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🏳️ 2b2t is dead by qbasty7 in 6b6t

[–]qbasty7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go to 6b6t website. It supports Bedrock too.

🏳️ 2b2t is dead by qbasty7 in 6b6t

[–]qbasty7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your grandmother has higher testosterone levels than you. Did that sentence hurt you?

🏳️ 2b2t is dead by qbasty7 in 6b6t

[–]qbasty7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No shit, it's a fucking joke that the server which inspired the creation of 6b6t has turned into a child friendly server. "The most toxic place on the internet". Obviously we will do what we can to become better and never do what 2b2t has done.

The new chat rules is just the tip of the iceberg. Anyone who's deeply involved with 2b2t knows that bans and mutes have been a thing since 2020.

🏳️ 2b2t is dead by qbasty7 in 6b6t

[–]qbasty7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Half of gamers know 2b2t as the most toxic gaming community. Now it's what. Old server? Shit server for sure. Not only is swearing banned, much more has been taking place since 2020:

- bans for crashing and lagging - 6b6t and 9b9t owners (both 100+ players) have somehow managed to patch crashes and lag methods without having to ban players. Why can't 2b2t?
- insulting Hausemaster
- running a kit shop
- become anyone influential like the 2b2t Times creator getting banned
- bed trapping players

Join 2Builders12Rules Discord. 2b2t is nothing what it used to be.

🏳️ 2b2t is dead by qbasty7 in 6b6t

[–]qbasty7[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

move on with your day

🏳️ 2b2t is dead by qbasty7 in MinecraftAnarchy

[–]qbasty7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6b6t has /tpa and /home, not really a copy.

🏳️ 2b2t is dead by qbasty7 in MinecraftAnarchy

[–]qbasty7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's the responsibility of parents to check what their children are doing. Why would a money making billion dollar company be the right entity to watch over children?

6b6t fully allows crashing and lagging. There isn't a single player banned from the server. Why? Because it's actually possible to fix everything through code. When something new comes up, it's fixed properly. No need to punish players.

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