Minecraft Player Shares Neat Atmospheric Structure Designs

A talented Minecraft fan online has shared their impressive atmospheric structure designs that they’d like to see added to the game’s natural biomes. These unique Minecraft designs could be used to add even more character to each biome in the game.

Across Minecraft‘s long lifespan, fans have never been shy about sharing their own ideas for the game. After all, Mojang can’t come up with all the good ideas, so sometimes these community suggestions are a great starting point for the developer. Sometimes, players create working proof-of-concepts of these ideas in-game, while at other times, they produce them outside the game. Just recently, another Minecraft player shared an awesome idea for a volcano biome concept, which would be a complete change of pace from what players are currently used to.

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Redditor tedude3 shared their impressive Minecraft creation, after making different structures that fit thematically with each biome, suggesting that they could be added as naturally spawning entities in the world. Each structure is made using existing in-game blocks, so it would certainly be plausible. It just helps to add a little bit of character to each area. The player even thought about how each one could be integrated into the game to make them feel like a realistic part of the Minecraft world.

Minecraft Atmospheric Structures Add Character To Each Biome

For example, the bridge remnants only spawn in the lava oceans in Minecraft‘s Nether, and could sometimes spawn with a chest to encourage players to interact with them. Then, there are swamp pillars, which could theoretically spawn in groups of one to five, while only spawning in swamp waters. Implementing these kinds of features is always easier said than done, but given the existence of randomly generated villages, it seems like it could be possible and would be a great addition to the game.

So long after its initial release, it’s impressive that Mojang continues to release plenty of new content for the game. Older content is often updated, too, with Minecraft recently making big changes to leashes in a recent snapshot. Given its ongoing popularity, it seems as though there’s no end in sight for Mojang’s Minecraft support, especially if fans continue to share their own ideas for the game.

Minecraft

Released

November 18, 2011

ESRB

E10+ For Everyone 10+ Due To Fantasy Violence

Engine

LWJGL, PROPRIETARY ENGINE