The Base

The Creation
The Base was created in 2017 after Christmas. It was created due to people getting Nintendo Switches for Christmas that year. It was founded by 224 and LTI but they let LTI's 7 year old step brother tag along. The purpose of the base was to be a communist base with actual historical accuracy but that was all thrown out the window when they decided to make it out of emeralds. over the next few days the three of them decided to start adding things such as bedrooms,libraries and gladiatorial arenas in the base. It quickly went from a Communist Base to a Hodgepodge, but at the end of the day it didn't matter because they were having fun.

The Evolution
In early 2018, more people started purchasing the Nintendo Switch Edition of Minecraft, people like Twibby, haod and BobGlob joined The Base's ever growing roster of players. once they joined, The Base started branching out into other things, a forest was formed, as was The Base's first theme park: Aduck Land. Aduck Land was fairly minimal in content when it was first made. In early 2019, people were starting to become bored of The Base and what it had to offer. They had simply ran out of ideas so play sessions were short and boring. Until one day when they revisited Aduck Land. On that visit they spontaneously started building until Aduck Land started to shape itself into something special. It gained attractions such as "The Gru Coaster" and "Jurassic Park".

New Years Boys
In 2017, 224, haod and LTI decided to ring in the new year with a 48 hour call. when New Years Eve actually rolled around, LTI, 224 and LTI's Step-brother decided to build a movie theater on the highest floor of the base (at the time!). but when the time came, they decided to ring in the new year with a "Llama Drop" (think of the NYC ball drop but with 100 Llamas dropping in Minecraft.) When the clock hit midnight, the Llamas hit the ground and it felt right. they officially made it a trend in 2018 when they did it again (but this time haod was able to play). They also continued the trend in 2019.