Imagine if someone had homework on iceland. The kid didn't want to do the homework, so instead, that said kid clicked on a minecraft video, and ended up doing the homework anyway.
I'm a Norwegian with Icelandic family members, and this is the best summary of our relations I have seen. I even learned some stuff I had no idea about, thank you!
Without mayor modifications to how minecraft works this is impossible. A sphere or similar shape cannot be mapped to a plane without distortions. Therefor it wouldn't really be a 1:1 scale as some parts would be stretched a lot. So you'd really need to build a round earth replica which requires a height limit of about 13 million blocks. Currently the height limit is 256 blocks. The current chunk saving system is very unfit for such a huge height limit. You'd need some sort of 3D chunks instead of a 2D grid system. This is possible but the file size would make it incredibly impractical. Depending on the level of detail it would probably be thousands of Terrabytes.
@@sebastianjost you must be new here xD. They're building it on a custom map projection in order to avoid distortion. No it can't be mapped perfectly to a rectangular planar map, so they effectively "unfolded" an isocahedron in order to create a realistic projection for the sake of not distorting buildings closer to the poles. The oceans are the only things that are significantly distorted. With regard to height limit, they're employing a mod to remove the height limit, so they can properly map altitude. No it will never be perfect, but it's damn close all things considered.
@@sebastianjost there are some distortions. We use dymaxion edited, which projects the earth onto triangles. We use the mod cubic chunks to build millions of blocks below and above the height limit. We use terra121 to avoid having to download the entire world. The mod downloads terrain, road, water data, etc as you load more chunks. Next time before you make a bold statement, join the discord and see
plot twist bruh they actually do! 😂 The Education Edition of Minecraft is legitamately used in schools to teach grade school children geography, architechture, and regional history xD (and a whole bunch of other stuff as well)
Last time I was trying to get into this was when you were all deciding on the map warping problem. Hope you guys found the best solution. Once I get a break from Uni work I'd like to join a few sessions to learn all the terra-forming and building techniques. When that time comes around I could then give New Zealand a head start (From Auckland). I'll be setting reminders for it hopefully! Even if it's 3-4 Years down the road I'll be there. Keep up the good progress in the Northern Hemisphere!
LMAO I was so entranced in learning about Iceland that I forgot I was watching a minecraft video! Literally had to do a double take and check the title lol
Why do I get excited when he makes the whole world I’m going to be able to decorate my own home and visit all my favs places(seoul,Dubai,Disney world, London, etc)
I used to live in the western part of Reykjavík but now I live in its suburbs. So I guess I'll see 2 of my houses being built. Very creepy tbh. They'll also build my grandparents places of course.
everything about this is awesome. the history, the building talent, and the showmanship of the host, as well as his ability to get people to build stuff. mad respect.
Wow, I cannot even think of all the work you put into these videos, not just on the 1:1 scale thing, but the whole history class, this is phenomenal. This channel is so underapreciated, congratulations on all of the work and all the best wishes.
And with more and more tools and methods coming out, some of which I'm sure will/are being made just because of this project... We'll likely see some pretty... significant progress done here soon.
@@plasmaglowmusic1655 @JasonXD @Valerian you guys know you could silently laugh at whatever stupid thing that guy wrote so he doesn't delete it and others can have a chance to laugh too?
You have no idea how excited I am for when I see my house. I’m gonna walk around my town in different ways instead of going outside and doing just what I’m doing online.
It was really cool getting to watch you all work so hard on Iceland! It's unfortunate that you probably didn't encounter many, if any historical buildings. The historical architecture is fascinating and reflects how little wood there has been throughout Iceland's history- there was a bunch at first, but the forests were pretty much clear cut to make ships and buildings early on. Wood became such a rarity that it was pretty much considered to be a luxury item and was rarely used in buildings. Instead, stacked stone and thick layers of grass and dirt became the dominant building materials (which produced really cool, inventive house/livestock pen combinations in some cases) that continued the landscape instead of protruding straight up at a 90 degree angle. It's too bad that there aren't really a lot of forested areas in Iceland anymore because of all of the clearcutting throughout history, but it gave us super interesting architecture. (also this might not all be super accurate, I'm just going off of my memory from a research project I did three years ago)
This is incredible. During that build montage thing at around 10 minutes in, I was recognising places I’ve been to. Just goes to show that these guys aren’t kidding at all when it comes to building the earth 1 to 1.
@@geddavis3234 the water is on the sky, water and land swap the position, the land is higher than 100m, a hill supposed to be the ocean, there is a hill in the middle of the sea,...
Guys if you look at the config, youll see the api where terra121 gets its data. The default which is probably what YT team server is on, is s3.amazonaws.com/elevation-tiles-prod/terrarium/ (need API Key) but in short its from Mapzen www.mapzen.com/blog/terrain-tile-service/
We switch to a new location every video. You can however join BTE nordic and Baltic to see the full map of what has been done in Iceland and help continue building it.
@@diamondman307_ i would like to help but check out my list List: bad at pvp average at building bad at survival bad at trolling so thats why i am not joining
I haven’t watched it all completely yet, I skipped a little of the intro, but can I just say how amazing all this and all you are??? The dedication put into this- it’s truly inspiring. Keep it up, I can’t wait to see it all finished!!! :D
this channel is deadass a hidden gem, imagine watching a minecraft video but at the same time learning history, finna watch all his videos from now on.
yeah i dont speak it either but i know a little abt icelandic and they kept trying to make it a d sound and im sitting here like "yall are making this wayyy harder than it needs to be"
@@caydenshorter1410 I'm icelandic and I vouch for this man. It's confusing, but the "th" sound in ð is pronounced like the word though. Thought is pronounced differently, the "th" sound in thought is almost more aggressive than the "th" in though. The "th" in thought is neminicent of the letter þ in icelandic. They sound similar but þ is pronounced with more air than the ð. The ð is more like a vibration than using air.
@@SwishSwoosh yeah how I remember how to pronounce þ is cause its called the letter “thorn” in old english, idk if its called thorn in icelandic tho. I wish english was like that, with /ð,þ,æ/ i think it would be more convenient. Or the greek letter theta (θ) which is the exact same sound as þ.
As someone who worked on an island in Japan... terraforming is a HUGE pain. I really wish I could have helped with this project, but I’ve been way too busy
This is really beautiful and incredible! Amazing editing as well! Keep up the awesome work, I’m always looking forward to every earth building episode you post!!
@@matthewmurdock7329 If you mean geocraft, apart from few buildings it looks absolutely disgusting and it's completely apart from bte. Amsterdam is slowly getting built on the MineFact server, and even tho I haven't checked it, I imagine the detail isn't bad. Also, as the BTE Japan leader, Tokyo is slowly getting built by our team, starting with the more known and interesting places. Here is an imgur link for what we have done in Shibuya during a month (still, that's not even the most impressive place we've done) imgur.com/a/RxNIT5P
We've sent off the map to Nordic BTE! Join their community today ;o ;o ;o
discordapp.com/invite/PuvAcfP
First.
very cool
Ok
Make 1:1 scale of indonesia
You should make more history videos, I really liked the bit about Iceland.
Came for Minecraft, stayed for the History.
nerd
@@jwoodyberry6327 thanks woody
@@Dippy no problem!
@@jwoodyberry6327 ❤️
@@BuildTheEarth no
Blending Minecraft with history lessons is such a BRILLIANT idea
Just like blending history and music/jingles.
Wouldn't you agree?
Bruh I'm just tryna watch the craft
I honestly forgot I was watching a Minecraft video
nou
Same and I love that. Fucking love this guy
Imagine watching this video from Iceland and going "oh look, they built my house"
They didnt’ build my house
they didn't build my house either and my hometown was in the video :,(
@@Ra1nbow.Sl0th ):
@@Ra1nbow.Sl0th
1. Join the group
2. Build your house
3. Leave the group
Im from iceland
My home country! You did a splendid job my friend :) Or should I say 'vel gert vinur minn'!
Bro you should upload more
Edit: i used to watch all of your spore vids
I can't wait to see them working on my home country: Italy 🇮🇹🍕♥️
Shut the fuck up
I feel bad for the forest they set it on fire
Lololol ég er líka íslensk!! Gaman að það er önnur manneskja hér sem er þaðan
Everytime a new 1:1 scale video comes out, I get more and more impressed
❤️
I cant wait to see it fully when its done
@@Adrian-kb4rg i don't think they will. You know, earth is huge
@@ml2919 just a few years left
@øranuto husband we need more players then
He basically knows where we all live, I bet he is santa
Not thicc enough
@@juliewinchester1488 after further inspection I now believe that he is not Santa Claus
Pretty sick seeing my hometown Seyðisfjörður in minecraft and actually being able to recognize the buildings
Omg did u see ur house 🤣
@TheKnownOne Seythisfyorthur (essentially)
@@caydenshorter1410 no more than half the town is still missing but it is looking promising
@TheKnownOne yee what the other guy said. You can propably google it
@@gudjonbirgir9317 "still missing" you mean destroyed?
when you were talking about the history of iceland i straight up forgot this was a minecraft video because it was so interesting
Same
That's a bit disappointing.
exactly me
@Stefán Muggur Jónsson I’m from Norway and he’s makeing me disappointed
dude same I was thinking "what am I watching" then I heard Minecraft and everything made sense
“There’s no McDonalds” *intense music erupts*
Imagine just watching this video and seeing your house built.
Haha i came to the comments thinking the same the 😂
@Huemanois 2 that'd be awkward but i dont think that would happen
@@imperialno3596 Too Late :(
I wish they don't reveal my address cuz I might get famous in the future
can't wait to relate to this in like five billion years when they do louisiana
Imagine if someone had homework on iceland. The kid didn't want to do the homework, so instead, that said kid clicked on a minecraft video, and ended up doing the homework anyway.
“Cite your sources”... ummm... TH-cam?? 😬
@@herobourne4342 lmao.
😂😂🤣🤣👌
@@herobourne4342 No, you quote *this* video's sources.
kid gonna remember a youtube link as a source
I completely forgot I was watching a Minecraft video while he's talking about the history of Iceland
Didnt even try to pronounce the names, not a chance.
Yeah!!
That D with a line is a voiced dental fricative (the th in 'this' or 'that' or 'the')
So 9:51 would be pronounced 'say-this-fyer-ther'
Hi wigit
@@MrSuperb hello
Can’t wait to see my house get built eventually.
wait omg i never even thought about this- we’re _all_ gonna have our houses in this world
@@your_averageboi9083 wow! What an original comment talking about the originality of the previous comment about a completely original idea!
But seriously, that would be insane and I can’t wait for that too lol
@@benmay1294 wow! that's an actually original comment, in which i don't need to be sarcastic for the sole reason of i meaning what i mean!
@@your_averageboi9083 dude im pretty sure I was stoned when I wrote that, im ngl-
I'm a Norwegian with Icelandic family members, and this is the best summary of our relations I have seen. I even learned some stuff I had no idea about, thank you!
Didn't ask
Forgot it was a minecraft video when he started talking about history.
Same
not going to lie, I COMPLETLY forgot this was a Minecraft video
Me too
When he was talking about the story, I thought i clicked on a different Iceland video.
yeah these are just history lessons to me but im not complaining my 2 favorite things are Minecraft and history
Was writing this comment then read this lmao
Had that thought then came to say it but felt stupid cuz who wouldn’t forget this dude just gave the entire history for no particular reason😂
I actually forgot that this was a Minecraft video at first.
I can already imagine the headline: *Generations Long Project To Build The Entire Planet On 1:1 Scale Finished!* In 2104
There would be lot of water
it will take us a long time, hopefully not 2104
Without mayor modifications to how minecraft works this is impossible.
A sphere or similar shape cannot be mapped to a plane without distortions. Therefor it wouldn't really be a 1:1 scale as some parts would be stretched a lot.
So you'd really need to build a round earth replica which requires a height limit of about 13 million blocks. Currently the height limit is 256 blocks. The current chunk saving system is very unfit for such a huge height limit. You'd need some sort of 3D chunks instead of a 2D grid system.
This is possible but the file size would make it incredibly impractical. Depending on the level of detail it would probably be thousands of Terrabytes.
@@sebastianjost you must be new here xD. They're building it on a custom map projection in order to avoid distortion. No it can't be mapped perfectly to a rectangular planar map, so they effectively "unfolded" an isocahedron in order to create a realistic projection for the sake of not distorting buildings closer to the poles. The oceans are the only things that are significantly distorted.
With regard to height limit, they're employing a mod to remove the height limit, so they can properly map altitude.
No it will never be perfect, but it's damn close all things considered.
@@sebastianjost there are some distortions. We use dymaxion edited, which projects the earth onto triangles. We use the mod cubic chunks to build millions of blocks below and above the height limit. We use terra121 to avoid having to download the entire world. The mod downloads terrain, road, water data, etc as you load more chunks.
Next time before you make a bold statement, join the discord and see
Petition for Pippen to build Wuhu Island from Wii Sports Resort
Underrated
imagine gen-z’s kids learning history from a Minecraft world.
imagine going to a museum in their world
sure am lol
plot twist bruh
they actually do! 😂
The Education Edition of Minecraft is legitamately used in schools to teach grade school children geography, architechture, and regional history xD
(and a whole bunch of other stuff as well)
@@DarkMetaOFFICIAL i’m gen-z and i actually used the education edition of minecraft in an after school club once💀
met my best friend there
@@kirbysthiccthighs wow that's really cool! nice
As an Icelandic person, this does bring a smile to my face.
Nice, we could use some iceland builders :)
Sama hér félagi :)
@Anthony Thatcher search Minefact on yt
halló, ég er aðalbyggingarmaður Íslands og væri ánægður með að hafa þig í liðinu. skráðu þig bara í gegnum BTE Nordic.
Your country is my nr. 1 travel goal. I think it's just Heaven/Valhalla on earth. Majestic and breathtaking landscapes
Last time I was trying to get into this was when you were all deciding on the map warping problem. Hope you guys found the best solution.
Once I get a break from Uni work I'd like to join a few sessions to learn all the terra-forming and building techniques. When that time comes around I could then give New Zealand a head start (From Auckland). I'll be setting reminders for it hopefully! Even if it's 3-4 Years down the road I'll be there.
Keep up the good progress in the Northern Hemisphere!
If you do, let’s work together on it!
7:38 “There’s no McDonald’s”
Wendy’s: It’s free real estate
What?
This comment just made me thing about the food theory video lol
@@Top_Hat_Man No we don't
We don't have Wendy's
@@magg1magg54 Metro (unless they have closed) are a McDonalds rippoff
Google earth: I’m about to start this whole mans career.
So our paths cross again it would seem...
@@ikehurd216 yoooo pickle. What's popping?
@maciek bro get back to your fortnite game. Youre about to die
Aren’t you pleasant.
Nah the maciek guy, idk why my comments aren’t replying directly.
LMAO I was so entranced in learning about Iceland that I forgot I was watching a minecraft video! Literally had to do a double take and check the title lol
Dude this is insane! Maybe you could build the Easter island statues next!
That would be sick. Also way easier because the Easter Islands are relatively small
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If you look closely at the background at 13:46 and 14:02, you'll see the gigantic boat i built.
Maybe one day i'll be featured in the vidéo...
bitch i helped with that
@@jpoo3385 lol shhh
@@jpoo3385 Kclonker ?
didn't say the contrary
the front is well done 😁
Awesome built!
Kek, my forest is in the video loads 😎
Why do I get excited when he makes the whole world I’m going to be able to decorate my own home and visit all my favs places(seoul,Dubai,Disney world, London, etc)
Imagine living in Iceland and seeing someone build your house while watching this video...
That is what I was waiting for! Sadly they built some isolated town in the middle of the mountains, would have loved to see their progress on keflavík
I used to live in the western part of Reykjavík but now I live in its suburbs. So I guess I'll see 2 of my houses being built. Very creepy tbh. They'll also build my grandparents places of course.
and seeing that they build the inside... and all the furniture...
@@vallencia oh my god they built his grandparents!
@@vallencia do they really? I was wondering
I wasn't expecting a history lesson bit I'm not complaining.
These videos are just my social studies learning. No need for school when I have pippen
7:13 “Oh yeah, this is a Minecraft video”
(Jokes aside, I really do appreciate the history lessons)
History part was so good i only realised i was watching a minecraft video when i saw the wool block
everything about this is awesome. the history, the building talent, and the showmanship of the host, as well as his ability to get people to build stuff. mad respect.
Alternative Title: Pippen mispronouncing town names for 27 minutes straight.
37 random letters of every other symbol that's 2 letters smashed together but makes sense to icelanders
You can't blame him
Yup! It’s probably the hardest for Americans to pronounce these names, because the accent is so different!
One more frozen wasteland closer to your final goal
Now for Canada the cannuck state...
So now he has Alaska, Russia, Scandinavia, Greenland, and Canada
But the problem is he didn’t even build the whole country
@@armaanwahab5076 thats a bold task mate
Wow, I cannot even think of all the work you put into these videos, not just on the 1:1 scale thing, but the whole history class, this is phenomenal. This channel is so underapreciated, congratulations on all of the work and all the best wishes.
Everybody gangster until they see their irl house in Minecraft
Lol
The history and minecraft is what makes this video great
Title: Minecraft 1:1 Iceland
Video: History of Iceland
I’m watching these guys get more advanced and coordinated with every build
And with more and more tools and methods coming out, some of which I'm sure will/are being made just because of this project...
We'll likely see some pretty... significant progress done here soon.
"We made observable universe, 1:1 scale in Minecraft"
@@starry4471 oh really captain obvious?!
@@starry4471 no shit Mr. Smarty
@@starry4471 We know that, Sherlock Holmes.
mc yum
@@plasmaglowmusic1655 @JasonXD @Valerian you guys know you could silently laugh at whatever stupid thing that guy wrote so he doesn't delete it and others can have a chance to laugh too?
holy moly what an amazingly paced and informative video? Good job, I'm not even at the minecraft part yet but I love it
Press F to pay respect to our fellow gamer for dedicating so much time for our entertainment.
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You have no idea how excited I am for when I see my house. I’m gonna walk around my town in different ways instead of going outside and doing just what I’m doing online.
Alternative title: history of the entire Iceland, I guess
What did Spock say when his friend tripped?
"Kirkjufell"
Frick u for being funny
This is the winning comment.
I'm starting to find you everywhere
Allir eru hlæjandi, til hafmingju
Fun fact:
Kirkjufell roughly translates to Church mountain.
Came here for minecraft, got a history lesson worth more than a year of school.
More then 6 years of school in icelandic lol
It was really cool getting to watch you all work so hard on Iceland! It's unfortunate that you probably didn't encounter many, if any historical buildings. The historical architecture is fascinating and reflects how little wood there has been throughout Iceland's history- there was a bunch at first, but the forests were pretty much clear cut to make ships and buildings early on. Wood became such a rarity that it was pretty much considered to be a luxury item and was rarely used in buildings. Instead, stacked stone and thick layers of grass and dirt became the dominant building materials (which produced really cool, inventive house/livestock pen combinations in some cases) that continued the landscape instead of protruding straight up at a 90 degree angle. It's too bad that there aren't really a lot of forested areas in Iceland anymore because of all of the clearcutting throughout history, but it gave us super interesting architecture. (also this might not all be super accurate, I'm just going off of my memory from a research project I did three years ago)
_awesome music and inspirational building montage_
"There's no McDonald's"
too late man, ive already created the whole of the observable universe to scale.
@@shireshraj nah bro I'm just build different 🥶🥶
@@shireshraj it’s called a joke
@@shireshraj one could say he just *builds different*
*Sorry terrible pun
@@shireshraj yo, have you ever heard of this thing called a joke? no? yeah, i figured.
@@shireshraj I'm the Pope bro
This is incredible. During that build montage thing at around 10 minutes in, I was recognising places I’ve been to. Just goes to show that these guys aren’t kidding at all when it comes to building the earth 1 to 1.
10:30 Sorry, sir, but as a proud OpenStreetMapper, I must say, that you have wrongly implied that OpenStreetMap has terrain data in the first place!
Ikr, the terrain data is from random public data in the internet, he was making the video in a rush, spending like 12 hours a day.
No it’s from the National Icelandic Land survey. So all terrain data is very accurate.
@@geddavis3234 excuse me, it is all wrong, that is why we do terraforming
@@geddavis3234 the water is on the sky, water and land swap the position, the land is higher than 100m, a hill supposed to be the ocean, there is a hill in the middle of the sea,...
Guys if you look at the config, youll see the api where terra121 gets its data. The default which is probably what YT team server is on, is s3.amazonaws.com/elevation-tiles-prod/terrarium/ (need API Key) but in short its from Mapzen www.mapzen.com/blog/terrain-tile-service/
Pippen is the only person who can entertain you while doing a history lesson AND be such a leader of a wonderful project.
Ok I wanted to see him build Iceland but instead I got a university level history lesson
literally forgot it was a minecraft video half way through the history lesson
This guy really taught me Ice land's history better than my teacher did.
A history and Minecraft video all wrapped into one. It’s beautiful 🥲
Ah yes the place with volcanos left and right. Where it should be called Greenland, Iceland
Imagine if it was called Greenland it would be too wierd
I spent weeks terraforming Jokur and Seydis and it was so painful for me.
so cool
you're gonna need to redo seyðisfjörð cause they just had a landslide RIP
@@sigginn2 uh, i wont redo any, let the nordic+baltic team do it... im sick of terraforming now... spending hours just for grass
@@phattiel lol
I love when I see TH-camrs talk about Iceland in Minecraft cause it’s a small island and not many people live there so I like my home land
Honestly I feel like this is how school should be taught right now
I’m learning more in this video then I have in 4+ months of online school
Same here... XD
As an Icelander and helper of making Seyðisfjörður, this was quite fun
Edit: my house was replaced, i was featured in the credits so i'll let it slide
Mud slide ?
(too soon?)
I remember the rainbow streets, thanks for bringing back the memories with an actual minecraft build, this is crazy !
*sick beats playing*
"There's no MCdonalds"
Highlander Droid by formantx
There used to be 😢
Im proud of my country for that. Out of all the dumb political things this is one of the decent things we've done.
Hmm I’m going to start watching these to see if he builds my house in Reykjavík
We switch to a new location every video. You can however join BTE nordic and Baltic to see the full map of what has been done in Iceland and help continue building it.
I have made some of Reykjavik but it is still pretty empty. Just Hallgrímskirkja and some of the surrounding area.
@@geddavis3234, oh ok. Thats not even close to my house XD
I can’t wait until this whole project is finished
It'll take a long time, but take a shorter time if you join
Help us build!
@@diamondman307_ i would like to help but check out my list
List:
bad at pvp
average at building
bad at survival
bad at trolling
so thats why i am not joining
@@zandaro average at building is fine lol, you don't need the rest of that stuff lol
@@diamondman307_ average means almost bad at building
Really wasn't expecting a full blown history lesson along side this, but I am thoroughly interested
The history of Iceland: A minecraft speedrun documentary
I thought the Thumbnail was a painting wow
Yes I painted it - with blender
@@ryyichy no you didn’t lmao 😂😂😹😹
it was
@@ryyichy vapor pro render
This is so much more than minecraft, u guys make art. Breathtaking, im out of words. Also thanks for the history lesson haha
I'm a Simple man-I see PippenFTS i click
a man of culture I see
Respectable
Yes 🙌
The amount of work they put in this project is insane. As well as this top notch edited minecraft video turned history lesson.
One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. I went in the middle of winter, and it was truly a proper winter.
It was really crazy seeing everywhere I was at 2 years thank you for making this
I haven’t watched it all completely yet, I skipped a little of the intro, but can I just say how amazing all this and all you are??? The dedication put into this- it’s truly inspiring. Keep it up, I can’t wait to see it all finished!!! :D
always good to see you guys are still working on this awesome project
Pippen: **Blows up school**
Also Pippen: *"THIS IS HOW I WALK INTO BUILDINGS"*
Sounds like the most american thing ever
Alternative title: History And Facts About Iceland
this channel is deadass a hidden gem, imagine watching a minecraft video but at the same time learning history, finna watch all his videos from now on.
1:1 = quality content
That ð letter is pronounced like “th” I believe. I’m not Icelandic but I’m trying to learn the language :D
yeah i dont speak it either but i know a little abt icelandic and they kept trying to make it a d sound and im sitting here like "yall are making this wayyy harder than it needs to be"
yea its correct its ,,th'' but when you spell the letter its ,,edh' (somewhat near)'
Yeah im a language nerd and ð is pronounced like the “th” in /this/ so like u can tell its different than the “th” in /thought/ for example
@@caydenshorter1410 I'm icelandic and I vouch for this man. It's confusing, but the "th" sound in ð is pronounced like the word though. Thought is pronounced differently, the "th" sound in thought is almost more aggressive than the "th" in though. The "th" in thought is neminicent of the letter þ in icelandic. They sound similar but þ is pronounced with more air than the ð. The ð is more like a vibration than using air.
@@SwishSwoosh yeah how I remember how to pronounce þ is cause its called the letter “thorn” in old english, idk if its called thorn in icelandic tho. I wish english was like that, with /ð,þ,æ/ i think it would be more convenient. Or the greek letter theta (θ) which is the exact same sound as þ.
i love these videos, keep up the great work! i really enjoy the history portion you add to it all it’s amazing
Builders: **spend weeks building Iceland**
Pippen: hehe tnt go boom
Probz weeks
It was 4 weeks, and we have backup for the world btw.
If they're making Iceland, they have to make Vinland next.
@@icantrightnow1082 No, Vinland is a different region
I forgot this was for minecraft when he talked about the history
Same here.
As someone who worked on an island in Japan... terraforming is a HUGE pain. I really wish I could have helped with this project, but I’ve been way too busy
Im_Gonna_Live_in_Minecraft_Japan is that you? Ninoshima Island kinda pog
@@diamondman307_ yep! Thank you
Ninoshima island looks really cool, I might add some customs trees in the near future :eyes:
Pippen: explaining the history of Iceland
me: no need I've seen Vinland Saga
Filthy casual
This is really beautiful and incredible! Amazing editing as well! Keep up the awesome work, I’m always looking forward to every earth building episode you post!!
Well, this is a good way of teaching me history without wanting it
It's been 5 days and only 300k views. This is the most beautiful terraforming I've ever seen in Minecraft. The world needs to see this.
llove the history lesson man. learnt more in this then my past semester of history
It's... beautiful...
- Squidward
the music for the building montage is so amazing. i love symphonic metal.
You really just summarized 1000+ years of Iceland’s history in about 10 minutes.
Actually, it was 7 minutes. That is CRAZY!
Cant wait for amsterdam/tokyo
It will take forever
Amsterdam is already generated by a special part of the project. Only issue is it lacks of details
Cant wait for alabama... real time building meth labs
@@matthewmurdock7329 If you mean geocraft, apart from few buildings it looks absolutely disgusting and it's completely apart from bte. Amsterdam is slowly getting built on the MineFact server, and even tho I haven't checked it, I imagine the detail isn't bad.
Also, as the BTE Japan leader, Tokyo is slowly getting built by our team, starting with the more known and interesting places.
Here is an imgur link for what we have done in Shibuya during a month (still, that's not even the most impressive place we've done) imgur.com/a/RxNIT5P
@@arzim646 Can I be the moral support?
Love how accurate your recap is. I tip my hat to your research.
In a weird way, i find this video so beautiful. Thank you all for the time spent on my country (and for the history lessons)