Urban Legend in Minecraft: The Strange Consequences of Dyeing the Nether Sky Red
There’s a popular urban legend in the Minecraft community warning players against dyeing the sky in the Nether red. According to the legend, strange and eerie events will occur if this is done. Let’s explore this chilling tale and see what happens when players attempt to alter the Nether’s sky color.
Setting the Stage
In a tutorial video, a player demonstrates how to dye the Nether’s sky red without using mods or shaders. The version of the game is 1.20.2, and the player begins by building a Nether portal as a precaution. They then gather the necessary materials, including a brewing stand, Nether warts, water bottles, blaze powder, golden carrots, and redstone. After brewing a new type of night vision potion, the player enters the Nether to witness the red sky.
The Eerie Phenomenon
While in creative mode, the player drinks the night vision potion and observes the entire Nether sky turning red. However, the player notices a ghast suddenly disappearing from their view, prompting a feeling of unease. Switching to spectator mode, the player finds the entire environment bathed in red. Despite inspecting various structures and the bedrock layer, no abnormalities are found. As the player prepares to explore further, they spot some red entities in the distance, but upon approaching, the entities vanish.
The Unsettling Conclusion
As the player ascends into the sky, their screen suddenly goes black, only to return to normal shortly after. However, the player then unexpectedly falls from the sky and is switched to survival mode. A message appears, stating, “We’re sorry, but your world has been deleted because the colors are too red.”
What exactly happened to the player’s world after dyeing the Nether sky red remains a mystery. The urban legend serves as a cautionary tale, warning players of the potential consequences of tampering with the Nether’s natural state.
While the truth behind this legend remains uncertain, it continues to captivate Minecraft players, adding an element of mystery and suspense to the game.
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