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==The Pre-New Alaska Era (7-6-18 to 7-17-18)== | ==The Pre-New Alaska Era (7-6-18 to 7-17-18)== | ||
The Pre-New Alaska Era was the shortest era of the server, lasting only eleven days. As the name implies, this era is all of the time before the [[New Alaska|New Alaska stream]] occurred. The only town during this era was Old Godhaven, however its status of a town is disputed as it was mostly just a collection of houses around 0,0. The idea of towns had not been invented at this point, | The Pre-New Alaska Era was the shortest era of the server, lasting only eleven days. As the name implies, this era is all of the time before the [[New Alaska|New Alaska stream]] occurred. The only town during this era was Old Godhaven, however its status of a town is disputed as it was mostly just a collection of houses around 0,0. The idea of towns had not been invented at this point, | ||
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Revision as of 14:36, 7 May 2021
The middle server began on July 6th, 2018 when James76931, the original server admin, was requested by RT to create a Minecraft server. At this time, the short-lived Terraria server was just ending. From this point on, the server experienced many towns, players, streams, and drama before it ended on May 4th, 2019 when the server whitelist broke. The server was intended to keep going for a month or to, however the server whitelist was broken beyond repair and 1.14 had came out a few days late.
The Pre-New Alaska Era (7-6-18 to 7-17-18)
The Pre-New Alaska Era was the shortest era of the server, lasting only eleven days. As the name implies, this era is all of the time before the New Alaska stream occurred. The only town during this era was Old Godhaven, however its status of a town is disputed as it was mostly just a collection of houses around 0,0. The idea of towns had not been invented at this point,