
Streamer RTGame and his community have completed a map of 'New Earth' in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Minecraft after three years of construction. The map is built on a 1:4000 sc𒁃ale of the Earth, meaning it hori𝔍zontally spans about 10km or 10,000 blocks in-game.
This has been going on for three years on and off livestream, and yesterday marked the final day of building. Whilst it's got all the continents, albeit with some creative libe♊rties in their portrayals, RTGame's New Earth also has regions representing Atlantis, New Heaven, and a plot of multiple capital cities for the planet.
, and zooming in you'll be able to see the detail that's gone into the map. In North America, Blockbuster shops stand next to Vault 11 from Fallout: New Vegas. Hop down to the Caribbean and you'll find Luffy from One Piece and a red Pikmin.We spent Three Years building an entire𒊎 New Earth in Minecraft. The project is now complete - here's the final World Map! Thank you everyone for taking part pic.t🐼witter.com/X5Xjk32HRq
The detail is really impressive and it's amazing zooming across the map and seeing what RTGame and his community have built together over thre﷽e years. The community has compiled a which has a brief history of the project, and RTGame himself has got a of each livestream session condensed.
The final episode shows RTGame as he visits everyone💞 making one of the capital city plots, which range from IKEA to a flaming meteor to several Among Us beans, but it's just very heartwarming to watch.
If seeing New Earth has got your creative juices going, here's a list of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best crafting games, including Min🐼ecraft, you should check out.
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