Minecraft: クラフト、創造、サバイバル​

Went to find iron, got excited exploring the abandoned mine and the lush cave, and completely forgot about it. It's no different from going grocery shopping and forgetting to buy the seasonings. Minecraft's detours are too tempting.

Building something that looks the part is tough, right? Can you guess what I'm making? It's still a work in progress... □

I accidentally deleted my data, but this new adventure is too much fun!

The minimum map size is 128x128, right? But this guy thought the PVP range was too small, so he made a map 4 times larger at 256x256. Now he feels like it's hell just because it's 4 times bigger. Help.

Oak saplings won't grow into giant oaks when planted on the 8th block from the bottom. However! If you place 3 blocks next to the sapling as shown in the image, they will almost certainly grow into giant oaks. Bone meal is required, but it might be worth trying if you don't have wood early in the game. Well, I used this a lot intentionally because I wanted to grow a ton of giant oaks on my map.

While exploring the Sulfur Cave, I witnessed a large number of Sulfur Cubes. I suspect they grew from Sulfur Cubes that self-destructed and split, possibly from falling from a high place.

Sorry for the in-progress photo. I've started building, but I'm not quite sure about the color schemes or decorations, so I tend to cover it up with leaves. I'd appreciate any advice. Also, what do you all usually do?

You can imagine anything, and since it's popular and everyone knows about it, you can play with your school friends, which is fun. Smartphones are cheaper than other devices and you can connect controllers or keyboards, so it's worth playing on a smartphone. Of course, you can play it all the time, so you can naturally accumulate gems while having fun. Leave your opinions in the comments, please.

I think the real fun of Minecraft is terraforming and mining (strong opinion)

I recently had some free time and played Minecraft intensely after a long break. Surprisingly, I remembered quite a bit, but I'll need to search for the latest updates to get back up to speed...