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Minecraft and the Purge are a Part of The Last

Minecraft and The Purge are separate for a wide range of good reasons. PROTONA MAIL ONE While the first sandbox game certainly allows for a lot of freedom, it's an activity primarily for children and so The Purge doesn't necessarily slot into. The internet isn't controlled, though it's the reason why someone made a video fusing the two.



We're not suggesting that you shouldn't create The Purge in Minecraft. Everyone plays the game in their own unique way. It's possible to find the person who's finished mining a complete Minecraft map in five years or the people who have recreated MS Paint with Redstone. A PC that was inspired by the Nintendo Wii was built. It runs Minecraft in stunning 4K. It's got something for all. This is among the most bizarre, yet still extremely enjoyable videos we've ever seen.



Forge Labs, which creates a lot of strange long-term challenges in games brought a group of Minecrafters together to spend the week in Minecraft creating amazing homes and living their most enjoyable lives. The Purge rules were put into effect after the week was over. This meant that everyone was free to do whatever they wanted, but, most importantly the law was not in place.



Their latest video is a barely two hours long, so it's an arduous task however, it's somewhere in between being incredibly fascinating, deeply disturbing and a very candid glimpse of how humans could behave if everything went wrong.



One of the most fascinating aspects of the ruleset was the fact that those who died prior to the purge would lose one heart for all time. This meant that, even though players should be exploring ways to improve their own equipment but it always came at a cost since death could be detrimental. It's a fantastic watch and we highly recommend it for when you're working.


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