In gaming, "Infinite Villages" refers to creating sprawling, automated, or procedurally generated settlements that exceed standard game limits.
The phrase "infinite villages" was famously used by Spanish historian to describe the staggering density of the indigenous Taino population on the island of Hispaniola (present-day Haiti and Dominican Republic) upon his arrival. Infinite Villages
: Move villagers to new "neighborhoods" using boats and leads to expand your borders. This allows you to chain villages together into one massive megalopolis. C. Commands for Exploration In gaming, "Infinite Villages" refers to creating sprawling,
: A central Bell acts as the village anchor where residents gather and "gossip," which is a requirement for iron golem spawning and population growth. B. Automation and Scaling This allows you to chain villages together into
: Place variety in job site blocks (Lecterns, Composters, Barrels) to assign professions. This keeps the economy active and allows for "unlimited" trading loops.