Everything We've Built In 1:1 America Minecraft - Part 1

@PuffleBuns 8 months ago

Can't wait until we're in a retirement home listening to Pippen rant about how he's nearing completion on the 1:1 Minecraft Earth project.

@Secarious 8 months ago

7% in 3 years means that if it continues at the exact same pace you'll be done with new york in 48 years. (Actually it's 39.85 after I verified my math. I must've missed a number somewhere in my original calculation)

@TheLastGame666 8 months ago

Can't wait to show this project to my grandkids!

@SuperLlama88888 8 months ago

I reckon in a few years AI will just generate the entire city in one go from Google Earth streetview images

@pr1me850 8 months ago

7:48 omg that flag design was genius

@Fodoslaw 8 months ago

Skępe in Poland is 9% completed (Thats actually a town, but in poland there are no 2 words "city" and "town", there are big and small towns. Instead are villages and towns, Skępe is a town, and it is probably the most finished settlement which has a Town privileges) it is more done by percentage, 2 %points more finished.

@tronoankirayoshikage7331 8 months ago

Just the thought of the possibility of my own house being in this world project is so cool!

@NattyDucks 8 months ago

I didnt realize fully the scale of new york as ive never been, but I went on the server and it HUGE, great work. I did a plot, doing my part. best of luck build the earth team :)

@Sly-Moose 8 months ago

Very commendable, but there's just no possible way to get every underground bit. There are most certainly hidden rooms, bunkers, and corridors lost to time that will most certainly never get rediscovered again. It's incredible you're putting in the effort to tho. Don't forget all the old, forgotten tunnels and such in European countries too then. Those ones are even more ancient since they'd have been there for thousands of years, like the Knights Templar locations. Or lost civilisations.

@Alex26894 8 months ago

The teamwork is insane! Props to all the builders and organizers! ❤

@MydleGround 8 months ago

Considering that technology is improving alongside this means that this getting done kinda soon(years) isn't actually a crazy idea.

@Skidragon 8 months ago

I like jazz

@odielodie 8 months ago

Insane progress you’re making here. It’s very cool to be able to see my own house in some of these shots of New York! There are many many different websites old and new that detail the deep dark tunnels explored by only some people and I hope you’ll be able to compile them all. It’ll be amazing to see how it all comes together!

@BoliceOccifer 8 months ago

When you finally get to building Gary Indiana in eight years, put it in the nether where it belongs.

@C-Vite 8 months ago

So much has built up to this and it's great to see it

@justaemptymall 8 months ago

I need a post apocalyptic version of this whole project xD

@johnwooden1648 8 months ago

Your quantifiable number of tim left to finish New York is roughly 30 more years. But I expect that as time goes on, the speed at which projects are completed will only get faster with new innovations. So I also expect that it'll be done much faster than that.