Player Recreate Ever Given Ship Incident on Suez Canal via Minecraft
It took a long time to make it.
A few days ago, a container ship Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal resulting in billions of dollars in losses a day in maritime trade. Now, The ship was successfully freed by the rescue team after nearly a week of being trapped in the world’s most vital waterway.
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In response to this phenomenon, many netizens have turned it into an internet meme with a variety of silliness. modder Microsoft Flight Simulator which was just released also had time to make it happen on the map.
But a player Minecraft The following tries to recreate how the container ship is positioned in the game.
A player named Admiral_Baguette post his work on Minecraft via Reddit which recreates how the ship Ever Given was stuck in the Suez Canal. It uses WorldEdit tools with a ship size of 69 x 470 blocks.
Admiral_Baguette spent approximately 11 hours to build the ship Ever Given which was stuck in the Suez Canal. He is still reluctant to provide a download link for his work for players to enjoy Minecraft another. But he promised to make a port with a similar ship and provide a download link later.
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