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After five years, Minecraft map has finally mined
The Minecraft map is really great, massive, and so big it can be hard to change your head (and pick and shovel) around.
For most gamers, they’ll begin a new world long before they see the entirety of the old one, picking it clean of diamonds, redstone, and other valuables then moving onto fresh ground.
One of them, though, the YouTuber Minthical, takes a considerably more thorough approach.
While normally write about impressive Minecraft structures, like people recreating MS paint, or magical transforming towns, it’s a little rarer that a good Minecraft map is worth writing about.
Well, over official ones; the IKEA one really speaks for itself. This map is different though, because it’s not about what’s been created, but what’s been demolished.
Minthical is a YouTuber who, for the last five years, has been mining away every single block in a single map.
For reference, that’s over 45 million blocks. On August 12, Minthical live-streamed just how close they are to completing this world-ending challenge.
During the video, you know how many blocks they’ve mined, the challenges of doing so, and also a few important notes on scale. It’s an excellent showcase for stat fanatics.
You may think they’ll be done with the project by September, so if you want to make sure you’re there when the last block is mined, make sure you subscribe to them.
If you like the sound of obliterating everything but don’t want to spend five years doing so, you’ll be glad to know we’ve got all of the Minecraft console commands and cheats for you. We’ve also got everything you need to know about ancient cities too, just in case you’d rather do some exploring.
