Minecraft player discovers incredibly rare stacked spawner blocks

Minecraft is partly a procedurally generated game. This means that everything in the title, including biomes and the spawns within it, works based on an algorithm that is designed according to a framework to make sure that the spawns make sense. If not for this, players would find trees growing in the middle of the desert or snow in the taiga biome.

However, given the game's massive expanse, no algorithm can be perfect. Sometimes players can find bizarre spawns ranging from common bugs and errors to some rare finds.

A Minecraft player, who goes by u/calceeum on Reddit, shared an image on the subreddit of the game showing two spawners stacked on top of each other. Usually, spawners either spawn individually or next to each other. This makes this a rare instance and the photo was accompanied by a question for the community about the rarity of this find.

how rare is this? byu/calceeum inMinecraft

The community reacted to the post. User Ace_0009_ commented that this find is rare enough to be the first one on the subreddit. u/WillyDAFISH commented that this was the first time they had seen a post with such stacked spawners, thereby, making it unique.

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Comment byu/calceeum from discussion inMinecraft

User Bannanas_suck believed that the find could be the first of its kind. The original poster replied to the comment saying that they hoped some big YouTuber would cover this Minecraft bug. However, this did not go down well with others. User NeOn1691Senpai commented that some big YouTubers might cover it but will never properly mention the person who discovered it.

Redditors talk about the bug (Image via Reddit/calceeum/Mojang Studios)

Another user named IMightBeJohnnyCash commented that they might mention a 2-second-long footnote that will mention just “a random Redditor” without the mention of the username.

Redditors also discussed how the spawners would work (Image via Reddit/calceeum/Mojang Studios)

User CornerOf12th enquired whether both of these spawners worked. The original poster replied that they had no idea about that as the first thing they did was take a screenshot of the spawn first and then spawn-proofed the area.

User Flimsy-Combination37 said that it is very likely both the spawners would work. The only way it wouldn't was if there were data errors or if it had turned into a pig spawner.

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Buggy spawns in Minecraft

The Minecraft desert temple in a lake (Image via Reddit/SpicyDeluxeMcCrispy)

This is not the first time that players have seen something out of place in the game. There are a lot of bugs in the game, especially the Bedrock Edition. Thankfully, most of these bugs do not negatively impact the gameplay experience. In fact, sometimes they are quite hilarious. Recently, another player shared some images showing how a desert temple had spawned in the middle of a lake in the plain biome.