The futility of tracking me...

So I was on last night, and set up a villager XP farm. I ended up spawning a fletcher, which went absolutely perfect with the fact that there was around 50,000 string for sale for .001. I spent hours trading with said villager (as well as a cleric) and ended up upgrading to God armor, getting stacks of emeralds, a ton of arrows, and a dub of glowstone. I stopped trading because there was no cheap string left. It was an awesome night.

I came on this morning and found my XP farm raided and lava-ed. I know this will disappoint the raider, but there was nothing at my XP farm other than a handful of villagers and a stack of doors; I didn't even have a single chest, or anything like that.

I don't know who raided me but spending hours tracking me and walking across the map is an excercise in futility. You came to my house and got nothing. Last night I got way more out of my villagers than I put into them; I already have a new villager XP farm set up for more OP trades in far better coordinates.

I just want to say that tracking me, especially on this map, will be futile. If you see me somewhere for hours, it's a disposable warp.

 

First thing I did was scoop up all the lava and put it in my autosmelter. Second thing was ask @Acanos if he knew anything. Amazingly, the answer was no. It's just annoying that people actually track me when they know I vault very little stuff and sell pretty much anything I come across.

 

I'm on a horse 80% of the time. All over the map. Tracking someone who runs faster than speed II pots all the time in semi-random directions is not fun.

10% of the time I'm raiding temples or someone else. If you get coords from that and show up, I'm probably already gone (riding off on my horse) and not coming back.

The other 10% of the time I'm at any of about 5 different bases; might be my double spawner, XP farm, compressor and smelter vault, enchanter/repair base, or brew ingredients vault. All are well separated, and I regularly clean them out and sell items, so there generally isn't much there.

The only vault of value is one that I spend .01% of my time, taking off and putting on my OP or storing superOP items- maybe 10 seconds a day.

Good luck...

 

I have no gear in my base.

Hence the original point of this thread: it's dumb to track me. It's a high-effort, low-reward endeavor to do so.