What Happens To A Minecraft World After Trillions Of Years?

Summary

The script narrates a hypothetical scenario where a Minecraft world continues to run indefinitely after its player, Timmy, tragically dies. It explores the ultimate fate of the game's entities and environment, from the extinction of villagers and the destruction of forests to the persistence of hostile mobs. As time stretches into the billions, the world is gradually worn down by natural disasters and mob interactions, leading to a desolate landscape. The story contemplates the long-term effects of Minecraft's mechanics on an unattended world, pondering the game's potential for chaos and decay over unfathomable spans of time.

Takeaways

• 🕹️ Timmy's Minecraft world continues to run indefinitely after a tragic accident and a series of geological events.
• 🏠 Timmy's house, containing his computer, ends up deep in the Earth's crust, where it survives due to a combination of geological and technological anomalies.
• 🌌 The story speculates on the long-term fate of a Minecraft world if it were to run continuously for billions of years, outlasting human civilization.
• 🌳 Villages and their inhabitants would struggle to survive without player intervention, facing threats from raids, lightning, and accidents.
• 🐑 Passive mobs that spawn from chunk generation and do not naturally reproduce would eventually die out due to accidents and fall damage.
• 🔥 Forests would be decimated by lightning strikes, leading to the extinction of trees and the habitats they provide for various mobs.
• 🐈 Ocelots, which do not take fall damage and have natural defenses against some threats, could potentially be the last mobs standing.
• 💥 Creeper explosions, both natural and those caused by lightning strikes or warden battles, would contribute to the gradual erosion of the world's terrain.
• 🦄 The introduction of the warden mob could lead to the extermination of ocelots, further depleting the world's biodiversity.
• 🌋 Enderman and the potential for naturally generated Nether portals introduce a complex dynamic that could influence the long-term survival of certain mobs.
• 🍄 Mushroom Island biomes, isolated and protected, may be some of the last areas to remain intact, providing a sanctuary for any entities that can reach them.

Q & A

What is the central theme of the Minecraft world described in the script?

The central theme is the hypothetical scenario of a Minecraft world running indefinitely without human interaction, exploring the ultimate fate of the game world and its inhabitants.

Why does Timmy's Minecraft world continue to run even after his death?

Timmy's Minecraft world continues to run because his computer was left on and was later buried in a geological pit, where it remained powered due to a glitch at the power company.

How does the script describe the long-term impact of villagers without human players in Minecraft?

The script describes that without human players, villagers would eventually face extinction due to various factors such as illager raids, lightning strikes, and accidents involving fall damage.

What role do creepers play in the long-term destruction of the Minecraft world?

Creepers contribute to the destruction of the Minecraft world by exploding and causing damage to the terrain. Their explosions, along with other factors like lightning strikes, lead to the gradual erosion of the world.

How do ocelots fare in the Minecraft world as time progresses indefinitely?

Ocelots have a chance of surviving longer than other mobs due to their ability to avoid fall damage and not being hunted by skeletons. However, they are still at risk of being killed by the warden, a new mob introduced in the game.

What is the significance of the warden in the Minecraft world's long-term ecosystem?

The warden is significant as it can exterminate ocelots and cause chaos in the world by fighting with other mobs. It also plays a role in the rare occurrence of creeper explosions, which contribute to the world's erosion.

How does the script explain the eventual fate of passive mobs like sheep, cows, and pigs in an unattended Minecraft world?

The script explains that passive mobs would eventually perish due to accidents and fall damage over time, as they would not be able to regenerate health or avoid hazards without player intervention.

What is the role of Enderman in creating natural disasters in the Minecraft world?

Enderman can inadvertently cause natural disasters by placing blocks that may lead to avalanches or other destructive events. They can also create nether portal frames out of lava, which can introduce more threats to the world.

How do zoglins, introduced in the script, impact the long-term survival of other mobs in the Minecraft world?

Zoglins, once they enter the Overworld, become hostile and engage in battles with skeletons. Their presence and actions can lead to the eventual extinction of other mobs and contribute to the world's destruction.

What is the ultimate fate of the Minecraft world if left to run indefinitely, according to the script?

The ultimate fate of the Minecraft world, if left to run indefinitely, is the complete destruction of all terrain and the extinction of all mobs, leaving behind only bedrock, water, and possibly a few wild cats and aquatic life.

Why are mushroom islands considered a safe haven for mobs in the long-term scenario presented in the script?

Mushroom islands are considered a safe haven because they are isolated and not connected to the main terrain, which protects them from the destructive forces like creeper explosions and erosion that affect the rest of the world.

Outlines

00:00

🎮 The Eternal Minecraft World

This paragraph narrates the fantastical tale of Timmy, an avid Minecraft player whose life ends tragically in a car accident, leaving his game perpetually running. His in-game world continues to exist, even as his house is swallowed by a geological pit and descends into the Earth's crust. Miraculously, the laptop's battery and a power cord infused with Earth's mantle metal keep the game running. As Earth faces a supernova, Timmy's room, now part of an asteroid, is hurled into space, orbiting a white dwarf and outlasting the universe's heat death. The story transitions into a thought experiment about the ultimate fate of a Minecraft world if left to run indefinitely, with modifications to game mechanics to simulate infinite time and computing power.

05:02

🏘️ Villagers' Extinction and the World's Decay

The second paragraph delves into the consequences of a Minecraft world devoid of human players. Villages, already struggling to survive without player intervention, face inevitable decline. Illagers and zombies would decimate villages, while lightning storms would set fire to homes, leaving villagers without shelter. Over time, even peaceful mode would not protect villagers from accidents and eventual extinction. Forests would succumb to fire, and passive mobs like sheep, wolves, and cows would perish due to fall damage or hunting. The paragraph paints a bleak picture of a world where all that remains are hostile mobs, wild cats, and the potential for ocelots to inherit the Earth, pending the threat of the newly introduced warden.

10:02

🌲 The Desolate World: Hostile Mobs and Creepers

This paragraph continues the grim narrative, focusing on the eventual extinction of all life forms in the Minecraft world. With villagers, forests, and passive mobs gone, only hostile mobs, wild cats, and sea life remain. The paragraph explores the unlikely scenarios that could cause creepers to explode, such as skeletons accidentally hitting them with arrows. It also discusses the potential for wardens to spawn and wreak havoc, leading to a slow but steady erosion of the world's surface through creeper explosions. The paragraph concludes with the eventual extinction of wardens and the cessation of creeper explosions, leaving behind a barren world.

15:02

🔥 The Last Battle: Zoglins vs. Skeletons

The fourth paragraph introduces zoglins, which could potentially continue the world's decay through battles with skeletons. It explains the rare conditions under which zoglins could spawn and the likelihood of their arrows hitting creepers, which are often charged by lightning. The narrative suggests that zoglins could spread across the world, causing further destruction until all terrain is reduced to bedrock. The paragraph concludes with the eventual extinction of zoglins as their spawning mechanism is destroyed, leading to a world devoid of life and events.

20:05

🍄 Mushroom Islands' Eternal Tranquility

In the final paragraph, the focus shifts to the Mushroom Island biomes, which, due to their isolation, could survive the destruction of the rest of the Minecraft world. These biomes, disconnected from the main terrain, would remain safe from the ravages of creepers and other destructive forces. The paragraph muses on the idea of these biomes being a sanctuary for the few remaining creatures, such as cats, offering a stark contrast to the desolation outside. It concludes with a philosophical reflection on the inevitable end of all things, both in the game and in the universe, highlighting the shared fate of all existence.

Keywords

💡Minecraft

Minecraft is a sandbox video game where players can build and explore their own virtual worlds made up of blocks. It is central to the video's theme as it discusses the hypothetical scenarios of what would happen in a Minecraft world if left to run indefinitely, without human interaction.

💡Hardcore Mode

Hardcore Mode in Minecraft is a challenging game mode where the player has only one life, and death results in the world being deleted. The script mentions Timmy's 'Hardcore Minecraft World' to illustrate his dedication and the continuous operation of his game.

💡Villagers

Villagers in Minecraft are non-player characters that inhabit villages. They play a significant role in the video as the script speculates on their fate in a world devoid of players, suggesting they would be vulnerable to various threats without player protection.

💡Ender Pearls

Ender Pearls are items in Minecraft used for teleportation. The script refers to Timmy's quest to collect them, indicating a common goal in the game to prepare for challenging battles, such as fighting the Ender Dragon.

💡Ender Dragon

The Ender Dragon is the final boss in Minecraft, found in the End dimension. The script uses the dragon as a symbol of the ultimate challenge in the game, which Timmy is working towards defeating.

💡Geological Pit

A geological pit in the script refers to a massive sinkhole that swallows Timmy's house, including his running Minecraft game. It is a key element in the video's narrative, showing a dramatic real-world event affecting the in-game world.

💡Tectonic Plates

Tectonic plates are large slabs of Earth's lithosphere that move and interact with each other. The script mentions the stability of these plates as a factor that allows Timmy's Minecraft world to continue running undisturbed deep within the Earth.

💡White Dwarf

A white dwarf is the remnant of a star after it has exhausted its nuclear fuel. The video uses the concept of a white dwarf to illustrate the long-term survival of Timmy's Minecraft world, as it remains in orbit around such a celestial object.

💡Supernova

A supernova is a powerful and bright explosion that occurs at the end of a star's life cycle. The script discusses the destruction of Earth by a supernova but notes that Timmy's room, now part of an asteroid, survives the cataclysm.

💡Warden

The Warden is a mob in Minecraft that was introduced in an update after the script was written. It is a hostile entity that poses a threat to other mobs and indirectly affects the in-game ecosystem, as discussed in the video's exploration of the long-term effects on Minecraft's world.

💡Zoglins

Zoglins are a type of mob in the Nether dimension of Minecraft. The script hypothesizes their role in the long-term survival and conflict within the game world, suggesting they could contribute to the erosion of the Minecraft landscape.

💡Creeper

Creepers are hostile mobs in Minecraft known for their explosive attacks. The video discusses the role of creepers in the erosion of the game world over time, especially when charged by lightning or involved in battles with other mobs.

💡Mushroom Island

A Mushroom Island biome in Minecraft is a rare landmass consisting of mycelium and giant mushrooms, devoid of typical Overworld flora and fauna. The script concludes with the idea that Mushroom Island biomes could be the last remnants of the Minecraft world, untouched by the chaos of the game's long-term decay.

Highlights

Timmy's love for Minecraft leads to a perpetually running game world after a tragic accident.

Minecraft world continues to function due to a power glitch, despite Timmy's house being destroyed.

A geological pit pulls the house, and Timmy's Minecraft world, deep into the Earth's crust.

Timmy's room survives, powered by the Earth's mantle, keeping the Minecraft world running for billions of years.

Earth's surface becomes uninhabitable, but Timmy's room and Minecraft world are protected deep underground.

The house turns into an asteroid containing Timmy's room, which enters space after the Earth's destruction.

The asteroid orbits a white dwarf, receiving energy that sustains Timmy's Minecraft world indefinitely.

Minecraft's world, devoid of players, faces a future of decline and extinction of various elements.

Villagers and Iron Golems are predicted to be wiped out due to raids and natural disasters.

Forests and trees are destined to burn down over time without player intervention.

Passive mobs like sheep, wolves, and cows are expected to die out from accidents and fall damage.

Ocelots may inherit the Minecraft Earth, but the introduction of the warden poses a new threat.

Enderman and creeper interactions could lead to the destruction of the world over an infinite time span.

Skeletons and wardens may cause rare but impactful explosions that erode the world.

Zoglins from the Nether could potentially continue the erosion process if a portal remains intact.

The ultimate fate of a Minecraft world could be the complete destruction, leaving only bedrock and water.

Mushroom Island biomes may be the last to survive, unaffected by the world's destruction.

The story of Timmy's Minecraft world serves as a metaphor for the potential end of the universe.

Transcripts

Timmy loves Minecraft he loves playing

Minecraft so much he has his Hardcore

Minecraft World open all the time and

never turns off his computer he runs his

Farms keeps working on his villager

trading and continues the rare hunt for

ender pearls to eventually fight the

dragon unfortunately Timmy and his

family died in a car accident but left

his computer running with his Minecraft

world still going a few days later his

in-game character was killed by a zombie

that was able to get in through the roof

but the world continued to run his real

life house later that week was

discovered to have inextricable toxic

mold and the house was scheduled to be

destroyed power was never cut off from

the house prior to bulldozing due to a

glitch in accounting at the power

company so his Minecraft world stayed on

before scheduled destruction commenced

miraculously the largest geological pit

on Earth which was just under his house

lost pressure and pulled the house down

falling deep into the geological

sinkhole what was unknown to people at

the time time was just how deep this

geological pit went as gas pressure

Spilled Out of the pit where Timmy's

house used to be the house continued to

get pulled deeper and deeper into the

Earth's crust approaching the bottom of

the pit with increasing velocity until

what was left of the house landed

somewhere near the bottom of the Earth's

crust near the Earth's mantle the house

was assumed to have been completely

incinerated but a portion of it Timmy's

room actually survived cradled in a pit

of metal close to the Earth's mantle as

the house had sunk the internal battery

on Timmy's laptop kept his Minecraft

world running through additional

miraculous circumstances somehow his

laptop power cord became infused with

the metal surrounding Timmy's room which

powered the cord through the continual

heat bubbling up from the Earth's mantle

a side effect of this strange geology

going on in this area was that the

tectonic plates surrounding it were very

stable this would allow the portion of

Timmy's house to remain undestroed all

the while the Minecraft world continued

to run a billion years after this point

human civilization was long gone Earth's

surface was a scorched hellscape about

to be obliterated by our son's Supernova

but being at the bottom of the Earth's

crust Timmy's room was protected against

what was going on at the surface and the

computer was running at hot but

sustainable temperatures until the sun

went supernova and obliterated Earth

fortunately the metal and rocks

surrounding Timmy's room was not broken

apart but blasted away as an intact

asteroid with Timmy's room at the center

of it hurtling through space with stored

thermal energy the asteroid was large

enough for this thermal energy within

the layers of rock and metal powering

the laptop to last a few million years

but it wasn't going to last forever

fortunately the asteroid fell into close

orbit around a white dwarf which is

usually the dead core of a star that has

already gone Supernova white dwarfs are

theorized to be the last objects that

will endure as the universe breaks down

to survive the heat death of the

universe for longer than any object save

black holes themselves and for

unfathomable amounts of time to the

Practical end of the universe the

asteroid kept in close orbit with the

white dwarf receiving energy and warmth

and for all of time Timmy's Minecraft

world continued to run

this is the story of what happened

inside of that Minecraft world

Minecraft's characteristics in so many

ways defies our minds attempts to

understand the various levels of depth

that it reaches in practice and in

theory by so many different metrics in

the previous episode investigating ways

in which Minecraft could beat itself we

took a Minecraft world without people

all the possible outcomes and focused on

specific timelines in which incredibly

significant events happen but rather

than that what is most likely to happen

if Herobrine took everyone who was

playing Minecraft right now and made

them disappear like it's the goddamn

Minecraft Rapture and our computers

stayed on till the end of time what

would be the ultimate fate of those

worlds given enough time would anything

interesting happen to a Minecraft world

if it was left to run for an infinite or

unfathomable span of time like in the

previous experiment we're modifying the

rules of Minecraft from normal mechanics

to intended mechanics if we had infinite

computing power and infinite time the

entire world 60 million by 60 million

perimeter is loaded all entities are

processing and instead of player

localized mob spawns are worldwide

localized spawning everywhere so that

everywhere it looks like mob spawning

that happens around the player for both

night and day with that let's start the

clock on a world that runs forever and

see where it takes us there's so many

elements of Minecraft that are dependent

upon the player that if the world was

left to its own devices that they would

all meet a dismal fate before it even

began all rare blocks and items or

non-rare blocks and items for that

matter that do not naturally generate

will never see the light of day a beacon

will never hit the sky a hopper will

never transport items but beyond the

blaringly obvious what naturally

generating resources blocks and natural

species would immediately start having

trouble the first and foremost is the

villages the villagers need you so badly

they were screwed before the illiger

update they're even screwed in peaceful

mode first off a fully loaded Minecraft

world would allow illagers to Target

Village after village with raids raids

that villagers are hard-pressed to

survive even with you present without it

the illagers would continue to slay iron

golems and villagers until there was

nothing left prior to the illager update

nighttime and the occasional Zombie

Siege would similarly slay villagers

faster than they could reproduce

especially on hard mode where they can

break the doors without hard mode not

every villager actually manages to make

it inside their programming pathfinding

of them running into their houses at

night doesn't always go off without a

hitch not to mention armored zombies

during the day picking off villager

after villager until nothing is left but

with the absence of all hostile mobs in

what's supposed to be the happy ending

peaceful mode why is the future of

villagers still complete Extinction the

first step is lightning storms apply

enough time and lightning strikes will

eventually hit set fire and Destroy

every single house in a village until

they have no homes left to speak of

lightning is one of the huge erasing

factors in this deep look into Minecraft

time because forests do not naturally

generate without the player replanting

their saplings without the player the

forests are doomed lightning strikes

will eventually burn down every single

flammable block on the surface which

aside from villager houses includes all

trees with logs and leaves so villagers

are homeless in this peaceful world but

how would they actually die they could

get struck by lightning slowly but

there's actually something that could

kill them much faster accidents with

gravity even if it's just half a heart

per year every villager will eventually

take fall damage in its various

pathfinding exploration routes with no

way to regenerate their health through

the passage of large spans of time and

small mistakes here and there every

villager will eventually die but let's

go back to the non-peaceful world where

the villagers and iron golems die much

quicker to the skeletons zombies and

illagers every villager in Iron Golem is

dead and most of the forests are burned

down and continuing to burn soon there

will be no wood left save for naturally

generating wood in abandoned mine shafts

what would happen next with no Villages

left villagers would no longer be able

to spawn through raids however even if

their outposts and Woodland Mansions are

burned down their spotting mechanics are

not defined by the structure but by a

spawning box centered around the

structure meaning they'll still be able

to spawn in their local homelands for

now the next wave of death in a

Minecraft after people that we could

expect is pretty much everything all

passive mobs that Spawn from chunk

generation and do not spawn naturally

preceding that event sheep wolves cows

all the mobs that have a one-time

generation upon the world first

appearing would meet the same fate as

the villagers in peaceful mode through

various accidents mostly random small

amounts of fall damage all of them would

eventually perish all except the two

mobs that don't take fall damage the

chicken and the ocelot but the chicken

are hunted by the various mobs of this

type throughout the game leaving them to

perish much so sooner than the slow

accidental fall damage category even if

somehow chickens managed to outlive

their predators due to the Predators

slowly dying from Fall damage the ocelot

is also a predator that hunts chickens

meaning the chickens in Minecraft will

eventually perish until all that's left

is the rare chicken jockey a baby zombie

riding a chicken which would spawn at

night but while baby zombies used to not

burn in sunlight in the past they do now

leaving the chicken alone to be hunted

by the ocelots and even if they didn't

ocelots will literally kill the chicken

while the baby zombie is riding him

which means chickens will rarely appear

only to be killed again but what about

the ocelot their spawning is not tied to

World Generation but to certain y levels

in certain biomes and they don't take

fall damage they don't drown when

swimming unless trapped underwater and

they repel creepers so it's very

unlikely for a cat to take damage from

them could ocelots end up inheriting the

Minecraft Earth maybe there's a recent

addition to Minecraft the warden I

tested it and they in indeed do kill

ocelots broke my heart to watch it it's

a shame because the warden has no eyes

and makes its decisions to kill based on

hearing and movement vibrations in

previous Minecraft versions cats are

loud and meowing but before they were

tamed ocelots were completely silent

that combined with their tip-toeing

nature should allow ocelots to remain

undetected by the warden dick move

Mojang so as it stands the warden slowly

exterminates ocelots but they continue

to respawn in their natural habitats for

now so we've now reached a point in

Minecraft where the world is quite

Barren and quite dark everything we love

that's bright and happy is dead forests

are dead villagers dead sweet cute

adorable puppies dead sheep pigs

and everything else that puts a light in

our hearts and some color to This World

Gone Forever never to return only wild

cats are left in addition to all hostile

mobs pillagers and sea life but it would

seem at this point now that lightning

gravity evil and Undead have destroyed

everything non-renewable above the

surface that there's nowhere else to go

with this experiment right just wait in

the last video we explored the

incredible game-changing Randomness that

can be brought to the worlds by Enderman

when their block placing eventually

allows incredible things to happen given

enough time and given enough Infinity

World attempts but now it's time to

explore what is more likely to happen

with enderman's destructive counterpart

the creeper without the player a

creeper's options for being enticed to

explode are limited Snow Golems as we

explored in last video can naturally be

spawned by Enderman but carved pumpkins

are a non-renewable resource that

generates very rarely in the world so on

the scale of deep time through spawning

snow golems that are being destroyed by

other means carved pumpkins would be

gone quite quickly in their absence what

could cause a creeper to explode there's

only one source that could potentially

make a creeper explode that would be

continued newly present throughout this

condition of the world pretty much

forever the skeleton skeletons do not

attack creepers but they can

accidentally hit creepers if they're

trying to attack something else but with

everything we love killed from the game

what is left that could possibly entice

skeletons to fire arrows the warden

first off can the warden spawn naturally

from my research it seems that he can

any noise will entice the Shrieker boxes

to spawn one including non-player noises

even down to the Flying round of bats

inside of these ancient cities so

wardens are going to spawn and because

they fight pretty much everything this

seemingly inactive world where Undead

mobs just walk around at night with

nothing left to fight or kill will

actually be more active than you would

expect skeletons are not naturally

aggressive to the warden but wardens are

to skeletons if the warden decides to

melee attack the skeleton it's going to

be a one shot and there will be no fight

thus no fired arrows unless the skeleton

is armored but if the warden is enticed

to chase something up to the surface

then decides to hit the skeleton with

its long range beam which is often the

case the skeleton Will Survive that and

shoot arrows in return and so we have

our rarely occurring skeleton Warden

battles some of which a skeleton will

accidentally shoot a creeper the creeper

will explode on the skeleton and we have

an explosion which will remove some

blocks from the world now because Undead

mobs don't spawn in ancient cities the

Shrieker boxes that cause wardens to

spawn will be somewhat more protected

from this phenomenon you would need a

skeleton and a creeper to wander far

enough in and for the explosion to take

out one of the boxes because the train

outside of the ancient cities is more

likely to be destroyed wardens would

spawn for a long long time causing havoc

and the rare Creeper explosion as the

world slowly gets more and more worn

down eating away at itself until all

surface dirt is destroyed and the stone

slowly gets weathered away by creeper

explosions over millions billions

perhaps trillions of years but it might

be faster than you think because with

all the time passing lightning strikes

are still occurring often hitting

Creepers on the surface who do not die

during the day as they don't burn in

sunlight just waiting for the accidental

Arrow to hit them meaning it might be

even more likely than not given so much

time that creepers will be charged by

lightning strikes it could even be most

creepers meaning that each time this

explosion happens it takes out a

substantial amount of terrain shortening

the time that it takes for this process

to wear the entire Minecraft world down

as it all goes down the first thing this

process eliminates are illagers and

ocelots natural spawning spots among

lightning strikes and Charged Creeper

explosions both of which could

eventually kill them the remaining

illichers and ocelots once the terrain

has moved below their natural spawning

levels would have to contend with the

spawning wardens wandering around the

world killing everyone and would be very

unlikely to survive this reign of warden

Terror would not last forever the world

would continually get worn down until we

reached the level of ancient cities by

which time most Shrieker boxes would

have been destroyed by creepers at this

point with the rest of them exposed the

remaining Shrieker boxes would

eventually be destroyed making the

warden extinct and the creeper

explosions stop now that half of the

world of Minecraft has been destroyed

and the Very mechanic that was

destroying it eventually destroys itself

what takes place next if any ocelots

have survived congratulations you out

survived all your predators and will

live the rest of your life in peace with

the undead mobs that will continue to

spawn now with no enemies left to fight

except that this is not true remember

the naturally lighting nether portal

science that we explored in the last

video if you didn't see it basically

Enderman can actually create nether

portal frames out of lava in

astronomically rare chains of events the

events have to happen perfectly if you

turn the wrong block into obsidian then

there's no way to remove it and your

frame attempt is ruined but with the

help of generation Shenanigans and the

gigantic size of a Minecraft world it

can be safe to assume that a couple

portals or more would be naturally

generated by Enderman over the vast

expanse of space of the Minecraft world

and time that we've already covered if

this is the case we would need a way for

the nether portal to be safe from

creeper explosions being very close to a

water source will do it in most

situations but but even if it doesn't

and the portal is shut down by an

explosion it can always be re-lit by a

lightning strike but since the nether

portal would eventually be in the air

with lowering terrain it would need to

be around or directly above a water

source for nether mobs to survive the

fall or low enough to bedrock if we have

even one naturally generated portal per

World reach these conditions then we

have a way for erosion to continue with

this nether portal being above or near

water or Bedrock anything that comes out

of it will survive the fall and descend

with the flowing water no matter how

much the train changes around it one

nether mob that attacks skeletons on

site is zoglins unfortunately zoglins

are hard to create even for the player

they don't naturally generate anywhere

and the hoglands that transform into

them only do so when in the Overworld

but are scared of nether portals and run

away from them but all it takes is a

ledge overlooking the nether portal

which when considering the terrain of

the nether will happen almost more often

than not and a hogland to be pushed down

accidentally touching the nether portal

when it lands so it's incredibly rare

but remember that this experiment has

infinite time if another portal exists

zoglins will eventually come out of it

zaklin's zombifies seconds after they

enter the Overworld and that makes them

hostile to almost everything including

skeletons so even if one nether portal

remains safe from creeper explosions but

continually over expanses of time has

zoglins wandering out of it you would

have zoglin's skeleton battles where a

missed Arrow would eventually hit a

creeper creepers are waiting so long for

this you can expect almost all of them

to be charged by lightning at this point

but still much slower than the warden

mechanic with one or a few protected

Nether Portals per world the world would

continue to wear down from creeper

explosions but one thing that interrupts

this is zoglin's inability to get very

far they wouldn't be able to get very

far in the world even if they spawned

out at morning and had 10 minutes to

wander out before Undead dead spawns

commenced but this radius where the

fights were taking place would

eventually wear down to bedrock

preventing spawns and allowing zoglins

to wander up and out of this spreading

hole farther and farther as the terrain

continued to wear down over unfathomable

stretches of time likely comparable to

the total lifespan of our real Universe

zocklins would continue to wage war with

skeletons hitting charged creepers until

the spreading unspawnable Bedrock Circle

consumed the entire 60 million by 60

million radius of a Minecraft world one

day the last Undead mob would spawn

before its final spawning block would be

destroyed by the last creeper the

zoglins will have won their global war

with the skeletons and cheering among

the zoglins would ensue with no one left

to kill zoglins they would continue to

pour into this pure Bedrock world with

the occasional island of blocks

protected by water or lava until the

entire world was to the brim with

quadrillions of them an end state of

total disorder and miserable living

conditions for these Undead pigs missing

their Homeland for most Minecraft worlds

that ending or the ending where it stops

at Deep slate once all wardens spawning

has stopped might be the ultimate fate

of Minecraft worlds if left the ravages

of infinite time but for some Minecraft

worlds towards the end of the zoglin's

onslaught on the skeletons there could

be an explosion near a portal that shuts

it off not a problem since it will

eventually be relit with lightning

except for the fact that the final

explosion eliminated some stone blocks

and changed the water flow that water

flow could then flow through the portal

permanently which would cancel all

future zoglin reinforcements still there

will be enough zoglins in the world to

finish its work of triggering Creeper

explosions to eliminate the remaining

terrain zoglin still win but their

source of spawning has been cut off with

this in mind the remaining zoglins will

then slowly suffer the same fate as the

mobs from the previous Minecraft

Triassic era eventual death from Gravity

via fall damage once they're all dead

Minecraft will be nothing but Bedrock

oceans the occasional block mountain

covered in water or lava and all the

Aquatic Life that spawns in the water

and a few cats if they manage to survive

billions of years of wardens and then

charged creepers a few wild cats will

inherit a world forever alone and

completely destroyed where nothing

spawns anymore

no new events happen an entropy

finally

comes to an end the Minecraft world

is over

oh I forgot something Mushroom

Island biomes many of these are screwed

being connected to terrain that falls

outside of the biome's chunk radius and

thus will be destroyed by creepers in

the same way others will have emerging

cave systems that continue outside of

the chunk radius and those will fall and

be destroyed in the same way but the

mushroom islands that are perfectly

contained creepers have no way to reach

them while all of this is going on and

the world is destroyed around them for

the entirety of the universe's lifespan

these cows with their venereal diseases

will experience an infinite amount of

Minecraft sunsets knowing that they will

be safe for all time I guess the moral

of the story is if you want to build

somewhere that will be safe mushroom

islands really will keep them safe in a

way that none of us could have ever

imagined the heat death of the real

universe is going to take a long time I

probably won't be able to witness it

probably

probably but it still makes me sad

knowing that somehow absurdly Minecraft

if given similar scales of time will go

the same way makes me feel like this

must be some kind of transcendent law of

realities but whether you're a pixelated

monster in a block game or a Celestial

body careening through the cosmos at

least we can say that we're all in this

together a great thank you to our top

tier patrons comrade back dprk Cristiano

frasinetti eprb Jonathan Finelli Matthew

scarberry and fibault tollette if the

universe really was ending I'd hug you

guys first well actually I'd probably

hug my family first then my in real life

friends

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