Get wood, build a simple oak house and mine. I used to always start my worlds the same way. I have so many chests just full of dirt and grass in both the library craft worlds and have blocks that I’ll probably never use.ĭo you start a world the same way every time, or mix it up? The Minimalist (a simple house and a few farms will do fine).The Long Gamers (using the same world since 1.8 or before – such dedication).The Challenge Fan (Skyblock, Survival SuperFlat, Hardcore Mode – bring on the challenges).The Modern Architect (modern houses, modern resource packs, lots of concrete).The Medieval Builders (villages, ships, the lot).The Mod Fans (Vanilla Minecraft? Nah – bring on the mods and plugins).The Code Wizards (whether it’s command blocks or crazy complex redstone).The Competitors (minigames is their jam – PvP, Spleef, Parkour, all that).The Subterranean Hermits (their entire base must be underground).The Explorer (no set base, everything they have is in their inventory.The Autofarmer (farms have to have pistons, daylight detectors, the works).The Monument Builder (they always have to have the biggest build on the server).The Resource Hoarder (everything gets stored in piles and piles of chests, even if they don’t need them).The Gadget Guy (loves making little redstone contraptions around their base to make life easier).We use the following list – based off Mumbo Jumbo’s video – 20 Different Types of Minecraft Player, with a couple of modifications. Me and my brother eventually convinced our parents to get it, and I have been playing ever since. I remember watching youtubers like dantdm, and thinking the game looked so cool. I’ve been playing Minecraft since the 1.8 update, so 2015? I remember trying to kill zombies with saplings and feeling achieved when I had made a bed! How long have you been playing Minecraft?

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