Okay, so I saw a bunch of people talking about this “Infinite Craft” game and how you can supposedly make, like, anything. I figured, “Why not?” and decided to give it a shot. My goal? To see if I could actually craft “God”. Sounds kinda crazy, I know, but that’s the fun of it, right?
I started with the basics, you know, the four elements they give you:
- Fire
- Water
- Wind
- Earth
Mixing Stuff Up
First, I went simple. I combined Fire and Water. Boom, Steam. Okay, makes sense. Then I thought, “What about hot rocks?” So, Fire and Earth. This gave me Lava. Feeling pretty good so far.
I tried to make things a bit more complicated. Using that Steam from earlier, I combined that with Earth. That is how I made Mud.
Getting to “Human”
Now, this is where it got a bit tricky. My goal, eventually, was God. So, step by step, I worked out that I probably needed a “Human”. No clue how, but that was the next mini-goal. I played around for ages, combining random stuff, and then, BAM! I accidentally mixed Mud and Lava to get Stone and Volcano. Then combine Volcano and Mud, and I finally found out how to get Obsidian.
Adding More Stuff
Took some mixing and combining, but I used these to eventually create a Human. Combining Obsidian and Water to create Glass. Adding Glass and Sand, then, I got Hourglass. After that, I mixed Hourglass and Human, then got Time. After a lot of trial and error, mixing Time and Mud gave me Adam, and mixing Adam and Mud will get Human. Finally I did it.
The Final Steps to “God”
After getting Human, I figured I was close, I thought, “What makes sense with ‘Human’?” Religion! So, more mixing and matching, and I got Human and Religion. Then I get God.
So, yeah, that’s how I did it. It took a while, a lot of random combinations, and some serious trial and error. But hey, I managed to craft “God” in a game. Who would have thought?
