Minecraft: 나만의 세계를 꿈꾸고 만들어보세요

Overall, Minecraft's greatest strength is its high degree of freedom, which prevents it from getting boring even after playing for a long time. I liked that there's no set goal, allowing you to play in your desired way, whether it's adventuring while surviving, building structures, or creating contraptions with redstone. Java Edition, in particular, has the significant advantage of being able to customize the game as you wish through mods and various servers. It was also fun to play with friends, building our own houses or large structures together. Most importantly, with continuous updates adding new content, even long-time players can discover something new, which I appreciate. The ability to enjoy freedom, exploration, building, and multiplayer all in one game is, I believe, Minecraft's biggest strength. Furthermore, playing Minecraft with resource packs and shaders makes it a more romantic game, which I personally enjoyed even more.

If you put an Enderman in a boat, they can't teleport, making them easy to catch! Placing a torch on sand or gravel makes it automatically break, so you can mine it conveniently without having to mine the whole block with your hand or a shovel! Using a bed in the Nether makes it easier to get Ancient Debris (Netherite)! When falling from a high place, if you place a water bucket right before landing, you take 0 fall damage, which is useful for survival! They spawn 50% of the time, 1-3 per cage, inside dark oak prisons near Pillager Outposts. You can ride a Strider in the Nether if you put a saddle on it.

So, back when I was using iron gear on the survival server, I lost all my items because I didn't turn on inventory save. Then, while exploring somewhere recently, I saw a sitting parrot and a broken spot. Turns out, that was the exact place I died! I took the parrot with me, but left the items. Why? Because now it's Netherite lol (But it exploded a few months ago, why are the items still there?)

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My inventory is set to save, so I don't care if I die. (There was a time when it wasn't on and I suffered a lot.)

I came through the portal.

You're talking about Minecraft Java Edition and Bedrock Edition, right? Wondering what the differences are between these two?

Minecraft has two main modes: Survival and Creative. Survival mode is the basic mode where you have to gather weapons, food, materials, etc., yourself. In Creative mode, you can access all materials, wood, food, etc., available in Minecraft without having to gather them yourself.

30,000 won -> about 50,000 won I already bought it so it doesn't matter to me, but too bad for those who were thinking about getting it...