ERROR422

ERROR422

This modification is an adaptation of the Minecraft EXE version known as Error 422 into a standard mod format.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE PLAYING:

ERROR422 significantly alters Minecraft's standard behavior with numerous unexpected anomalies, creating an atmosphere of psychological horror. The modification makes the game your main adversary - no chasing creatures, only a world that's slowly going insane.

For full immersion, it's recommended to start the game without prior knowledge of all features. The built-in anti-cheat system automatically ends the game when cheats are enabled or creative mode is activated, which can be disabled through configuration files.

Mod settings are available in the error422-common.toml file at .minecraft/config path. Due to extensive changes to Minecraft's core code, conflicts with other modifications are possible. In-game music is replaced with static noise, and multiplayer mode is disabled by default.

ANOMALIES AND FEATURES:

During gameplay, you'll encounter dozens of unpredictable phenomena:

• All musical tracks replaced with white noise
• Random lightning strikes and object ignition
• Disabled interface elements and buttons
• World names converted to hexadecimal code
• Corrupted health and hunger indicators
• Maximum item stack size changes with each game launch
• Random daytime changes
• Some creepers detonate instantly
• Blocked F3 debug screen
• Experience counter displayed in binary system
• Unpredictable block replacement when placing
• Random character pushes without visible cause
• Unexpected status effect application
• Periodic bed explosions
• Ability to plant crops on any surface
• Cacti and water lilies spawning in mid-air
• System error messages appearing in chat

In the final stage, your screen will fill with red error messages, inventory will be scrambled, ERR422 will appear with corrupted graphics, glitched sounds will play, and the game will crash.

Total playtime is about 1-1.5 hours, with the timer resetting on game restart. All assets are taken from the original ERROR422 version.