My initial plan was to drool at the beauty of shaders, but I accidentally struck multiplayer instead of singleplayer (was I falling off my chair or licking my lolipop?). Instead, I was going to play Minecraft 1.5.
Alas, boredom struck again, and I closed the game.
Expecting a crash, or at least severe lag, I was surprised the farland's lag stopped completely. I teleported to X/Z 2,147,483,647, the 32-bit integer, hence the fact that 32-bit computers cannot go past it. "Okay, there seems to be no lag", I thought. I typed in the coordinates and teleported to the place, spawning face-to-face with the giant towering wall of the farlands. I paused the game and searched up the coordinates where the farlands start. I shrugged it off, thinking I was absolutely stupid for thinking like that. It was a normal glitch, but the face bothered me slightly. The ice near the glitch corner was arranged in a pattern that slightly resembled a face. At those coordinates, there was terrain identical to the one found at 524,288, glitches and all. Then, there was a totally different landscape from the biome next to it. The terrain would mess up and then cut off at exactly 524,288. A long time ago, I had posted a Minecraft forum topic about a glitch at 524,288 and it's subsequent multiples. A smirk went across my face as memories flooded in. Mistakening them for the farlands coordinates, I teleported to X/Z coordinates 524,288 instead of 12,550,821. I thought, let's see how far I can go through the farlands till I crashed our lagged out. Now, there was no clear goal, then I realized this computer has a freaking NVIDIA GTX 960M. With nothing else to do, I decided to play Minecraft Beta 1.7.3 with Single Player Commands. My favourite server had recently reset, causing me to rage quit.
My server, which actually me and my best friend in Canada own, was down because he hadn't payed the bill. But GTA 5 just loves crashing, so on a day like any other I launched up my laptop and double-clicked the Minecraft icon. Blazing fast speeds, 60 fps in Minecraft and the power to see the light of GTA 5.
#Single player commands minecraft beta 1.7.3 full
Hacking server to receive full control of it, breaching FTP servers without credentials, exploting and damaging hardware
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