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It's not infinite, but it's pretty damn close. Constantly going in one direction for an entire 5 years in real life wouldn't even come close to the full size of the Minecraft world.

Bullshit

I call bullshit on your bullshit.

infinite minus 1

Here, take this.

I call bullshit on your calling of bullshit on my bullshit

Neptune's equator is about 30,700 miles around. How long do you think it would take to walk around that?

That's more the size of it's diameter. I't circumference is much bigger. About 2pi times bigger.

2? I meant just pi. Whoops.

Name a single person that has done it.

Go back to the kitchen.

hes not wasting his life doing it...hes counting on the support of his youtube viewers to pay him to do it.

You must be one of the single, less educated individuals i've met....

So he hasn't done it, so you don't know his name, because no one has done it.

Even though no one has done it, minecraft has rules determined by mathematic algorithms. Some simple math shows that the far lands begin after approximately 820 hours of walking in one direction in minecraft. However, since the far lands have been removed post 1.8 the minecraft world now extends out to 30,000,000 meters in one direction, taking 1960 hours to traverse, or 81 days. While a shit ton of time, far short of the 5 year estimate mentioned.

how bout you read the fucking comment mate. i said 81 days. and thats just radius, edge to edge it would take 162 days. where the fuck did you pull 4 from?

there sure is a whole lot of butthurt going on in this thread.

I fucking love you

please quote it then, because the only times I mentioned were 820 hours (34 days) and 1960 hours (81 days)

And im not seeing how im contributing to all the butthurt considering i dropped by for one comment, dropping some facts from the wiki.

Im seriously not fucking seeing it.

breakdown of my comment:
before 1.8: 820 hours to reach edge of minecraft world
after 1.8: 1960 hours to reach edge of minecraft world

both of those times are far over 4 days and those were the only two timestamps I mentioned, please, enlighten me.

also I stopped by for one comment before you made a comment which is apparantly STILL confusing me.

Before 1.8 it ended at 2.147.480.000 or so, but after 1.8 it ends at 30.000.000.

Did you could "far lands" as the end?

What the fuck is wrong with you dude? He never said 4. So what. the. fuck. are. you. talking. about.

This is good to use as well...


'Ill go now...

okay, the circumference of neptune is 96,685 miles. say you walk at pace of 4 miles an hours, it would take 24171 hours or about 1007 days to circumnavigate neptune. I dont know where I wrote or where you read that I believe it could be done in 4 days and I'm sorry if that was my error somewhere along the way. but I can guarantee you two things: You cannot travel the equator of neptune in four days and you can reach the edge of minecraft well within a year if always on the move. Im sorry that this has caused so much needless debate, could we put an end to it? on good terms?

I would just like to add, No where did I see mention of four days, either.
I also was unaware of the far lands removal. DO you know what happens when you reach the end of the world now?

The removal of the farlands was accidental when the terrain generation code was changed for 1.8, but with no plans to reintroduce it. Now the way it works is that the farther you go out the more frequent and large ocean biomes are, by the time you've reached where the original farlands were, finding an island would be like trying to find a monster spawner with a golden apple. at the 30,000,000 mark there is a hard wall where you can go no farther. beyond this point the player can see many disconnected glitchy mountain biome chunks. the Biomes are completely false as no clipping over there shows they have no lighting and have no tangibility. This goes on until 32,000,000 where if the play enters, will not die, but become eternally stuck in one spot, unable to move. the only resolution at this point is the deletion of the world.

Interesting. See, I wanna see in like 10 years or something if anyone has like a server where they filled all that space. Would be interesting to see some people's world sizes. Especially since I'm sure people will play it that long aha.

www.youtube.com/user/kurtjmac
This man is doing it for charity, go watch his shit, hes hilarious. In his most recent marathon he reached 600,000 blocks out, hes still got a ways to go and the last time he checked his world size was over 2 gigs.

"I just trolled you". - You're not a troll then, a troll is someone with enough intellect to disguise it properly who doesn't come out and state such like a five year old attempting to act cool but just ending up looking like a retard.

Read the quote below and you shall have your true answer.

"I'm reverting to stating I'm a troll because I'm just fucking stupid". - The likely motive.

Seriously. You tried, failed and now you're pretending that you were trolling? Just stop

People have done it on xbox.

The limit approaches infinity, are you happy now?

it's impossible to "approach infinity" because infinity doesn't start anywhere, it's endless. if anything has a limit it's nowhere near infinity.

You obviously haven't taken physics or calculus yet, have you?

It is said that it's three times bigger than earth itself.

...Pretty fucking big.

Actually it's possible to reach the "edge" by using extreme-speed flying mods pretty quickly, but you need a strong computer and lots of RAM memory so it won't crash while updating chunks. Those 'edge' areas are called Far Lands. The game gets glitchy as hell as you head towards those, and eventually crashes. You can look it up on the Minecraft Wiki. :)

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Look this up, this game/sim is 4.6^32 cubic lightyears of mostly randomly generated universe free to explore from inside nebulae to the event horizon of black holes. It was created by this awesome russian and it will blow your mind!

en spaceengine org

You can thank me later

Actually it's roughly the size of Venus (according to notch)

This article was made before Minecraft was released. gamingbolt.com/ten-largest-worlds-in-video-games

Not an infinite playable area. The size is roughly a little bigger than neptune, but because it is random generated, there's no way to catch a solid grasp of it.

Theoretically it is infinite, but a computer powerful enough to handle the size of the map and it's unoptimized coding would be no where near commercially available

But the playable area is not infinite. Yeah, it's roughly the size of neptune, but beyond it's limits are chunks that generate, but without lighting, for you can fall right through them. So the playable area is finite. Google it.

Ah, but. You also have to count that every time you start a new world, it generates completely differently than before. Every time you start a game of just cause for example, it will always be the same thing. But minecraft is always different. So, playable area is infinite.

Well, that's also not true. The possible number of areas is incredibly large, but because the world isn't actually randomly generated (a seed represented by a large number is used), there is no way that Minecraft could be considered infinitely large using that logic.

But the chance of getting a world thats identical to another one is pretty slim.

randomly generated terrain does not count.

Daggerfall had randomly generated terrain.

But does minecraft have non randomly generated towns?

if you can get the exact same terrain again it's not random.

indeed, infdev :o

What about map seeds?

The size of motherfucking Neptune

I thought it was jupiter

The lateral area of Neptune (until the blocks start glitching). Technically endless. Clear winner.

they fixed the block glitching, now it is endless....

Yes. Me and me friend played this together long tiem ago,we found good route to crash against the twin towers,it was great sucess,the following day he put in on practice.
Sorry for bad american.

Purely randomized sandbox games dont count...

why not?

Yeah, but each planet is tiny..

Yes but the in game area was actually pretty small, it was smaller than fuel in terms of time to destination. Scale is not what counts but actual distance traveled. So even if you traveled 90 billion light years in spore it only took about 5 min, but in Fuel or Guild Wars traveling a few miles would take a realistic time and is therefore the bigger map.

How do you know how large my anus is?

As big as ops dick has to make it

OH FUCKING SNAP BOI

how do you know, how big ops dick is?

haha i remember i loved burnout, too bad the bikes sucked ass

>mfw you have no face

How would you know if he didn't have a face, BlindMoron?

**oregamesss rolled a random image posted in comment #193951 at MLP Friendly Board ** its a joke he didn't put a picture

Yes I know.

They do. I could never get past the first few minutes of Morrowind because I couldn't stand looking at it.

randomly generated. You could make a fucking 2D game in 10 minutes that has an infinitely large world.

its not RANDOMLY generated it is "planned" generated because the world doesn't change every time you play

Alolt of it does actually

There is a huge difference between a game like minecraft's map and a game like daggerfall's map. But even still, you can take both daggerfall and minecraft out of the comp and its still impressive

I thought the same thing.

*Isn't

minecraft has a greater surface area than neptune

just to everyone to make this clear-
the mineraft world is the size of 10 FUCKING EARTHS ITS THE SIZE OF NEPTUNE FFS
also to bebonkers the killerbart there were no far lands that is just when youre computer dies from holding a giant vacum of power sucking game

Eventually you'll run out of memory and it'll have to stop.
You are right though, it is the biggest.

Your being 'That guy'
You barely get to render that much so its kinda hard to put all the infintinte down.

1st: You're*
2nd: That's you, not me. My first minecraft world reached over 50mb because instead of just restarting worlds, I traveled far and restarted there in the same world.