A Minecraft player, in Hardcore mode, has spent over a month building an elaborate pyramid structure in the desert. The player initially destroyed a cherry tree that hadn't been updated in 11 years and then blew up a nearby temple to make way for the new build. With the help of various tools and machines, including a performance spoon, the player gathered resources, designed, and constructed the pyramid, complete with intricate details, patterns, and even a working door. The build includes six "spinach" models, each representing a different theme, and a unique face on the front of the pyramid inspired by ancient Egyptian and Balinese designs. The player also added a sarcophagus and interior details to commemorate their first iron golem, Igor. The exterior and interior of the pyramid were completed after weeks of recording, with the final result showcasing the player's creativity and dedication to the project.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The player is playing Minecraft in hardcore mode.
2. The player is on day 2198 in the game.
3. The player is building a pyramid in the desert.
4. The pyramid is 140 blocks wide and 140 blocks long.
5. The player uses a machine called a "senduper" to duplicate blocks.
6. The player has a gold farm to collect gold blocks.
7. The player has an automatic unlimited Emerald Farm.
8. The player built the pyramid to commemorate their first iron golem, named Igor.
9. The player spent 11 hours detailing the exterior of the pyramid.
10. The player spent 3 weeks recording the build process for the exterior of the pyramid.
11. The player built an Oasis at the front of the pyramid as a complement.
12. The entire build process took 1 month to complete.
13. The player created a playlist for the build series.