Summary
- Minecraft player showcases intricate oil rig build, encompassing attention to detail using in-game items.
- Impressive oil rig includes a detailed interior and took only two weeks to build.
A talented Minecraft player online has built an awesome oil rig in the game, showcasing their incredible attention to detail. This Minecraft build captures plenty of small details, making clever use of in-game items to bring the oil rig to life.
The core concept of Minecraft is based on player creativity. As a result, ever since the game’s release long ago, Minecraft has amassed an extremely creative community of players, many of whom love to show off their clever creations online. Some players have even spent years on the same world, creating something truly special over a long period of time. Just recently, one Minecraft player showed off a jaw-dropping kingdom they spent 13 years building, a great display of commitment to their world.
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Redditor Kaizens87 showed off their incredible Minecraft build, a realistic oil rig they created alongside another user called Disableos. From afar, it looks like it could be a real picture of an oil rig, which was even pointed out by several in the thread. Getting closer reveals the impressive level of detail put into this build – perhaps the most ingenious element is the use of chains to simulate moving helicopter rotor blades.
Minecraft Oil Rig Fan Build
This isn’t just a fancy exterior, either. They’ve even gone ahead and completed the full interior of the oil rig, ensuring that this is a fully usable Minecraft base. According to the user, the entire project took “about two weeks to build,” which is extremely impressive given the scale on display. Multiple users pointed out that it even looks like it could be an official Minecraft LEGO set.
Over 15 years after its initial early access release, Mojang continues to update Minecraft with frequent new patches, constantly bringing fresh content to the game. Last year, the developer changed its approach to Minecraft updates, opting to release smaller updates more regularly rather than massive updates a few times a year. As the game gets older, this is probably the right approach. It keeps players coming back more frequently, making Minecraft feel more alive than ever.
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November 18, 2011
- ESRB
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E10+ For Everyone 10+ Due To Fantasy Violence