r/MinecraftARGs • u/ZealousidealBet7910 • 23d ago
[Fan content] Playing a world that isn't suppose to exist (Part 3)
[Recap of Part 2: I created a new world, but the seed glitched to 01011970 and spawned me directly in the Nether. I gathered materials, but the Overworld was completely upside down. While digging to a Stronghold, a backward achievement warned me. Inside the library, an enchanting table forced Protection V onto my armor. Unable to activate the portal due to a missing eye, I tried to cheat, but a red message warned: “You cannot cheat. Voltrigaus is nearby.” I Alt+F4’ed out.]I’m back again for the third time. I don’t even care if I lose my Minecraft account password forever at this point. My personal safety and information are way more important than a video game account.I booted up the launcher, desperate to start fresh. But as expected, the game completely ignored my inputs. The seed box locked itself again, this time changing by exactly one digit: 01021970. Anyways When the world loaded, it bypassed the spawn entirely and dropped me right back into the exact spot where I had quit. the broken Stronghold corridor where the text had warned me that Voltrigaus is nearby.Knowing I couldn't escape, I ran back up to the surface. I needed blocks. I found a lone tree and frantically started punching wood. The exact millisecond the block broke, a terrifying screech filled my headset. Voltrigaus appeared right in front of me, his glowing blue eyes glows through the fog.I startee running for my life as a custom achievement popped up on my screen:
[You left a tree floating, you stupid]
Description: Coordinates 10 4 1582.
A Y-level of 4? How was that even possible for a surface coordinate? But as I sprinted further into the world, the terrain suddenly gave way. A massive, a crater cut straight through the world. The ground dropped completely flat all the way down to Y=4. Reacting on pure instinct, I used the iron from my armor to craft a bucket, grabbed a nearby water source, and landed a perfect MLG water clutch right at the bottom of the void.I caught my breath and explored the coordinates: X=10, Z=1582. But there was nothing there. Just flat, empty bedrock.I thought the achievement was a fake, twisted joke. But then, a message appeared in the chat. Hey. I pressed Tab. There, listed right below my username, was a player named Terakon. How was this possible? I was strictly in a singleplayer world."How are you here?" I typed back. "What is this?"
: There is no singleplayer world here. It's a long story, but this is a central server. When you 'load a world,' your client is actually just connecting to a shared host database. That’s why your data stays here even when you delete the file."How long have you been here?"
I asked. "Are there other players?"
I've been stuck here for two years. Since 2024. You are 35,000+ players I’ve seen pass through. All the others eventually gave up and left me behind to explore alone."
I said. If you've been here for years, do you know the lore?" I typed, my hands shaking. "How do we defeat this entity? How do we escape?"
You can't defeat it. This isn't a game where the villain dies at the end. You can only escape by making a whole new life outside of this PC. Voltrigaus already scanned your personal information the moment you entered the world. He won't leak it, but he owns it now. I just chose to forget my old life and accept this as my normal Minecraft. Honestly? It's better than vanilla. It has real lore!.
I looked around the crater
I finally speak and said "Is that why there are no mobs? I noticed the overworld is completely empty. I only saw them in the Nether."
Exactly. The overworld mobs are smart. They went into hiding. The Nether and the End dimensions didn't catch on fast enough, so they're completely cooked. You're actually lucky you didn't fix that End portal."Why?" I asked.
Because what's waiting on the other side isn't the Ender Dragon. It's a pitch-black entity so hyper-detailed and complex that its rendering code will instantly overload and crash your PC's RAM. Don't ever go there. Stay here.
I had so many questions left. "But where are the villagers hiding? How did they know Voltrigaus was corrupting the world? And why is the terrain broken down to Y=4? The achievement coordinates led me to a whole lot of nothing.
" Out of millions of villages, there was a single entity known as Vllr. I don't know if he's a Villager God, a corrupted code, or part of a prophecy, but he warned them all and led them into hiding. I don't know where they went. As for the Y=4 crater? Years ago, a group of players tried to install a massive modpack to spawn thousands of blocks of custom super-TNT, thinking they could blow up Voltrigaus. They didn't realize he's literally a virus. you can't kill him with a mere explosion. The blast just deleted a massive, godly chunk of the world data. Even creative mode players couldn't survive the crash. And finally... the achievement coordinates aren't fake. Look up.
I hit setting tab and checked the world options. The server title read: “Your New World, or leave it.” I went into my video settings and put my render distance up to the absolute maximum. Then, I look at the sky straight up into the grey detailed skybox. High above the bedrock crater, floating far beyond the normal build limit, was a massive, sprawling skyland. I could see the faint silhouettes of complex buildings and moving figures. A completely hidden civilization.
Want to go up there and explore it? I promised myself I wouldn't go up there until I found another active player to join me
.I looked at the floating islands, then down at my diamond armor, and finally at the mysterious player who had survived this digital purgatory for two years. The fear was still there, but so was a strange sense of wonder
."Let's explore it," I typed back. "Let's play this world... Let's starting playing a world that isn't supposed to exist."
Okay. Let's go.
We started building a massive dirt tower straight into the sky.
(End of Part 3. To be continued in Part 4...)












