I'm sure this has been posted a lot but honestly most complaints about Minecraft has no real Base to it. Me and my friend had a whole hour discussion/ argument because he hates how villagers make the game easy. Do they YES no one is denying that do you nee then/forced to use them NO, same when people say there's nothing to do after killing the dragon. There is but people either don't have imagination+,(dam near a staple of Minecraft is imagination) or don't want to put time into doing anything afterwards. I do want to ask a question though, seeing how Minecraft mods have came so far and do genuinely make the game better do you think a game is bad if it needs mods to be good?

I’m making a Minecraft animation TV show for YouTube next year, wanted to share my first works on it and take any feedback

I always see people making grand and detailed village builds with several houses all packed together but they’re always empty. I can’t be the first person to wonder why not populate it with villagers? Is there some reason this would be really hard or not work?

I want to make an artificial village with villagers and golems and everything but I’m wondering what rules I’d need to follow, I know villagers are pesky with what blocks they walk on and how far they go from they’re bed to job block etc.

Any help or wisdom is much appreciated, even a guide or link to another post explaining this if there is one would help, I really want to do this if it’s possible, thank you!!

hell yeah, gonna build this

Is it just me, or...

Do Packed Ice Bricks look eerily similar to Tuff Bricks?

Don't get me wrong, Tuff Bricks have the best brick design by far, but quite surprising that they were used for the new Packed Ice.

Guys i know that everyone is saying that bedrock skeleton is stronger then java one but its not in minecraft java players are 21% of Minecraft players and rest 79% are bedrock players. Out of all bedrock players 90% are mobile and console players i have played all mobile console pc and i can say that console and phone is way harder they just cant dodge skeleton attacks most of the time (i know that some phone players are insane good but that realy rare) so they are saying that bedrock skeleton is better they just don't understand that they are worse not java skeletons. Plus mojang nerfed bedrock skeletons few months ago.

I know that i can't change anything with this post but what I'm saying is completely true

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mob griefing is only turned OFF for pretty much ONE REASON ONLY EVER and that is to stop creeper explosions from leveling your entire world as they spawn constantly all around you. MAYBE rarely to stop enderman or ghast griefing but how big of a problem can that really be. however turning off mob griefing causes an OUTRAGEOUS amount of straight broken mechanics in the game: Piglin trade farms dont work, Sheep farms are all broken, Snow golem's no longer create any snow, Villager breeding is completely broken and they wont pick up any crops, You also cant give any armor to mobs like zombies, It also prevents mobs like dolphins, foxes and pandas from holding items/eating I could literally go on and on for hours about all the things it just completely breaks when you turn this gamerule on, I understand they consider these things "Mob griefing" but a sheep eating a piece of grass that immediately grows back and does not destroy any blocks is not even close to the same category as a ghast or a creeper that literally explodes and destroys/deletes many blocks. Im honestly surprised that me sneezing isnt also considered mob griefing with this logic. They DESPERATELY need to add some more specific categories to this gamerule its ridiculous that I have to install plugins for that

(I already posted this but i mistake My images, so this Is what i wanted to show, more iluminated), i am playing in the beta 1.7.3, after failing on go to the farlands, i decided to just play normal Minecraft, i started to build My base and i build this, have some idea of what can i do with this room? (The holes are theres bc i was Measuring the Center of the room

I have a bunch of mods installed i think 1 of them is making this happen. it wont go away

It would be so awesome :)
Idea: holding a wither skull in your offhand as you load your crossbow charges it up with a wither skull
I feel like this is actually a fire idea because it's expensive but deadly and adds a good use to wither skeletons besides beacons
But then also make it cost a lot of durability or something to even it out

Also, pressing Q with a loaded crossbow should drop the item inside of the crossbow
just another idea so you dont somehow accidentally waste your hard-earned skull

Hey everyone.

I've spent a long time (over a year) developing a mod that dynamically changes how blocks, and fluids work to completely eliminate/reduce the classic blockgrid feeling of Minecraft:

- With my mod you will now have a slabversion of every natural MaterialVanillaBlock automatically.
- You are able to place VanillaBlocks or -Fluids on this new slabs aswell as different slabs in the same VanillaBlockSpace.
- The worldgen smooth all edges of natural materials on land, caves, under water, even on the ceiling. Plants and fluids adapt on it everywhere.
- You can now run up most of the hills without jumping.
- Especially the fluidmechanics were hard to create in the halfspace, but i made it for you all! <3

The gentler and softer landscape has completely blown me away, and I'm thrilled. Combined with “DistantHorizons,” and other terraforming mods it looks simply incredible. It also opens up new possibilities for creative building in an impressive way. #MakeMinecraftLessBlocky

Here is the link:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/slabsupdate

My next step is to check the worldgen in other dimensions, but also to enable the RedstoneMechanics on slabs. In the meantime im looking forward to your comments and evaluations so i can bugfix it <3

If you're just as excited as I am after trying it out, please consider sharing it with your friends or making a short video. That helps me develop new and exciting things for all of us.

Happy to build on nether roof

I made it to the worldborder in a server I'm a part of after finding out the worldborder will be reduced to 20k, so I was in quite a bit of a rush to get here

Recently I wanted to play a bit of minecraft for the first time in a while, I've tried a few hardcore worlds and boy does the terrain generation suck, I've lost my first world trying to search for a damn cow, I traveled for over 4000 blocks (it was all ice biome,desert and savana) and didn't manage to find it, thinking it would have been faster to get back home I traveled through the nether and died (I admit it's skill issue but damn, how is it possible that there's not a single damn cow in over 4000 blocks, btw, didn't even find a decent place to build a house). The other one I lost was because of a cave but how the hell am I supposed to explore one if it's so full of monsters because they're so giant? Btw, villagers are also broken af and I don't think it's nice

i found a single trader lama on top of my mob grinder. how the heck did it get here ??

Huh i need answer ASAP

There have already been many ideas regarding giving fletching tables a use and most of them were focused on upgrading bows in some way but I have a different one.

Bows were always closely tied with hunting, so why wouldn’t we go in this direction when picking an use for the fletching table?

The idea is that we would use the table to craft different bait/lure items that would increase chances of certain mobs spawning nearby and make fishing more efficient in some way (they could have multiple uses)

A bait would probably be a block to place to trigger its effects and I can see many uses for it:

-Triggering some events needed for certain loot (I am particularly thinking of illager patrols for bad omen)

-Increasing chances for rare mob color variants

-Increasing chances of drowned spawning with nautilus shells and tridents

-Allowing you to get hot and cold mob variants in bioms you normally couldnt

-Generally triggering spawn of mobs that don’t usually spawn in particular biomes

-Increasing chances of an enderman, witch or zombie villager spawning if you ever needed them.

-boost fishing in some way (I am not sure how though)

Baits could be crafted with a wide range of items like: seeds, hay, potatoes, beetroot, raw meat, golden apples/carrots, glowing melon, rabbit foot, kelp, etc.. This could work like suspicious stews with different item combinations giving different effects, and this would give many now useless items a new use.

Sorry for not providing any art but I myself am not sure on how would a bait look.

What do you think of this idea? Is it too RPG-ish for minecraft? Maybe you have any suggestions on how it should work?

It was a long awaited update, to be able to have different types of dogs and armour. However, from my own experience it's such a let down, l've never used the dog armour. The only wolf l've come across, that isn't the og wolf, is the woods wolf. I've tried looking for the others, even in creative. (Without spawning them in)

But that's just my opinion, and I wanted to make a YT video on the topic, so I wanted to hear other people's opinions, because I've not heard anyone talk about it, since the update.

Need to know what this is, is it a mod ?

I was TNT mining for Ancient Debris for Project: Iron Man (y'all won't know what that is) and I discovered what has to be the most Ancient Debris in one area that over seen! For a bit of context, what I do is I dig out five blocks right in front of me, place one TNT in the back and another two to three blocks apart, light the closest one and let the explosives do their thing. First explosion revealed the two up top and the one to the right, while the second explosion showed the three further back!! I've come across clusters of three before, but never SIX so close together!! Notch said "respect the grind, here's a hand!"

If anyone's interested, 3.5 stacks of TNT got me 61 Ancient Debris, and I'm very happy with those numbers.