Machine That Puts Things Into Minecraft

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Machine That Puts Things Into Minecraft
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The Machine That Puts Things Into Minecraft is a piece of experimental technology created by Mojang Studios for expeditions into Minecraft.

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The machine, through unknown methods, is capable of converting organic matter into characters from Minecraft, sending them into a manifestation of the game. It appears to serve other functions as well, or at least is mistakable for such, with Jens Bergensten being known to think it's a washing machine.[1]

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At an unknown point in time, Mojang Studios began developing the technology within their secret headquarters. For whatever reason, Jens Bergensten began using it to wash his socks, which became such a rampant problem for its engineers that they placed a note to tell him to stop.

In order to send Narrator on a field assignment for an episode of his show, he was allowed usage of the machine. Through this, he emerged on the border between a taiga and plains, where he would be trapped for many years. [1]

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  1. ↑ a b "Redstone: How We Make Minecraft - Episode 7" – Minecraft on YouTube, February 26, 2021

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