12:34 "in a world full of destruction, i choose to create" very fitting quote for all of those who chose to build along the canal

Crazy how a singular cookie traveled 400k blocks.

The fact that a server that is the very definition of “this is why we can’t have nice things” left a taco truck and a ski hill intact is very telling.

2:20 2b2t is probably one of the only few places where a stack of enchanted golden apples and full enchanted armor+totems is just "a few necessities"

This does not change the fact that in Australia there are 48 million Kangaroos and in Uruguay there are 3,457,380 inhabitants. So if the Kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay, each Uruguayan will have to fight 14 kangaroos.

Can confirm the door to nowhere was definitely one of the things of all time

At this point, it's like you're a tourist being guided through historic battlefields

Fit: *Presents builds along the canal* 2b2t randoms and griefers: "So you have chosen death."

Props to Godroster for the cookies and extending the canal!

4:11 I would never have expected to actually see one of my own signs in a FitMC video, To give some context: I am just a random player unaffiliated to any repair groups. When I decided to travel the canal, I found this part to be completely dry, forcing me to walk for a few thousand blocks. Since I had nothing better to do, I set up this sign and started to fill the dry line with water. I made the raft tour because I am just a single casual player who lacks the skills or time to fully fill the canal. I literally just filled a bunch of buckets and dropped the water each few blocks. The sign is outdated since I haven't logged into 2B2T for a while due to not having time often. But one day I plan to return and will probably try to fill that portion out a little bit more. Happy to hear you had fun with the band-aid I put on. - TheLate Edit: Wow, thanks for all the likes and comments. I am aware that a single person is claiming I am fake. I only have to say this: If you go to the official discord server for 2B2T, there is a channel where you can ask a bot for stats about specific players. Typing in commmands like "!seen TheLate" or "!stats TheLate" will quickly prove that I exist, that I died 23 times so far, and that I haven't logged into the server for over a month. Also I am not affiliated with a group called TheLate. My username in Minecraft is a joke about how I only started playing the game in 2018, thus very late after the game got big.

13:50 The original maker of the base at 308k here. We called ourselves the Southern Border Re-Expansion Group and we were kinda tied with Yakuza at the time (Yakuza was also the one who eventually destroyed the base) we were duping at the base alot (2019 donkey dupe) and we had the plan to expand the canal. Good times. I have some screenshots if anybody wants to see them. PartyManCZ#0441

11:58 that looks amazing ngl

I appreciate all the love and kindness coming from everyone. The real heroes are the Southern Canal Association. Join today 😎

The Southern Canal now extends 254.76 miles from spawn, approximately equivalent to the distance between Chicago and Cincinnati. Not bad for a block game.

I won't ever be skilled enough to survive in this volatile server. Even so, I constantly admire from a distance. 2B2T has such incredible lore and history, so many factions and players. So many conflicts and wars. So many creations, so much cooperation! It's all so deep and complicated, it's basically it's own separate world!

The fact this server has various public work projects that have occurred over years is why it's so fascinating, it has an ever changing history and society almost, populated by avatars.

I love these journey videos. I think I know why people like building houses around the main roads now. It sets that "tiny haven within destroyed wasteland" vibe they going for. Just like the vibe I would want.

I know there's only so many videos like this you can make, but just general exploring has always been my favorite thing to watch ya do Fit

The southern canal helped me to escape spawn, and godroster's cookies were an amazing help! I'm determined to travel the full length of it, as I am currently logged out somewhere along the canal

i loved the part where the Southern Canal said "it's canalin' time" and the proceded to go on for 400k blocks, truly one of the moments of this channel

Hats off to the builders behind southern canal and all those who chipped in!

I love how 2b2t isn't that old but has ancient and forgotten ruins and lore always being rediscovered

So crazy seeing the griefed spawn base with the taco truck in here, the very first time i joined the server back in 2021 i headed down the canal and found that place un griefed. Never met anyone there but survived in a bunker down below for a couple weeks, where there was a melon and pumpkin farm. Built my first afk fish farm and mob grinder down there. Left a couple signs and set out with some melons and eventually got sent back to spawn i'm sure LOL

7:14 it has taken many years, but I can finally say I beat Fit to somewhere on 2B2T. I visited that exact farm a month or so ago. Good to see its still alive!

I love the thought of all the 2b2t players feeling inspired by this video to extend this and just how much farther the canal may go in the future. Can't wait for part 3 six more years down the line.

usually trying to escape spawn region in an anarchy server is pretty simple 1.keep dying until you find water 2.if it leads under the cobblestone towers, go swim under it, if not, keep dying 3.swim under the cobblestone towers and use airpockets too your advantage 4.find nether portal, if not, use boat to escape spawn (much easier said that done)

Damn how did your game not lag with those fireworks? 🎆

It's so cool to see you passing through pre-b1.8 terrain.

Literally yesterday I was thinking that in one video you once mentioned that the southern canal is really long and was wondering if you ever made a video going further into detail about how long it is and what's on it. This is a cool coincidence.

it's cool to see how even when the canal gets skinnier, it still looks like it was built very systematically.

10:44 gotta say that was smooth

Idk why but this was such a great video, seeing the pure chaos of the begining of the canal vs how *mostly* pristine and intact everything was towards the end. The video ended on such a positive note too !

Happy that I got to see these cool builds along the canal, sad to know that they're probably gonna get griefed real quick now that people know of them.

1-2y ago I reached the end of the canal at 312,622 and slowly extended it to 312,799 on my vanilla client and with unenchanted tools. It felt great contributing a tiny bit to this historical structure. It was at around 14:08 in the video, where it was just 1 block deep.

It is amazing that the game world can handle such big structures. Kudos both to the canal builders and to the developers of Minecraft!

I love how the ending was a frozen palace with the canal ending in it. Very cool ending indeed.

Fit 100% needs to get an Audible sponsorship on one of these videos. The perfect segue to your sponsor, "and what did I do doing my many hours voyaging through the southern canal? I listened to an audio book form Audible"

These exploring videos are always so satisfying to watch.

This’ll probably reach like no one, but I was one of the humble canal workers from 100k to 200k, good times as a kid, shout out Thebes and the SCC!!

I think the ruins of 2b2t are a great analog of what has happened in our own irl history.

10:00 it’s a shame that it’s essentially guaranteed this will be destroyed now

Love the travelling videos! All the builds are so interesting, it's surprising how people are still working on the canal.

As someone who first escaped spawn using the southern canal, this was a cool video! It was interesting to see how the monuments have changed since travelled the canals last. I noticed The Fortress of Adida by Kav & Ayy was relatively intact which is crazy! Always bringin that nostalgia!

He... found my COOKIIEESS!?

2:21 only a few necessities.

10:14 aaaannnnd Hotel 99 has probably been griefed now

10:51 SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTH

Kinda forgot you existed. You just popped up on my for you page and i got a wave of memories watching 2b2t content. Love it all.

13:31 Great to see at least one of the postboxes I made two and a half years ago still survive.

Honestly, FitMC is such a good thing happening to the Minecraft community. In his enthusiastic way of showing us Minecraft’s oldest anarchy server, he spreads some honor and selflessness. He might even be called the ambassador of goodwill - ultimately leading to a better world in 2b2t overall. Thank you.

Rip the 'first intact house in the journey thus far' for Fit just leaked it's coords to the internet. You may be missed.

10:34 and griefers lol

Hey, Thanks to you today I finally joined 2b2t for the first time. It was challenging and actually quite fun to escape spawn, as well as the chat was filled with funny stuff. Anyways, your videos helped me in all ways about 2b2t. Thanks again! Amazing work, keep it up! Edit: sry for bad English, I’m kinda tired

14:38 I am part of 2b2t history

what i find most interesting is that every little ruined base or lavacast tells a story on this server

Fit, one of the things I appreciate most about your channel is how you present all of these things from a sort of documentarian point of view. You could be making videos of griefing these bases, you could be making videos exposing base locations, etc. But instead you present us with purely exploratory content, and that's my favorite thing about you. Thanks for the good stuff

Wow this a fantastic amazing journey with an underrated work done by all the crew all the builder who had built anything bro came across fantastic, fabulous, hats off!

I remember reading River of Darkness a while ago, that book was about Francesco Orellana and the Spanish Conquistador expeditions down the Amazon River. In it they talk about entire cities and civilizations deep within the jungle all connected by the river for trade and navigation. This Southern Canal video really reminded me of that book and those expeditions, seeing all the destroyed ruins and newly constructed bases was really cool to see.

8:35 "the anvils will be useful for new players escape" yes as a new 2B2T player the first thing i do is traveling 70.000 to get anvils

I used the boat fly glitch back in 2021 to get the the southern world boarder. The base there is absolutely insane and really large. I'm not sure if i'm even supposed to talk abt it tbh but i think only a very small number of ppl actually know about it because it's kept secret.

Been waiting for this one

the thing these videos have is the adventure and the distance, it makes me feel like were on an actual roadtrip

There's nothing like hearing "The Oldest Anarchy Server In Minecraft" when Fit uploads!

The Journeys are the most fun videos to watch it just shows what has happened before. Please do more of these in the future

Never tought I would see one of my builds in one of your videos I now feel complete !

Man, that Soul Caliber 2 music takes me back... Great video on the southern canal!

i love how Godroster is so dedicated and built so much on the canal. W GODROSTER

12:09 bro just leaked some coords

I love your videos. 2b2t is such a fascinating place!

Can I just say that Fit has some godlike music taste. I opened this video to hear the Soulcalibur 2 character selection tunes and got transported back to 2006.

4:17 Super Mario RPG's music is the thing that got me to your videos, and to this day it's one of the things I love the most about them

This is legendary, thank you Fit!

man I've never played on 2b2t but I would join just so I could devote my life to construction on this canal. That sounds like a dream to me.

I find it incredible how untouched the land around the Southern Canal was! And the massive verity of biomes

Awesome to see the history of 2b2t as it's not a server I would enjoy playing on but it's fascinating. I'd love to know how long it took you to travel out there though

your videos are so entertaining! love the layout!

Rip structures shown in video😂

I love your videos, you always do an excellent job Fit! God bless

Mad respect for the builders.

This canal is gonna expand now to 2 mil thanks to this video

WOW that is a lot farther than when I had time to work on the canal. The SCC showed up when I was working on it a few years ago, I'm glad some ppl have kept progressing forward.

Wholesome and high quality content and story unlike most minecraft youtubers nowadays, this server is so interesting, new sub!

I would love to see more of Fit going on a road trip. There's a sort of beauty in how creation and destruction coexists.

The one thing about this that makes me kinda sad, is just that fit's video will probably lead to griefers trying to find all these beautiful places along the canal

Maaaan this really brought me back to your old highway journey vids. :') Nostalgia.

Exploring this world is like playing a whole different game Even just finding signs of people that where wrote years ago is just amazing

very nice, love the exploring videos

Yay another travelling video with fit.

Look at these structures, it's more than amazing. How creative. I have no words. You are a mixed between chaos and order, between light and darkness.

another banger video from fit

It’s not what I thought It would look like! Good video 👍

16:10 at that length, it would reach from Rochester to NY, NY

Always love the soundtrack to these videos, from FF classics, to soul calibur 2 bangers, great stuff.

12:36 “In a world full of destruction, I chose to create” -Bene

The cursive SOUTHERN CANAL in the water is awesome

12:18 I thought it was a tesla valve at first. But after a closer look, it appears to be an architect valve.

i was actually on stream in 2016 for the OG 'travelling the canal to the endless ocean" back when that was still a thing. Good memories back then of the Rusher War, Fitlantis, the drama with Offtopia and the bedrock coordinate trick being found.

It’s actually pretty wholesome to see what the community has built over the years

Truly, a life-changing experience

2B2T never ceases to amaze me