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**Context:** A recording of a Minecraft gameplay commentary, likely from a stream or YouTube video.
**Key Points:**
1. **Gameplay Discussion**: The commentator discusses their Minecraft gameplay, mentioning rules (e.g., no game mode, no teleporting), strategies, and interactions with other players (e.g., Icaro, Bernardo).
2. **Competitive Match**: They reference a "best of three" match, explaining the format and mentioning their wins and losses.
3. **Map Feedback**: The commentator seeks feedback on the Minecraft map they're playing on, asking viewers if they liked it and if they want more maps to be featured.
4. **Call to Action**: Viewers are invited to share their own maps using a specific hashtag and to provide feedback in the comments.
5. **Closing Remarks**: The commentator thanks their audience and mentions the possibility of playing more user-submitted maps in the future.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
**Note:** I've excluded opinions, subjective statements, and unclear references to provide a concise list of facts.
1. The content is related to a Minecraft gameplay session.
2. The player, Icaro, is 12 years old.
3. A "best of three" game mode is being used.
4. The definition of "best of three" is clarified: winning two out of three matches.
5. A map, possibly created by someone named Aztec, is being used.
6. The player mentions a "Chrono" bow.
7. A scoring system is mentioned, with the player referencing winning 4 to 0 in a "best of 8".
8. The player talks about teleportation (tp) being disabled.
9. A character named Bernardo is referenced multiple times.
10. The player mentions a "sumo" context, possibly a game mode or level.
11. A question is asked: "What year did the First World War happen?"
12. An incorrect answer (17, 6, and 3) is provided for the above question (correct answer not mentioned).
13. The player thanks subscribers for liking the map.
14. Subscribers can share their maps using a specific hashtag ("comes out with a map").
15. The player invites subscribers to share their latest Minecraft map versions.
16. The content is also shared on Twitter.