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If 1.18 has anything like the examples below I could definitely see it being an issue for some people; you'd need to place thousands of blocks to cover these up (I haven't run 1.18 or seen much of what it looks like in general but I've seen others complain about how caves have removed most of the underground resources, leading me to think the underground is like the Nether or something, though official images like this one seem to show relatively few caves in the side views):

The following were all from a Survival world (I found ravines as large as the ones shown above but they didn't break the surface):

That said, such large cave openings are the exception, though there are still a lot of smaller openings as shown on this night mode rendering of the surface:

Also, in another thread they mentioned that villages were ruined by mountainous terrain, which I agree with and is why I made separate biomes just for villages (even then, as mentioned previously Plains can still have around 20 blocks of variance, but they are flatter in general), which is aggravated by 1.10+ allowing villages to extend into any biome, not just the ones they can spawn in (this causes about a third of villages to fail to generate in vanilla 1.6.4 because they need to have at least 2 structures in addition to the well and the game may attempt to add a path leading into an invalid biome, even if there is room in the other direction):

The second one was almost entirely mountainous, which just destroyed any village generation I came across and made it very difficult to find any spots to plant down and set up and base without a massive amount of teraforming involved.

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The founder is Vietnamese, most likely the business is also Vietnam-based, hence the Vietnamese number you saw on their website.I prepped with their simulation a few months ago, it was near-identical to the actual test. Anonymous C and D pretty much nailed it.Customer service does leave a bit to be desired. Presumably, they do not have a 24/7 CS and there's more than one person doing the work. I had to email them a few times during my prep (black screens, slow connections and the likes). The first person responding to me seemed like a junior who later got trouble helping with my issues, their senior dropped in after a while and cleared things up. I could say they are a bit unprofessional, but to say they are scammers is a bit harsh. Scammers don't invest that much into their contents. Perhaps your friend just got bad luck.If you're not ready to pay $250 you can just see their free content on the PSG and not bother with anything else, because they are the only one with a worthwhile "simulation" at the moment.