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Minecraft, But Two People Control One Player...
Minecraft, But Two People Control One Player... This was extremely funny.
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This is a new Minecraft but, 1.14 challenge that we have decided to try. We try to beat the game, while I am stuck together with my friend. He can break blocks and place blocks, and I control where we move. It's like those challenges where one person has the mouse and one has the keyboard.
If this video gets 50,000 likes we'll do it again!
Not Minecraft, But Water Rises or Minecraft, But Lava Rises, or any other but challenge like that. This is a new challenge. This video was structured very similarly to my other video "Minecraft, But Item Drops Are Multiplied Every Time...", so you may notice those music and content themes in this video.
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