You can restore an abandoned city with your own strength, isn't it wonderful? This map goes great with the zombie mod as well as some industrial builds. Now the famous ghostly Pripyat has been recreated in Minecraft, and you can spend many hours exploring it. And also to those who ran around the abandoned city of Chernobyl, eliminated unlucky soldiers and bypassed the centers of radiation in 4 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. The map will be loved by those gamers who liked to destroy mutants in a series of games S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

Their prototypes were taken as a basis from 85 real cities. Try to make a small challenge for yourself and try to find exactly which buildings were copied from houses from the largest capitals of the world. The buildings here are recreated unusually realistic. Minecraft allows you to travel around the world through the prism of blocks, which also has a certain chic. Neglected by the city government and dismissed by the citizens, Darkwood has essentially been left to fend for itself while being surrounded by wealth.The map was created specifically for those who do not have the means and the opportunity to be in a real metropolis. Despite the closure of businesses and rise in crime, the Darkwood area had a relatively large population from its boom in the 70’s that it also found itself unable to support.

With the sudden disappearance of Satchel in the mid 90’s most of the funds for the district dried up as it was unable to support itself. Working for GLC, he had been putting most of his money into the infrastructure of Darkwood and establishment of businesses. The center of it was the charming downtown Darkwood area, and in the 80’s most of southern Amberlight was formed into the new Darkwood district by a man named James Satchel. Beginning as a few humble neighborhoods in the late 1800’s, the Darkwood neighborhood, Southpatch neighborhood, and the Upper Lone Pine area grew massively in the 70s and 80s.

Southern Amberlight (the Darkwood district) has a complex history.

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