Playing Minecraft for the first time...The fuck is this?
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That video was pretty good 
Also guys I've figured out an ultimate troll I'm going to do
Basically I'm going to make another video of me playing Minecraft and just bag it out and then go on to a Minecraft forum and just post the video and say I've come to the conclusion minecraft is for smurfs. Then I wait for butthurt Minecraft fanboys to rage. :finger:
Also guys I've figured out an ultimate troll I'm going to do
Basically I'm going to make another video of me playing Minecraft and just bag it out and then go on to a Minecraft forum and just post the video and say I've come to the conclusion minecraft is for smurfs. Then I wait for butthurt Minecraft fanboys to rage. :finger:
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At first I had the same opinion, but if you play it with friends it's actually quite fun. I'm not creative at all but digging around hunting for diamonds with Xanth whilst getting attacked is quite fun. Plus, there's always little hidden gems which you find which results in you being proud of yourself.
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The point to Minecraft is to make a world that is completely yours.
It is an extremely flexible game that caters to however you want to play it.
If you love zombie/survival/RPG games, then you play on Survival mode and try to survive as much as you can whilst building a shelter and whatnot for yourself.
If you simply love creating building and such, then you play on Creative mode. Creative mode has more god-mode abilities so you can create things easier than on survival mode where you have to hand-make completely everything you use.
And let's not forgot all the mods and skin packs you can download that enhances your gameplay greatly. There are no limits to mods, you can install guns/tanks/fighter jets, you can install more NPC's, you can install wallpapers and more colored blocks. Then there are these big themed mods you can install. If you want a more Renaissance feel to the game, or a more futuristic look, or possibly a steampunk look.
There's absolutely no limits, which is why I love the living hell out of this game. Plus, it doesn't take much to run so ideally, anyone can play. Also, the creators update it quite frequently, so there's always new things to make and play with, which keeps the players entertained and not get bored of the same ol' thing.
It is an extremely flexible game that caters to however you want to play it.
If you love zombie/survival/RPG games, then you play on Survival mode and try to survive as much as you can whilst building a shelter and whatnot for yourself.
If you simply love creating building and such, then you play on Creative mode. Creative mode has more god-mode abilities so you can create things easier than on survival mode where you have to hand-make completely everything you use.
And let's not forgot all the mods and skin packs you can download that enhances your gameplay greatly. There are no limits to mods, you can install guns/tanks/fighter jets, you can install more NPC's, you can install wallpapers and more colored blocks. Then there are these big themed mods you can install. If you want a more Renaissance feel to the game, or a more futuristic look, or possibly a steampunk look.
There's absolutely no limits, which is why I love the living hell out of this game. Plus, it doesn't take much to run so ideally, anyone can play. Also, the creators update it quite frequently, so there's always new things to make and play with, which keeps the players entertained and not get bored of the same ol' thing.
I grew bored of the default Minecraft after a while; there's only so many times you can build a self-harvesting farm and have a creeper come in and blow everything up because Xanth and Crayo were too busy figuring out how to place stairs inside the house.
But if you bought the game, you should give Tekkit a try. It's a pack containing various community-made mods which adds things like computers, better wiring, better logic gates and industrial features such as quarries and solar panels as well as better building materials like light blocks and different shaped panels that can be placed onto blocks.
A lot of it can be pretty confusing to get around, but even just having access to the advanced wiring is enough to make little contraptions that you can trap your friends in or create little puzzles.
But if you bought the game, you should give Tekkit a try. It's a pack containing various community-made mods which adds things like computers, better wiring, better logic gates and industrial features such as quarries and solar panels as well as better building materials like light blocks and different shaped panels that can be placed onto blocks.
A lot of it can be pretty confusing to get around, but even just having access to the advanced wiring is enough to make little contraptions that you can trap your friends in or create little puzzles.