How to Make Basketball in Infinite Craft
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How to Make Basketball in Infinite Craft
Craft your own legend in Infinite Craft! Learn the art of how to make Basketball in Infinite Craft with detailed step-by-step guides. Explore the infinite possibilities within the game and share your creations with the crafting community.
In this comprehensive guide on how to make basketball in Infinite Craft, we’ll walk you through the intricate combinations required to achieve these iconic creations. Are you ready to embark on a crafting journey in Infinite Craft, aiming to create not only the sport of Basketball but also the legendary athletes Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant?
How to Make Basketball in Infinite Craft
To begin our crafting adventure, we first need to craft Basketball itself, as its components will play a crucial role in obtaining Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.
Earth + Water = Plant
Plant + Plant = Tree
Plant + Wind = Dandelion
Dandelion + Water = Wine
Wine + Water = Holy Water
I know, it might seem a bit biblical, but trust the process. Infinite Craft is a word-associating game, and the next combinations will make more sense.
Tree + Water = River
River + Holy Water = Jordan
Jordan + Plant = Basketball
The association of Jordan with the brand and Plant as a factory might be a bit confusing, but when combined, they manufacture things related to Basketball.
How to Make Kobe Bryant in Infinite Craft
Now, let’s move on to crafting one of the greatest basketball players of all time, Kobe Bryant.
Fire + Wind = Smoke
Plant + Smoke = Incense
Earth + Wind = Dust
Dust + Dust = Sand
Sand + Incense = Snake
Snake + Sand = Cobra
Cobra + Basketball = Kobe
For those unfamiliar with Kobe Bryant, the Cobra association refers to his nickname, Black Mamba. The crafting sequence is designed to represent this iconic player accurately.
Sand + Fire = Glass
Glass + Smoke = Mirror
Mirror + Mirror = Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope + Kobe = Kobe Bryant
Complete these sequences to obtain Kobe Bryant, paying homage to the Black Mamba.
