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FitMC details the history of the Nocom exploit, which used Monte-Carlo localization to track every player on Minecraft's oldest anarchy server.
Today we will discuss how the most powerful exploit in server history caused the fall of Minecraft's 2b2t, the oldest anarchy server in the game, and the fallout of the events that took place. My Twitter: FitMC My Instagram: fitmcsippycup Music: Tekken 6, MGR, FFXV, NMH Additional 2b2t Footage/Information: rebane2001: youtube.com/channel/UChadAfPXAdbW7VkZzHTl8dA Negative_Entropy: youtube.com/channel/UCYsDHUNehdn5RzoGY2T3XRA leijurv (Visuals, heatmaps, information) Learn more: nocom.2b2t.website/ 0x22 (Visuals, heatmaps, information) fr1kin (Visuals, heatmaps, information) The Nerds (Information) Redstoner (Visuals, Information) Thumbnail Artwork: twitter.com/honeydadd If you enjoyed learning about the fall of Minecraft's 2b2t, I would appreciate if you would consider hitting that like and subscribe button! A tale 3 years in the making is not exactly a speedrun! 2b2t is currently awaiting the 1.16/1.17/1.18 update. Very exciting times!What people say. Recommended as a fascinating documentary on a highly sophisticated, multi-year tracking exploit executed within a Minecraft server.
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