N11cK and his cohorts don't seem to have many detractors, though looking through the comments of his videos mostly just shows people who are excited about the project and want to tell him and the team what a great job they're doing. Of course, there are probably those who think it's silly to put this much work into a map for Minecraft. Being able to follow along with the development can be pretty inspiring, too, and may even teach you a few tricks that you can use when working on your own maps.
Even if you've never been able to design anything amazing in the game, you can hit YouTube and see the awe-inspiring feats that others are pulling off on their servers. Maps like this exemplify the greatest things about Minecraft. The team has posted 175 updates on its progress (as of January 20, 2016), keeping fans and subscribers in the loop so they can follow the map's development. The map was started on January 10, 2015, and as of the time of this writing has been in development for one year and 10 days. Grand Theft Auto 5 wasn't exactly a small game, and recreating its full map is going to take some time. Take YouTuber N11cK and his collaborators, for example: They have been working on a project to recreate the entirety of the Grand Theft Auto 5 map in Minecraft and are documenting their progress online. Some truly ambitious players decide that even this isn't enough, though.
Crafty players have made castles and cathedrals, to playable adventures and musical arrangements, familiar starships and elements of other games, and even working digital computers using nothing more than blocks of various materials. Minecraft is a hugely popular game, the hugest even, and a large part of its popularity comes from the ability for players to create almost anything within the game world.
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