Minecraft: 140 Top Tips & Tricks Exposed!

Jason Scotts

Description

In Minecraft, you are, in almost all the senses of the word, free to do what you want, but learning how to survive and make the most out of the world you get dropped in could amplify the gaming experience and give you hours of fun. In the exciting new book, Minecraft: 140 Top Tips & Tricks Exposed! (2014 Edition), the 140 tips mentioned here will probably teach you a thing or two - from the basics to some pro tips. They would definitely make you a better Minecraft player. Just keep the tips in mind, and see how enjoyable playing Minecraft is with these new tricks up your sleeve. Dowbload Minecraft: 140 Top Tips & Tricks Exposed! (2014 Edition) now!

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• COMPUTERS
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• Role-playing
• Computer
• Essential
• WII
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• Young-adult fiction
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• Mathematics
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• Minecraft
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Informations

• Publié par: Speedy Publishing LLC
• Date de parution: 06 janvier 2014
• Nombre de lectures: 1
• EAN13: 9781630227067
• Langue: English

Extrait

Table Of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Basics
Chapter 2. Survival Tips: You Against The Environment
Chapter 3. Survival Tips: What To Do Before PVP And In The Early Part Of The Game
Chapter 4. In Game Tips And Tricks That Will Lead To Your Victory
Chapter 5. Experience Minecraft Ownage With 70 More Tips
Conclusion
Introduction
Minecraft is a great game to play alone, but it gets even better if you do so with your friends. Whether you are on PvP (player versus player) mode where your goal is to be the last man - or in this case, the last Steve - standing, or you are just trying to create a better world compared to those made by your friends, it would be to your advantage if you take note of the tips mentioned below. From farming tips to how to swiftly take out the enemy, you ll find everything you need below. Let s get started
Chapter 1. The Basics
1. Be informed. If you are new to Minecraft, the very first tip you should follow before you jump to PvP gameplay is to know everything you possibly can about Minecraft. If you don t know the basics - such as how to move, craft, farm, and build losing is a very likely outcome.
2. Try a peaceful game first. Given the point above, before you engage in virtual combat, you might want to play under peaceful terms first. Or better yet, play in creative mode where the main concern is building stuff. Then you can try your hand at survival mode where you need to fend off, run from, be invisible to, or fight hostile mobs (AI monsters). When you already have the hang of it, proceed to playing PvP.
3. Which Minecraft version are you playing Have you just discovered Minecraft You should know, then, that this game has a number of versions out in the market and is already available in various platforms - from personal computers to gaming consoles and tablet computers. Make sure that you know which one you ll be playing to avoid confusion. While the structure of the game remains practically the same - you ll be creating and destroying blocks in a 3d environment - certain elements change from one version to another.
4. Do research on your enemies. This doesn t refer to other players - not yet, at least - but to hostile characters you might encounter in the game. As with other games, Minecraft NPCs or non player characters are either passive or hostile. If you want to be more particular about the classification, though, the game basically has 6 classes of computer generated characters or mobs, namely: passive, utility, neutral, tamable, regular hostile, and unique hostile. The first four classes are generally passive and consist of the following: villagers, pets, animals that can be hunted for food, player created characters such as golems, and the infamous enderman. The last two classes, on the other hand, are hostiles that you should be familiar with if you want your character to survive.
5. Know how multiplayer works. There are two ways by which you can take part in a multiplayer Minecraft game: you can either join or set up a server. If you re playing with friends and you re tasked to do the latter, there are a lot of guides online that will help you navigate through any set up and hosting issues you might encounter.
6. Have the best possible computer set up. Minecraft is notoriously RAM hungry, so before you agree to a PvP game, you should first check your computer s specs. The minimum system requirements are easy enough to meet, but if you want a seamless gaming experience, you should go for a computer with a fast processor, a good graphics card, and a 4 GB RAM or higher. Skipping this tip might cause lags which can mean the death of your in game character.
7. Make sure that you have a good mouse. Delays in response time and other problems caused by a malfunctioning or substandard mouse can cost you your life, especially if you re in the heat of battle.
8. Take note of crafting patterns. Crafting is one of the essential skills you should learn when playing Minecraft. That said, the more sophisticated the tool, the more complicated the crafting pattern - and the more likely that you ll make mistakes. If you want to decrease the chance of wasting your resources by crafting the wrong tool or material, you need not look at a cheat sheet or alternate between your game and the guide you opened in your PC. All you need to do is remember the shape of whatever it is you want to make. While this isn t always the case, be comforted by the fact that majority of the things you ll be crafting follows this rule. So if you want to craft a fishing pole, for instance, you just need to arrange the string and sticks in a way that resembles the real thing.
9. Read up on weapons and equipment. When in PvP mode, you don t have the luxury of experimenting with various types of armor and weapons.