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By v1RuX
#179359
Bu1ld0g wrote:
river33 wrote:I also remember that 700 blocks form spawn was public. O.o

Go for a wander mate, a lot of the map is public now from around 500+
In the area of 15 realm-rings around spawn (~700blocks), there were 70 public realms a few days ago.
By mitchie151
#179360
If this is an age contest.... Pretty sure I win! I am/am almost a 3 year veteran!

I was here in Minerealm 1.0. It was pretty much creative, in the sense that you couldn't die but had to collect your own resources. I built a house in a mountain with some friends and ran a tree farm for some reason...

It was pretty sick. Then was Minerealm 1.0.. 2.. I guess. New survival map where you could now actually die. That was pretty intense. Once again I built an awesome house in a mountain with some friends about a thousand blocks past the city of Kurachi which was totally awesome. Amazingly, I was only about 2 thousand blocks out and my base was never griefed... let alone found.

Anyway, that map came and went pretty fast. I remember being super excited about Minerealm 2.0 and knowing that my items would be safe at last. Anyway, it wasn't as good as I'd hoped as my realm quickly became a mess because of my friends, and expansion was pretty limited. I should have left my realm, but I didn't want to abandon my friends.

3.0 was the bomb. I had so much more fun than 2.0, and Abyssus worked out precisely how wanted. Then came multiple spawns, and the apocalyptic noob wave that followed. Abyssus, my pride and joy, was pretty much torn to shreds in a few hours as I watched on. It sucked, and over time I became less and less dedicated to Abyssus. The last projects I did were the tree and the fixed coastal area. The problem in the end was that I wanted it to be a small scale town with a pretty set theme... it just became a mess.

4.0 wrecked Abyssus even harder. The wipe took out many realms and left us in the middle of the ocean with terribly jagged edges which no one ever bothered to fix. I left Abyssus for good then, and started planning Sub Aurora, which has turned out pretty awesome so far!

And that, is my history of Minerealm.
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By Meowrocket
#179364
Here's my story. :D
Sometime, almost 3 years ago, I joined Minerealm, began work for Cogohst for quite awhile, and then that whole tower-disbanding fiasco occurred. I lived through trekking miles because the higher-ups were paranoid about being found, building the phoenix, etc...
and then I sort of got kicked out and started living with Otherkitty. She gave me some of her realms, where I still live, and moved elsewhere. Now, I have expanded those five realms she gave me into a thirteen realm one man empire...

I know I can't contend with you guys who have, like, 83 realms, but I also have quite a busy life to attend to. ;]
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By Ratta237
#179389
Here's my minerealm story of the old days:

I spawned in Roanoke, it was ridiculously far from spawn city but being able to walk only 300 or 400 blocks to fairly clean public land was appealing. I started up my little dirt hut and put down a wooden door, a chest and a sign on the front. I logged off and the next day found my house destroyed but there were no staff online so I just started over. As a noob to minerealm and to minecraft I saw a nether rack castle and thought it was okay to take the nether rack. I got banned and made a terrible appeal but I got unbanned fairly quickly.

After I got unbanned I met joelove and aquabreeze and stayed near their settlement in Roanoke for a while. But when Roanoke lost it's spawn status nobody bothered to come much so I took up a job with schmidtbochum in spawn city. It was a simple terraforming job and I got enough credits to buy myself a realm. I resided in schmidt's city for a while before moving back to Roanoke to build a terraforming business (which failed miserably.)

I got banned twice around this time once for swearing and once for spamming. I wrote terrible appeals for these bans. I mined for credits and bought around three or four realms, one of which was a realm 250 blocks from spawn. But as I had few projects going I went inactive for about a year until eventually coming back late last year.

I had plenty of credits from my realms disbanding so I found a place in the middle of nowhere to build my home. I eventually got bored there and moved closer to spawn and bought the realm that I reside in now. I started multiple projects, I haven't finished any of them so far. I joined Ardania but left to finish off my projects. I've gained many friends in my "modern era" and I only go on minerealm now to chat with them.

Well that's my story so far and a story still being written.
By mitchman04
#179521
I'm pretty sure I'm a three year vet, what I miss the most is foxtopia, all of the members of Trinity (especially texas_hitman) and the old spawn. I'm the last one who is still living in Trinity, my set home and storage house is there.

I also miss the huge nether wars and portal camping, those were so fun.

But I'm still playing on MR a lot and still love it, thank you guys for so much fun.
By Eetrab
#179537
mitchie151 wrote:If this is an age contest.... Pretty sure I win! I am/am almost a 3 year veteran!

I was here in Minerealm 1.0. It was pretty much creative, in the sense that you couldn't die but had to collect your own resources. I built a house in a mountain with some friends and ran a tree farm for some reason...

It was pretty sick. Then was Minerealm 1.0.. 2.. I guess. New survival map where you could now actually die. That was pretty intense. Once again I built an awesome house in a mountain with some friends about a thousand blocks past the city of Kurachi which was totally awesome. Amazingly, I was only about 2 thousand blocks out and my base was never griefed... let alone found.

Anyway, that map came and went pretty fast. I remember being super excited about Minerealm 2.0 and knowing that my items would be safe at last. Anyway, it wasn't as good as I'd hoped as my realm quickly became a mess because of my friends, and expansion was pretty limited. I should have left my realm, but I didn't want to abandon my friends.

3.0 was the bomb. I had so much more fun than 2.0, and Abyssus worked out precisely how wanted. Then came multiple spawns, and the apocalyptic noob wave that followed. Abyssus, my pride and joy, was pretty much torn to shreds in a few hours as I watched on. It sucked, and over time I became less and less dedicated to Abyssus. The last projects I did were the tree and the fixed coastal area. The problem in the end was that I wanted it to be a small scale town with a pretty set theme... it just became a mess.

4.0 wrecked Abyssus even harder. The wipe took out many realms and left us in the middle of the ocean with terribly jagged edges which no one ever bothered to fix. I left Abyssus for good then, and started planning Sub Aurora, which has turned out pretty awesome so far!

And that, is my history of Minerealm.
I was part of the noob influx into Abyssus and one of the few who still resides there. That's a summation of my story.
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By dlgn
#179547
My story, as best I can remember it:

I joined at the behest of pds314 the day I bought Minecraft (August 2nd or 3rd), and explored spawn in astonishment (it was like nothing I had ever seen before!) for a while before settling down on a public realm somewhere in spawn city and making a dirt hut. Coincidentally, I ended up joining at about the same time some player or other was leaving the server and got some valuable stuff from him, including iron, lapis, obsidian, stone tools, gold, and redstone. Unfortunately, the realm got bought, a few of my items got stuck there, and I moved on. I decided to build a house underwater to discourage griefers, and went straight to the ocean nearest spawn at that time, which, as I recall, was still within the bounds of Spawn City. I dug down beneath and made a snug little hole house for myself and created a strip mine, then a quarry mine under there. Unfortunately, part of my underground house ALSO got bought and someone built a castle over it, preventing me from accessing the rest of my valuables and forcing me to either stay inside or get locked out. I kept my /home there so I could still access it, and continued mining in the public portion, and hoping that I could contact the realm owner to get my stuff back. I ended up moving to Korriban (while continuing my attempts to procure the realm of my old house) after Darth_Regnier and Darth_Lynch decided to generously give homeless and relatively new players a discount, and eventually abandoned my old home. I never did end up getting my stuff back.

I lived in Korriban for a few happy months, building farms in and below my house, finding my first diamonds ever in the community mine that I could access from my basement, farming Nether Wart, exploring Korriban, and hanging out. I also started a quarry mine a couple hundred blocks away from Korriban, and eventually got enough credits to buy my first realm (the quarry mine). Those were Korriban's glory days. Then, Cannabin0l attacked. He and his buddies started constantly camping our portal, and it eventually escalated into an all-out war. I tried to help, but Cannabin0l's side was too numerous for us to fight, and the Darths gave up. Frustrated with receiving no help with Cannabin0l's trolling, they left the server, leaving a message outside the door of their house in Korriban saying that they might come back someday if the server got better (people who have seen them on other servers report that they didn't want to come back). I only disovered this when I came on one day and decided to check on my house (I was spending most of my time at my quarry) and discovered that it had been disbanded three days previously, and had become quite griefed. I asked Agent to roll it back, but he could not, and lacking the credits to buy the realm myself, I gathered my remaining valuables and left.

After I finished my quarry, mining it down almost to level zero (just a bit above, to leave room for farms on the bottom), I started enchanting at the .com quadruple spider grinder—well, at that time, I believe it was the Imperial quadruple spider grinder, but I digress. Anyway, I also hung out at spawn quite a bit, exploring and spawn PVPing (this was at the time of the garden/fountain spawn) and got to be pretty good friends with OneManWo1fPac. One day, while I was at the quad grinder, he jokingly sent me an invitation to his guild. I accepted, and that's how I came to join Vortex.

It was around that time that, finding some valuables in a realm near mine that had been disbanded for a month or two, I asked my fellow MOI about the two-week rule. They confirmed it, and I took the items (don't worry, I've talked to staff about it), sharing them also with my brother artraf, who was living on my realm at that time. There was a variety of items there, but most abundant was iron, and that's how I got to be dlgn the iron salesman and how I started up that silly rivalry with JackDeCkEr. I also sold iron I mined, but I continued enchanting at the .com grinder frequently until I found the Vortex Triple Skelly Grinder, whereupon I switched to there. It looked very different back then—the grinder was in the center of the room, it didn't have any fancy redstone contraptions, there was a decorative lava lake covering one side of the room, fenced off with Nether Brick Fence, and it was connected to the (fairly easy on the eyes) basement storage areas of several Vortex members. Anyway, I started posting more and more on the forums and becoming more and more active on the server, became friends with a lot of people, including many who are sadly gone or extremely inactive (jackavsfan, for example), and became quite a bit richer, though I still only had one realm, as well as gaining the highest post count on the forums—without outright spamming. I also helped DragonSlayer155 rewire the Skelly Grinder when someone broke its circuitry. I started becoming more and more manic and insane, took over Aurora©orp and rechristened it as Deel©orp, discovered I had no soul and started taking those of others and making delicious smoothies out of them. Completely coincidentally, I also made friends with krinbros.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how I got to be where I am today.

~dlgn
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