Greetings fellow myners,
I'm here to show you some pictures of the mighty SC town Esepolis, traditioally not in it's prime but right after it got destroyed last saturday.
Founded on the 17th of November 2017, fallen on the 21th of April 2018.
The 5 months it lasted were a great time and it did a good job at reviving the faction that was going stale at that time.
Sadly Cel currently roamind arround the entire server by elytra hasnt left us untouched, this event was just outside of our controll.
For those of you who run large surface bases, better move underground and avoid having too many entities if you do not want to suffer the same fate that we and many others did.
Please note that we, since we domestically finally have our shit together, didnt expect the place to go down like that and therefore suffer a lack of screenshots of the town at it's prime. A lot of screenshots show the town at earlier times with many buildings not yet existing or not being finished.
Trivia: The entire town was located on a relatively small island that was later bit by bit expanded by giantic platforms standing on many large stone pillars going all the way down to the bottom of the ocean
The event-plaza and the central tower in the back
The south-east of Esepolis viewed from the central tower
The library
underground auto-farms
event-plaza from a different angle
my own house
the warehouse-plaza with the yet unfinished tower
yet another plaza featuring a grumpy bartender
the market
central-park
an early picture of the brewery
the brewery from the inside
the public warehouse
the forge
one of the few pictures of denn's statue
the giantic surface-railway leading you to nowhere and beyond by minecart
banana's house
construction side of the botanical garden, never finished
The loss sure hurts, but we are somewhat used to it and already started constructing a new town deeply burried in the underground. However I fear this was the very last time we constructed a town on the surface. While the danger being randomly found was always a thing we always believed it to be too unlikely to happen. But times change and people with too much free time on their hands do leave us and everyone else the only option to seek for shelter in the deeps.
