Alright, folks, let’s dive into how I finally cracked the code to get “Internet” in Infinite Craft. This one was a real head-scratcher for a while, but I love a good challenge, and sharing it is my pleasure, so, I’m here to spill the beans on how I did it.
The Starting Grind
I started with the basics, you know, the four elements you always get:
- Water
- Fire
- Wind
- Earth
I always mess around with these first to create some core builds. I began mixing and matching like a mad scientist.
Building the Blocks
My first goal was to get to something resembling technology. Here’s how that went down:
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I started with Water and added some Fire and that got me Steam.
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So, I put that Steam with Earth and I created a Geyser.
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I mixed that Geyser with Steam again and, believe it or not, I got a Cloud.
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Then I combined the Cloud I got with Water to make Rain.
Making Connections
Then I started to think, What can connect with Rain?
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I added that Rain to Earth and got a Plant.
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I put Wind and Plant together and created Dandelion.
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Next up, I combined Dandelion with Water and got Wine.
The Road to Electricity
I felt like electricity was a must-have to get Internet, so, I continued my trip.
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I mixed Wine and Fire got me Fireplace.
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Then I combined Fireplace with Plant,and I obtained Smoke.
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After that, I added Smoke with Water and that got me Fog.
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I thought, Fog and where? So I put Fog and Earth, and I created Steam.
The Big moment
I was trying all sorts of combinations at this point, getting a little frustrated, to be honest.
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I combined Steam with Wind and got a Cloud again.
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So I added that Cloud to Rain and created a Storm.
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Then I mixed Fire and Storm and boooom, I got Electricity. Bingo!
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Finally, I just put Electricity with that Cloud I created before and created Internet.
It took some serious trial and error, I will admit. There are probably other ways to get there, but this is the path I stumbled upon. Hopefully, this helps some of you out there avoid some of the head-scratching I went through. Happy crafting!
