Minecraft Player Spends Over 100 Hours Building Stunning Yggdrasil Tree
Some people don’t understand the appeal of Minecraft, a game that has been around for over a decade but offers no real quests, goals, or guidance for players. The procedurally generated sandbox game has developed a thriving community and provides a way for people to express their creativity, allowing Minecraft players to build working tractors, challenging mazes, and even recreations of real-world locations.
One of the keys to the success of Minecraft are the variety of mods available to assist players in bringing their ideas to fruition. There are texture packs that provide everything to add a medieval or fantasy, rustic, sci-fi, horror, and even cartoon look to the game’s building blocks. Entirely new environments can be obtained by adding biome mods to Minecraft, like Terralith 2.0 that adds more detailed and complex caves and mountains to the game, The Graveyard with its red lake and glowing lanterns, or Defiled Lands that gives the game a more creepy atmosphere.
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Recently, a Reddit user going by the name of Neozono shared the end results of their first major Minecraft project, Yggdrasil also known as the World Tree. Neozono first began posting photos of the tree around Christmas 2021, but there had already been substantial progress made on the project by then. Altogether, Neozono stated that building the Tree of Life in Minecraft required over 100 hours of work, and some inspiration came from the versions of Yggdrasil that appear in Dragon Quest 9 and 11. “I really love the concept of a giant floating tree,” Neozono said.
The interior of the Minecraft player’s version of the World Tree is a server hub, with space set aside for an inn, a
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