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I have so many veggie farms so I put stacks into the composter, but it can take a while right-clicking it. Is it possible to automate this process?

I have a villager spawner/breeder and it works. But they never spawn golems. So idk how I'd even make an iron farm if my villager breeder doesn't spawn any golems...?

Let's say the war continues as is and Ukraine ends up not running out of people and kicking ass and Putin has no choice to give up. Could there ever be a scenario where Ukraine not only keeps their land and Crimea, but also takes over all of or a partial part of Russia?

I have a villager breeder with 2 job blocks. But I have not traded with any of them. Is all I have to do break their job block and then escort them to a place with a new job block and they'll take that one?

I'm not sure if this'll change later or if it would with the difficulty, but it really feels like I'm not getting enough XP points to spend. I just completed (no spoilers) the first open sandbox area and rescued the police informant "Pickles." I searched every alley for evidence and walked up and down every street multiple times, did all the side objectives, and I only have about 3 XP points. It's annoying ending a mission with the same amount of spending points I started with.

I've been keeping track. I haven't been attacking in 17 games now. Wtf is that? Another thing I've noticed... I always win when I'm attacking. And I always lose when I'm defending.

I basically just want to hold down click in the game while still using my computer. I can tape my mouse down and do it like that, but is there any other solution?

I'm back to the game after years of not playing and feeling a bit overwhelmed. I have a list of things to do, places to explore, and structures to build. But I'm not even sure what order to go on and how to do many things.

I've got: a wheat farm. A cow/sheep/chicken farm. And a nice little village I'm building up. I built a crappy little villager breeder, but it seems to be working and placing down the different workstations so I will hopefully get a variety of villager types. I've got an enchantment room and fully enchanted diamond tools.

The other things I want are:

An iron farm

I need to go to the nether (not sure when or why but I know I gotta go.)

I'm just obsessed with putting things in the right place and I don't want to put something down in the middle of my village if I should have something more fundamental to the core gameplay loop there.

Oh, and I really want a mob spawner / XP farm.

If I were looking for something specific, maybe a structure of some kind, or a specific type of biome. OR I just wanted to see the best of what Minecraft terrain generation has to offer, what would be the best way of going about it?

And is there any difference between worlds seed by seed? Or would I see the same type of generation if I just endlessly explored? Would there be any differences in infinitely exploring seeds vs infinitely exploring the same world?

What do you guys think/know about this?

I'm back to the game after years of not playing and feeling a bit overwhelmed. I have a list of things to do, places to explore, and structures to build. But I'm not even sure what order to go on and how to do many things.

I've got: a wheat farm. A cow/sheep/chicken farm. And a nice little village I'm building up. I built a crappy little villager breeder but it seems to be working and placing down the different work stations so I will hopefully get a variety of villager types. I've got an enchantment room and fully enchanted diamond tools.

The other things I want are:

An iron farm

I need to go to the nether (not sure when or why but I know I gotta go.)

I'm just obsessed with putting things in the right place and I don't want to put something down in the middle of my village if I should have something more fundamental to the core gameplay loop there.

Oh, and I really want a mob spawner / XP farm.

I'm back to the game after years of not playing and feeling a bit overwhelmed. I have a list of things to do, places to explore, and structures to build. But I'm not even sure what order to go on and how to do many things.

I've got: a wheat farm. A cow/sheep/chicken farm. And a nice little village I'm building up. I built a crappy little villager breeder but it seems to be working and placing down the different work stations so I will hopefully get a variety of villager types. I've got an enchantment room and fully enchanted diamond tools.

The other things I want are:

An iron farm

I need to go to the nether (not sure when or why but I know I gotta go.)

I'm just obsessed with putting things in the right place and I don't want to put something down in the middle of my village if I should have something more fundamental to the core gameplay loop there.

Oh, and I really want a mob spawner / XP farm.

It was full of bots. Two teams of bots lying prone on opposing rooftops just unloading on each other. When I joined the server, it showed a progress bar and a bunch of files flashed on it.

Did I f up? I don't see anything in my recent downloads but would they even show up there?

I just got a PC and don't know anything about it but I'm trying to be careful. I wasn't even aware that this was something I had to look out for. How do I make sure I'm good?

I just got a PC and really have no clue how any of this works so I'm trying to be generally careful. I just got a mic and wanted to test it so I joined some old Cod 2 lobbies. But when I went to join the server, it said "Downloading" all these random things/files with a progress bar. I checked my downloads and don't see anything. But google tells me I can get viruses/malware just from joining old gaming servers?

What can/should I do? I checked my recent downloads and didn't see anything from today. But if that's true, what/where did I "download" anything?

I don't even know much about the differences between the Java & Bedrock. I just thought one was for PC and one was for Console, with Java being overall superior. What's the difference, and if you make an active decision to play one over the other, why is that?

I'm back to Minecraft after about a 8-year break or something. I haven't kept up or anything. So, I'm sort of aware of what pillagers do, but lately they've been roaming in packs around my base. I've managed to avoid them so far but this time they got really close.

I live in a village, but all my stupid villagers died when I was mining. There's another village that I'm building up about 400 blocks away. It's got 4 iron golems and is lit to hell with torches. But these pillagers keep coming by my village. Are they going to attack the other village? Should I kill or avoid them?

It's a fun low-poly arcade shooter. Isn't it supposed to be fast paced? Why am I pausing every other round to "type" some nonsense into an interface? Why am I pressing LMB and e key back and forth 30 times to slowly reveal a screen that says, "You are not in control." I get it, I'm a dog in a cage or whatever. Can I go back to shooting red guys yet?

Look, I should at least be able to skip all that.

I just got a PC. I've never played a Mil sim game in my life. I've always watched them on YouTube and I've wanted to play one for a while. I have fears about getting into games like Stalker, Arma, etc, due to their complexity.

Would Arma 3 or any of the Arma games be good for a first timer in the genre? Or do you have any other recommendations?

So I figured out how to copy my vanilla world over to CurseForge. I couldn't play it initially because the mods I installed broke the world apparently. But am I going to be able to take it back to Vanilla?

I don't even know why I was unable to play my world in CurseForge. All I downloaded were shaders and just enough items. I didn't download anything that fundamentally changes the game or adds new blocks. But will my world forever be corrupted now? Or am I able to simply copy it back over to OG/vanilla MC?

Hope that makes sense I'm new to PC and just trying to not go crazy with all the files and shit that can go wrong.

I just got a gaming PC so I'm new to all of this. But I have Minecraft on CurseForge and have successfully modded it. All my games are on Steam and my hard drive, but it's not finding any of the games. I don't have too many games, does this just mean they aren't on there?

(Stardew, Metro, COD, Firewatch)

I just got my first gaming PC so I'm maybe a noob or whatever. But the search function on Steam seems to suck quite a bit. If I don't get spell the title perfectly correct with spaces in the right place, I won't even see the game. And sometimes that doesn't even guarantee it'll show up. Seriously... what is up with the search function...?