MCO-189

**Item #:** MCO-189

**Object Class:** Hazardous Euclid

**Containment Solution:** MCO-189 has been converted into a private, multiplayer realm by the Foundation. Only Level 3 and above MCS personnel are allowed to connect to it, and only with direct approval from the D.O.F.O. on duty.

MCO-189 is not to be left unattended under any circumstances. The world must always have at least one member of Foundation staff connected at all times, though single or even double player gameplay is not recommended under any circumstances. It is recommended that all players connected to MCO-189 stay in groups of at least three (3) individuals to prevent unpredictable accidents.

MCO-189 is currently guarded with programs installed by Mojang (at the request of the Foundation) to prevent users from connecting unless they have the proper clearance. This is connected to retinal scanners on each MCS employee’s work computer, which they can use to scan and gain entry into secure worlds such as this one. Should any non-MCS personnel manage to connect to MCO-189, they will be tracked via their IP address and questioned.

Any unusual activity or phenomena not listed below that are observed inside of MCO-189 should be logged in the file linked below.

>>CLICK HERE TO OPEN FILE: “FILE 189-1: LIST OF UNUSUAL PHENOMENA OBSERVED WITHIN MCO-189”<<

UPDATE: Personnel may not login to MCO-189 without a screen recording software active, and it must remain functional until logging off. This is for the purpose of logging and analyzing occurrences within the world.

**Description:** MCO-189 was a single player world created by [DATA EXPUNGED] on \*\*/\*\*/2022. The world is a survival, infinite world with a seed of 927373910127282[REMAINING CHARACTERS REDACTED] The world was originally titled “My World” before being renamed to “MCO-189” by the MCS Foundation.

MCO-189 has displayed a variety of anomalous properties, for example:

* Entities and users becoming ‘looped’, and repeating actions a random amount of time. Rarely, entities may get caught in a permanent loop.
* Spontaneous combustion of entities inside the world, which does not affect the real world.
* Minecraft using impossibly high amounts of processing power on user’s computers.
* Rarely, computers logged into MCO-189 may begin to heat up, or even combust.
* A variety of other, unique effects.

Perhaps the most notable and common phenomenon inside MCO-189 is a unique type of entity referred to as MCO-189-A instances. These take the shape of villagers, but will either have their colors completely reversed, or will be pitch black with glowing white eyes. These entities are usually hostile, with fire being the only in-game phenomenon capable of harming them.

Individuals playing MCO-189 for extended periods of time may begin to suffer real-world hallucinations, usually involving pitch black entities resembling MCO-189-A. This is considered to be harmless, and only a temporary effect. Still, individuals who experience this should be quarantined for at least 30 days.

1. ↑ Director of Foundation Operations. They are the real life administrators of MCS. One is present at every site, and they report directly to the Council of Crafters.
2. ↑ Determined to be in excess of 400 characters. The user who created MCO-189 claims they didn’t enter a seed for their world, and it was randomly generated.
3. ↑ Determined to be unrelated to the MCO-726 phenomenon.