On the oldest anarchy Minecraft server, a group of players known as "Team No Trees" has been systematically destroying trees within a 20,000 block radius around the spawn point. The group, which grew to over 350 members, used various methods, including manual burning and redstone-powered aerial bombing, to eliminate trees and prevent new ones from growing. In response, another group, "Team Trees," inspired by a real-life tree-planting movement, has been planting new trees in the area. Despite being outnumbered, Team Trees has an advantage due to the game's mechanics, which make it easier to plant trees than to destroy them. An experiment using a special client module to track tree logs revealed that the group's efforts had been successful, with no intact trees found within 3,100 blocks of the spawn point. However, some players have been replanting trees, and the conflict between the two groups is ongoing.
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1. There is a conflict on the oldest anarchy Minecraft server, 2B2T, where players are trying to eliminate all trees within a 20,000 block radius of the spawn point.
2. The conflict began around 90 days ago when a player named Soiled Cold discovered a new player using a tree to make tools.
3. Soiled Cold and his friends decided to destroy all trees in the spawn region to restore its difficulty.
4. The group, known as Team No Trees, split the spawn region into a grid pattern and assigned members to eliminate trees in their respective areas.
5. Team No Trees used various methods to destroy trees, including flint and steel, and piston airships with TNT.
6. The conflict escalated when other players, inspired by MrBeast's Team Trees movement, joined the server to plant trees and counter Team No Trees' efforts.
7. The server's history shows that it is easier to create than to destroy, which puts Team No Trees at a disadvantage.
8. The conflict has resulted in significant damage to the spawn region, with trees being eliminated within a 3,000 block radius.
9. Players are still replanting trees, and the conflict is ongoing.
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