Yes and no. It is the end of the normally generated and functioning Minecraft world. Afterwards there is still something, as can be seen, but the generated terrain is scrambled and fucked up, because its X and Y coordinates are outside the expected range. Because normally no one will reach it with normal play.
Also worth adding it sadly doesn’t really exist anymore, the iconic look here is gone, although game mechanics still begin getting weird.
Also although people have teleported to it, Minecraft is so big that I assumed nobody would ever reach it in survival. I’m not surprised it took 14 years.
Not sure who he’s referencing to, but I assume “no-living it” means they did nothing else - aka doing it 8 hours or more per day. “not having a life next to it”
Yes and no. It is the end of the normally generated and functioning Minecraft world. Afterwards there is still something, as can be seen, but the generated terrain is scrambled and fucked up, because its X and Y coordinates are outside the expected range. Because normally no one will reach it with normal play.
Also worth adding it sadly doesn’t really exist anymore, the iconic look here is gone, although game mechanics still begin getting weird.
Also although people have teleported to it, Minecraft is so big that I assumed nobody would ever reach it in survival. I’m not surprised it took 14 years.
I think someone else did it in 2019. Kurt started first though, the 2019 guy just no-lifed it.
no-lifed?
Playing the game all day everyday. No time for real life.
Streaming all-day every day iirc
Not sure who he’s referencing to, but I assume “no-living it” means they did nothing else - aka doing it 8 hours or more per day. “not having a life next to it”
Edit: I should have refreshed before posting :)
Is it circular around the spawn, or square?
Did this guy know it would take him so long?
Why did he do it?