infrequent it had been in the past, but I don't see how Dream could mine up so much Polished Blackstone, especially to use in this specific purpose. Dream doesn't even have many structures to his name, even his own base doesn't even have any materials that could suggest he would need extra Blackstone for. If it had been made out of obsidian, I could believe it considering all that material had been used for walls around L'Manburg. (Plus, it's been confirmed by the CCs that creative mode is barely used as is, so this makes mining this much Blackstone/Polished Backstone make even less sense.)

(2) - I feel like this is strongly indicated with how much Ranboo had been supposedly mining at the time and had a ridiculously low durability on his tool set so often, sure he could be mining for something totally unrelated, but if that were the case- why would he be so "unaware" of why his tools are so low to begin with?

(3) - Now this is where the bullshit meter starts kicking higher. Why would Dream display the real discs so proudly and in such a gaudy manner, especially when it functionally served no purpose? Not even the walls he had around L'Manburg or the obsidian grid were as flashy. Gold floors, bright lights, the portraits of the discs side to side by the very clear escape portal™, hell, they were even positioned to be directly in front of the elevator so that Tommy and Tubbo would first notice them and would try to run for them. AND THERE WERE TWO ENDERCHESTS RIGHT NEXT TO THE PORTALS AND THE DISCS.

(3) - What kind of Saturday cartoon evil villain��� leaves such an obvious flaw, even when taking into account that Dream is supposedly a strategist? What kind of strategic mastermind would leave an interdimentional chest that could potentially have back up gear and various other items to assist his enemies out in the open like that especially next to a portal where they could easily escape? Not even Jack Manifold would make such an oversight like that.

(4) - The placements of the portal and where Dream, Tommy, and Tubbo all stopped off at the end of Dream's grandiose speech were all much to convenient/coincidental. It was like it was choreographed so that when Dream was specifically away for the duo, Punz and whoever else would be able to step in and "separate/rescue" the two from the big bad Dream despite the fact that Dream could've easily killed the two if he really wanted to by being near and crit'ing them out.

(4) - Plus, the portal was already lit. Which leads directly to where they would've been. Again, from a strategic standpoint that makes no god damn sense. Why leave an obvious portal out in the open like this so that your enemies could try and come and find the people you're trying to supposedly kill?

(5) - Oh yeah, but the bullshit alarm is blaring. Albeit with a bit of wavering doubt, I thought that the attachments room was the most solid part of the plan, at least, if we're going with the mindset that Dream's ultimate goal was to take control of attachments, force everyone to be friends/unified again, and achieve his ultimate goal of peace and unity on the server. But as I thought more on it, some of the attachments... Don't make sense for Dream to know.

(5) - How did Dream know about someone having an attachment that was bedrock? How did Dream know about Punz's shulker box? (I know Drista gave it to him and cc!Dream was there for that, but canonically it makes no sense.) Why did Dream specifically think that Enderchest was Ranboo's only primary attachment? How did Dream know about Dogchamp despite Purpled and him never properly meeting in canon?

(5) - Sure Dream could've gone snooping around and managed to find out, but some of these attachments he doesn't even properly know of unless he had to walk up to someone and be like: So hey, what are you emotionally attached to that would make you utterly destroyed when it's gone? :D

(6) - How in the ever loving fuck did everyone manage to get there?

(6) - This one is clear that Punz lead the charge on this one, but why did everyone flat out believe him? Beforehand, everyone was deadset on staying back, regardless if it was on Tommy and Tubbo's word. But Punz? Alone? He managed to convince everyone? Even if they had a neutral opinion on Dream, to go with him to the vault to rescue the two? Nobody questioned how he even knew about where the portal to the vault is, or that it even had a portal? Nobody? Not a single soul? Or how nobody even questioned how Punz knew that Dream had taken the two down there and didn't just send them off into their own exile?

(7) - Ranboo rarely ever metas about the lore. Unlike most CCs in the DSMP, cc!Ranboo has a particular way of making sure that chat doesn't spoil him on plot points going on, so I highly doubt he would "accidentally" recite Dream's speech, word for word, bar for bar in a room he hadn't even been in yet. Nor even was there for (it's heavily hinted that Enderwalk was present during the confrontation instead). Plus, although it was confirmed unintentional by the CCs later on, Ranboo and Dream were both staring at each other, and I don't think it was to keep him in place- considering Enderwalk went to go visit Dream as often as he could before his ban and Enderwalk seemed to be on good terms with Dream even before the whole Doomsday Era.

Nah, the whole confrontation makes no sense, even down to the cherrypicking examples of it all. If it somehow gets confirmed that the confrontation wasn't staged and that Dream was somehow this cocky, I won't make a fuss, but I'm not gonna be entirely too thrilled at the idea.

But contrary to popular belief, I don't think Dream did this with only Punz or Enderwalk, I think those three were the main ones to set up this whole thing, but considering the redstone and the attachments that Dream wasn't supposed to know of. I don't know, but something about that screams like there was one other involved, the question is- who would also help Dream like Punz or Enderwalk too?

This one is an old one, but I absolutely agree. The Disc War finale is, with all due respect, either egregious writing with no character continuity in the slightest, or c!Dream faked the whole thing. It's way too suspicious not to be obvious. That's a banger analysis.

[ahalal-uralma]

I wish I had my PlayStation hooked up again. I could go for playing Croc, Rayman or Crash Bandicoot about now. Or Tomb Raider. 😔

I will pester my room mate to set it up again for me since I can never remember how to set up the console. If not, I will see if he can help me obtain Alien Isolation or Fear for PC. One of these days I need to figure out my old login for Minecraft. I was working on a mansion last, but pretty sure it would have been wiped from the creative server by now.....which is sickening, because I took three months just building an entrance waterfall.

[worminstuff]

maybe where tommy and rubbing (platonically) teach reader how to play minecraft on stream or something like that :D

I’m assuming auto correct did you dirty and you ment tubbo, so ima go with that😂

Tubbo x reader, tommy x reader

no warnings this is platonic fluff

You’ve been friends with tommy and tubbo for a while, and you’d even been on streams and in videos before! But you’d never really learned how to play Minecraft... but tommy and tubbo to the rescue as always...

^^^^

You were sat in tubbos desk chair, with him in a chair on your left and tommy on your right. You were all hanging out at tubbos, when they both realized you’d never REALLY played Minecraft.

So tubbo booted up his computer, pressed start streaming, and opened the smp.

“Chat. If I see any...and I mean any...noobs in the chat...I’m kicking tubbos computer like last time.” Tommy said menacingly into the camera, tubbo was not happy with this statement though.

All three of you laughed, and tubbo showed you quickly how to move and how to use things in your hot bar. You made your way to a tree, doin what you knew to do.

“You’re a natural!” Tubbo smiled encouragingly.

“Natural? You told her everything to do. How is that natural?”

“Oh hush up string bean.” You shot him a glare as tubbo busted out laughing and tommy chuckled softly.

You’d made some progress, and you’d now made a crafting table and some tools for yourself and you were very excited.

Tommy attempted to get you to blow up a bit of the community house but tubbo wouldn’t let him.

“How presidential of you tubbo” you smiled at him, he shook his head.

“Not really, I just don’t want to be fixing the community house.” He an tommy laughed.

This all went on until you’d made a small shack and even put flowers outside of it! It was all going well!

Suddenly you saw a little message pop into the bottom left corner

Philza joined

“Philza Minecraft! Oh my gosh it’s Philza Minecraft!” The boys we’re excited. You only laughed, slightly confused.

“You should meet Philza y/n!” Tommy said pushing your shoulder a tad, tubbo nodded along and pulled his headset from the arm of the chair, placing it on your head. Taking the mouse from under your hand he clicked on discord and joined a VC Phil happened to be in since he joined the server.

“Hi Phil!” Tubbo spoke excitedly “tommy and I are here with our friend, we can’t here you but she can, oh and I’m live!” Tommy let out a login laugh at tubbos ranbling and you laughed along with him.

“Oh..well hello!” He spoke with a small laugh,

“Hi! I’m y/n” you shook your head slightly and have tommy a small punch.

“So you’re the y/n I’ve heard them talk about! Me and will have been wanting to meet you! Let me ping him and see if he’ll join.”

You turned to tubbo, “you talk about me? To Phil and wilbur?” You raised your eyebrows. He winced slightly and only said “yeah?...nothing bad! But yeah..”

“Oh yeah, all good things!” Wilbur spoke making you jump in surprise.

You spoke to both wilbur and Philza about how you’d met them and even told some funny stories you had from past times hanging out.

Tommy tried to teach you a bit of pvp but none of it really stuck frankly.

“Well you seem like the calmest out of all three of them” Phil said.

You laughed, and tommy gave you a questioning look. “He said in the calmest out of us.” At that tommy let out a cackle, tubbo barking a laugh out as well.

“I’ll take it I’m wrong on that?” Phil laughed,

“A bit.”

You fit right in with them. All three of you almost equally chaotic, THATS for sure.

^^^^^^

I just re read this again and I’m not super proud of it at all, and the concept is really good so I think I’ll be re doing it soon !

[saint-nevermore]

its a crime that Adobe products are the industry standard for illustration. my uni course keeps trying Over and over to teach us how to use Adobe Illustrator or InDesign...we use Macs in-studio, so theres two layers of hell there, but even at home like.....Adobe is fucking horseshit on lower end computers. i have a laptop which runs server minecraft at 20 fps, its not absolute dogshit, but it isnt top-end, and trying to run photoshop is a NIGHTMARE. first the Creative Cloud thing ate up my CPU (or Memory i cant remember) at all times, then Photoshop itself would take 10 minutes to open and frequently buffer and crash over simple commands. not to mention when the login thing fails to work, and how id have to pay major money when i graduate if i want to use them ? !

i would rather make do with Google Docs and CSP to end with the exact same finished products. "theyre industry standard youre losing a lot of potential jobs by not using them" if a client is hellbent i use illustrator or photoshop then theyre not a client i want lmao

[risingsunresistance]

okay about the limbo thing, bc i saw your post and have Thoughts- when i used to play on hypixel a lot, i'd always go leaping off of the edges of lobbies bc i loved lobby secrets. that's how i first found limbo, trying to land on a tiny island i didnt know i would never reach after far too many tries, and the game decided it was wasting too many resources loading me back over and over. so that's how i first entered limbo.

the signs said i could type in a command to leave, so i did, but right before it loaded me back, i saw the void and the platforms hovering out the window. i didn't know about limbo, or how i could ordinarily reach it, and i was so obsessed with lobby secrets and parkour skips and i had time to waste, so i found the quickest route to the edge and started jumping again. it didn't take as long as it had before to land in limbo again. maybe the server was fuller. maybe i'd been labeled as a potential bot. either way, i made it to the small, empty home hovering in the void and took a look around.

there's a reason i was wandering the hypixel lobbies. singleplayer minecraft freaked me out a bit (still does, to be honest) and i wanted a place that didnt feel as empty, as apocalyptic. the games were fun, but there was too much action in them, so i went back to what i was doing before i joined my first ever server- exploring. i could still wander and find things, but the chat was full and there were always people somewhere, even when i slipped and fell and respawned.

the second time i reached limbo, when i was looking around and searching for even more secrets, i started to realize just how many people were in this place with me. or, how many people weren't.

i was never good at parkour, and yet i knew there was a way to the top of the house, those floating platforms, and so the leaping became a bit of a habit. just got out of a game? jump. collected the daily? jump. about time to log off? jump. 

the top of limbo doesn't actually have anything. at least, it didnt when i first made it up. i tried waiting for whatever might show up, no matter how dangerous it was implied to be- nothing came. i didnt know i could change it, could place things, fill the flower pots. i'm pretty sure i tried to, actually, but perhaps i was glitched. perhaps i'm just misremembering. the void does that to you, yknow?

anyways. to me it was just some unchangeable environment, same as the rest of hypixel. a little challenge if you wanted, and the choice of how you entered and left, but it still fascinated me. it was worse than singleplayer. i'd hated the loneliness, the thought that something had happened here and the blocks were all that was left, and everything in limbo made that feeling less accidental, more designed, and yet-

again. it fascinated me.

once in a while i'd jump out of a lobby just to enter it. again, i didnt know that i could change anything here. the parkour had been completed. i'd waited long enough that i knew nothing was coming. there was no timer i could sit through. but it was comfortable to me.

"perhaps it's zoning out, perhaps when you force yourself in it's thinking undisturbed-" i love those ideas. maybe my character had a tendency to daydream. maybe in some universe where all of this is real, there is an eternally new player who does not play the games well and always brags about that one achievement nobody recognizes them for.  maybe as soon as you turn back to look at them, they're already dreaming.

my sibling always said it took an eternity of jumping to enter the void house i told them of. told me it was a bit disturbing, the entry and the place itself. when i was finally playing less and less, it still only took me about 4 tries max.  on my final logins to the great hypixel server, it was the only reason i still played. i'd explored practically every lobby. i knew the signs in small corners and the oddly placed heads and the rewards after every parkour. i still hadn't found whatever could be in limbo.

i'm still tempted to look.

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anon your character fascinates me

[heretic-altias]

Omg I should share the funniest Minecraft story from my childhood actually while I’m thinking about it.

When I was around 12 or so me, my sister, and one of her friends would play on this Minecraft server. Honestly the only thing I really remember about the server itself was that it had a creative plot section where I built the angry birds logo for some reason. Now we were so obviously kids. My username at the time was puppy39623, that literally screams child to anyone else who saw me ingame. Everyone on this small server knew me and my sister were siblings, which makes what happens later even funnier.

My sister and her friend were kind of troublemakers back then on servers. I would keep to myself building my stuff but they were super into pranks and such. So I don’t remember how, but sister and her friend got themselves banned. Now despite knowing my sister had a sibling who played (or maybe because, in case she knew my login or something) they banned our IP address too. So I was in a position where my home IP was banned and not my account. Even at 12 years old before I got into comp sci I knew what this meant. If I logged on from somewhere else, it’d let me in. So when I was at a friend’s house one day I hopped on the server to visit my plot.

The staff totally freaked out. I guess whoever banned my sister told them we both were banned and these admins thought I’d somehow hacked my way back on. I still vividly can picture the chat message “puppy? But you’re banned!” after I said hi. They went crazy panicking in chat and then banned me for real. I remember literally explaining to them how an ip ban worked and why I wasn’t actually banned before being booted, but they didn’t believe me lol. I was mortified at the time, but in retrospect it’s so funny how they thought puppy39623 the obvious 12 year old was a hacker dodging bans.