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Site Cleanup
It feels like it has been forever since I last posted on this blog! I am indeed still playing games and coding, life has just been getting busier for me. Today I am going to remove some unneeded pages from the site and begin working on a basic bot that I will host here. It will be simple, using common knowledge, but it will be a handy tool for specific calculations. The bot itself will be for BIGO live and will be helpful for me and many more streamers :D Also, a game has just come out yesterday My Infamous Dungeon. I am really excited to be playing the game and will post a more in depth review shortly.
Minecraft Challenge Update
Quick update on my most recent Minecraft run. As a reminder I am creating a 16x16 chunk error.
Newest Minecraft Run
The "Chunk Error" Tower turns a classic Minecraft world glitch into a massive building challenge where you build straight up from bedrock to the sky limit inside a perfect 16x16 chunk. Every 10 blocks, you instantly switch to a completely new theme with no smooth transitions, stacking everything from spooky dungeons to neon cities inside a strict vertical boundary. What themes or crazy block palettes should go into the next layers? Drop your wildest build ideas in the comments below!
From Anime Roots to Dungeon Boots
Managing a specialized expedition team is one thing; doing it while navigating monster-infested depths is quite another. We sat down with the developer to talk about the roadmap, the community's influence, and the livestock feature that almost was. Here is the full breakdown of our conversation: 1. What is the one "must-have" feature you want to perfect before the full release? "One feature I really want to include is the ability to capture creatures found in dungeons and raise them as livestock. It was part of the original plan, but we couldn’t fit it in before Early Access due to time constraints." 2. How much of the current roadmap is being shaped by early community feedback? "The overall direction of the roadmap has remained largely consistent with what the team originally envisioned, and it also aligns closely with what the community seems to want. This is partly because the missing or underdeveloped areas were fairly clear. That said, community feedba...
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