Tax’ Future City Map FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
What do I do when I first spawn in?
You'll appear in the main town area surrounded by futuristic buildings and streets. Take a moment to look around, then start walking down the streets to explore the different districts and find a building you'd like to claim as your base.
Can I build and modify buildings in the city?
Yes, you can claim empty buildings or spaces to make your own base or house. Most of the structures are pre-built for exploration, but you have creative freedom to customize your chosen building with your own blocks and decorations.
Is this map good for multiplayer?
Absolutely—the map is designed with multiplayer in mind and includes plenty of space for games like hide and seek, parkour challenges, or cooperative building projects with friends.
How big is the city and how long does it take to explore everything?
The city is massive with many districts, towers, and unique structures to discover. Exploration time depends on how thoroughly you want to check everything out, but expect several hours to see all the major landmarks.
Are there any hidden areas or Easter eggs?
The map includes various special spots and creative structures scattered throughout the city that reward exploration. Fly around or climb tall buildings to find unique locations you might miss at street level.
Can I use Creative Mode or do I need Survival?
You can play in either mode depending on what you want to do—Creative Mode is great for building and designing your base quickly, while Survival Mode adds more challenge if you want to gather resources.
What's the best way to organize multiplayer games in the city?
Pick a central meeting point like a large plaza or notable building, establish clear boundaries for your game area, and use the city's natural landmarks to set up game zones for hide and seek, races, or other activities.
Does the map have any performance issues with all the buildings and lights?
The map is optimized for most systems, but if you experience lag, try lowering your render distance, reducing particle effects, or disabling fancy graphics settings—the city will still look great.
Can I use this map with other mods?
Yes, the map is compatible with most mods since it's a world file rather than a mod itself. Just load it up in your regular Minecraft instance with whatever mods you normally use.
How do I find my way around if the city is confusing?
Use tall buildings and distinctive landmarks as navigation points, enable coordinates in your debug screen to track your position, or create your own map by exploring systematically and marking important locations.