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**Title:** Staying Undetected on Minecraft Anarchy Servers
**Main Points:**
1. **Hiding Your Spawn Point (Bed)**:
* Don't place it in your base; use a decoy bed instead
* Hide the actual bed in a natural, hard-to-reach cave (e.g., near bedrock)
2. **Safely Storing Valuables**:
* Avoid storing chests near your bed
* Utilize naturally generated containers (e.g., mine shaft chests, dungeon chests) to hide items
3. **Traveling Undetected**:
* Avoid nether highways; use parallel tunnels instead
* Travel during off-hours when the server is less busy
**Personal Example:**
The author applied these strategies to keep their Minecraft bed (spawn point) undetected for 5 years on the oldest anarchy server (2b2t), located almost 4,000 blocks from spawn. They are now relocating their bed, but won't disclose the new location.
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**Minecraft and Server Facts**
1. The Minecraft server mentioned is the oldest anarchy server, specifically 2b2t.
2. The server has no rules and is patrolled by hackers around the clock.
3. Hostile mobs don't spawn as often in anarchy servers, making dark caves relatively safe.
**Spawn Point and Base Security Facts**
4. The author's main respawn point (bed) was approximately 4,000 blocks away from the server's spawn point.
5. The bed remained untouched for over five years before being moved.
6. Placing a decoy bed in a base, while hiding the actual bed, is a recommended security tactic.
7. Natural caves, especially those deep towards bedrock, are suggested for hiding beds to remain undetected.
**Item Hiding and Security Facts**
8. Building a bunker underground is not sufficient to keep items safe from hackers.
9. Hackers often use ESP and tracer hacks to find hidden containers.
10. Naturally generated containers (e.g., dungeon chests, village furnaces, mine carts) are less likely to be checked by hackers.
11. Item frames hidden underneath lava lakes near bedrock can be used to hide precious items, but this method has limitations.
**Travel and Stealth Facts**
12. Nether highways are the easiest but also one of the most dangerous ways to travel in terms of encountering other players.
13. Using side tunnels that run parallel to highways can help avoid detection.
14. Traveling during off-hours or when the server is less busy reduces the likelihood of encountering other players.
**Personal Experience and Strategy Facts**
15. The author avoids using main highways whenever possible, opting for side tunnels instead.
16. The author prefers playing during off-hours (e.g., 5 AM) to minimize encounters.
17. A combination of hiding in natural caves, using off-hours, and clever item storage kept the author's bed secret for five years.
