Utilizing the nearly infinite customization potential of Minecraft, one player has built an incredible city dedicated to their Villagers that puts their scattered settlements to shame. Ever since Minecraft was released back in 2011, countless builds have highlighted the creativity made possible by the plethora of items that players can collect, with this Villager city among the latest.
Minecraft Villagers can be found around the towns in every Minecraft Seed, with some offering useful resources for trade in exchange for emeralds. Emeralds are one of the rare Minecraft materials as it appears in mines even less frequently than diamonds, making the poorer Villager resources less enticing than enchanted books, saddles, and wool. As many Minecraft players put Villagers in convenient areas in which they can interact with all of them, one fan has gone even further by building a huge city for these NPCs.
Reddit user -Piatzin recently shared a clip of their incredible Minecraft Villager city from three different angles which highlights the sheer scale of their build. The Minecraft clip begins with a close aerial view of two large cobblestone, deepslate, and wood buildings that are flanked by several smaller towers that are mostly made of stone bricks. With most of the buildings topped with chests, crafting tables, and torches, a few Villagers come in and out of view of -Piatzin's Minecraft video between the towers and other monuments that have been built in dedication to the trading Minecraft NPCs.
The second view of -Piatzin's Minecraft city spotlights at least 10 buildings made with materials akin to the others, with one side of the Villager city including tall bamboo shoots and small patches of grass. The final view of -Piatzin's Minecraft Villager city shows just how much work the player put into their build as there are over a dozen towers in the frame that vary in size. Though some of the structures share similarities with each other, most of the buildings in -Piatzin's clip are unique which further emphasizes the time spent creating the city.
While many fans have celebrated -Piatzin's Villager city, the player has stated that the Minecraft NPCs don't path above the second floor of most buildings which may discourage others from taking a similar approach for their Villagers. Unlike the scale of other Minecraft builds and Minecraft Legends, this clip resembles something more like Sim City or Cities: Skylines due to the density of buildings and smoke produced by some of them.
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