With Minecraft 1.19 Snapshot 22w16a adding a spooky "Record 5", players have one more adventure program.
You'll need to search for "record fragments" in an ancient city abandoned in ruins in ancient times, and when you travel through several groups and ruins and finally assemble 9 fragments, you can listen to the secrets from ancient civilizations. No one knows what kind of story this record has recorded over the long years.
So the question is, if it's just an ordinary record, why does it become "fragments" scattered in this ancient city around the world?
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The History of Record No. 11!
Before we talk about this new No. 5 album, let's talk about a mysterious, eerie, and frightening No. 11 record in Minecraft history.
Eleven years ago, in the history of Minecraft, a broken record was born, and the name of this record was the weird "11". Although the record is broken, it can be played, and countless mc players throughout history have tried to get this record in the original survival of Minecraft in an attempt to unlock the secrets recorded behind this broken record.
It's an "unsettling" record of a man's escape, struggling, accompanied by eerie background sounds, coughs, broken blocks, the sound of flames, the sound of the wind, eerie hisses, and so on, when the record suddenly breaks in a cacophony of noise.
The weirdest thing is that the audio on Record 11 is frozen at 1 minute and 11 seconds.
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The "weirdness" behind record No. 11;
For the interpretation of this audio, some people think that this is a enderman chasing a miner, and the strange cry is from Enderman, and Enderman's background must be known to everyone - Slenderman, also known as Thin Uncle, Faceless Man, Thin Ghost. This is a very traditional urban legend, he hunted humans, in the legend is a ghost, a demon. So people think that this No. 11 record accidentally recorded Slenderman's audio.
The second interpretation is that the strange sound is from Herobrine, around the ghost code Him, and the attempt to destroy the 11th record, trying to destroy the only evidence of his existence to explain the story.
Therefore, the vast majority of players think that the 11th record is an ominous record, and some people even report that they have suffered from severe insomnia and depression because of listening to the 11th record, and there are countless new players who cannot sleep peacefully after listening to it.
Do you think this is the end? Not really! When someone tried to convert the No. 11 record into an audio graph, they found that the audio actually hid a strange face! Some people fill it up and think it's a dead miner, while others think it's Herobrine.
In this regard, the No. 11 record in Minecraft also left a "good story"...
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Demystify the "5" album!
However, 11 years later, Minecraft once again ushered in a "weird" record, the record was named "5", the record was added in 1.19, the audio is 2 minutes and 58 seconds long, sometimes weird, sometimes normal, footsteps, weird sounds, mechanical sounds, screams and clutters are constantly heard. It was no less bizarre than the No. 11 album of the year.
It is as if this record records the entire process of this ancient civilization city from prosperity to decline, from the beginning of civilization to the end of civilization, over tens of thousands of years. And for some unknown reason, record 5 is more thoroughly damaged than record 11, broken down into countless fragments, and fragments of records are randomly scattered in ancient cities around the world.
Is it possible, then, that the "5" record will also hide a terrifying untold secret in the audio map of Minecraft, just like the "11" record? Let's try to convert the audio to graph and see what exactly happens to this?
Unfortunately, it seems that this record does not have an image similar to "weird human face"... Nothing seems to be there. In fact, there is an Easter egg, you can turn the volume to the maximum, listen to 2 minutes and 12 seconds ~
PS: Someone on the Internet found that there was a strange character in the audio~