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[Giveaway] Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue Cape

hii everyone!!! I went to the minecraft experience yesterday in chicago and i got these capes for it. I used one for myself and gave one to my friend, so i still have one left that i decided to give out!!! just comment what got you into minecraft and ill choose randomly in 24 hours!!! good luck :3

u/Lavamask — 3 days ago
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As promised: zooming out to 1 million blocks, same seed, same spot in Beta 1.7.3, 1.6, 1.12 and 26.3

Seed: -9024439081351941263 (Java)

On my previous post here someone asked me to do the same video for older world generation (for the "real oceans"). So here's the same seed in four versions at once, all centered on 0, 0

  • Beta 1.7.3 (2011): tiny biomes everywhere
  • 1.6 (2013): big biomes and a LOT of ocean
  • 1.12 (2017): the origin is in a open ocean, with a mushroom island not far away
  • 26.3 (2026): today's terrain

Even at a million blocks wide they still look different, which I did not expect

Made using the seed map I'm building, mcseeder.com, where you can play with the different versions yourself if you want!

u/ThatTrinTragula — 4 days ago
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Why don't Mojang add biomes to other dimensions as small updates like they do to overworld

Photo from the mod Luminous: Nether

u/justarandomlotus — 4 days ago
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PSA beware breaking cushions near skulk catalysts 🫠

I'm sure it's already being discussed in the bug reports but breaking cushions ( and I think other entities near a catalyst) spreads skulk as if it dropped hundreds of levels of XP. Had a whole room in the basement full of skulk items decorating it, was not expecting this at all 😭

u/Silent_Ninja_JG — 4 days ago
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The most insane things happen when You turn around

I was visiting Mushroom Island to grab some Mushroom Cows. On the way to my boat one Cow almost dropped into the ravine and got hit by a lightning

Well, I've got more than I wanted from this trip...

u/DirianaSpell — 4 days ago
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16 years of Minecraft and I still don't know better

Got lucky there, but the panic for my water bucket was real.

Edit: List of mods for those who are curious

Shader: Proton v1.3b

Forge 1.20.1 mods:
-Aether
-Backpacked
-Better Copper
-Biomes O' Plenty
-Distant Horizons
-Jade
-JEI
-PureEmeraldTools
-Xaeros Minimap and World Map

u/Blunts_Bongs — 4 days ago
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Do you think that if the Penguin arrives in an Drop, it should have Neutral, Cold, and Warm Variants?

Given what happened with the Copper Golem and its complete redesign, I’d say the Penguin wouldn't be an exception

Instead of just 1 type, how about 3: Neutral, Cold, and Warm?

The Warm one (Rockhopper, previously seen in Mob Votes) would appear in Stony Shores and other Warm biomes

The Neutral one (Emperor) would appear in Snowy biomes, like Snowy Taiga or Snowy Plains

The Cold one (Chinstrap) would appear in Frozen biomes, like Ice Spikes or Frozen Ocean

u/Ok-Doctor-9286 — 3 days ago
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Potions aren't weak. Minecraft just makes them annoying to use.

Potions aren't weak. Minecraft just makes them annoying to use.

Honestly, I don't think potions need stronger effects. I think Minecraft makes them way too inconvenient to use.

You have to remember a bunch of recipes, gather several ingredients, brew everything in multiple steps, and then sacrifice a huge chunk of your inventory just to carry a few different potions.

By the time most players have decent armor and enchanted gear, brewing often feels like more effort than it's worth. So one of the game's coolest systems ends up being ignored outside of specific situations.

I'd rather see potions become stackable in small amounts, the brewing stand get an actual recipe book, and the whole process become less tedious.

Do you avoid potions because they're not useful enough, or because they're just too annoying to prepare and carry?

u/Lucky_Remove_2908 — 4 days ago
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The most major parity/qol update we need. (Bedrock)

I hope this isn’t against the rules.

For those who don’t want to watch or can’t make sense the way healing and saturation works in Minecraft bedrock is way worse than Java.

The time it takes to heal from half a heart to max health is over a minute longer in bedrock. I’m late game in my world so I use golden apples to heal for the faster regeneration, but early game exploring anything in caves is way more tedious, having to pause every couple minutes partly due to bedrocks higher monster spawn rate and skeletons having insane accuracy.

u/vvedo — 4 days ago

75% done placing the dirt for my world record farm

Will be the largest carrot farm in survival Minecraft, current record is 200,000 square blocks. This will be 300,000. 225,000 placed, 75,000 to go.

u/Krillin_irl — 3 days ago
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Tried peaceful mode after 13 years

I’ve been playing Minecraft for years and played in basically every way: hardcore, normal/hard, servers, speedrunning, maps, etc etc.

But I had never tried peaceful mode.

Anyways, me and a friend started a realm with a central focus on building. We main peaceful but switch to easy when we need mob materials. AND WHAT A BREATH OF FRESH AIR. I can just build for hours without worrying abt resetting the clock every 10 minutes or so, or creepers coming up, or torch proofing, etc etc.

I know a lot of people (past self included) might say that peaceful takes away the challenge of the game, and I’d say it depends. I’ve been playing this game so long, the combat has become pretty standard (except trial chambers love those) Anyways, I think the point of Mc is to pick your challenge, in this world it’s making cool builds. So instead of fighting mobs, the challenge is making a neat design.

TL;DR: Tried peaceful mode after 13 years, is now favorite mode

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u/Responsible_Tap_8284 — 4 days ago
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It’s been 8 years since we lost one of Minecraft’s best features.

With the release of version 1.13, the world editor was removed. I don't know why we still haven't got it back. I'm not sure if it's due to issues with 1.18, the Bedrock Edition, or some other reason.

I don't understand how a game where world creativity is paramount could lose such important features along the way. I’d be happy if they at least let us combine large biomes with amplified worlds.

u/Illustrious_Table894 — 4 days ago

Did you learn Minecraft naturally or did you research it before you played?

Idk why but I hate it when someone asks me to teach them to play Minecraft because I don’t know how to teach them. As a child the game came naturally and I just played the game with no prior knowledge.

So I ask, how did you figure out how to play Minecraft? Was it a learning process? Did you do research? Were you taught by someone?

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u/Lowkey_Boy1 — 3 days ago
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I just thought about 4 small qol updates what do you think ?

(I did my best for the images)

  1. Mojang should add a new enchantement called "Resilience" that would keep your tools, weapons, or armor pieces at 1 durability when its about to break. When the object is at 1 durability, it becomes 3x worse (tools mine 3x slower, weapons deal 3x less damage and armor pieces protect 3x less) but it will stay at one durability until you repair it with exp or an anvil. You can only get it by trading with a villager.

  2. This one is kinda niche but: we should be able to stop the growth of any plants the same way golden dandelions stops animals from growing up either with an item or an in-game mechanic.

  3. Idk how yet but we could be able to extract exp from our exp level bar to either mend ourself or to give it to someone else.

  4. The fire resistance enchant should give you the actual fire resistance effect if you have a total of at least 8 levels equipped on you (ex: fire res IV x2 or fire res IV + fire res III + fire res I). I'm not putting the limit to 12 or 16 levels because fire resistance is so trash you would need those 2 spare armor pieces to actually protect yourself.

u/Kirma0-_-0 — 3 days ago
▲ 212 r/Minecraft

World got griefed 🥲

Shit happens life goes on, spent over a year building ts . It's okay though I have backups , this is a relatively minor set-back. I lost only about 5 hours of work . Now I know to never let my little cousins on my ps5 😂

I added two screenshots , two after the grief and two before:

u/ProfessionalStock242 — 4 days ago
▲ 586 r/Minecraft

Baobab Savanna

As you walk through the Baobab Savanna, you can feel the wisdom in the air coming from these ancient trees.

Remember the biome votes? Most people talk about the Mob Votes so today I wanted to look back and imagine how would the savanna biome update could look! Sadly it doesn't show the termites or the ostrich, but man even with just the trees it makes the biome look so beautiful..

Also it would be the first time ever we would get a 4x4 tree.. it really makes me wonder if we would need to place 16 saplings just to grow a baobab tree 🫪

But anyways, what do you think? :D

u/ChokkoBuilds — 4 days ago
▲ 807 r/Minecraft

After 13 years on Minecraft, my first full Netherite armour set.

Probably the proudest I've felt after playing for all these years.

It's up there with killing the dragon for the first time for sure! :)

u/RFGamingEoin — 4 days ago