geting your fishing rod back
a small fun map
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Stats
- Runs that reach the finish
- 79%
- First to finish
TrainsRock77- Difficulty votes (43)
- Beginner5%Easy93%Hardcore2%
Leaderboard
| Place | Player | Time, and how far behind first |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kevin87_ | 20.100Watch the record |
| 2 | snorlab | 21.899+1.799Race the record |
| 3 | imsleepzy | 22.213+2.113Race the record |
| 4 | DUKXY | 23.091+2.991 |
| 5 | CarterDamien | 23.230+3.130 |
| 6 | Viten3d | 23.862+3.762 |
| 7 | Envi_ | 24.001+3.901 |
| 8 | le_gars_bizare | 24.458+4.358 |
| 9 | zhi_penght | 25.752+5.652 |
| 10 | Ossipago1 | 26.809+6.709 |
Top 10 of 438 players. Find your own time on your player page.
| Place | Player | Time, and how far behind first |
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More by TrainsRock77
All 10 maps by TrainsRock77→About this map
geting your fishing rod back is an easy Minecraft parkour map by TrainsRock77, published on Parkour Masters on Jun 19, 2023. It is the second of the 10 maps TrainsRock77 has published. Its start, 6 checkpoints and finish stand within 44 × 16 blocks, and the finish is 6 blocks lower than the start. It is built from about 1,100 blocks of 50 kinds, and the most used are smooth sandstone, sand and spruce planks. Half of the 438 players who finished it took 50 seconds or less, and most took between 38 seconds and 1:10. 79% of runs on it reach the finish. The record is 20.100, held by Kevin87_. TrainsRock77 was the first to finish it, on Jun 19, 2023.
- Start, checkpoints and finish within
- 44 × 16 blocks, 13 high
- Start to finish
- 6 blocks down
- Built from
- about 1,100 blocks of 50 kinds
- Most used blocks
- Smooth sandstone 23%, sand 10%, spruce planks 10%, white wool 6%, jungle planks 5%
- Checkpoints
- 6, every one needed
- Typical finish
- 50 seconds or less (most between 38 seconds and 1:10)
- Record
- 20.100
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