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As a 12 year old I can confirm that 2010 brought insane generation glitches and I am living proof

This is what we needed, an entire log of Minecraft history

7:52 One thing to note about the SciCraft Quarry is that it is way more than just a normal "world eater". It actually moves all of the blocks into a long blast chamber and every block gets stored in a centralized warehouse

Thanks for the mention Sipover! I'm always trying to push the limits of the game.

That Denmark griefing incident is so tragic

The best moment in world history was the idea of a grass block popping into Notch's head

I think there is a big moment you didn't mention. The spanish player ElRichMC obtained the bedrock item in SSP for the first time a couple of months ago. He even invented a farm method, and has stacks and stacks of bedrock items in his chests.

Correction: The enderdragon exp farm was not a new concept in 2018, the first working example was showcased in 2014 by Panda4994. This was particularly special as it was released before the dragon could be respawned and given that the original showcase was uploaded on April 1st, much of his audience understandably believed it to be impossible, but in fact it did work!

I think that Minecraft had many crazy moments, but discovery of world tearing via asynchronos threads (method used to get illegal blocks) just stands far-far above everything else. This bug is so weird, requiers many percise actions and time to do, but once done can provide results otherwise impossible. It uses so many clever mechanics - glass creating new threads, abusing loaded chunk storing, instant tile ticks abuse, block palette abuse, falling block exploits... I watched a couple documentaries on the topic, and this is the most insane stuff I ever saw in any game. I recommend everyone interested to learn more about it, you won't regret it

In 2022 ElRichMC got all the unobtainable blocks in minecraft in a singleplayer vanilla minecraft world, which I think that is the best moment in Minecraft.

I remember playing Minecraft back in 2011 thinking that I couldnt be happier playing with friends and family years later, many great memories and these accomplishments take the cake for such a great community.

5:13 Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated

It's crazy how a block game went to the most complex machineries games that was ever exists and yet here I am still trying to make a 2 by 2 piston door Edit: why are you guys preaching in my comment 💀

4:39 peak of american culture and maturity

seeing all the broken seed moments reminded of something from a while ago. Back in like, 2012 or something like that, back when minecraft still had a fully playable free browser demo, I discovered a seed that looked like it was pulled straight out of maze runner. there were chunks completely missing all the way down to bedrock and so there were just these massive caverns that would stretch out as far as the eye could see with a bedrock floor, it was honestly so cool and I wish I remembered the seed.

I still remember being introduced to Minecraft as a kid and my first base, it's insane how time flies

4:50: News Headlines: Denmark and USA are know in war due to American children destroying 1:1 replica of Denmark in Minecraft

Congrats to the cameraman for dedicating over a decade of filming the whole of Minecraft history and managing to capture all of this footage.

the inflation joke hit too hard

One of the most impressive things I've ever seen created in Minecraft were the so called vanilla mods made with command blocks. Go online, copy a gargantuan command block string, plug it into a command block, it created a machine with even more command blocks that basically modded the game. I remember adding birds (before Parrots were a thing) and cars to the game with just a google search. I haven't looked up how far they've gotten in a while, but even that much was insanely impressive. Sure, these giant machines are crazy, but they just automate processes existing in the game. But using the game's own coding to create something entirely new? Now THAT is impressive

Sad that ElRichMC wasn't mentioned :( I mean he built the best Gold Farm, plus was the first player to obtain unobtainable blocks in solo survival.

6:44 ayo

Man this takes me back. Such a well thought out video! If minecraft inventions were crazy 5 years ago imagine what they will do IN 5 years!

I remember when i tried to create my single player flat map in a server, it merged the super flat with a common random seed and the chunks that were already loaded stayed in the super flat config, but the rest of the map changed. The result was a gigantic monolith-like terrain. Coolest thing i've ever seen in a map.

I love how my guy casually makes a banger comeback. 😂

When the world needed him most, he returned

2:08 No wonder why there’s now a achivement called “When pigs fly”

9:00 I remember playing this version with my friends when it came out, and I tried riding striders for the first time. There was a glitch where they couldn’t jump up or down blocks, but instead stay at the same y level everywhere they went. We used them to walk on the air by placing and walking through nether portals in the air, and the striders would walk normally as if there were blocks below them.

Its amazing the amount of dedication some players put into pushing Minecraft's boundaries!!! Now if only they had been giving this much effort into being social they wouldn't be sing-

The problem with videos like these are there are so many huge Minecraft projects and events that it's impossible for one video to show them all. Insanely impressive feats like speedrunning world records, technical Minecraft accomplishments , and massive builds get left out since there's no way to show them all.

I got something similar to the fact n°2 : I had a flat world ( 5 layer thick ) but sudently after a few days new chuncks started to generate as normal ones, leaving a huge hole with gigantic cliffs around it. A reverse fact 2 but on a much greater scale, with villages on the limits having some houses on huge cobble piles. Maybe one of my favorite saves.

There are definitely other huge Minecraft moments such as the first person to arrive at the Far Lands by foot recently, but there are so many of historical events that it would take hours

I'm thankful for the amount of entertainment you bring to everyone when they might need entertainment

the lord blesses us with a new Sipover video today

There's one thing that you missed, it was kind of small, but people generated spawners, with hostile mobs inside in survival. It used an old exploit where if you would push a certain configuration of blocks into unloaded chunks, and load them, it would try to generate a dungeon at that location. That was one of the first things that blew my mind.

I'll never forget the day when 2b2t players actually made themselves immortal by somehow completely erasing their hitbox, no update suppression or stasis pearls needed.

This is the new best moment in Minecraft history.

3:55 This is better than the hyperinflation in the 1920s of Germany. In 1918, a loaf of bread cost one-quarter of a Reichsmarks, and four billion Reichsmarks in the October of 1923

1:59 why I never heard about this?!??!?

25 million blocks under bedrock there is nothing? And I can't find anything about this last "falling block exploit".

The best thing about the evolution of this awesome game is the fact that it is still going and it is still popular, love this game, literally my childhood.

It still amazes me how brilliant these people were to discover all of these amazing achievements. Minecraft is truely the most important games to ever exist.

I remember when I had downloaded the Xbox 360 Trial version of Minecraft when I was 13. Played like that for a year. Building my first sky limit tower and jumping into the pond was the coolest achievement I thought I made in MC. Simple times, good times.

That meganuke tank might be the coolest build ive ever seen

It's crazy that such a simple game kept making history over and over again!

Fun fact: 2B2T players actually discovered how to become UNKILLABLE. Not entirely surprised, but the fact that something cool happened on 2b2t is good enough.

Man, now that you mention it, I kind of wish I could go back to the first days of Minecraft. What a ride.

The best moment in Minecraft History was when Sipover uploaded

0:36 The 99 items feels like cursed

It's still a cool video to watch a recap of our memories

Minecraft really is THE game. So many cool experiences and time with friends. It´s really insane how much time i spent in this game over 9 years of playing

We all know the best moments in MC history is when content like Sipover's is uploaded

Love the history! The community is insane

2009-2012 was so much fun and im glad they kept updating the game😊

You know the video is good when you can eat while watching it

3:27 ayo

Your civilization videos are just amazing especially the one you were playing in

10+ years later I finally have a accurate description of the Farlands they are a form of Liminal Space and feel like part of the Backrooms tbh I always had this eerie feeling about them

Sometimes I remember something I did in old Minecraft, and wonder if Im dreaming it up or not. The fact that I had built a base in a chunk error that lacked all blocks down to bedrock leaving a flat layer of bedrock at the bottom (or empty at the bottom where i then built a bedrock platform). Because I've never seen that before that, or after.

Whenever Sipover uploads it's a Good video for sure

You could also mention about programming Minecraft in Minecraft with redstone. But still, this was well made video. It's some kind of pride when you can stop for a while and remind yourself how far the Minecraft community really went. It's amazing!

I think the greatest moment currently a few months back. Some 2b2t, aka the oldest anarchy server in mimecraft, members found a backdoor glitch to spawn and obtain items. Basically becoming server admins. It worked on other people's servers and involved a few java code text that gained you backdoor access to their computer. It got so bad other minecraft hackers and exploiters went around patching in text for code to fix it on servers. The IRL applications were also big as companies rushed to get their security teams to fix it and java releasing a patch the very next day too Imo its one of the funniest and scariest exploits. Which funny enough was in the java code for years and no one thought to patch it up or just didnt care enough tk be bothered thinking no one would find it

14:30 loved the breaking bad reference

Surprised by the lack of mention of Sammyuri's 3d Minecraft in Minecraft redstone computer

One thing I like is how they kept all versions available for people to go back

Omg that sticky piston dupe glitch was a staple in my game 😂

Right after the end: (Better call Saul theme starts playing)

14:10 also about this tech is important to give credit to ElRichMC who was the first person that obtained these item in singleplayer

i saw how i met dr trayaurus back when it first came out and just seeing it say 8 years ago at 4:10 is insane i never felt so old after reading that

what is that terrain generation below bedrock called? 1:50 for reference

Awesome Video Sipover! Keep up the good Work Champ! 👍🏻

I honestly feel happy that sipover finally uploads a video

Trying to relive that pre-2012 minecraft nostalgia is hard and it just makes me sad haha. I actually also found a pink sheep seed completely by accident. It just doesn't sound believable haha

The one that amazes me the the most is the Video where they found the seed of the old minecraft menu THE AMOUNT OF BRAIN POWER AND TECHNOLOGY put into that is insane

the legend is uploading content again (pure gold content)

2:51, MR BEAST!!!

4:45 loon boon from the origin pvz game

I love seeing all the intricate things people have done. And then thinking back on how proud I was when I first discovered how to make a obsidian generator or use a piston to xray.

Can you make another civilization event? Love that content. (Honestly my fav video on UKposts)

I recently started watching sipover when his meteor world came out, and this man puts it HUGE effort!

1:15 2010 caves and cliffs update 🗿

10:20 There's so much more to this, you have no idea. One of the four devs of Baritone started a closed fork and took it down a darker AI path. It allowed for people to create swarm bot AI programs that control multiple characters in a crazy unstoppable singularity PVP kind of way. If you want to learn more about it, FitMC made a video where he talks about it. The video is called "2b2t: Man Vs. Machine" and he starts talking about it around 4min in that video. Pretty nuts and this is likely only the beginning.

3:19 ah yes. "simple" math

The effort is crazy, Keep up the good work!

5:00 Thank you for ruining the best one freaking amercians

This quite possibly might be the single most amazing UKposts video I have ever seen 🤯

5:49 thats billion

I wonder what Sipover’s favorite type of build is 👀

your video just reminds me on the minecraft wars, where people build massive mech-like bunker/mashines who shot tnt on each other. i watched many of these fights back then

Definitely deserved a like for adding a breaking bad reference

12:12 you might need a rtx480 and a core i9 13th gen for this

6:36 Is like how i generated a world in 2021 and the minecraft world generated skyblock

The whole structures past the void thing caught me off guard, like it was something we shouldn’t have ever seen

I'm not sure how well-spoken this is in this english-spoked countries. but in 2022. a Spanish youtuber called ElrichMC, managed to obtain bedrock on Minecraft survival vanilla. i find it really cool tbh

The 2016 seed is true, i found that in 2021!

We need more like this, thank you sipover, and by the way , i like that you used the overworld day terraria ost in 2:10

theinternetftw released the 16 bit ALU in September 2010, and an external editor was used to copy/paste sections, and to even flatten the terrain, as can be seen by the block pattern of the floor. The video description clearly says this. Otherwise, great video !!!

3:40 I did this in a very popular server back in the day , the owner came to watch and I knew of this glitch on my own , he was like what are you doing ... I was like I'm building a huge mansion and it requires me massive amount of blocks so he just put me on creative and told me to build anything I want lol

The pig duplication glitch at 2:12 brought back memories of technoblade, technoblade never dies!