Modernity & Anachronism (Vanilla 1.19.2)

Version: 1.19.2 (JAVA)

Resource Pack: FlowsHD ×64

Shader: BSL

Mods: None (Plugins = WorldEdit & Optifine)

Features Mods (Video): Weeping angels, first-person mod, MrCrayfish's Guns

Is this a survival map?Exclusively, yes (with all prompt toggles)

Architectural Style: Diverse modern, suburban, medieval, traditional

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Short Description:

Finally, the dust had settled after what appeared to have taken forever to culminate towards a desired result. The main idea here was to, as predefined by sketch, simply build a suburban house with my own take on its general consensus. Consumed and laughed at by my inner voice as being too mundane and linear, I paid attention to what It wanted, and constructed what can be considered a compilation of four previous builds (including a new suburban/traditional house, and upgraded older builds found on my profile) into a tightly knit interconnected modern "up-class" settlement flanked with two large generic villages that maintains the classical consistency of Minecraft.

Tethered by bridge, you'll also find the sanctuary (The Ships of heaven) peaking in the distance. A monstrous build full of mystery, cherry-picked chests, contemplative books, and underground tunnel systems filled with mobs. All interiors are unique and a done deal, so each player should be settled in his/her own secure house when multiplayer beckons!

Why FlowsHD for this build?

Since FlowsHD does not break the game by radically overhauling the objects, I thought I'd go with it for a clean and elegant finish without custom heads or CIT additions. Essentially vanilla with a x64 RP overlay (x128 if you have the juice).
For the video and screenshots, I beamed the focal point on my latest suburban house, presumably because most already know my previous work, yet gives you a glimpse of my other constructs which does not have a corresponding video.
It's fair to say that this survival world has endless possibilities and a great deal of exploration within the given vicinity and beyond, so I'm proud of it!

Quote, because why not:

"Good actions give strength to ourselves, and inspire good actions in others."
Plato