In Minecraft, the village is a very special place. It has existed since the early versions of the game, and it was comprehensively optimized in the latest 1.14 update. The new village not only has a more refined appearance but also includes a large number of new items. So, in this era of soaring housing prices, how much would this new village, which would even make Steve envious, actually be worth? Let’s conduct a comprehensive analysis.
Geographical Location
Villages can generate in various different biomes, from warm plains to icy tundras. Villagers and their homes can be found everywhere.
Land prices vary depending on the geographical environment. In cold, icy tundras, the population is sparse and resources are scarce, so land prices are relatively lower. In warm plains, the climate is pleasant and resources are abundant, so land prices are a bit higher. However, villages cover a large area. Calculating each village’s land value would amount to tens of millions.
Building Structure
We can see that the villagers’ houses are old-fashioned small bungalows, lacking even basic foundations. However, the villagers’ houses have a long history and are numerous. Adding up a dozen or so houses would probably also cost tens of millions.
But there are also some special buildings in villages, such as the igloos in snowy tundra villages. The value of these structures is much higher than that of ordinary houses.
Interior Decoration
The villagers’ houses contain many interior decorations: lanterns hanging from the ceiling, rows of bookshelves standing side-by-side. These items are small but very exquisite. Furnishing a house with these would be quite expensive.
Farmland and Animals
Of course, we cannot forget the villagers’ many fields, planted with various crops. And we have to admit, the way the villagers plan their fields has a certain artistic flair. Besides the crops, there are also many animals in the village. Considering the price of pork, these livestock also represent a considerable amount of wealth.
Putting it all together, the entire village represents a huge expense. With this amount of money, you could probably almost buy a traditional courtyard house in Beijing. Who would have thought villagers are actually quite wealthy?
