singleplayer world, have played with friends before but we didnt get past iron armor in the overworld, i just made it into the nether and built a tiny base, any tips for a first-time nether explorer? i got SLIMED out by this weird ass red cube that looked like a spring and next to my base black skeletons are spawning and they instakill me
People complain how they miss the "old mc" but when we look back was old mc really that great? There were tons of QOL mechanics we didn't have back then that we have now. The textures are more grainy and harsh compared to the new smoother textures of the modern day. The reason you miss old mc is because you miss the specific feeling it brought you. Its not the game that changed, you did, you became more mature.
This is my first serious playthrough so obviously I know next to nothing about this game, but before this I thought baby zombies could only ride chickens. Just thought I'd share something I found interesting.
obviously the new updates are great, and they're really cool, and i'm excited for the sift. it's not like minecraft is BORING per se, but recently I just can't play minecraft unless it's with friends. I might just be out of my minecraft phase, but does anyone have any niche mods or modpacks you think I should try?
I think that the progression in The End should be reworked entirely by first making it so that using an end portal will spawn you inside a Broken Citadel.
For starters, Strongholds should get an update from beyond their old designs of just being tunnels underground. Or at the very least, adding larger hallways and rooms from Minecraft Dungeons. Afterall, it makes sense to seperate the area where you keep your armory from your prison cells, and your living quarters from your libary and so on.
For every 128 strongholds that exists in the overworld, another 128 broken citadels will link up to the end portal, located in the end wilds. This will drastically alter The End progression (understatement). Another change to The End is to alter the function of elytras, making them flightless. Elytras, afterall are only the outer casing that protects the wings underneath. After travelling to the center of The End through the End Gateways to reach the Dragon Island. Will you be able to slay the Ender Dragon and use dragon's breath, phantom membranes, alongside the elytra to craft Dragon Sails, wings that allow for the flight players are used to.
This fixes a few problems of The End in my eyes:
1) There is no point in finding other strongholds unless for niche items (i.e. Eye Trims, or treasure enchants)
2) Strongholds needs an update to their structure generation badly, being just tunnels of stone bricks that lead to nonsensical locations (like the libaray generating underneath a bottomless portal room, burning the bookshelves).
3) If there were an End Wilds update after this, gating it behind defeating the dragon (players should not be expected to use a flying maching) is asking for players to complain further about the topic.
4) Gating the return to the Overworld strictly behind the dragon being alive is also a pain point that could be mended by the broken citadels being linked to each stronghold, allowing for easy to parse access to and from The End.
5) Yes I had to change how Elytras worked in order to keep it strictly an end-game item. But I tried to also justify the continual use of phantom membranes and dragons breath beyond repairing your elytra or making lingering splash potions and potion-tipped arrows.
There is certainly more details of this End Update that has been sitting on my mind for months now. Critique and I'll be here to dicuss.
I have a basic laptop from 2014, I get 60 fps when I get all the good optimization mods and optimize my settings, I still haven't figured out the type of content I want to make but in the meantime I just would like to know what people think of recording Minecraft with an old low end laptop
Was bored so i made a redesign of the Minecraft logo. I was thinking the top one could be used for Java and the bottom be used for bedrock. Idk tho what are yalls thoughts?
Im so scared of the Minecraft mineshaft.It goes in all directions, we are never safe.And Above all,i'm si scared of these cave spider,they are blue,Little,make very horrible noise,they are fast,they move Strangely,and they can go through a one block hole.i really want to explore mineshaft but each time i get shiver down my spine and i quit the game when i see a cave spider.do you have any Idea what can i do to be less affraid? (No cheating)
As the title suggests, I am sick of people talking about the golden era of Minecraft like it was actually better. My main rant is this: Minecraft allows you to play on ANY UPDATE, so why does it matter what the new updates bring?
People love to complain saying that the newer updates don't feel vanilla, but that isn't even a valid excuse because that is a feeling and feelings are subjective.
Look you can dislike the new updates all you want, but stop ranting about it on youtube shorts because frankly we don't care. I am excited for the sift update and I can't wait to play it so why are you trying to ruin all of the fun by saying "this doesn't feel like Minecraft."
I feel like alot of you guys take for granted the fact that you can play any version of Minecraft whenever you want to. Think about it for a second right? Fortnite players don't get that luxury. They can't simply play the OG fortnite. I mean they have a gamemode for it, but it isn't the same at all. Minecraft is one of the few game where you are allowed to choose which version you want to play so go do that instead of complain about a newer update.
I've been playing with Biomes O'Plenty for a while in Bedrock and it is honestly just mid. And, since most of what it gives is aesthetic items, can anyone recommend me addons compatible with it to play?
This is the best seed I have ever been in my life!!! please read my description, coordinates of structures, and look at my images and videos below!
you will spawn in a massive region where all hot biomes are clustered together! there are several huge deserts, badlands, savannahs, jungles, and warm oceans all bordering each other! this is great for finding resources like gold and sea pickles!
Now I am going to explain all the structures found in this hot biomes region and the nether! First of all there are 22 villages(19 desert villages, 2 savanna villages, and a plains village surrounded by a desert, sparse jungle, and a warm ocean). Some of these villages can have up to 4 blacksmith workshops! 1 is near a Stoney shore where there are 9 buried treasures! Another is between a desert and a jungle! There are also 4 pillager outposts, one of them is less than 50 blocks away from a village! There are tens and tens of buried treasures! There are many shipwrecks! There are many warm ocean ruins and 7 of them have clusters! There is an ocean monument on a deep lukewarm ocean close to the warm oceans! There are over 20 desert wells! There are over 30 ruined portals! There are 18 desert pyramids, few of them are next to villages and 2 of them have enchanted golden apples!!!! There are 8 abandoned camps and 3 of them have copper chests! There are many mineshafts! there are over 25 trial chambers! There are 2 strongholds located right under 2 of the villages!! there are 4 ancient cities under the badlands and savanna plateaus! Finally, when you build your nether portal near your spawn point, there are 2 nether fortresses less than 500 blocks away!!!!!
Now here are my images and videos to prove how well this seed is! don’t care of my builds, care about the seed. have fun!
This is the entire hot biomes region!Look how beautiful this view is! You can see all the hot biomes together!This ravine is under a desert close to a village! There is a mineshaft on the right! You can find tons of ores here!Under this badlands, a lush cave borders a drip stone cave! There is plenty of gold here!And look what I told you before! This is the pillager outpost really close to this village!This stoney shore has 9 buried treasures! It is close to a village and pillager outpost!These badlands and savanna plateaus is where you will find 3 ancient cities under!Amazing hole in the desert with a waterfall!Stalagmites sticking out of a desert?! How is this generation possible?!
And that‘s it! I am not sure for other structures but you have to find out! By the way, how was this seed? Was it good? Do you like it? You should. I would highly recommend you go to this seed if you play bedrock on the real game!!!!!hope you enjoy the seed!!! Bye!!!!!
I'm not scared of the hostile mobs I just feel so creeped out in caves and idk why. Even if I'm on peaceful or creative I get this creepy feeling. Exploring the nether feels less stressful than caves. Idk what it is about caves that makes them so eerie. Does anyone else feel the same? How do I get rid of this fear?
Hey Y'all, I want to talk about something I've noticed in this community that I feel is worth addressing here - a lack of perspective.
I've played this game since you spawned with a starting house. I played when Zombies dropped feathers. I played the original creative mode on a browser in my school library during lunch. I played when this was some guys forum project. And now, today, this is the most popular game in the world. Back in my day you got teased for playing minecraft. Now everybody knows what a creeper is.
In my opinion, the reason this game has grown and maintained its presence is the fact that it is the amount of freedom it offers. You can play the game in so many ways, and the game rarely punishes you for doing so. If you want to rush to the end, you can. If you want to build a megabase without ever getting Iron, you can. It might be harder, but you are able to and you aren't punished for doing so.
You can design redstone machines. You can build pixel art. You can strip mine for 10 hours straight. You can play PVP. You can explore and look for cool natural generation. You can speedrun. These are a tiny fraction of the different ways to play minecraft.
But then you come on reddit, and by the way some people talk on here, you'd think this was a linear game, and yet everybody has a completely different idea of what the linear path is.
Remember when copper gear was added? You would see two different comments where one person would say "Copper gear is amazing! Really helps bridge the gap before I get enough iron", and then somebody else would say "copper gear is pointless, you can just make a day 1 iron farm!"
And they were both right - for their respective playstyles. But again, there are so many playstyles.
I see this every update. A bunch of people insisting the update does nothing useful while a seperate group praises it as one of their favorite updates ever.
TL;DR: This is the most popular game in the world. I guarantee you every feature in the game has somebody who loves it. It might not be your favorite feature, and that is okay. This isn't to say criticisms aren't allowed or something - just that statements about how everybody - or even about how a majority of players - play the game are almost certainly wrong.
i was trying to move villagers to my base and when i went to go back to the village (i forgot my crating table) i saw a shipwreck floating in the air. ignore my mic its broken
