Minecraft is the one game that refuses to die, and apparently, there are no particular reasons for it to be this popular, and yes, it is the most popular game by far. It has sold the most amount of copies ever with an estimated amount of 350 million copies. Which is why the creator of it,Markus Persson, is a one-game billionaire and the only one to have ever reached that level of wealth off one game.
Now, with that said, there are still millions of players who haven’t tried the game, and the best part about Minecraft is that it does not punish you for being late to the party. However, the community itself is a mixed bag; you often get very welcoming players who teach you a thing or two. You could also find players who are hostile and will suck the fun out of the game.
In this blog, we are playing the good cop because in this blog, we are going to help you out as a new player on what you do or look out for in the game. This blog is going to be filled with tricks that you could use in your gameplay. So if you’re someone who’s just starting out the game, then this blog is perfect for you.
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Game Modes:
So there are two modes that you could play in. The first one is survival, which is the intended experience of the game in which you have to survive, with limited resources, health, hunger, and, of course, the danger of the monsters. The second mode is the creative, and it is the one you mostly see on different gameplay videos or Minecraft parkouring videos.
Tips:
For survival mode:
So there are cycles of days, just like in real life, there’s daytime and there’s nighttime. The daylight stays about 10 minutes in real-life minutes, and then there’s nighttime. So let’s talk about tips and things you should do in a day.
- Punch a tree: Use your hands to break wood because you are going to need it, because any tool of the game needs wood as a base.
- Craft a table: use your wood and convert it into planks, then craft a stick, and then combine them to construct a table.
- Make basic tools: You’ll need some basic tools to take you further into the game. Start with a wooden axe, then mine some stones and upgrade it into a stone pick axe, then an axe, and lastly to a sword.
- Kill for food: You also need to take care of your belly, which means that you will have to either kill pigs, chickens, and cows for their meat, or you have to gather apples and wheat to satisfy your hunger.
- Shelter: to survive the night, shelter is a must, and you are going to need dirt, Wood to make a camp, or you could also dig into a hill and stay there. A shelter will save against zombies, skeletons, spiders, and creepers.
At nighttime there’s not much to do, just stay inside the shelter, also craft a torch because having a fire keeps the monsters and creeper away.
Some crafting essentials that you should know as a beginner are:
- Crafting Table = 4 wooden planks.
- Sticks = 2 wooden planks (vertical).
- Wooden Pickaxe = 3 wooden planks + 2 sticks.
- Stone Pickaxe = same recipe, but use stone instead of wood.
- Furnace = 8 cobblestone (in a square, middle empty).
- Torches = coal/charcoal + stick.
Things to keep in mind are:
- Always carry torches, as I have said above, because it helps you out with the monster problem.
- While digging, do not dig straight down because you could directly fall into lava; instead, dig into a staircase pattern to avoid that situation
- Keep food in hand in case you need healing
- Set your respawn point near your shelter or bed because if you die, you’ll respawn right there instead of a random, faraway location.
For Creative Mode:
There are not many things that should concern you in a creative mode because in it, you don’t have to survive or gather resources or even have to take care of your belly. It is there for you to have a lot of fun. There is no damage, no survival issue. You could break a block with a single hit while having access to every block of the game right from your inventory.
Most of all, you could fly. So there’s nothing you need to worry about, creative mode or the tips that you would need to survive in it. Just go in there and have a lot of fun.
Conclusion:
Minecraft is already the world’s biggest game, with millions of players engaging with it every single day. So, if you’re someone looking to spend your free time playing a game with an active community, you couldn’t do better than Minecraft.
FAQ’s
How do I switch to Creative Mode?
So if you’re creating a new world, just choose creative instead of survival
If you’re in-game and cheats are on, then type /gamemode creative in the chat, and that’s it.
Do monsters (mobs) attack me in Creative Mode?
Now they just ignore you, even when you spawn them to attack you.
How long is a Minecraft day?
About 20 real minutes, 10 minutes of daylight, and 10 minutes of night light
What happens if I die in Minecraft?
You lost all of your items, and you respawn at your set respawn point.
Is Creative Mode good for beginners?
Yes! It’s a stress-free way to learn how blocks work, explore biomes and structures. Practice building before doing it in Survival.