Minecraft World Generation Bug Causes Shipwrecks To Spawn On Top Of Hills
© Provided by GameRantMinecraft's procedural world generation provides the basis for much of the game's content, though one player discovers a strange problem with creating a structure that causes a shipwreck on top of the hill. This particular aspect of Minecraft controls the appearance of visible structures such as cities, abandoned mines, castles, etc. but it often seems to be the source of many errors that range from annoying to somewhat extreme.
Shipwrecks have been part of the structures found in Minecraft's vast oceans since they were added in the Aquatic Update. As their name suggests, they are the decaying remains of wooden ships sunk to the bottom of the sea, although they can sometimes be found on land bordering the sea. especially useful at the beginning of the game. Like many other buildings found throughout the Minecraft world, these ruins are another example of environmental stories in a sandbox game, leaving many fans wondering who these ships belong to, or more frighteningly, why there are so many of them. those. they can be found in the abandoned depths of the ocean.
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Minecraft's use of environmental stories adds more depth to the game's exploration factor, but the "unique" world zone in particular can be the basis for crazier stories in the minds of fans. A good example of such a rare find was recently posted on Reddit by LordAxalon110 showing a shipwreck on top of a hill along the coast. This strange phenomenon certainly makes clearing the rubble a bit easier, but it's safe to say that this type of terrain is not designed for such structures. Some surprised fans quickly responded in the comments with their interpretation of how the wreckage got there, with some fan theories suggesting that the player world must have survived the catastrophic flood long ago.
Well this is a first for me from u/LordAxalon110 in Minecraft.
Generational features like this are nothing new to Minecraft , and it's not uncommon to see fans share amazing discoveries, from island villages to end portals that have been split in two by a nearby structure. One of the game's most useful features, the ability to view and share world seeds, even allows players to share their discoveries, and that's exactly what the player who shared the discovery of this strange shipwreck did. Players interested in finding this structure can do so by using the world seed 5513248120592208446 and passing the coordinates -4415.314 / 108.00000 / 2443.661.
Even though the game is as old as it is, Minecraft still suffers from many frequent bugs, many of which are most common in the original version of the game. improve the player experience with every update.
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