[1000 Hours Minecraft Timelapse] Babylon (4K/60fps) 

salutes-es-es

for perspective is almost 1 hour per second

1000 hours

Lol had to say it, but I agree this is incredible and the amount of work put in is remarkable

No, the video was just hasty 🙂👍🏻

Why he not using world edit to instantly do the walls at once or at least less times

@@kehbab I think it's for the diversity of textures used

En Espanol please

I think it's just to make the timelapse look more interesting

@@cristhianyairhernandez8226 Learn English POR FAVOR

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4HHWUxl5mqA.html

@@KLENDEY You mean like having a Patreon with his builds that you have to pay for?

I honestly dont think you realize the concept of youtube revenue

​@@KLENDEYso what you are saying is that we should stop doing our hobbies, then start doing stuff that is productive in your opinion? Lets say i was working on a art project for about 3 months because its my hobby, i finished the project sold it and repeated it for a year, the results may be not as much as you expected but its something that i liked, its better than forcing yourself to do something that you dont like for an extra money, atleasy its still money, he have patreons and business mail, he can also earn from old videos as long as its monetized, so he can earn more than you calculated, we cant always do the most productive things in our lives.

@@KLENDEY saying that gaming cant be a hobby is wrong, the definition of hobby is something that we do regularly for fun, so gaming can be counted as a hobby, and he earn money from playing "just a game" even tho he gets the money from youtube, his content is from him playing

Camera man has made this hyperlapse so smooth!

erm ackchually it's not a real cameraman 🤓

@@Phelpenstein people like you should stay out of the replies

They clearly used a drone....

@@etalis811 Operated by a cameraman, gotcha gotcha

I mean agreed like if you were to log into this world in Minecraft I can imagine feeling like a ant

There can be a point of diminishing returns, when you are small in a big world you can miss the Forest for the trees

The wynncraft server would be an awesome place for a build like this

this building took 1000 hours by one person, i cant imagina the process of RDR2 and the others open world games

The ultimate MMO city to get lost inside.

Thank you very much!

It was made like this but war has ruined it

I'm just doubting, the first build looks like a mosquee, which has nothing to do here..

@@inhocsignovinces1327 are you talking about the build around 2:30 in? Because I believe that is a throne room.

@@lelouchvibritannia4235 2:12, it really looke like one, I'm maybe wrong..

Also he probably types 10wpm for all the worldedit commands

@@TheKillager10 words a minute is first grade level lol.

I meant wps@@thebigdeazold4519

Timelapse builds have come a LONG way since this old classic one here : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FxPsrOmm4mQ.html Nostalgia is real.

nope

Then watch trixyblocks or chrisdacow or the person who made equilibrium city. This build isn't the best at least because the author didn't make any research and mixed many unrelated cultures and centuries in one and my brain kinda died😬

@Нёх Собачкин what the fuck are you talking about? Who gives a shit about unrelated cultures and what not… the city is fictional for fuck sake🙄. They obviously took inspiration from many different places which lends to its creative brilliance.

No, Cyberpunk map by Elysium fire is more impressive.

Building is an artform; therefore he is an artist. Though, he's clearly mastered his craft.

Holy coww!

Motivational? This convinced me to stop trying lol

Architect as well :)

@@Xinukawe the same fr 🤝🏽

Don’t forget about the Taj Mahal wonder too

Ottoman? The first building was very clearly the Hagia Sophia, a Eastern Roman church. All the Ottomans added to it were the four blasphemous minarets.

Hanging Gardens weren't fantasy, but i think i get your meaning ;)

@@Jg-jg6jb speaking of blasphemous LOL the Roman Catholic cult is the epitome of blasphemous

@@Jg-jg6jb you are right in every way

Thank you

I had the same thought too

Nah bruh it's big brain

he is human. he can do anything that a human can do.

@@Dalmatinac3 ok you go do it

More then amazing

@@timtenth_buildings8113 i am from iraq I love you🌹

@@timtenth_buildings8113 beyond proud. True legacy creation.

@@crazysurgeonolive2334 NOBODY FUCKING CARES

@@timtenth_buildings8113 than*

The Time People Game with different things but he is consuming all the time into one game why not :)

bet he/she is from a rich family

Not really.

@@timtenth_buildings8113 If you say not really then you’re already doing better than billions.

It is a lie. Clearly trees and buildings have been cloned, evidence can be found here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GicoydXxVmQ.html (in 0.25x speed you can see him copy paste the tower).

I do

Same I’d pay a lot to visit such a spectacular scene I’d cry tears of joy

Babylon was a real city. it was a part of an area called Babylonia, which in itself was a part of Mesopotamia.

It was a real city.

@@2u29wjiowk2iswj I mean the city on the video, not the actual real life city

Babylon was a actual city

Thank you so much!!

واقعا موافقم . کارش عالیه . عالی!

@Starfire did we ask

He actually replied with a thank you though, why does a heart matter

@Starfire fucking kids these days.... they'd rather see a stupid, meaningless little icon under their posts than get an actual, human typed reply of appreciation. Maybe I'm just getting old but I feel like a generation from now people are going to be so fucked in the head growing up thinking their entire credibility and self-worth is based around the amount of imaginary internet points they got, or based on how many stars/5 they hold. I still think the Black Mirror episode "Nosedive" is one of the best because of just how plausible and apparent it is we are moving in that direction.

Yeah idk how is he still alive i get anxiety in 10 minutes of build

i added it up if those numbers are true hes spent 2500+ hours building, thats like 28% of a year and this channel has been up for like a year

Cause us builders are built differently

The exact opposite. This was probably the only thing keeping him sane. No way someone could build something this big if they didn't enjoy building.

As a builder myself its our passion

I love AC's worlds and gameplay but i just absolutely detest the background storyline and lore.

Well the new one takes place in this part of the world, so we will see!

It's not built by hand

@@SiljCBcnr no way!? and here people thought he built the entire city of babylon by hand, scanned and imported it into a videogame...

I think you mean unrivaled. Unfounded mean he has no credit.

@@SiljCBcnr do you want the guy to build an entire city by hand?

@@SiljCBcnr And another, he used his hand to make the construction

And I, as an art history student, am confused why he built Haja Sofia. Still great build

@@Pollicina_db Yea

@@Pollicina_db Yea I noticed the Hagia Sophia as well. Very clear inspiration there lol. Just goes to show how iconic that building still is 1500 years later.

I, a colleague who’s also an architect, must admit that even if the architecture is not accurate, the elements used definitely reminisce the Hanging Gardens in a way that anyone could relate Babylon to this without knowing it beforehand. This is just amazing.

@@vlad-im4499 Yes absolutly, ofc the hanging gardens are just known to us by imagine pcitures, not real evidence but I totaly agree

You clearly haven't heard of those nutters that re-build the entirety of middle-earth to scale in minecraft, I take it? Still, this IS impressive for one guy.

It really is amazing! As is MCME (Which RogThePirate mentioned and a server I visit from time to time) I think SciCraft are probably still the top dogs for Minecraft crazyness since their stuff is built in survival. Also Epicwork China is a creative build team that a lot of players don't know about but they have built some spectacular things. Kudos to this person though... Building something like this solo is an endeavour.

You know it's good when it's cappybara approved

Love your videos!

you should do something about mario odyssey

TerminalMontage likes Minecraft...Something About Minecraft soon maybe?

hi

Love your videos too!!!

When they say "looking for city planner" in real life, this is what we need applying!

More like "world designer" or "level designer" than a "game designer". But you could ask a game designer to invent different game mod ideas with that city. Risk (imagine playing a game of thrones style in this kind of world), platforming, Survival multiplay RPG, PvE invasion, full history rpg, economic management simulation ... you can do whatever you want with this kind of level.

Environment artist, more like. It can't even be considered a "level" as the building process didn't involve considering gameplay. In fact, the building process WAS the gameplay.

@@khymaaren You're definitely right

environment artist/level designer =/= game designer

Then Minecraft would be too op

@@n9s3nse10 Too op? What's op?

@@connormcleod9895 ?? Op: overpowered

@@n9s3nse10 Oh. Good point. Maybe with only one or two cities like that per map

I wanna see this irl

Imagine if Dubai was actually a beautiful city with some babylon style. It could be so good but they failed so hard

Instead, architects always build the same, boring modern block buildings. It would be cool if there were architects like Timtenth who would build epic living buildings like the ones in the video. I really sometimes wonder why we as a society have in many cases stopped building representative buildings like a few centuries ago. Ok, we still build representative buildings, but they have a very clean look and little heat.

@@Eurograph Don't blame architects, blame tasteless billionaires/governments paying for it and creating the specifications. Everything now is about utility and cost-effectiveness, no money for 'wasteful' ornamentation. Some architectural masterpieces took several centuries to build even when they had the tools to build it faster and cheaper, especially the Gothic ones. Most great buildings of the past were religious or driven by a sense of high civic duty. None of that exists anymore.

@@davidb5205 They also used forced labor...AKA slaves...so it's pretty good it doesn't exist anymore, and religion ruins everything. Does way more harm than good. How much art and beautiful things have been destroyed because it doesn't fit into the fictional book someone worships

​@@davidb5205 I agree with you that I cannot condemn all architects. But there are architects who are happy to support, even fuel, the trend towards modernity, and these can be denounced. I also agree with you that the picture is much more detailed than I have presented it. There are various actors involved in the construction of buildings. This ranges, as you said, from billionaires to city councils who are only after "the main thing is cheap and fast". The points you mentioned such as utility, cost efficiency, redundancy or time are also very important factors. It is also important to mention that crafts such as stuccoing, stonemasonry or thatching are dying professions. And those craftsmen who still exist can, of course, set their own prices for their craft due to the lack of competition. Whereas I think that certain ornaments can certainly be produced industrially, as for example in the area of cast iron. And sandstones could be chiselled into shape by industrial robots. Of course, the disadvantage here is that individuality is also somewhat lost. Because where every stone used to look different, now all stones look the same. I would disagree with you on the point that there are no more social ambitions, such as religious ones or the "feeling of high civic responsibility". We have extremely strong competition between states, social systems and business enterprises. Buildings like the Burj Khalifa, the Three Gorges Dam, the Apple headquarters in Cupertino or the "May Day" stadium do not only have a utilitarian purpose, but, like the Cologne Cathedral, the Tower Bridge or the Pyramids of Giza, are supposed to represent the country and the people behind the buildings. The difference is that splendour is understood differently in our time: clear lines, sobriety, minimalism, tall large spaces, lots of glass and translucency.

Same man i was like holy shit

There's a lot of Islamic/Arabic architecture too. Reminds me of Baghdad

@@i_likemen5614 it IS baghdad 😂

Do you know the Babylon is the oldest civilization in the world?

Do you knows thats not true

The sumurians are the oldest

Right at first I was like "Higia Sophia wasn't in Babylon" but then I realized he did an amalgamation of Mediterranean architectural styles.

@@justine4353 Higia Sophia has about 4000 years of difference with Babylon... That's 2 times the time difference between us and Jesus . What i am getting at is that he shouldn't have included Higia Sophia , because is hardly "ancient" and more like medieval

@@Dan_Kanerva And those minarets - the towers of religion that didn't even exist back then.

@@justine4353 i think that giant "mosque" should represent the blue mosque in Istanbul and not the Hagia Sofia

@@Dan_Kanerva Reading the description helps ;)

TES 6?

@@kemikemi756 please dont give me false hopes

İstanbul

if you like anime go check : Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia

@@shulky1566 I only watched Zero and /Stay night both versions and unlimited blades work, but aside from that i haven't seen the other Fates. Would you recommend finishing the series?

@@bambi.nisseni You can watch "Fate/Grand Order: First Order" and then "Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia" (this fate is my favorite because they go in the past where Gilgamesh used to live) You can aslo watch "Fate/Extra Last Encore" (the ending for this one is amazing) And for the last you can watch "Fate/Apocrypha"

planning

Sure you did.

Babylon is the sinners city; throne of satsn

Thank you so much!🔥

Wht, why are you talking about the indus river ? 😭

*Tigris-Euphrates river

The United States is the new Babylon

"as a history buff" "Indus river" Lmfao

Hard disagree there. When you call a build "Babylon", it shouldn't just have small (and they are small) scatterings of the actual place. The build has more Egypt, Greece, Rome, Mesoamerica, medieval Europe and islamic architecture (the mosque) than it does Babylonia. It's an unbelievable, amazing work of art in its own right and I applaud the creator for his skill and dedication, but not for the representation of Babylonian architecture.

@@Caroscribbles I dont think you understand what I meant. I was speaking of the details itself. Of course the framing doesn't accurately represent that of actual babylonian buildings since it's a fantasy build.

it looks like shieet

@@scrubvision5652 do better than him then

@@scrubvision5652 no.

@@scrubvision5652 Unoriginal bait. Try again when you got something new.

How can you see down votes?

You guys should try preserve the remaining Babylonian/Assyrian history and people instead of persecuting them driving them to extinction ❤️

@@atb7606 The United States and the United Kingdom stole a lot of Babylonian artifacts and put them in their museums. We in Iraq are proud of our history, but the rest of the countries want to erase them.

@@atb7606 That's mainly ISIS causing them to flee

Wait until you see this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eAkb2mpybnM.html

That’s incredible! 🤣

Herodotus is always a blast to read.

That guy likes to exaggerate anything