Iron is tough. Diamond is tougher. But our block of the week today is the toughest of them all. That's right - we're talking about bedrock.
Bedrock lives at the bottom of the overworld and the top and bottom of the Nether. It was added on the tenth day of Minecraft's development - 20 May 2009 - only three days after the game was released to the public for the first time. It's older than water, lava, ores and logs. But dirt, grass and stone are older still.
You've probably noticed, if you've ever dug to the bottom of the world, that bedrock is indestructible in survival mode. Without exploiting bugs or glitches, you'll break an infinite number of diamond picks before even making a dent in its craggy surface. In creative mode, of course, you get the freedom to place and break whatever blocks you like - including bedrock.
分享這個故事