This might not be a Jetpuff build, but it has a good story.
So, a few months ago, perhaps a year now, I was on the server of a new friend. His ID was oddly low, somewhere in the 400s if memory serves. I had only met him a few hours prior to the event, although I forget his name.
He spoke to me - asked if I wanted to see something. Curious, I accepted.
Then, the mysterious friend began to load a save in the Bedroom map. I gaped as before my eyes, a marvelous castle appeared on the floor near the bed.
I asked if he built this - he replied no. I studied the castle to find something incredibly odd about it... It used only default bricks, colors, and prints. It made no utilization of recent features, almost as if it was built early in the game's release.
As I approached further, I noticed a board in front of the manor.
It read following:
"ROOM #1: MOCHEEZE
ROOM #2: WEDGE
ROOM #3: BADSPOT",
listing 15 more celeberties, their room numbers, and finally the date of construction: sometime in July 2004.
I marveled - this was one of the lost beta saves. Built by the founders of Blockland, I took gentle notice of the subtle Gothic architecture apparent throughout the rooms, and the oddly robust "measurements" of each room, printed on the floors - almost as if it was still in construction, further evidenced by a half-finished foyer and several unfinished walls with several gaping holes in them, apparent in most of the rooms. Next, after drawing several diagrams of the bell tower, I noticed that there was some sort of unfinished "greenhouse" in the back of the home, filled with beautiful plants, trees and flowers. Next, I was exploring the hill the manor was built on when I noticed a crevice between the rocks. Gingerly climbing inside, I was startled to find myself in a half-flooded cavern, with a robust mine passage leading into a mysterious room. I found myself in the basement with two rooms - One room I never bothered to enter. The other room housed some sort of "POOL PARTY" written on prints and a small pool housed inside.
Finally, I asked the host about the save - It was handed down by several users, kept in what he said was an utmost secrecy among the community, only seen by few.
I remember little else about my visit, but I wish to find the source of that build. Has anyone else seen it before? Is it authentic? I don't think I got a save, and if I was, my main computer is in the shop for the next 1-3 weeks.
