The griefer that tried to sell the nether water bucket was like destroying the original Mona Lisa painting and then trying to sell the wood from its frame
it's actually so hilariously stupid that the griefer took the source into a water bucket and then thought they could sell it. Amazing that someone that stupid could make it out of spawn honestly. "No no man, trust me, this water bucket is totally the last nether water source! no seriously man! just trust me bro, this is honestly so valuable!"
So you're telling me... courier 6 was a wandering explorer, and damn good at it? And he used tactical griefing for the greater good despite hating griefing himself, then he compensated his victims? Then he made an impossible decision when bad actors forced his hand... This is just such a beautiful parallel. That's called living up to your name, what an incredibly awesome player.
Courier is chaotic good. When shit is about to hit the fan real hard he decided to play the wild card and leaked it himself that would've made him look like a bad guy. But luck played a huge part in this so he ended up becoming a hero by letting new generation of explorer able to make some good memories before it gets grief
I agree it was the best thing for the whole server, because if the coords were sold to a greifer, then they could have destroyed it before the public could admire and enjoy it.
mad respect to courier six, not only did he gave coordinates to other water sources after "ruining" the last one, but he also prevented some poor soul from getting absolutely ripped of their money
I mean it is really special to do something like that, that you had been protecting so long because it could’ve led to several people being scammed since there’s know you could know if it was legit or not until after you paid, really respectable
@@banned2911 it's not rules as much as him saying we'll I don't like this so ima change it. As fit said in a previous videos the anarchy also goes for housemaster doing whatever he wants
"And so the Courier's road came to an end... for now. In the new world of the 2b2t Wasteland, griefings continued, bases was spilled, and many lived and died - Just as they had in the Old World. Because Anarchy. Anarchy never changes"
IT is weird indeed. Everywhere I comment, people tell me how much they love me and my content. Sometimes IT is annoying. But right now, IT would be okay. So say something nice about my content, dear dean
I've a suspicion that there is more water out there. With speed exploits in the past, it's almost certain there are sources placed millions of blocks out, waiting to be rediscovered again.
>Player's name is Courier 6 >Is tasked with deciding the fate of a water source in an wasteland previously used as an battleground This is just New Vegas but in 2b2t and i love it
I know it is an anarchy server with no rules, but still, it feels weird and sad to me that someone founds something so unique and cool and destroys it...
There are powerful griefers and cheaters that by destroying create their own legend, sometimes even nearly destroying whole server, like group that created infamous Giant bedrock sphere. But then for every one of those there is hundred if not more of nameless griefers who will never be recognized but still destroy for sake of destruction itself.
not only were his actions justified they were delightful. by revealing it he ruined the chance of it being exploited, he kept it sacred right to the end. the fact that someone tried to sell the bucket and failed made it all the more enjoyable. _COURIER6_ has my eternal respect.
they weren't justified they were petty. Saying that he "protected" the water is an overstatement of what he actually did. He just wanted to imprint his own name on the history of that block of water, ironically the same thing every griefer would do. Probably salty someone else would take the spotlight. It seems he very much has an "if I can't have it no one can" mentality
@@axtra9561 the way you say it makes it sound like you're that petty person who wanted to sell that bucket of water. also if you think that's petty than you haven't suffered enough in life or game to know the deliciousness of petty revenge.
@@tsoul1333 for one the guy who put the water in the bucket showed up because the "protector" of the place gave out the coordinates. If someone is buying coordinates to what is literally a block of water no one had previously cared about then I imagine they plan to do something other than destroy it. The guy just didn't want to see someone else do what he wanted. What I am saying is that there was only one outcome when the guy released to coordinates publicly and he knew it. Privately sold cords do not guarantee destruction.
@@axtra9561 I'm gonna explain the situation a little more simplistic: Me giving my opinion on the facts shown in the video, like he asked. You: disagreeing with my opinion and doing it childlike psychotic.
better ending than I thought for the water honestly. I was thinking that Courier6 would destroy it or pick it up in a bucket, but leaking the coordinates and giving it a chance to shine must've been glorious
I love how the admin (forget how his username is spelled lol) basically erased the nether roof to make the server "more vanilla" when mojang itself just doesn't care about it, then ignores water in the nether, something mojang has repeatedly patched out.
@@aaronwest8096 and after that you have to plug the red wire into the socket to make sure the engine boots at launch. Wrap the green wire around it's coil that sits directly beside the A button. After you put the back shell on, place the battery in the slot. Screw the Vr26 Jeeper back up and press the reset button. If everything worked according to plan you're device should show a thumbs up sprite. Plug the HDMI port into a monitor and wait three seconds. If it boots up on TV your in the good side. If it doesn't boot in less then 5 seconds quickly unplug. This can severely damage your TV and possibly start a fire
"And so, The Courier, who had griefed his water source outside of the Nether hub in Wässrige Hölle, griefed his water source once again, and the 2b2t wasteland was forever changed."
He did the right thing. It was only a matter of time before someone bought the coordinates, and then that legendary source block may never have had the chance to be enjoyed by the world, even if it was only enjoyed for a short amount of time. All good things must come to an end eventually, but there is much of 2b2t that has yet to be explored the and shared with the public. Maybe one day, a worthy explorer will find another source block in the nether, only time will tell. All we can do is hope that when that day comes, that worthy explorer does everything in his power to create a new chapter in the story of 2b2ts long amazing history. Only time will tell, it could be another nine years until that happens. But that's ok, we will wait.
@@ashraile the problem is how we gonna ask Hausemaster, Hausemaster do hear player's complain however he will only take action if there's a group of player complaining to him
After the victory of the NCR in Hoover Dam, Courier 6 traveled in the unknown world far from Mojave. There he protected the water that will give life and turned it into a oasis.
@[GD] GagBot239 I just made the comment as I heard him say it in the video. Not all of us read the comments before watching. Think of it more as a “great minds think alike” moment.
Things sometimes have value because they are what they are where they're at. To the dude who tried to sell the bucket, you are the one who lost the most and are the most foolish. In the immortal words of a great man, "Congratulation. You played yourself."
the music used in this video reminds me of a travelers notebook on their experiences going across the world. Really good music for 2b2t as its a server with every kind of player with their own experiences. If you think about it, FitMC is almost like a old traveler himself. He has been there for alot of 2b2t's history and has documented it all for others to see. 2b2t is truely a one of a kind place in gaming itself
2b2t players have always known that building near spawn is a death sentence for the build, and that would've gone doubly for nether water. Most likely the vast majority of water sources created were made absurd distances away in order to preserve them for as long as possible, so we can reasonably conclude that more exist.
i wouldn"t be surprised if someone, back when nether roof travel was common, made a similar source to the one at wässrige hölle somewhere far out, which could still be used for conversion from flowing to source
yes but any water source was placed in 2012 and the server had a much diffrent mentality than now I dont think people went thousands blocks away to preserve something like that.
@@Alpacnologia again this was in 2012, thye barely had 20 people, as fit has said in many of his videos in that era people didn't travel huge distances they usually did it with the 100k permitter from spawn and back then roads and highways didnt exist so a few thousands under 10k in nether was more than enough to hide something so I doubt it
When _"Wait that's Illegal!"_ becomes a historical event shaping the world players see and use... 2b2t is something that needs to be constantly on record!
Finally a more "in depth" video about the courier 6 i've heard so much about "Fun" fact(?): Courier 6 may (probably) a reference to Fallout New Vegas where the main character is the 6th courier of a group of couriers to deliver a platinum chip. Courier 6 is the one that actually carried it, while the others were decoys
@@girf4233 hmm. maybe it's the courier from akudama drive. The wiki page says "first appearance: se7en" which is like kinda close to 6? Or maybe 6 is just a random number he added. Would really like to ask him personally but eh
7:42 "to keep the server as vanilla as possible" Guess what is in vanilla minecraft? An accessible nether roof. Mojang has even let you connect portals to the nether roof intentionally in later updates. Server owners. STOP DISABLING THE NETHER ROOF. IT IS AN INTENDED MECHANIC.
@Pokedude it literally isn't this is a feature that wasn't in the game before 1.16 you couldn't link overworld portals to the roof, they specifically added it
@Pokedude What part of "they specifically added this feature" do you not understand? The patch notes and bug reports are all there for you to see, it's not a bug its going to be in the game until the sun burns out. I'm not lying to you.
Man... I remember jumping on 2b2t years and years ago and exploring the Nether briefly. I remember being amused at how flooded it used to be and how much obsidian there was. It's tragic knowing that it's pretty much all gone now
"And so the Courier's road came to an end... for now. In the new world of 2b2t wasteland, fighting continued, blood was spilled and water griefed - just as it has been in the old days."
Griever : "hmmmm this water in the nether is really rare let's put it into the only thing that literally destroy the meaning of water in nether aka bucket and sell it it would make Soo much money no doubt"
i dont think its that bad. OBVIOUSLY someone else would do it anyway, and hey - its better than placing a block over it to delete it, or turning it into cobble
@wojtekpolska I hoped people would’ve let it stay but it’s 2B what do I expect! Would’ve been cool to see a group try to protect the source block from griefers until an update rolls around!
say i see lots of references to how mysterious housemaster is and such and how no one knows what he's really doing. besides 2b2t you might be interested to know that he is working/playtesting a mod for the source engine called jabroni brawl that is almost a sort of love letter to the broader valve/classic gaming communities. it's the sort of mod where you can throw a friction grenade at someone and make them accelerate so fast they they take horizontal fall damage.
Considering the size of 2b2t and the amount of people that played it I think it's save to say that another water source will be found eventually. We have no idea how many secrets are out there in this wasteland, waiting to be discovered ;)
i could think of 100 maybe more secrets of 2b2t thats kept by only selected few guardians. maybe they protected this water source as a bait, one for all style
Bro ngl you got me into minecraft,I used to tease my little brother about it but you know what it's one of the most therapeutic things I've done, so thanks bro
It's bittersweet, griefing the server's history is itself a part of its history. The art that the server is, can never be truly preserved, because its whole essence is that it changes as time goes on
me as german: when fit said wässrige hölle i had to laugh. but it was said very good! Edit: thank you for 100 likes and fit for answering, I just liked he said it, and it was pretty good!
Lore aside, you always have great music choice for your vids, haven't heard the tr theme in YEARS and it was nice to hear that bit of my childhood again
Why is it that Courier 6 always seems to show up when people are fighting over rare water. I agree , destroying the ability to make money warms my heart .
Nothing lasts forever, even in a videogame. Either the sands of time will consume it, or some random griefer will show up and make history as the griefer that did the bar thing
I felt so sad, it felt like a proper Knight story about his last mission he have been doing for past years (I do hope that there's still some water in the stash tho)
I would like to believe that Courier had found several other source blocks and even some glitched flowing blocks that his accomplices didn't find on the map and kept them to himself. it would make his willingness to share the information with others and his public interest in nether water make more sense. Well, only time will tell...
Oh man, that Tomb Raider menu music hits different. That was a huge part of my childhood back in the 90’s. Reminds me of getting ice cream from the ice cream truck in the summer and playing tomb raider.
They think they are smarter than everyone else, but in reality they are the opposite. This part of humanity was, is and will be one of the most retarded ones.
It's honestly really beautiful that, after being confined and hidden as just one block for years, the explorers let this water source be free for once, as a little oasis. It was given its time to shine, before it was snuffed out by that griefer's bucket!
This is giving me real vibes. Just like in Frank Herbert's book, the nether flooding involves safeguarding the water, a precious resource in the hot and dry environment from House (Harkonnen)-master, the ruler of the planet. And, as the end of the flooding saga concludes, one who can destroy the water truly controls it. I don't see why they couldn't have called themselves the Fremen.
Remember this one thing : Only 5% of the ocean on the Earth were mapped, so do as 2b2t, so dont giving up as long as there is still chunks waiting to be loaded :)
I love the way you tell stories of 2b. The pacing is fantastic and it kept me on the edge of my seat, wondering what was going to happen next. The way you conclude these stories is great too. Each story has a definite beginning, middle, and end and the endings are always a complete closure unless the story is ongoing. I love it!
The water remained unsold, and thus holy, until the very end. I'm very glad that given that it had to end, it did so preserving some of the dignity of the players sworn to guard it.
The fact that he leaked the coordinates may suggest the excistance of another source that will be kept secret. Making the general playerbase know that the last source block has been distructed will perhaps safe the real last one from being serged for.
The griefer that tried to sell the nether water bucket was like destroying the original Mona Lisa painting and then trying to sell the wood from its frame
Trying to sell the flint and steel he used to light in on fire
That man truly clowning himself
I mean I bet the wood is worth some
@@DerfyRed Look at this painting that I lit innnnn inn inn fire that’s lit it’s dancing in the fire put the lid in top $2,000,000
@@xxidontknowreally9875 sounds like a safe and profitable business deal
“Why might someone trying to protect the water **leak** it”
Good one fit
Good one fit
one good fit
fit one good
Fit good one
One fit good
it's actually so hilariously stupid that the griefer took the source into a water bucket and then thought they could sell it.
Amazing that someone that stupid could make it out of spawn honestly.
"No no man, trust me, this water bucket is totally the last nether water source! no seriously man! just trust me bro, this is honestly so valuable!"
literally NFT
@@frogheadjon literally the opposite of a _non-fungible_ token
Unless he has video evidence of such claliming, that bucket is without worth
I'm pretty sure fit said The source block was located at spawn in the nether
@@frogheadjon actually, if there's a video of him taking the Block & using Name tag on bucket would be real NFT.
So you're telling me... courier 6 was a wandering explorer, and damn good at it? And he used tactical griefing for the greater good despite hating griefing himself, then he compensated his victims? Then he made an impossible decision when bad actors forced his hand... This is just such a beautiful parallel. That's called living up to your name, what an incredibly awesome player.
Patrolling 2b2t makes you wish for a nuclear winter
@@egehanyigit1124 Because minecraft... Minecraft never changes.
Patrolling 2b2t spawn makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
@@Glory264 almost, yea
He's a freakin hero
Courier is chaotic good. When shit is about to hit the fan real hard he decided to play the wild card and leaked it himself that would've made him look like a bad guy.
But luck played a huge part in this so he ended up becoming a hero by letting new generation of explorer able to make some good memories before it gets grief
the king soloman of 2b2t
Yeah courier did the right thing imagine a grifer finding it and then trying to sell it for money
I agree it was the best thing for the whole server, because if the coords were sold to a greifer, then they could have destroyed it before the public could admire and enjoy it.
I mean his name is Courier 6…
After the Courier leaked the cords of the water, The Mojave was never the same...
"This puddle slept peacefully the whole time" is such a banger of a quote
This quote goes hard, can I screenshot?
@@mrpix7256 did you just ask if you could screenshot something on the internet
@@o_gladii im gonna stop this chain before it starts
@@levyt6517 Did you just try to end the chain?
@@3la5t1c81rdy Did you just ask why someone would stop something fun on the internet?
2b2t nether water > Bella Delphines bath water
Haha
TRUTH!
FAX
Who that
it’s better not to know lmfao
mad respect to courier six, not only did he gave coordinates to other water sources after "ruining" the last one, but he also prevented some poor soul from getting absolutely ripped of their money
I agree, I would let the coordinates leak than have some idiots try to scam somebody.
I agree
And so the courier who cheated death inside spawn cheated death once again, and 2B2T was forever changed.
I mean it is really special to do something like that, that you had been protecting so long because it could’ve led to several people being scammed since there’s know you could know if it was legit or not until after you paid, really respectable
Patrolling the nether almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
I never would've thought I'd feel so many emotions for a single block of water in Minecraft until now.
Yes
It's you.......
it's the guy
Not you again
Bro i watched 2 videos and you commented on both of them (this one and t-cell killing cancerous cell)
I think I speak for everyone when I say your narration skills are top notch and really satisfying
whoa you got a heart from fit
@@gmrplayz6894 umm top notch means good
@@dontseemylatestvideo2994 ik but it's is a Minecraft video and notch was the creator of the game and he said top notch
His background as a teacher probably helps him!
@@dontseemylatestvideo2994 bro already deleted his comment 💀
“To keep the server as vanilla as possible “ vanilla behaviour and mechanics went out the window a long time ago fit.
Literally removes a vanilla mechanic to make it as vanilla as possible :facepalm:
"Is this server vanilla?"
Well yes, but actually no
I don’t understand why hausemaster has so many rules for a server that’s supposed to have none
@@banned2911 it's not rules as much as him saying we'll I don't like this so ima change it. As fit said in a previous videos the anarchy also goes for housemaster doing whatever he wants
@@nou5440 but if you like it takes us closer to 420
"And so the Courier that has sworn to protect the last water source left in the Nether succumbs at last,and the 2B2T Wasteland was forever changed."
_”Finding_ _it,_ _though,_ _that’s_ _not_ _the_ _hard_ _part._ _It’s_ _letting_ _go.”_
Idk man, it seemed pretty hard to find.
(:
"And so the Courier's road came to an end... for now. In the new world of the 2b2t Wasteland, griefings continued, bases was spilled, and many lived and died - Just as they had in the Old World. Because Anarchy. Anarchy never changes"
Lmao When Fit said the name Courier6, the first thing that came to my mind was Fallout NV
truly, a “Try Not To Cry (IMPOSSIBLE)” worthy event
bro
IT is weird indeed. Everywhere I comment, people tell me how much they love me and my content. Sometimes IT is annoying. But right now, IT would be okay. So say something nice about my content, dear dean
actually, its impossible to lose since theres no water to cry
huh. good point
And the cruel irony of the griefer trying to sell the bucket for real money... Truly tragic.
I've a suspicion that there is more water out there. With speed exploits in the past, it's almost certain there are sources placed millions of blocks out, waiting to be rediscovered again.
around the same time this all started bed chains still existed. so, who knows.
@@zwMatters what is bed chains please
@@marinadela1361 Fit made a video about I'll link it to you if i find it.
@@marinadela1361 Huge tunnels constructed via bed bombing ((Beds explode/exploded? When placed in the nether)) i imagine.
@@devinross565 no it was a method of travelling vast distances quickly
>Player's name is Courier 6
>Is tasked with deciding the fate of a water source in an wasteland previously used as an battleground
This is just New Vegas but in 2b2t and i love it
Nice
But I thought 3 was about water?!?
Patrolling the Mojave makes me wish for nuclear winter
@@supking403 the central plot of New Vegas is the control of hoover dam
@@supking403
The main conflict of New Vegas is about securing the Hoover Dam, which is an hydroelectric plant, so in an way it is about water.
I know it is an anarchy server with no rules, but still, it feels weird and sad to me that someone founds something so unique and cool and destroys it...
ikr??? so stupid. all these people know is to find, and destroy.
Dudes who didn’t get enough love from their parents taking their anger out on a video game
@@CaptainPhantom6 🤓
There are powerful griefers and cheaters that by destroying create their own legend, sometimes even nearly destroying whole server, like group that created infamous Giant bedrock sphere. But then for every one of those there is hundred if not more of nameless griefers who will never be recognized but still destroy for sake of destruction itself.
@@Frigorigide you post spongebob videos
not only were his actions justified they were delightful.
by revealing it he ruined the chance of it being exploited, he kept it sacred right to the end.
the fact that someone tried to sell the bucket and failed made it all the more enjoyable.
_COURIER6_ has my eternal respect.
It actually kinda reminds me of Fit’s own destruction of his base Aureus so that the griefers couldn’t get to do it themselves
they weren't justified they were petty. Saying that he "protected" the water is an overstatement of what he actually did. He just wanted to imprint his own name on the history of that block of water, ironically the same thing every griefer would do. Probably salty someone else would take the spotlight.
It seems he very much has an "if I can't have it no one can" mentality
@@axtra9561 the way you say it makes it sound like you're that petty person who wanted to sell that bucket of water. also if you think that's petty than you haven't suffered enough in life or game to know the deliciousness of petty revenge.
@@tsoul1333 for one the guy who put the water in the bucket showed up because the "protector" of the place gave out the coordinates. If someone is buying coordinates to what is literally a block of water no one had previously cared about then I imagine they plan to do something other than destroy it. The guy just didn't want to see someone else do what he wanted.
What I am saying is that there was only one outcome when the guy released to coordinates publicly and he knew it. Privately sold cords do not guarantee destruction.
@@axtra9561 I'm gonna explain the situation a little more simplistic: Me giving my opinion on the facts shown in the video, like he asked. You: disagreeing with my opinion and doing it childlike psychotic.
legend has it, a large pool of water is hidden past the nether world border, simply with a sign that says: "you cant use this, haha"
that's the most iTristan or Cryobite thing to do.
I thought it was true not rumor
Lmao imagine if iTristan actually did that when he had root privileges
what highway do you think is closest?
FitMC's narration skills are so good he makes the destruction of 1 water source sound very interesting
yep true
not 1 water source, THE water source
not 1 water source, but The Wound That Wounded The Nether For So Luonhg.
More like dramatic
He is earning money with that so ....
better ending than I thought for the water honestly. I was thinking that Courier6 would destroy it or pick it up in a bucket, but leaking the coordinates and giving it a chance to shine must've been glorious
sounded pretty epic to me tbh
I wonder if there are still more water blocks left undiscovered.
There are, it's just highly private and just some randoms only keep it for themselves unless it's found in the future
@@4bafiafzil999 How do you know?
Yes there is. To answer your question.
@@starfirei3356 we don’t it’s secret, but since 1 survived so long we can believe there are more
;)
I love how the admin (forget how his username is spelled lol) basically erased the nether roof to make the server "more vanilla" when mojang itself just doesn't care about it, then ignores water in the nether, something mojang has repeatedly patched out.
Ye
Hause is not scared like Mojang to remove nether roof on java lol.
Isn't the nether roof disabled because it would cause players to generate too many chunks
@@danielwatts9094 It's exactly why it got patched on 2b2t.
He banned roof because people were traveling too fast.
"The server admin, Hausemaster"
That line is legendary.
Da-
@Damien Brown kinda ruins the point of an anarchy server
@@Sydney_Angelyt yea but Hause can do whatever he wants too, no rules remember?
@@sabersz exactly, no rules for anyone
oldest anarchy server in minecraft is better
It's crazy how 2b2t is like it's own universe complete with in depth lore
Fr
2b2t > DreamSMP
Facts. It’s like viewing a documentary of a world and civilization that doesn’t actually exist
It definitely is sad that it’s gone, but I respect courier’s decision and think he made the right choice.
@beep nice
@@aaronwest8096 and after that you have to plug the red wire into the socket to make sure the engine boots at launch. Wrap the green wire around it's coil that sits directly beside the A button. After you put the back shell on, place the battery in the slot. Screw the Vr26 Jeeper back up and press the reset button. If everything worked according to plan you're device should show a thumbs up sprite. Plug the HDMI port into a monitor and wait three seconds. If it boots up on TV your in the good side. If it doesn't boot in less then 5 seconds quickly unplug. This can severely damage your TV and possibly start a fire
@@pattyryopotybuttongamer3063 mans showing us fire starting tutorials on youtube legend
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@@pattyryopotybuttongamer3063 good too know going to do at the person who took the water,irl base
"And so, The Courier, who had griefed his water source outside of the Nether hub in Wässrige Hölle, griefed his water source once again, and the 2b2t wasteland was forever changed."
The way He Said wässrige Hölle is so funny to me as a german
I was looking for this comment
@@eclips_total2215 ikr lol
Patrolling the server almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
@@amazingandy007yt3 LMAO
everyone gets that reference lo
He did the right thing. It was only a matter of time before someone bought the coordinates, and then that legendary source block may never have had the chance to be enjoyed by the world, even if it was only enjoyed for a short amount of time. All good things must come to an end eventually, but there is much of 2b2t that has yet to be explored the and shared with the public. Maybe one day, a worthy explorer will find another source block in the nether, only time will tell. All we can do is hope that when that day comes, that worthy explorer does everything in his power to create a new chapter in the story of 2b2ts long amazing history. Only time will tell, it could be another nine years until that happens. But that's ok, we will wait.
wow that’s deep
could just ask Hausemaster to create a source block....
I hope a person still knows about a water source or when 2B2T updates a group makes a search for water and just searches the entire nether!
@Ashraile he would never do that!
@@ashraile the problem is how we gonna ask Hausemaster, Hausemaster do hear player's complain however he will only take action if there's a group of player complaining to him
I love Wässrige Hölle with its aqueducts. This should be part of vanilla minecraft. A biome where you can't place but find water sources
After the victory of the NCR in Hoover Dam, Courier 6 traveled in the unknown world far from Mojave. There he protected the water that will give life and turned it into a oasis.
From Mojave to Mojang.
Exactly what I was thinking dude!
Was looking for fallout NV comment
"This is a server with no rules!"
Hausemaster: Haha nether roof is not allowed go brr
Its a weird situation. Since there is no rules hausemaster can ban what ever he wants 🤷♂️
'no nether roof' is not a rule, it's just a limitation. you don't get banned for breaking it, he just tries to prevent people from being up there.
@@huebuckle8198 But he also pretends that the server is 'anarchy', which means no governing and control from the admin, which is sadly not the case.
@@coc235 without it, the server would've gone down back in 2012
@@coc235 anarchy means no rules for players OR admins
“Why would someone trying to keep the water safe, end up LEAKING it?”
I see what you did there! 😂😂😂
It's funny bc water leaks
Haha I grinned because of this joke,
@[GD] GagBot239 this is a fitmc video,obviously people will do
@[GD] GagBot239 I just made the comment as I heard him say it in the video. Not all of us read the comments before watching.
Think of it more as a “great minds think alike” moment.
probably not intentional but still funny
Things sometimes have value because they are what they are where they're at.
To the dude who tried to sell the bucket, you are the one who lost the most and are the most foolish. In the immortal words of a great man,
"Congratulation. You played yourself."
Haha imagine “yeah this water is from the neither”
the music used in this video reminds me of a travelers notebook on their experiences going across the world. Really good music for 2b2t as its a server with every kind of player with their own experiences. If you think about it, FitMC is almost like a old traveler himself. He has been there for alot of 2b2t's history and has documented it all for others to see. 2b2t is truely a one of a kind place in gaming itself
The music is the theme from the first Tomb Raider game, you're welcome 😊
Also uses stuff from octopath traveler
First track in the video is from Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles. Love that soundtrack. Was a nice surprise to hear it when I started watching.
fit is 2B2T Bilbo baggans?
I love how fit didnt name the griefer, therefore denying that griefer clout for what he did.
"You are not worthy for free FitMC clout"
@@kapa_nitori LOL
@edik "Still not worthy for free FitMC clout"
2b2t players have always known that building near spawn is a death sentence for the build, and that would've gone doubly for nether water. Most likely the vast majority of water sources created were made absurd distances away in order to preserve them for as long as possible, so we can reasonably conclude that more exist.
i wouldn"t be surprised if someone, back when nether roof travel was common, made a similar source to the one at wässrige hölle somewhere far out, which could still be used for conversion from flowing to source
yes but any water source was placed in 2012 and the server had a much diffrent mentality than now I dont think people went thousands blocks away to preserve something like that.
@@Voskos no, but they might have gone thousands of blocks away to make their sickass base last longer
@@Alpacnologia again this was in 2012, thye barely had 20 people, as fit has said in many of his videos in that era people didn't travel huge distances they usually did it with the 100k permitter from spawn and back then roads and highways didnt exist so a few thousands under 10k in nether was more than enough to hide something so I doubt it
Dude, no shit, this would make a Perfect Movie with so Many ups and downs. Love this so much xD
gettin dem phat movies on yo
When _"Wait that's Illegal!"_ becomes a historical event shaping the world players see and use...
2b2t is something that needs to be constantly on record!
Already is.
@@Periwinkleaccount I know that lol
Was just a statement if any newbies come across 2b2t and think nothing is happening
Leaking it and giving it its moment to shine was good.
After all, there are probably still more water sources out there that remain undiscovered
All we can do is hope
@@roboticchat8450 and cope
Plot twist: imagine if this wasn't the last water source. Rather, courier simply acted as though it is... to dissuade people from looking?
Actually, that's exactly what i'm thinking.
Makes sense
Water cube water cube water cube water cube
Maybe
Legendary comment
Oh man, the use of the Tomb Raider theme when covering its history... a nice touch.
He lasted 6 word before saying “the oldest anarchy server in minecraft”
That's what she said
@@4bafiafzil999 hol up
oh ffs its actually true i counted them, hope in 2022 he can last 7 words
@@AndroCubed p
Saw this movement on the 2b2t subreddit, i can't believe they pulled it off XD The power of 2b2t players
Yep
Finally a more "in depth" video about the courier 6 i've heard so much about
"Fun" fact(?): Courier 6 may (probably) a reference to Fallout New Vegas where the main character is the 6th courier of a group of couriers to deliver a platinum chip.
Courier 6 is the one that actually carried it, while the others were decoys
Courier 6 aka THE Courier is the main character in (alot players opinion) the Best Fallout game ever, Fallout NV.
I actually know the user "courier 6" apparently its a refrence to some obscure anime he used to watch as a kid lol
@@girf4233 hmm. maybe it's the courier from akudama drive.
The wiki page says "first appearance: se7en" which is like kinda close to 6?
Or maybe 6 is just a random number he added.
Would really like to ask him personally but eh
not fun, not even the fact hahahaha
@@fulltimeslackerii8229 not fun, not even the fact. What what what?
7:42 "to keep the server as vanilla as possible"
Guess what is in vanilla minecraft? An accessible nether roof. Mojang has even let you connect portals to the nether roof intentionally in later updates. Server owners. STOP DISABLING THE NETHER ROOF. IT IS AN INTENDED MECHANIC.
@Pokedude they literally ADDED a feature to where you can link portals from the overworld to the nether roof. That's about as intended as it gets
@Pokedude it literally isn't this is a feature that wasn't in the game before 1.16 you couldn't link overworld portals to the roof, they specifically added it
@Pokedude What part of "they specifically added this feature" do you not understand? The patch notes and bug reports are all there for you to see, it's not a bug its going to be in the game until the sun burns out. I'm not lying to you.
@Pokedude Intended or not it's vanilla
@Pokedude Glitches are vanilla too
"His name... was Courier Six."
The game was rigged from the start.
was looking for this comment
_”And_ _so_ _the_ _Courier’s_ _road_ _came_ _to_ _and_ _end..._ _for_ _now.”_
Hello Homestuck pfp
E
Quest: The Last Oasis.
Courier was a kind and selfless man he thought of others before himself props to jim
whoz jim?
Who tf is jim?
malaysia
@@realtimestatic i think he means him
@@realtimestatic Jimothy
"As Vanilla as possible."
Except for building on the Nether roof, is Vanilla.
By trying to make it Vanilla, he failed to make it Vanilla.
**Vanilla MC:** Mojang supports portal linking on nether roof; nether water is illegal
**2B2T:** Hausemaster destroys vanilla nether roof building, ignores illegal water /s
omg kurt cobain pfp
YES
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i think he hates the nether roof beacause it loads lots of new chunks and that makes bigger world file size
lmao This is prolly my most liked comment and i just found out 2 months later. Still stand by it though
Man... I remember jumping on 2b2t years and years ago and exploring the Nether briefly. I remember being amused at how flooded it used to be and how much obsidian there was. It's tragic knowing that it's pretty much all gone now
This is like protecting an endangered species, I'm proud of the protectors who protected it for so long
and after realizing that it will be exploited, chose to accept the inevitable. TBH the entire last nether water feels like a short film plot
And then having someone kill the last of its kind and sell it.
@@shadowplague4274 They be like "Hey, psstt, Wanna buy this water bucket from the nether I just stole? it's only for 2000$"
@@CairoFaustine lol no one would buy a virtual bucket of illegal water for 2,000 US$
@@CairoFaustine nah I only deal in caps
"And so the Courier's road came to an end... for now. In the new world of 2b2t wasteland, fighting continued, blood was spilled and water griefed - just as it has been in the old days."
Ooh, couriers mile reference. Very tastefully done
Blows mine out the nether that's for sure
The remains of the water was no more, the site becoming a relic of what once was...
Griever : "hmmmm this water in the nether is really rare let's put it into the only thing that literally destroy the meaning of water in nether aka bucket and sell it it would make Soo much money no doubt"
totally it wirs like this/
Greed and ignorance are a caustic combination.
i dont think its that bad. OBVIOUSLY someone else would do it anyway, and hey - its better than placing a block over it to delete it, or turning it into cobble
@wojtekpolska I hoped people would’ve let it stay but it’s 2B what do I expect! Would’ve been cool to see a group try to protect the source block from griefers until an update rolls around!
@@wojtekpolska1013 The extinction of anything is pretty bad. ^_~ The methods you mention would probably lack a financial incentive.
say i see lots of references to how mysterious housemaster is and such and how no one knows what he's really doing. besides 2b2t you might be interested to know that he is working/playtesting a mod for the source engine called jabroni brawl that is almost a sort of love letter to the broader valve/classic gaming communities. it's the sort of mod where you can throw a friction grenade at someone and make them accelerate so fast they they take horizontal fall damage.
Considering the size of 2b2t and the amount of people that played it I think it's save to say that another water source will be found eventually.
We have no idea how many secrets are out there in this wasteland, waiting to be discovered ;)
Yeah there probably still is one out there
I see that wink
i could think of 100 maybe more secrets of 2b2t thats kept by only selected few guardians. maybe they protected this water source as a bait, one for all style
2b2t the place where the impossible is possible
Amem
2b2t, The place where the possible is impossible
2b2t the place where you can't survive for 2 second without gears
"The courier once again, cheated death. And the 2b2t wasteland was changed forever."
*BIG IRON ON HIS HIPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP*
BIG IRON BIG IRON
may the anvil fall on him.
I have never been so sad about a water source, it's like it was a living infant of the last of its kind 🥺
FitMC: tries to say "Wässrige Hölle"
every German in a two mile radius: *visible pain*
Wussrieger hullee
Haha
Lol
same
It was excruciating
At this rate I won’t be surprised what happens in 2b2t next.
*2b2t is insane*
69% of the time
"2b2t griefers made real lavacasts all over new york"
"2b2t players have found the coordinates for my strip club"
"2b2t players weaponizing your mom"
I had a fit of laughing when FitMC said "wässrige Hölle“
woss riga hoe lay
@@curdie_ its wassrige hölle sir, wissen Sie?
@@katzui_keen guten tag
Das hat mir wirklich Kopfschmerzen gemacht, als ich das gehört hab
@@Hunter-js6st ja same mir auch
Bro ngl you got me into minecraft,I used to tease my little brother about it but you know what it's one of the most therapeutic things I've done, so thanks bro
man of culture
It's bittersweet, griefing the server's history is itself a part of its history. The art that the server is, can never be truly preserved, because its whole essence is that it changes as time goes on
Cringe
@@universalclips1472 I see your point
@@universalclips1472 I know what you are but what am I
@@universalclips1472 cool
Transience unto eternity. Eternity unto transience.
Let’s just say, I’ve played since 2016 and have seen water in the nether, I look at it every day to make sure it’s not gone.
On 2B?
@@realtimestatic yep
@@carrot7331 I’ll try to lol
@@m0onli6ht33 Proof first
@@igameidoresearchtoo6511 how would I show you proof
Player: “_Courier6_”
Me: “FALLOUT NEW VEGAS”
me as german: when fit said wässrige hölle i had to laugh. but it was said very good!
Edit: thank you for 100 likes and fit for answering, I just liked he said it, and it was pretty good!
I tried lol
Saaame but it wasn't that terrible
@@Angelofnightvision It kinda was. He said Wassrige Holle, but its pronounced Wessrige Hoelle
Wess Reage (like President Raegen) Hell Eh
@@crazypigz Er kann nicht wissen was ä und ö bedeuten.
I feel like this video is made to hide a water source that fit knows so that he can make sure people arent looking for nether water anymore.
I don't know about you but it had the opposite affect for me.
2:40 Harblax's skin is cursed.
Lore aside, you always have great music choice for your vids, haven't heard the tr theme in YEARS and it was nice to hear that bit of my childhood again
My reaction to the title without knowing anything about the topic: THE WATER NOOOOOOOOOOOO
Same
Me too lol
same, but they shouldnt destroy that water, those who were scammed got what they deserve.?
“The last bucket of nether water” is what I think the item would be called
that's a bit blunt though, dont you think?
@@Michijoy it’s a start, I know there are better names out there but it’s a start
the last water of nether bucket
@Yass BA lol yeah that griever is more stupid than anything even a particle is more useful that them
@@blazing1793 now there's a name i can get behind
Why is it that Courier 6 always seems to show up when people are fighting over rare water. I agree , destroying the ability to make money warms my heart .
Never thought I'd hear that FFCC track used well on a TH-cam vid, good taste my man.
Imagine courier_6 missplacing a block and blocking the water source.
It’s sad that the water block probably outlived a lot of dogs but still vanished in the blink of an eye by a griefer holding a bucket
His name was "Courier 6"
*Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well*
Patrolling the nether almost makes you wish for a water source
These lore videos are amazing. The amount of research each of these videos take is awesome.
It's going to be insane when and if 2b ever updates its version. So many things broken and new cracks to pick and prod.
I think it would be even crazier if it have caves update, because it would makes the world way larger
Welp, that is the end of the era. Man sometimes i hate griefers
I always hate them.
They cause sorrow for their own pleasure.
The lowest action to which a human can sink.
@@ethribin4188 dude it's a block game lol
@@ethribin4188 it's a video game who cares?
@@xfiqf2812 not sure why sorrow is less real when it comes from a video game..?
Nothing lasts forever, even in a videogame.
Either the sands of time will consume it, or some random griefer will show up and make history as the griefer that did the bar thing
The fact that the courier who cheated death in the graveyard outside of newsprings, sworn to protected the hell water is cool
0:02 is when he says "oldest anarchy server in minecraft"
Literally 2 seconds 😭
I felt so sad, it felt like a proper Knight story about his last mission he have been doing for past years
(I do hope that there's still some water in the stash tho)
I would like to believe that Courier had found several other source blocks and even some glitched flowing blocks that his accomplices didn't find on the map and kept them to himself. it would make his willingness to share the information with others and his public interest in nether water make more sense. Well, only time will tell...
Oh man, that Tomb Raider menu music hits different. That was a huge part of my childhood back in the 90’s. Reminds me of getting ice cream from the ice cream truck in the summer and playing tomb raider.
There's a visual in my head of the playEr that leaked his sacred cords and tears 😭 in his eyes as it will never be the same.
@Yass BA thats called "theres a reason people watch movies"
@@someoneunknown1928 I'm 22 lol it's just called being humane tho.
@Yass BA I agree but if something lasted for years in your life and it is no longer you might be touched by it as well .. all about symbolism my man
@Yass BA That's called "taking any enjoyment that creates meaning in life too seriously."
@@someoneunknown1928 22 and I can imagine it yes. Emotions come in all shapes and sizes.
I cant wait for the update and the video "2b2t Nether has been flooded" to come out
The better question is: Why would anyone wish to destroy something so rare and precious?
It's 2b2t what do you expect
They get joy from hurting other people
They think they are smarter than everyone else, but in reality they are the opposite. This part of humanity was, is and will be one of the most retarded ones.
It's 2b2t there are griefers every where
@@whitejester exacly, its the same thing as griefing a base
It's honestly really beautiful that, after being confined and hidden as just one block for years, the explorers let this water source be free for once, as a little oasis. It was given its time to shine, before it was snuffed out by that griefer's bucket!
If there's one thing I've learned from watching your 2B2T videos, it's that if something is possible there then it probably already exists
Courior was right. He let explorers see the water and make a memory, and as he make the coords public, they could not be sold.
This is giving me real vibes. Just like in Frank Herbert's book, the nether flooding involves safeguarding the water, a precious resource in the hot and dry environment from House (Harkonnen)-master, the ruler of the planet. And, as the end of the flooding saga concludes, one who can destroy the water truly controls it. I don't see why they couldn't have called themselves the Fremen.
This comment is under appreciating. tjats a great conection
@@aidanwhite5631 Cheers mate, much appreciated! : )
He was 100%justified for doing this because if they had failed to sell the cordnits they probably would have posted them for griefers to destroy it
Remember this one thing :
Only 5% of the ocean on the Earth were mapped, so do as 2b2t, so dont giving up as long as there is still chunks waiting to be loaded :)
Nether water can only be in loaded chunks
@@rz2374 exactly, that guy just posted some fake wholesome uwu nonsense for likes
@@rz2374 lol i forgot
@@rz2374 It’s chunks waiting to be loaded, not waiting to be generated. The chunks would have likely been generated in 2012, and not loaded since.
@@legoshaakti Right, I did mix them up, but with world downloads, and them searching every chunk trail at nether spawn, it doesn't make a difference.
Beautiful to hear you saying "Wässrige Höhle" 😂 Sounds very funny for me since I am a german native speaker 😂
I love the way you tell stories of 2b. The pacing is fantastic and it kept me on the edge of my seat, wondering what was going to happen next. The way you conclude these stories is great too. Each story has a definite beginning, middle, and end and the endings are always a complete closure unless the story is ongoing. I love it!
The water remained unsold, and thus holy, until the very end. I'm very glad that given that it had to end, it did so preserving some of the dignity of the players sworn to guard it.
This is why I love 2b2t, mystery is always happening
gettin dem phat mysteries on yo
The fact that he leaked the coordinates may suggest the excistance of another source that will be kept secret. Making the general playerbase know that the last source block has been distructed will perhaps safe the real last one from being serged for.
After a million decades, The nethers well of water has run dry
Truly a sad moment
This sounds like it belongs in the history channel
As the story progresses I was literally treat in this little water source as a baby and at the end it finally shined just for someone to kill it