Okay, here’s my experience making “Infinity” in Infinite Craft, I hope it helps everyone.
So I was messing around with Infinite Craft the other day, and I figured I’d try to make something really wild, like “Infinity.” It seemed impossible at first, but hey, it’s called “Infinite” Craft, right? So anything should be possible!
I started with the basics, you know, Water, Fire, Earth, Wind. Those are always my go-to elements when I start the game. My goal was to make “Eternity” first, as I read somewhere online that it’s a crucial step. So, I mixed and matched, trying to get some more complex stuff.
After a bunch of tries, I finally got “Eternity.” It was a real “aha!” moment. Here is how I made it:
- Water + Earth = Plant
- Plant + Wind = Dandelion
- Dandelion + Water = Wine
- Wine + Water = Holy Water
- Holy Water + Fire = Frankenstein
- Frankenstein + Plant = Monster
- Monster + Dandelion = Werewolf
- Werewolf + Werewolf = Wolf
- Wolf + Fire = Fire Dog
- Fire Dog + Werewolf = Cerberus
- Cerberus + Monster = Cthulhu
- Cthulhu + Holy Water = Eternity
And to get “Infinity” I combined “Eternity” with another “Eternity”.
It felt awesome to finally get “Infinity.” I felt like I’d cracked some secret code or something. It’s a pretty cool feeling to take these basic elements and turn them into something as complex as “Infinity.”
So yeah, that’s how I made “Infinity” in Infinite Craft. It took some time, and a lot of trial and error, but it was definitely worth it. If you’re trying to make it yourself, just follow the steps I did. Trust me, if I can do it, you can too!
