Which is why Grazzy did not, in fact, finish before the end of 2022 as planned. But some big landmarks, like towns and the Divine Beasts, require him to go through one-by-one and build each by hand. He uses some shortcuts, too, such as making basic trees and structures he can then copy/paste elsewhere. With Breath of the Wild running on a second monitor, Grazzy is meticulously constructing every crumbled wall, decayed Guardian, wooden bridge, and stable in Minecraft. I think my hope was to finish before the end of 2022.” Brick by Broken Brick So once I found the workaround, it was kind of really easy to get started because I don't think I really understood how big of a project this was. That was the first daunting thing, that was my main hurdle at first, just doing that. I just had to add all the extra stuff in. “So I had the whole base map done off the start. “I found this software that allowed me to simply import a height map of Breath of the Wild into Minecraft,” he says. But during his experiment with the Great Plateau, he discovered the tool that would help him realize his ambitions. Which is part of why he’d hesitated to build all of Breath of the Wild in Minecraft – he felt intimidated by the idea. He had only built what was necessary in Hardcore mode. Grazzy had never built anything complex in Minecraft, and certainly nothing on the level of another game’s entire setting. It was the end of my first full week of college, and I decided to skip one of my classes so I could do a live stream, and I just never went back.” Gerudo Town, rebuilt in Minecraft. But this might be my only shot at YouTube. So I feel like if I don't just go full in on this and try this right now, I'm going to regret it for the rest of my life. No one else gets an opportunity like this. And so I was just thinking, I've got a unique chance on YouTube here. “And even without YouTube, I don't know if I would've been able to keep going.
“I was completely overwhelmed already, so stressed out,” Grazzy recalls.
His YouTube success provided a perfectly timed out. Grazzy had just started college, but was already feeling like it wasn’t for him. His video blew up, netting him a massive surge of new followers and encouraging him to keep going. On a whim, he tried an idea he’d been sitting on for a while: building all of Breath of the Wild in Minecraft, starting with the Great Plateau.įortunately for Grazzy, this was the exact change he needed. After a few years, he became bored and felt limited by what he could do in that format.
Grazzy is a content creator on YouTube who, prior to his great Hyrule building adventure, filled his channel with videos of the mobile game Geometry Dash, and later, playing Minecraft in Hardcore mode. Now, one player is revisiting every last inch of that original Breath of the Wild map by reconstructing it to the tree… in Minecraft.
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