I have spent a lot of time reflecting on my urban adventures from the previous gift set and concluded that I need a break from the hustle and bustle. It’s time to reconnect with my roots. I’m not referring to my ancestral heritage, but rather the tangible roots found in the earth. I genuinely believe that my urge to don my finest overalls is linked to the Minecraft gift — a farming life map. Nevertheless, I’ve long had a suspicion that I could become a truly unique scarecrow!
This is exactly what I need. A calming map where I’m not in a rush, confidently and peacefully making my way towards my ultimate goal — becoming the most successful farmer of all time. I won’t be engaging in any questionable deals. I certainly won’t obsess over which mode of transportation is the most efficient. You won’t catch me counting my harvests to ensure I’ve grown all 50 types of crops. I’m simply planning to live alone in a quiet village.
After sharing my thoughts on farming solitude, let’s hear what Gonzalo Aregall — one of the creators of the map from the Pixelheads team has to say.
“Collaborating with others is preferable, as it provides you with an additional perspective. When attempting to accomplish something alone, you might feel lost. Friends and partners can guide you in the right direction.”
To be honest, this sheds some light on things. Perhaps I shouldn’t have so dramatically fired all my workers on the farm. Especially after being chased away by a mob of angry peasants. This isn’t even part of the game mechanics, yet it seems to happen to me repeatedly. Don’t worry, dear reader; I’ve learned how to dodge pickaxes and pitchforks. I know where I need to go — the Netherworld. That poor little wanderer from “The Walking Hero” still hasn’t found his way home. And it’s not just because he tried to claim all the best hiding spots. I’m not involved in this. Right, Mithey?
«I’ve always had a fondness for mobs in Minecraft Bedrock and their unique characteristics. It’s incredibly engaging to craft various narratives inspired by their traits. This is typically how I develop my maps.»
I have always dreamed of creating my own games. My initial plans involved starting from scratch, particularly for the sake of creative freedom. However, I soon realized that working without a solid foundation is incredibly challenging and time-consuming. Eventually, I discovered this foundation— Minecraft. Here, you don’t need to worry about spending more time than intended on technical aspects. Instead, it offers the chance to build in an environment where everything is already set up, where millions are engaged, and where you can quickly and easily customize the elements to suit your needs. As a result, you can dedicate more time to what truly matters and brings joy—the content.
