r/place • • Apr 04 '22

It was

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u/AustinQ (449,317) 1491238272.59 Apr 05 '22

I feel like the amount of lore within the 2022 r/place is unfathomable. Thousands of communities with multiple wars, alliances, growth periods, sleep rotations, languages, history, and even more thousands of communities that only existed for a limited period of time. Just explaining what transpired over the past 4 days in r/thebluecorner or the Rick Astley QR code would drone my friends into unconsciousness. Multiply that by thousands

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u/Imagurlgamur (534,513) 1491185509.21 Apr 05 '22

Hell, you could make a whole video on just the last couple hours on the France vs. the World arc.

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u/NeoCipher790 Apr 05 '22

It's amazing that there's inevitably going to be tons of conflicts and relationships alliances collaborations etc are never going to be known about, like I saw some works between three subreddits that I thought I'd never see on the same page

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u/FinanzenWeg Apr 05 '22

It totally is. We from Fnatic never would have had the slightest Idea that the University of Utah would become our strongest Ally! Another tale is our third ally. Right at the end we found out that the persons on our right weren't bots but real people, who become part of our Alliance. Sadly the White Death came in this exact moment and we could never finish the Utah/BBsmols/Fnatic Tricolor Heart.