My First Week of Minecraft
Apologies to those who read Snell-Pym as this is mostly a re-post.
Initially I was very bad at Minecraft, I could not even work out how to look up let alone move and as for fighting the monsters of this almost eden-esk world – that was impossible. But after being attacked by a spider, a skeleton and a zombie, being stuck in a whole, being suspended in the air and drowning…. I finally seemed to master basic movements.
Being me I skipped the tutorial and refused to play in creative as I like there to be a challenge. Anyway I finally after a week of playing managed to construct a one room house. It started off in mud and then I mined cobble stone which I clad the outside and then mined the mud away from the inside.
The idea is that you mine and farm things and make stuff. I started off by making a crafting table, then a chest to keep things in. I was on the hunt for stuff for torches and a bed – but this proved tricky and so I found myself hiding in a dark corner of my house – it had a door I’d made on the crafting table but no light as I need to make charcoal or find coal.
Fortunately no monsters spawns in there with me – this was why it was all still earth – a monster called a creeper did blow my house up from the out side though which hacked me off! (I may have said a rude word).
Eventually I found the resources to make my torches – I had to build a furnace. So now I have light, food (due to killing poor unsuspecting cows and cooking them in the furnace), shelter, a crafting table and a double sized chest but still no bed! This means I can not sleep during the games nighttime which is annoying.
The game is made of large pixels and I can only play a bit at a time as the motion on the screen gives me motion sickness!
I also keep accidentally hitting the left hand toggle as a button instead, this changes the perspective of the little avatar – not helpful when you are fighting zombies!
Posted: Tuesday, April 9th, 2013 @ 9:50 am
Categories: Minecraft.
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April 10th, 2013 at 9:48 pm
Awesome, get into creative and create your own village/castle/farm etc. Following what you do. 🙂