Black concrete and quartz. A parkour traversing depth-less rooms. A lot of command signs. Some medium difficulty parkour. A random place with random ways to kill you. A wither boss. A modified wither boss. A modified wither skeleton boss. No modified wither riding a wither skeleton boss. An adjustable mob arena. And of course, at the end, there is [REDACTED].
In order to complete this map you need to beat some parkour, be good at killing mobs, be good at killing bosses, you have to know how to trade with villagers, and of course be good at [REDACTED].
Thank you for downloading my map! I hope you'll enjoy it a lot!
This map features:
- Parkour
- Adjustable mob arena!
- Command signs
- Multiple bosses!
- Custom Villagers
- Play in singleplayer
- Please don't use commands if you have them
- Play in minecraft version 1.12.2



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Creator: |
TheCrafter24896 |
Rating: |
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Version: |
1.0 |
MC Version: |
1.12.2 |
Size: |
9.5 MB |
Added: |
2019-05-10 |
Downloads: |
3,906 |
Category: |
Adventure Maps |
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Comments
Breaking the Fourth Wall is good and all, but it also could cause the actual game to break.
I understand in the second act of the game you were free to roam around outside of the play area and there would be hidden tools and weapons lying around, but you forgot that everyone had access to the hopper which you were using to detect the Boss Key, and there was a hopper next to it with spare boss keys (I assume it was used while testing the map so it could be quickly cloned). (-96 72 8)
I literally just took a boss key and threw it in when I started act 2 and completed the map, skipping the entire second act. I did not know if that was the way to do it or not, because the entire map was breaking the fourth wall.
I like ideas like these, but careful when you play around with Fourth Wall stuff like this in the future!
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Quoteu dont like then why u played it
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