Minecraft Failed Global Recources

It is most likely due to the pandemic going on and xbox recources cant function in there fullest do to it

No service - leading Global technology organisation fails to fix service problem; it's just like a bank with no money

If you where to rebuild helgen youd have to do something like in hearthfire gather recources for the houses and that would be a ton of iron/wood/other things, which i wouldnt mind as long as you could design some of the houses like in hearthfire but minus
the alchemy lab, enchanting tower, and the gardens and such and plus basements, kitchen, childrens rooms, and even maybe a taxidermy hall or something of the like, be able to build houses in different parts of the city based on a civilians skill or attributees.
Then comes the idea of the finaces. I think that the new vegas format of the expenses rising with levels is good, but may be a little too much with time. Maybe come up with a coding system that keeps up with total materials used and what recources are being
used the most and have prices raise with the diminishing use of the recources and by recources i mean ores, wood, food(maybe) and ingots. The being able to recruit/find civilians and shop keepers with particular skills in the city could be a quest for your
thane or you could strut along yourself basking your crown and ask the target to come into your city. I think even a trading income could be established with other cities. You could sell swords to the stormcloaks/imperials (depending on if the war is still
going on) or you could send recources to other cities that where damaged by the war and over time as you sent the recources via consulting your steward or the stables, those cities would be rebuilt. I think that it is very much possible especially if you equipped
some of the hearthfire attributes to the game.

It's a Minecraft: Java & Bedrock

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Microsoft Store Key from nerdused

thanks for the recommendation GG and awesome on putting the videos in here for me Jak. I watched them all and it fills in ALOT of questions i've had.

Thanks for the recources guys