God

[Tulip]

So who actually owns this account? Doge Style Zap

 

[Tulip]

My friend saved up 1k to buy it of "God" bud didn't know where to find him LOL

its worth more than that probably tbh.

 

[Tulip]

I know this was ages ago its worth 3k+ it also has a 2011 MineCon cape

Wouldn't say that much, I'd say $1.2k-$2k at the very most.

 

[Dragonfly]

It's owned by a friend of Mojang. He worked at Minecon2011, account is never going to hit the market, or get jacked.

 

[Doge]

It's owned by a friend of Mojang. He worked at Minecon2011, account is never going to hit the market, or get jacked.

It will if Glove gets it.

 

[Dragonfly]

I'm also willing to bet if it so much as has a skin or IP change, it'll get locked and returned to the owner.

 

[Dragonfly]

Tulip he calls mojang. He's friends with Mojang and is on the watchlist, if he loses his password, he picks up the phone.

 

[Tulip]

A lot of misconceptions here.

Yes the original owner was a volunteer at the 2011 minecon, but not a worker. If his account got stolen and he even bothered to try to get it back, he'd need the TID.

The account is not protected in any way, just no one has managed to crack it yet. How can you tell? Well Mojang only protected certain accounts. These include "y" and "Diamond" as they are both Mojang-owned. You can easily check this. Go to your launcher. Type in "Diamond" and then any random password. It will tell you that the account has been migrated, even though it hasn't. This will happen with "y" too. Now type in any random unmigrated account, including God. It will give you a failed login error. This means that all it takes to log into these accounts is the traditional username and password for unmigrateds.

The email does not receive password resets, but this is the case with A LOT of unmigrated accounts. When too many people send password resets to an unmigrated, Mojang blocks password resets to the email. It's not special to the account "God". It pretty much happens with every unmigrated 2-letter and very OG accounts.

No one here owns the account "God". It's owned by a 26 year old dude named Dylan, whose personal information I will not disclose. The original email tied to the account is pretty public too. (Please don't PM me asking for it)

Just thought I'd clear some myths up.

You personally know who owns it?

 

[lolSam]

Skrt Skrt

Jokes aside.

A lot of misconceptions here.

Yes the original owner was a volunteer at the 2011 minecon, but not a worker. If his account got stolen and he even bothered to try to get it back, he'd need the TID.

The account is not protected in any way, just no one has managed to crack it yet. How can you tell? Well Mojang only protected certain accounts. These include "y" and "Diamond" as they are both Mojang-owned. You can easily check this. Go to your launcher. Type in "Diamond" and then any random password. It will tell you that the account has been migrated, even though it hasn't. This will happen with "y" too. Now type in any random unmigrated account, including God. It will give you a failed login error. This means that all it takes to log into these accounts is the traditional username and password for unmigrateds.

The email does not receive password resets, but this is the case with A LOT of unmigrated accounts. When too many people send password resets to an unmigrated, Mojang blocks password resets to the email. It's not special to the account "God". It pretty much happens with every unmigrated 2-letter and very OG accounts.

No one here owns the account "God". It's owned by a 26 year old dude named Dylan, whose personal information I will not disclose. The original email tied to the account is pretty public too. (Please don't PM me asking for it)

Just thought I'd clear some myths up.

Darkone is a God

 

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cracked launcher

You can change the display name from in .minecraft too.

 

[lolSam]

cracked launcher

I said jokes aside. obviously