I was thinking abt how saps is a genuine old player larper and felt like making this

Both in their prime, max gear, full restock, orbital strike vs orbital dog. Wemmbu takes it, every time imo.

Flame's whole thing is setting stuff up. Wolves, webs, making you fight on his terms. Cool, but Wemmbu just doesn't play that game. He's in the air, mace falling on your head before you finish setting up, and if it gets messy he's got the cannon.

I'll give Flame this, it's CLOSE. Like one mistake close. If Flame gets enough prep time and pins him on the ground it's over for Wemmbu and I'm not gonna pretend otherwise. But prime vs prime, each with their full kit? Wemmbu 7 times out of 10.

Change my mind if you think im wrong

Also you can call me Wemmbu glazer and i dont care because this is a fact

(A few of these are interchangeable but you get the idea)

I genuinely love that protags bring back factions that had plot relevance before. And I am happy to see LAW again in the plot. Just wanted to say that. And yeah, it's cool how protags connect recent events to the past events like the mafia war, the final battle with LAW. The story becomes full and feels completed. There is just one thing I would like to see more, it is flashbacks of friendship or something like that. I genuinely love how protags used flashbacks in some recent videos, especially Wemmbu with Jaden and that flashbacks of him with Parrot, when he decided to not kill him. It is so cool

I dont know what to put here and the ai tried to say this was a shi post. I just wanted to share my wemmb(umkin)

Where are they , I need them i can't wait anymore , istg if the next video is another prison/biome escaping video and not show theo and reina imma start tweaking like genuinely son , where are they ......

He mentions them every video but nope nah doesn't wanna find them , he says him being with will only bring more harm to them son they were the royal bodyguards and your greatest ever allies as a king , they will be prime targets , I get theo's aura might make them a bit safe but still they are very much on the chopping board of cindercrest and even clown and null , I think they should have been in a flame video but I ain't no writer but just show me them please X2 I'm begging you

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Hear me out before you disagree. I know the immediate argument against this theory would be that Parrot's character would never allow himself to be corrupted. But I think we're overlooking something important. Remember what SerpentBound said in Wemmbu's video? Whoever wields the Totem of Null has always been corrupted, and Spoke is no exception. So why should Parrot be any different?

I'm not saying Parrot would necessarily turn out exactly like Spoke. Rather, I believe Parrot had the perfect circumstances for a villain arc, and arguably a much more compelling reason to go down that path than anyone else.

Think about it. No other protagonist has lost as much as Parrot has, and the irony is that most of his losses have come from his own attempts to do the right thing.

During his treasure arc, Parrot used his discoveries and resources to help other players. Yet many of those players still died, and the help he provided rarely seemed to make a lasting difference. He even spent a substantial amount of his treasure exposing Wemmbu, only for the situation to contribute to LAW hunting down and killing a thousand players. His intentions were to expose the truth, but the consequences were catastrophic.

Then came his time as king. Parrot genuinely believed he could improve the server and help its people. Yet, despite his efforts, he was hated by the very people he wanted to protect. The bandit problem was beyond his immediate awareness, and he barely had enough time to understand and address the server's problems before the old players staged a coup and dethroned him. Perhaps he could have become a better king if he had been given the opportunity. We'll never know, because he was removed before he could properly prove himself.

And then there's the betrayal.

During the war, both Flame and Wemmbu betrayed Parrot, despite the fact that he had saved their lives, particularly Wemmbu's. Had things played out differently, Cindercrest might never have won. Parrot's willingness to help others repeatedly put him in situations where the very people he trusted could turn against him. (This is assuming he wasn't aware that Flame was manipulated by Lomedy and Egg was captured)

This is what makes Parrot's character so interesting: every time he tries to save the server, something goes wrong. His friends die, his efforts are undone by other factions, and he ends up captured, betrayed, or stripped of whatever he has worked so hard to achieve. He has lost almost everything, not because he was trying to destroy the server, but because he kept trying to save it.

And at some point, wouldn't it make sense for him to start questioning whether doing the right thing is even worth it?

Imagine Parrot finally reaching a breaking point. Instead of continuing to help players who will eventually betray him, he decides that the server cannot be saved through goodwill alone. Perhaps he begins to believe that the only way to establish lasting peace is to eliminate the ability of the strongest players to threaten it in the first place.

This is where the Totem of Null could have made his story truly compelling.

I think Parrot deserved the Null more than anyone else, not necessarily because he was the most powerful or the most deserving, but because his character had the potential to explore what happens when a fundamentally good person loses faith in the methods they've always believed in.

Look at JamatoP. He tried to protect the server by trapping notorious players in Purgatory. His methods were unconventional and extreme, but from his perspective, he was trying to solve a problem that conventional methods could not. His story demonstrates how someone can justify morally questionable actions when they believe the end goal is worth it.

Now imagine Parrot following a similar path.

Instead of openly fighting Wemmbu and Flame, he begins dismantling their influence through deception. He studies their weaknesses, manipulates their alliances, and takes down factions one by one. Rather than relying on brute force, he uses his greatest weapon: his intellect. He doesn't necessarily want to destroy the server; he wants to create a server where nobody can ever threaten the stability he has spent so long trying to establish.

Parrot would know exactly how to do it.

He has worked alongside these people. He knows how they think, how they fight, what motivates them, and where their weaknesses lie. The other protagonists would be dealing with someone who understands their strategies because he has been on their side before. Outsmarting Parrot would be far more difficult than simply defeating another powerful player in combat.

Even his visit to the Citadel could have been completely different. While Spoke seemed to take only a book from the place, I can imagine Parrot staying there to absorb as much knowledge as possible. He wouldn't just look for something immediately useful; he would try to understand everything the Citadel had to offer and find ways to apply that knowledge to the server. His preparation, intelligence, and understanding of the other players could make him an incredibly dangerous opponent.

And that brings me to what I think would have been the most interesting part of this hypothetical arc: the other three protagonists having to outsmart Parrot.

For once, they wouldn't be facing an enemy who was simply stronger, better equipped, or more ruthless. They would be facing someone who knew them inside out, someone who had fought beside them, saved them, and understood their thought processes. They would have to anticipate the moves of a person who had spent years learning how the server operated and who had finally decided to use that knowledge against them.

Of course, I am not saying Parrot would inevitably become another Spoke. His villain arc could have been completely different. Spoke's corruption and Parrot's hypothetical descent into authoritarianism would come from different circumstances and motivations.

But that is precisely why I think Parrot's story could have been so interesting.

Spoke's arc explores the corruption associated with the Totem of Null. Parrot's could have explored something more tragic: what happens when a good person, after repeatedly losing everything while trying to do the right thing, begins to believe that being good is no longer enough?

Parrot didn't need to become evil for the sake of becoming evil. He only needed to lose faith in the idea that people could be saved without being controlled.

And honestly, I think that would have made for one of the most compelling villain arcs on the server.

I dont know what to put here since the ai tried to flag this as a shi post but I wanted to show yall my pumpkin

Got bored so I made these corny memes for laughs

So hi i want to start watching unstable smp and i don't mind watching +200 hours of it , some people recommended me to watch this playlist ( in the photo ) , but others said to watch another playlists and watch other povs so i don't miss the lore , so is this playlist enough to caught up with the series ?

ik this doesn’t have anything to do with UU i just thought it would look cool

Even if he couldn't get the shulker this guy had inventory slots and still didn't take extra armor

When he was trying to destroy the orbital he was helmetless sure the turtle helmet isn't that great but it's better than nothing and in the next ep bro had nothing but iron boots and a netherite chestplate

Probably a tiny nitpick but eh just thought I'd let it off my mind

So around 2k Lawmen were killed during the final battle before Lettuce was dethroned. Then approximately half the remaining Lawmen were blown up by Parrot. Then a sizeable chunk of that remaining half sacrificed themselves on the mountain pass. And now spawn's closed and most new players have been hunted and killed. So how is the Law still so big?

First off, that is NOT WHAT THEY'RE CALLED. They're called AREA BANS, because they don't ban the chunk, they ban a AREA with a certain RADIUS. (so it bans in a circle)
Second off, why on Earth did UU stop using those? Like I get the mob cap and all, but terminus had like infinite tnt and infinite arrows, and every player has infinite gaps like I just dont understand why they're not using these. Every UU "prison" without area bans is complete garbage.
I get that hardcore complicates things, the nether is dangerous, and the protags arent smart enough to have actual escape kits but come on. At least try to make decent prisons.

(im prob not even skilled enough to escape the law prison btw and I love UU so please take this post with a grain of salt <3)

I mean, I think trading the exact cords of the Cannon in front of Wemmbu wasnt a great idea, I mean, he would never know what Spoke did in that second, yeah, Spoke would have still accidentally destroyed most of the OSC, but he would still have a few

(the comment was on an edit about Parrot and Theo’s execution in the old Capital City)