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Everything Minecraft?: Alright I followed EVERY faq I could find about servers
I am very good with Minecraft servers and would be willing to help anyone. :) |
An article for you Minecraft server hosts out there who want to keep players loyal!
This is all true.. I know from experience, my server is 99.169.249.136
Looks to Internet Community & Fellow Tech Leaders to Destroy Legislation We All Hate
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. (Dec. 23, 2011) - Mojang has never supported SOPA, the “Stop Online Piracy Act” currently working its way through U.S. Congress.
“Overzealous and vaguely formulated attempts to fight online…
100000% agree.
So, I decided I would post some game reviews. Here’s my first one, and I decided to use my favorite game, Minecraft.
Score: 9.75/10
Here’s the concept of this game: You’re plunked down in an infinite world of blocks. No one is around, there are hills, mountains, forests, desert, swamps, ocean, caves, and other marvelous biomes as far as the eye can see. A bar of hunger, health, and an empty inventory are all you have.
The game has no objective: you can build, mine, hunt, explore, craft, gather materials, farm, create fantastic machines, kill monsters, anything you want, really. And that’s what I love about it, the endless possibilities.
So, what do you actually do? Well, to start, you should make a crafting table, made by arranging planks from a tree in your crafting inventory. This enables you to craft anything from pickaxes, swords, and shovels, to bread, TNT, and doors. This is one of the main principles of the game. With the materials you gather, you make a house. Mine with tools, farm with seeds. Essentially, survive.
At night, monsters come out. Zombies, skeletons, explosive creepers, and more. If you don’t have a house the first night, you’re basically dead.
In addition, there are two dimensions to explore, many monsters, animals, and even an electrical wiring system called redstone. Anyone who enjoys sandbox games - or anyone who enjoys gaming at all - this game is for nearly everyone.
