Are you Bored of Minecraft?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2023
- What to do when you're Bored of Minecraft? Well, this video covers 30 different ways you can beat Minecraft boredom, from building Minecraft mega bases, to creating Minecraft lore, to improving Minecraft PVP skills. Minecraft is the best game ever made, there are thousands of Minecraft projects, and tonnes of different ways how to play Minecraft - you just need to playing! Is Minecraft dead? No! Is Minecraft boring? NO!
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always coming in with the finest minecraft content! these tips were absolute gems 💎
I just accept that sometimes I won't want to play Minecraft for months at a time, but I will eventually get back to it, in sort of waves
"A base that feels alive is much better than a mega base that feels dead." I think probably the best possible example of this is Grian's season 8 base compared to his season 7 base. His alley wasn't big at all, but had so much detail and life. In comparison, his mansion was massive, but felt dead.
I hope Mumbo realizes a large majority of his audience would happily watch him play other games
This guy went from a redstone engineer to a philosopher.
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This feels like a "how to play minecraft with depression" video and im all for it
Mumbo’s tips feel a lot more different than most, considering most TH-cam videos on this topic recommend either making entire cities or
As a player for 12 years and a builder for 10, I absolutely agree on building in chunks or stages. Don't try to do all of it at once and if you're playing survival, then always try to condense your builds as much as possible, if you're not comfortable doing singular projects over several years. Cause the reality of mega builds like
I feel like Mumbo has personal experience in this subject
It's funny because you can use his advice for pretty much everything in the real world... not just in the game
Changing the random tick speed to quicken things up helped me invest more time into my world. I know it sounds counterintuitive, but it helped me achieve my own goals quickly and motivated me to move up to bigger and better projects
I just wanna say, one of my favorite things about Mumbo is his integrity. I’m p sure without fail, every time I’ve watched a mumbo vid and thought “well, that kinda missed the mark”, he either revisits the concept having felt the same, or if it’s a series or whatever just does better in future parts. Like, just constantly seeking to improve and wanting to deliver quality content to the audience
honestly i turn on keep inventory every time bc running back to get my stuff before it disappears is just not my idea of a fun time
I started playing in peaceful survival mode because I like working for things in a way that creative really removes the point of, but I was so tired of mobs. I realized my experience is my own and I don't have anything to prove by playing on actually difficult modes. Being able to enjoy the night in Minecraft without ensuring proper lighting is up everywhere and worrying about my freeroaming villagers has been a wonderful experience.
i started playing with keep inventory on and it immediately brought back a ton of my minecraft motivation. i’m an overly cautious person, and i realized i wasn’t being as adventurous as i ought to because i was worried about losing the gear and resources i’d worked super hard to get. there’s no wrong way to play minecraft!! do what makes it FUN for you!
I liked the tip to make things easier for yourself if it makes your gameplay more pleasant. The only way I ever cheat is to give myself a lot of torches when I go caving the first time because I've found the experience of being jumpscared by mobs in the dark simply unsustainable for my enjoyment of the game. After that point I can collect my own coal and make my torches legitimately, but for the sake of not playing in a way that's literally detrimental to my mental health (my startle response is extreme and can have long-term effects on my mood for the rest of the day if triggered severely enough) I always cheat myself the first batch of torches. I've always felt a little guilty for doing this, like it takes away from my legitimacy as a minecraft player, but when it comes down to it, my ability to play the game in a way that isn't harmful to me is more important than a fake and arbitrary rules system perpetrated by people who think they're better than me for how THEY play the block game.
I’m very glad he said something about alternate crafting recipes for things like elytra! I’ve used two for fun. First I make a “Herobrine Altar” to sacrifice the items for the good thing. I will take lingering potions of regen, health, and fire res plus a diamond and a golden apple for an enchanted apple as one of the ideas I use. The other that I want some help with is a spawner+egg. I think it needs iron ingots/bars and I’m not sure about the center item. I don’t want to do netherite ingots, but I do think it should be moderately expensive. Eggs I’ve just grabbed for free, and I’ve used an enchanted apple in the past for the center, but I’d like your thoughts too!