navybrother96
Survivor
- Joined
- Jul 30, 2014
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Minecraft Survival Games:
Terra
Minecraft Survival Games has brought us a huge variety of arenas. From the tropical paradise of Breeze Island, through the polar wasteland of Solar Frost, and to the wild west in Teweran Survival. All these arenas bring us fun and unique settings to play. Now it's time for an arena where every setting is playable. Terra brings players into an arena where one can hunt tributes in the jungles of the Amazon, or search for weapons and food in the Australian Outback, or even battle to the death on the Himalayas. Terra is meant to be feel like you are stuck in the wilderness, which is why there are less man-made structures and more natural structures. Terra is divided into seven sections. Each representing a continent of Earth, and providing terrain one would find in real life. With custom made trees, realistic landscapes, and soon to be added structures that reflect life in each land, Terra provides very unique, fun, and exciting gameplay for everyone.
The 1,000 radius arena will support up to 120 players and give everyone an equal chance to win. Games will not be short, however, the wide open spaces won't provide too many hiding spots. Valuable loot will be hidden in these wide open areas to draw anyone seeking shelter in dense areas out.
I live in North America and have never been to any other continent so if any of the pictures don't accurately portray the continent please let me know! There will be an Imgur link to more screenshots to show other parts of each continent. Feedback would be greatly appreciated and also very motivating! Thank you!
Some arena locations:
The Black Forest, Germany
Gold Coast Beach, Australia
Sahara Desert
Mangroves of Ecuador
Vinson Massif, Antarctica
The Grand Canyon, United States
Coastline of Greece
More will be added very soon! Including the rocky coasts of Europe, the Himalayas, Canadian frontier, and the melting ice sheets in Antarctica! More detail will go into all the completed places as well.
Arena Overview
Terra
Minecraft Survival Games has brought us a huge variety of arenas. From the tropical paradise of Breeze Island, through the polar wasteland of Solar Frost, and to the wild west in Teweran Survival. All these arenas bring us fun and unique settings to play. Now it's time for an arena where every setting is playable. Terra brings players into an arena where one can hunt tributes in the jungles of the Amazon, or search for weapons and food in the Australian Outback, or even battle to the death on the Himalayas. Terra is meant to be feel like you are stuck in the wilderness, which is why there are less man-made structures and more natural structures. Terra is divided into seven sections. Each representing a continent of Earth, and providing terrain one would find in real life. With custom made trees, realistic landscapes, and soon to be added structures that reflect life in each land, Terra provides very unique, fun, and exciting gameplay for everyone.
The 1,000 radius arena will support up to 120 players and give everyone an equal chance to win. Games will not be short, however, the wide open spaces won't provide too many hiding spots. Valuable loot will be hidden in these wide open areas to draw anyone seeking shelter in dense areas out.
I live in North America and have never been to any other continent so if any of the pictures don't accurately portray the continent please let me know! There will be an Imgur link to more screenshots to show other parts of each continent. Feedback would be greatly appreciated and also very motivating! Thank you!
Some arena locations:
The Black Forest, Germany
Gold Coast Beach, Australia
Sahara Desert
Mangroves of Ecuador
Vinson Massif, Antarctica
The Grand Canyon, United States
Coastline of Greece
More will be added very soon! Including the rocky coasts of Europe, the Himalayas, Canadian frontier, and the melting ice sheets in Antarctica! More detail will go into all the completed places as well.
Arena Overview
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Anyways , on Africa , I don't really see anything , I only see the normal accacia trees etc . Will need to work on that I guess ... 
