168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Minecraft is a game all about imagination and the freedom to build whatever you like. By giving players that amount of freedom, you're always likely to encourage some of the more sadistic Minecraft fans out there to put extremely impressive amounts of dedication into making some of the most terrifying creations imaginable. Minecraft fan Cadestine is one of those individuals.
Earlier this week, Cadestine shared their creation with the Minecraft subreddit - a scarily gigantic 1,000 x 1,000 block maze full to the brim with different patterns and layouts, with the occasional open area sprinkled throughout. Cadestine's maze takes up a whopping one million blocks of space on the map, and you can see how impressive it is in the video embedded below.
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In the video, Cadestine is floating above their magnum opus, slowly going from one corner of the maze to the other. It's so big that the maze actually fades into the distance, and the other corner can only be seen after Cadestine makes their way past the center. That's the scale we're talking about here, and I can already feel the claustrophobia kicking in.
Other Minecraft fans are just as baffled and impressed by Cadestine's work in the comments, in which they also reveal that they spent the best part of three years off and on constantly adding and tinkering with their maze whenever they got bored. Cadestine explains that they'd "mentally turn off" whenever they started construction, choosing to pass the time by listening to podcasts.
You can actually download this maze if you feel like torturing yourself for some reason, as Cadestine recently uploaded the map to a few days ago following several requests. On the download page, they go on to explain that they even made a game of it, offering up six different classes to choose from and tasking players with finding all nine unique exits and beating the challenge at the end♑, whether that be a puzzle or an obstacle course, to ea🀅rn an artifact.
In other extremely cursed Minecraft news, it was recently reported earlier this week that none other than Jack Black will be p𒀰laying Steve in the upcoming Minec🧔raft movie that is scheduled to release in theaters in 2025. We still don't know how much Steve is going to feature in the movie, or what it's even going to look like, but at least Jack Black has another video game adaptation to add to his CV.
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