The STRANGE Story of Minecrafts Paintings...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Minecraft has a variety of paintings with strange stories behind their creation, from being based on famous game maps, to classical art.
And yet, there hasn't been a new painting added to the game in over 9 years...
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0:00 - Intro
1:19 - Paintings and Their Creator
2:58 - The 1x1 Paintings
4:24 - 2x1 Paintings & Edited Paintings
6:00 - 1x2 Paintings
6:50 - 2x2 Paintings
7:50 - Larger Paintings
9:29 - The Wither Painting
10:55 - Why Aren’t There Any New Paintings?
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1. Kubbi - Formed by Glaciers
2. C418 - Shuniji
3. C418 - Haunt Muskie
4. Scott Buckley - Falling Together
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Actually, there IS something interesting about the wither painting. You see, it ISN'T a portrait of the wither, but rather a painting of how to MAKE the wither. It doesn't feature the mob, it features the structure you create to make the mob; three wither skulls affixed on top of a soulsand "T". I'd bet a partial reason for its inclusion was so that players would be able to, if given enough time and curiosity, piece together how to summon the wither without needing to search online. I'd like to imagine that someone, somewhere, put this painting up in their base completely unaware about the wither's existence and decided to copy what the painting looked like to see if anything happened. That would just be so perfect...
I think it's the same with the chiseled red sandstone, one of them has a wither on it. But I also think that'd require you to find a desert temple in a mesa biome.
Makes sense
@@UltimateSpinDash no, who mines a block, looks at it, and notices a mob that they didnt even know about, and then learns how to make it, not evem knowing what block is for the T shape, i say the painting is the way to go.
@@m9nu4lRJM yes, but the game shouldn't require outside resources to make sense. A new player going in blind should eventually figure out the game for them self.
@@m9nu4lRJM I mean considering Minecraft has over 200 mil copies sold, that 1% is like over 2 million people that may have stumbled upon it. Considering bedrock being the larger portion of the playerbase, it's not hard to imagine that some folks on there have
Paintings are probably the only thing thats in the modern versions of minecraft that still makes me feel very nostalgic (apart from the music of course... and bricks ig)
What makes me very nostalgic is switching back to 1.12 and seeing the old armour textures
And the old lava and water textures!
Yeah bricks,
@@secret6365 I play with them all the time, because in "My Opinion!" new ones suck.
You like placing brown bricks in Minecraft too?
I think the main reason they added the wither painting was for people to discover how to create the wither, as I assume it wasn’t wildly known back then. Now, most people know how to create it, so It doesn’t serve too much purpose.
there's nothing ingame for people to know that they have to place 3 wither skulls on top of a 't' shaped soul sand structure, so if you had the game but dont use the internet to learn stuff abt the game there would be no way for you to figure out how to make the Wither. So the painting was probably added to fix that.
They didn't really expect the popularity to be this high though really
hey other wither skeleton!
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmbeepbeepbeep Sup.
Well known or not, I think it would be a really neat experience as a new player to discover a new boss by finding a sort of "secret message" in a painting. I kinda wish Minecraft did more stuff like that
The fact that no new paintings have been added since 1.4 is interesting as music discs were actually in a similar situation ("wait" was also added in 1.4 I believe) until last year when they added Pigstep in (and also otherside this year)
Interesting
The new music discs (pigstep & otherside) are probably some of the best and most ambitious.
The new discs are from a new composer, new paintings may be from a new artist
@@killianobrien2007 true
In my opinion, we're just used to C418's music. But when you look around for even a moment on TH-cam you can find dozens of videos discussing his music and countless reasons why it's very fresh and unique. 99% of other video game music does not receive the same treatment.
The craziest thing is Zetterstrands art might just be the worlds most viewed art considering the hundreds of millions that have played Minecraft
But how many of the million have seen the paintings
@@kelpdock8913 almost every one, because of the simple thing known as the painting trick.
@@kaitay9707 lmao
what about the mona lisa tho
I think the wither painting was introduced for the players in order to know how to spawn it. If you look closely it's not the wither in the painting, it's four pieces of soul sand with 3 wither skull above it. This way a player with absolutely zero knowledge about this game can wonder if that paninting had a meaning, try to replicate it and spawn the boss. This is because unlike the ender dragon, the wither boss has no arena or dungeon, so it is much harder for a blind player to aknowledge its existance. The painting could be a hint left by Notch
I don’t think you have to look really hard to see
The main thing that bothers me about paintings is that they don't come in nearly enough shapes. There aren't any 3 block wide paintings for example, and there aren't any paintings taller than their width except for the two 1x2 paintings. If they ever do add more paintings they really need to fill in these gaps
Agreed!
I also agree as well!
there are not any 3x3 block paintings because texture sizes are powers of 2, i.e. 16*16, 32*16, 64*64, ...
@@lereff1382 I know this comment is old, but a simple solution that doesn't take up many resources when used minimally is to just have white space in the texture and only have a section of the texture used in the uv of the model.
Dollar sign on the Dust painting represent the payout for terrorists after successful blowing of B site and ending the round. Because they basically win.
Just realised, can't believe I missed that lol
8:02 It's not a game console but instead a computer, however the Commodore 64 did have a cartridge slot. It was a very popular computer for its time; and there are whole modern day communities that adore them.
The C64 still have a special place in my mind/heart along with the Amiga. I spend a bigger part of my youth in front of Commodore computers.
My dad always talks about it lmao
The Angry Video Game Nerd did a retrospective of its game library this last September (and for Halloween).
Fun fact:
The C64 was the best selling 8-bit computer of all time
We totes had a Commodore 64, as well as an Amiga 500 and an Amiga 1200. The 1200 was my jam -- I played Zool 2 and Galaga the most. What great games! Our Amiga 500 had a Kings Quest game or two, as well as Colonel's Bequest by the same gamemaker.
8:03 C64 was not just a gaming console, but an 8-bit computer and it is, in fact, the highest selling computer model of all time
"Yoo, have you heard about this new gaming console thing? I think it's called “windows”” - this guy, probably.
@@plaane Technically, it was! Fun fact time. Commodore did a half-assed gaming console called the C64 Games System back in the 90s in an attempt to compete with Nintendo and Sega, which was just the C64 but as a home console. Atari did something similar around the same time with the Atari XE Games System (which was just an Atari 8-bit computer, but as a games console). Hilariously, despite the C64 Games System being a commercial failure, Commodore would go on to make TWO MORE of their computers into home consoles over the course of the next few years, both to just as little success.
Oh boy, as a builder, I think it's about time that Mojang hired artists to make more paintings. Maybe some referencing other things and games like new biomes or Minecraft Dungeons while keeping the classic style... 🤷♂️
Of course you would say terraria mr terraria profile picture.
@@OldDanTucker he also said Minecraft Dungeons? Besides if we ignore Terraria Minecraft could still do with new paintings
@@Blandy8521 oh i was just joking around. i know that it can be hard to tell through a screen sometimes
I think they should try to rehire Zetterstrand because his surrealist art style I think can't be recreated or replaced like how Lena Raines music is really good for Minecraft but nothing like C4-18s music.
I would love another painting the same shape as the one with the Karate guys I’m getting kind of tired of having only one TV channel
The paintings are iconic to the game even though they are rarely used nowadays
True
@@TheMisterEpic lol
I think it would be awesome if they turned the "concept art" from minecraft live into in-game paintings
I like the Wither painting because it is the only thing in the entire game which could possibly hint at how the Wither can be spawned.
For all we know, there could be a player out there who has never watched, or read *ANY* Minecraft content out there on the internet, and still managed to find out about the Wither via this painting.
Imagine their feeling of curiosity when seeing the painting, and their sudden surprise if they actually tried building the soul sand structure.
The sandstone texture shows the wither too if I'm not mistaken
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmbeepbeepbeep Yes of course, however it does not hint at how it can be summoned.
@@henryash413 that was a good method!
I remember seeing the painting in a video of a TH-camr that I used to watch while he was showcasing some features. He didn't include the Wither itself though, so I actually got some time to experiment and imagine what the Wither would've been without getting the info spoonfed to me
there actually is a series on youtube of somebody playing through Minecraft with next to no outside information titled "PiroPito First Playthrough Of Minecraft". they actually discovered how to make the wither through the wither painting.
What if the next vote will be a Minecraft painting vote....
Hahaha that would be cool
as long as the painting isnt of a glow squid
I'd want more than one. Maybe 20 paintings could be made, and the top five would be added
*The Courtyard of the Old Residency in Munich* better be one of them lmao
Who else loved using paintings as secret doors when they first started playing
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Back then, it was an effective way to conceal an entrance, but nowadays most players know to check for holes in the wall behind paintings. A more advanced (albeit very inconvenient) version would be to make a 1x1 or 1x2 hole behind the painting that cannot be walked through, but must be flown through with an elytra.
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as a swedish person i feel a bit obliged to tell you that "paradisträd" does not translate to "money tree" but actually translates to "paradise tree" i also do want to mention that while i nor other swedish expect anyone to pronounce things correctly it was a good attempt but you skipped a letter as it sounds like you are saying "par-dis-traa" while it is more closely pronounced "par-a-dis-trehd" anyway good video and good job making it
Haha sorry about the pronunciations!
yeah haha i originally thought that it was a typo for pengar träd
@@TheMisterEpic No problem! "Para", on the other hand, is Swedish slang for money, so maybe that's were the translator got it wrong?
The dollar sing in the dust art is literally where the money would be shown on the UI.
Omg how did i miss that lmao
@@TheMisterEpic LMFAOOO don't worry, depending on the server you played, money wasn't important
(like the ones with kits)
@@TheMisterEpic
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I used to think the 2x1 creeper painting was a creeper having a bath in a bathtub outside
And I used to think the 1x2 character was Pinnochio
I actually use paintings a lot to decorate my bases! They make rooms feel more welcoming, and the right painting can really upgrade the mood of a spot in my Minecraft houses.
I honestly think that the reason no new paintings have been added is simply because the people at Mojang don't think there's any need for new paintings. We have a pretty decent pool already, and it would risk becoming frustrating if you'd have to try dozen of times to get the painting you want.
Me too! I was kinda surprised when he said they aren't used much, but thinking about it I don't really see other people use them.
The wither painting is the only way you'd know about the wither ingame though, which is interesting. Then again the game itself hadn't given any nether portal clue for years after wither's portrait.
th-cam.com/video/g5bwVRx9jk0/w-d-xo.html this link is of a TH-camr who used only the painting as a guide on how to build the wither
it was in his first play through and he summoned it in his home.
what about ruined portals?
@@malinatof ruined portals only came to the game during the nether update. Earlier players had to figure out how to go there on their own
@@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539 there wasn't any ingame clue so you had to go to the internet to know
Imagine a small painting update where new painting are added and the paintings are based off wool color so you don’t have to cycle so much
I always pictured the creeper looking thru the window as a reference to Ethoslab original Minecraft series, episode 3, where he traps a creeper in a 4 door and pressureplate trap (the idiot trap).
Episode link: th-cam.com/video/ZMApydS6WlM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you. It's very touching to see my paintings being appreciated in this way. Good point about the pig face - it would have been better to have kept the "RGB". But I remember wanting to cram in some stuff from Minecraft here and there. Who knows, maybe there might come more paintings in the future....
I think the point of the wither painting was supposed to be a guide on how to summon the wither for players. However, no one really used the painting cuz of its popularity
The Comodor 64 is a “gaming” computer but very old
It had a really good sound board (for the time) and a good GPU (for the time)
Some of my favourite chiptunes for the computer
Auf Wiedersehen Monty: th-cam.com/video/G2uV440Jc8A/w-d-xo.html
Cybernoid 2: th-cam.com/video/yv5_LsRaPrY/w-d-xo.html
Myst: th-cam.com/video/BKHImVMWq3o/w-d-xo.html
Green Beret: th-cam.com/video/oLOYEPclrcI/w-d-xo.html
Yeah, hearing this "a console I never heard about before" made me realize I'm old :) The C64 was my first home computer and I did learn to code some basic with it. Back in those days noone ever heard of "copyright" for games so it was common practice to meet someone, realize they had one too, borrow out a bunch of disk boxes with hundreds of games to copy everything over the weekend that wasnt in your collection already :) Good old, low-worry times :) Graphics were AWESOME..320x256 in I think 16 colors...maybe 8, not 100% sure anymore ;)
@@alystine6781 Why do you feel old? If I'm 19 years old and know about the pc (H.E.R.O. best game) and this youtuber doesn't, he's just misinformed and we aren't
Minecraft painting, it's art. Beautiful art even.
I always thought that Aztec was a man with a pointed hat with some sort of face.
When you pixelate something to a 16x16 painting, your mind trys to fill in what it doesn't know
I think the wither painting was created to be a kinda of tutorial for the player.
Like how the jungle temple was introduced as a tutorial on redstone, the igloo as a tutorial to villager curing and the broken portals as a clue to how to get into the nether.
Maybe this could be a topic on itself on how minecraft has tried to make the game more accessible by introducing structures and game mechanics that makes the game more understandable for a new comer.
Actually, there are 4 secret 1x1 paintings featuring the 4 elememts: fire, water, air and earth. They never appear in game, but you can see them if you look through the files.
Weren't they all in peace until *fire* attacked?
@@BokuNoDensetsuNoHoshi Long ago, there were four paintings: fire, water, Air, and earth. These paintings lived in peace. Until the fire painting attacked
(Jokes aside tho, I wish these paintings were in the game)
fire water air and dirt ducking magnets how do they work
you're one of the only mc youtuber I know who uploads every week and still somehow finds interesting content everytime, good job 👍
Thanks :)
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until this point, I thought the painting "match" was of a guy seasoning a flaming cup of coffee/hot chocolate. I also thought the "kong" painting was a chandler or a cake.
Thanks for covering this, paintings are the most underrated decoration block imo, they just look so nice and unique!
Indeed
I often used paintings to decorate my houses, not just as secret entrances but simply as paintings on the walls. In my texturepack I used classical paintings of nature scenes as paintings, as I thought they make a very nice and fitting decoration for comfortable houses.
Okay, but we can all agree that the sunset painting is the best one. I add it every time to my house, because it's so nice and cosy.
I would love to see more painting, and they can hint at the underlying lore.
There should be a warden painting that spawns in deep dark cities
I like that the background music is "Formed by Glaciers" by Kubbi.
It's awesome.
I'm surprised they don't have an art show with new paintings to let players vote on every year at Minecon to add to the game.
Jesus Christ is Lord. Please take your salvation seriously. Read the Bible and do what it says. It is all True.
5:29 and they say minecrafts a family friendly game... lol
We’re all thinking that
oh god i was there when 1.4.2 dropped... hearing him say it was 9 years ago and also describe the update because most ppl won’t remember was like... vomit inducing holy hell im old
*laughs in beta 1.2_02*
This is super fascinating. I have always wondered. I have some very strong feelings about the art in Minecraft and there are certain paintings I would never have in the house because I can't stand them. 😂. And I hate BOTH of those 1x2 paintings. Would dearly love something else in that size! 😆
Thank you for that insight! I am going to have to subscribe I think. Thanks again.
I have played both King's Quest and Space Quest as a kid, and I'm 18! I grew up with the games my dad enjoyed when he was younger :)
"A game console I've never heard of before called the Commodore 64"
Hun... the C64 is a home computer... please stop making me feel old :(
There's quite a lot more things that you could have mentioned regarding paintings, for example the additions and changes in Alpha v1.1.1 (which made the spider much bigger in that one painting), the four unused paintings from Pocket Edition depicting the four classical elements, the fact that the Skull on Fire painting was added before its texture was resulting in the purple placeholder square texture being used for the painting when you placed it before Beta 1.3, and the fact that Kristoffer had actually responded to the discovery of the skull on fire painting's seed on Reddit.
I love Zetterstrand's art. It just has something about it. You don't see realism combined with pixel art often.
The wither painting is to teach players how to summon the wither, clearly
i had a c64 when i was a child. The games were on cassette tapes and took 5 minuites to load :D
The wither painting is an attempt to make minecraft a game which could be played without any previous knowledge, similarly to the broken portals. It is just an Easter-egg or a tutorial how to play the game, so it is very important.
I never thought of that before. The 1x1 painting being scaled down to force people’s imagination.
Lol there's actual heavy lore in the Wither painting and the dramatic irony is killing me
Super interesting, very well researched, great video! My favorite painting has to be the sunset mountains
Me and my nephew always thought that long tall guy in a black jacket was Gru.
The Wither painting is interesting because if a new player has no idea the Wither exists, but places a painting and suddenly sees that one, the painting gives you a vague idea of how to summon a Wither (3 skulls atop a T-shape of soul sand). It's essentially an in-game tutorial, kind of like how underneath some Igloos is a tutorial on how to cure a Zombie Villager.
8:05 it wasn't a console but a computer, it was the first computer to be wildly used by the general public since before that computer were used only by rich people or industries and offices (sorry for the lecture but as a computer engineering student I couldn't help myself)
Only interesting thing about the wither one is that there are 3 skulls on the soul sand but the wither is not spawned and there is nothing obstructing it, unless it has barrier blocks around it.
if you place the soul sand after the skulls it won't spawn. i'm pretty sure this is true for golems also.
I remember watching solar sands video about this subject, very interesting stuff
Oh you actually mentioned him ahah
8:03 WAIT A MINUTE, I know you're young but the Commodore 64 is an 8bit computer that holds the World record as the best-selling desktop computer of all time. Commodore sold 12,500,000 units.
lol I'm 19 and even I know about Commodore 64, and Commodore Amiga, and Apple I and II and IBM PC and Macintosh and all that, and I don't even like retro tech that much
Amazing video dude
I was kinda surprised when you said paintings aren't used much now. Thinking about it I don't see other people use them, but if I have blank wall space in a base that fits the theme I'll slap em all over, and break them again and again to get my favorites
hey man, great video! i just wanted to ask if you forgot to put the segment on "Void" in?
Very interesant great video and edit
Ten years later, they finally add new paintings!
It is still so amazing that paintings were added in Indev.
Before Alpha! Insane!
Fun fact: on pocket edition the wither painting was released before the actual wither boss.
I thought the Wanderer or the Rick Astley painting was Slenderman this whole time
You know he threw that c64 comment to piss off retro computer enthusiasts
I always thought the "Kong" painting was a cake, and I just learned otherwise now.
It would be cool if they had special painting you could unlock or maybe find somehow relating to different milestones in the game.
Like maybe the Wither painting could change after you summon it for the first time to a painting of his model instead of the block formation.
"Based on a game console I've never heard of before,
THE COMMODORE 64"
(the best selling single COMPUTER of all time, although most people only used them for video games)
Part of the reason I adore old minecraft so much is because its clearly designed as a video game based on video games.
Its an impossible feeling to explain unless you play the old versions and try to understand what influenced Notch and why the original game was so popular with older people.
These paintings encapsulate that entire emotion perfectly.
07:42 - For the curious, that's a Sarien Spider Droid. It's legs kind of come out of the top, which iswhy it looks like that.
As I see this only now, it would be interesting to have an equivalent to paintings that can be placed next to each other to make larger and customizable images with more detail than a full block for each pixel, similar to glazed terracotta. Maybe they could be made with a crafting recipe with a base block or item, like with maps, by adding 4 dyes in a 2x2 with it to apply them in each quadrant, 4 of those for 4x4, repeating the process for 8x8, and 16x16, optionally using dyes instead to fill in that corresponding quadrant, to get quite a substantial number of possibilities at each level being upwards of 2^1024, and that's assuming the dyes are the only colors to work with, possibly with directional placing for horizontal, vertical, and rotational adjustments if they're full blocks.
it would be awesome if they made new painting with hidden lore in it
3:30 I didn't played much aztec either but you can see it's on the lower ground level at the water/swamp area, just look for the place with a double entrence.
I always thought the bunny in the wasteland was a golden villager head lmao
Thank you mister epic man for uploading
Np :)
8:07 my father talked me about the Commodor 64 once, he used to play Space Invaders ln it (the game with little pixel aliens falling from the sky)
7:59 When I first saw this painting when I was younger, I thought this was Street fighters (hope I'm thinking of the right game lol)
I love those Minecraft History Recaps. Did you know "YouAreMinecraft" about 10years ago? I bet you can make a good video about that, even Notch was on that server back then.
Kind of sad paintings in Minecraft don't get as much love as the discs.
The wither painting is reffering to wither itself, because it hints the existance of the newly added (back then) Boss.
Another great video about this same topic by solar sands
I always found paintings really weird, like, you make the painting, then just place it and it randomly changes size and design? It's not really like anything else in the game and it doesn't make much sense either considering how other things in the game like banners were done. Perhaps in the archeology update unearthing things can give inspiration or something to craft with an empty painting to make a specific design, as like a cryptic trophy, I feel that would be much more interesting and rewarding than just getting a couple logs and wool. I'd rather have that than diamond blocks like the showed.
Would love if they added paintings for other bosses, having portraits of bosses you’ve slain in a treasure room would be cool
procedurally unlocked paintings would be awesome. Maybe players could only be able to place the original set to begin with, and then you have to find the wither painting in a bastion or fortress, and maybe you find a painting of a filled in end portal in a structure in the overworld to act as another hint (by "find" them, I mean see them placed on a wall which gives you the ability to have them appear when you place a painting), and then when you slay each boss you get a painting of them (similar to the idea of the end painting shown briefly in this video). Maybe you could also unlock paintings of desert and jungle temples, and witch huts, and woodland mansions, and ocean monuments, but you have to discover them first. There could even be biome paintings that unlock when you encounter their specific biome? Although I'm sure that would risk adding so many paintings that it dilutes the selection and makes it annoying to place the originals. In that case they should implement that one mod that just lets you pick the painting that shows up instead of waiting for rng to work out.
I love your content bro
This music is so nostalgic. I remember listening to it when i was younger, I miss those days of the beginning of minecraft ;(
To be specific, the commodore 64 is a home computer, not a games console. Home computers were popular for gaming in the UK in the 80s, though I haven't heard much of their use in other parts of the world. That's probably why you hadn't heard of it.
3:15 I always thought that was just a little funny guy in the corner LMFAO
I like the formed by glaciers sound track definitely suits the video
It's a great track
Great video👍🏻🔝
Lol the C64 was a really popular home computer
Actually I think the either painting is probably the most interesting. Given that it doesn’t have anything from outside of minecraft, I feel like there’s a lore aspect to it.
Wait, you missed one! @ 7:21 the half black half colored clouds on the far right with a white angelic figure. That's the I wanted to know more about personally and where it came from. What exactly is this painting?
I believe that the wither painting exists as a kind of hint to the player that such a mob exists. minecraft has a lot of in-game allusions to mechanics that aren't directly obvious. For example, the jungle temple showing the player how redstone works, or the dessert well serving as a tutorial for how infinite water sources are made. There's nothing in the game to show you how the wither is made, but you see the advancement tab to fight the wither, you see the red sandstone block of what the wither looks like and the painting of how the wither is made, you piece them together and hopefully that serves as your guide. Imo there should be a better way to show the existence of the wither to the player in-game than this but as of now that is what we have. Maybe in the fortress there's a chance to find a book and quill in a chest that contains a poem of the wither with clues to how it can be made? Maybe not, but it's a start.
I thought the desert wells only had one block of water... But the village wells also demonstrate an infinite water source (apart from the fountain-style one found in some post-1.14 villages).
@@InventorZahran desert wells actually have five water source blocks in a cross shape. It shows another type of infinite water source and I think it's a better demonstration of it for new players because taking water from the sides will delete a water source but taking from the center refills it. It shows the player how two water blocks adjacent to one another form a new water source. And yes villages are also an example, but not as tutorial focused as the desert well imo.
these paintings irl would be so cool in a minecraft themed exhibit in a museum
I actually think that the wither painting was an extremely creative way to teach the player HOW TO BUILD the wither, as there aren't really instructions for the game.
Your pronunciation of Paradisträd is the best thing I’ve heard from a non Swede trying to say Swedish words !
What do you think if they add another painting but instead from one guy, it's from community to community for community, using similar system like mobe vote. And maybe it would be a pixelated screenshot of our first base, our first wither skull, to ultimately defeating the dragon, there would be a ton of story, and nostalgia behind it
That would be soo cool, like adding something from a player, like the cat contest wich Jellie, Scar’s cat won
True but a vote would have to be held on another site or their personal site cause Twitter votes were rigged previously
@@triggerhappy4199 American presidential votes are also rigged, and no one is trying to shift those elections to an alternate platform...
/s