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First day on the new server, I’ve decided to make a sort-of activity log for my experiences.

To begin, everyone in the vc was treated to a HCS7-esque beginning to our second season, and we all rushed from the starter island in search of wood. Almost immediately, we were gifted with rain, which rapidly evolved into a thunderstorm- so that’s a good omen!

I travelled east in a boat and came across a birch forest biome, on which I proceeded to rush y=11 (after punching a few pigs to death); while I wasn’t first to find diamonds, or even first to get iron armour, I WAS first to the nether- which may or may not have crashed the server on my first attempt- and I celebrated by taking a hot bath in lava upon arrival. This was also my first death, so kudos to me for intentionally taking the L?

I lost my portal and all of my stuff (which I left in a chest in the nether) and had to restart.

I did eventually find my stuff. This would have been helpful if I hadn’t spent the last 2 hours regathering materials.

After entering the unloaded-chunk-void (of which I lovingly christened the shimmy zone) in my boat a few times, I set up a starter hidey-hole on the outskirts of a spruce forest biome adjacent the mooshroom island we’ll be using as a shopping district.

Server shenanigans so far:

Door-to-door stealsman

Making fun of accents (what is a valley girl?)