Minecraft Debug Screen in Zelda

Minecraft 1.13.2 (1.13.2-OptiFine_HD_U_E6/vanilla) 59/52 fps (4/6 chunk updates) Integrated server @ 50 ms ticks, 2 tx, 277 rx C: 309/7056 (SD: 10, D: 0, P: 0, A: 0) E: 4/105, B: 0, DL: 0, OptiFine_1.13.2_HD_U_E6 F: 19, T: All: 0 MultiplayerChunkCache: 41, 418 minecraft:overworld FC: 0 Java: 1.8.0_51 64bit Mem: 42%, 837/2048MB Allocated: 65%/1344MB Native: 632/2048+16MB XYZ: -9699.838 / 756.009 / 3194.694 Block: -9700 756 3194 Chunk: 12 12 10 in -607 4 199 Facing: north (towards negative Z) (-Z) Biome: minecraft:forest Light: 15 (15 sky, 0 block) Local Difficulty: 2.5 // 0.13 (Day 0) Looking at block: -9700 79 3194 Looking at liquid: -9700 78 3185 Debug: Pie [shift]: hidden FPS [alt]: hidden For help: press F3 + Q Display: 1920x1080 (NVIDIA Corporation) GeForce GTX .../PCIe/SSE2 4.5.0 NVIDIA 376.54 03:30 PM

The image shows Link running through a bright grassy landscape from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but the Minecraft F3 debug overlay is displayed across the screen. The joke is a visual mashup that makes Zelda look like Minecraft, often shared as a reaction to absurd game crossover edits or technically chaotic screenshots. EN: The image shows Link running through a bright grassy landscape from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but the Minecraft F3 debug overlay is displayed across the screen. The joke is a visual mashup that makes Zelda look like Minecraft, often shared as a reaction to absurd game crossover edits or technically chaotic screenshots.

• @afrosidemoon / 10799 2019-03-23