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In 2012, around the time of the first Hunger Games movie's release, a community creation called Minecraft Survival Games became popular. The map re-created something similar to the Hunger Games arena and randomly placed chests and other goodies around the map before unleashing up to 24 players on each ot

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Before it became the world-conquering phenomenon it is today, Minecraft was just an idea in the head of creator Markus "Notch" Persson. Famously, the first playable version was created in less than a week. For more than two years after that, Persson and his company Mojang iterated on the design of the game before the "final" version was relea

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Despite Minecraft being around for over a decade now, it can still be a little daunting at times, especially when playing on servers or snapshots. Error codes like outdated server, connection refused or bad login can be confusing if you're used to single-player wor

From the day the Minecraft beta was released to the day it was updated to version 1.13, the same panoramic view of an unremarkable Minecraft world was used as the game’s main menu background. Despite many Minecraft players being familiar with this world, no one knew its seed or how they could find it until Minecraft@Home introduced the world to its volunteer-based, distributed computing project. The group's methods allowed it to use an algorithm to find specific maps. After a month of research, the first-ever Minecraft title screen was found on two different seeds: 2151901553968352745 and 8091867987493326313. This world can only be found in the Beta 1.7.3 version of Minecraft . The coordinates for the background's exact location are X=61.48~, Y=75, Z=-68.

Minecraft released in 2011 as a simple block-placing survival game, with the same iconic world serving as the main menu background for seven years. When Minecraft New Animal Variants began receiving major themed updates from 1.13 onward, the game’s main menu began to change, as well, to reflect those updates. A group of avid Minecraft fans known as Minecraft@Home recently started putting their minds together to find the world seeds for each of these backgrounds, as well as other iconic locations used in Minecraft’s official artw

After gearing up, mine deep underground until you reach the first layer of bedrock. From there on, mine a fairly long tunnel that's two blocks high and one block wide. It's up to you how far you want it to go, but make sure you can still shoot at the Wither from one end successfully. At the end of the tunnel, carve out a small room where you summon the Wither. During the 10 second period, run down the hall

Minecraft@Home has found the seeds of every main menu background panorama from Minecraft versions 1.13 to 1.16. These seeds may not be the most exciting discoveries, considering their lack of history and short lifespan, but it's still neat that players can explore them if they wish. Each background is themed and shows off the biggest additions of that update, set in a distinct biome. Update Aquatic’s background was of a sunken pirate ship, Village & Pillage’s was of an overhauled village, Buzzy Bees’ was of a bee and a beehive, and the Nether Update’s background was of the new Nether biomes . The seeds for all four of these worlds were found in just a month of searching, making them some of Minecraft@Home's quickest discoveries yet. They can be found via the following instructi

Breeding a Sheep with the same colored Sheep will result in an offspring of the same color. Breeding two different colored sheep has an equal chance of resulting in a Sheep sharing the same color as one parent or being a blend of the two. For instance, breeding a Black Sheep with a White Sheep can result in Gray. Sheep will drop their wool when the player uses Shears on them resulting in one to three blocks of it or will drop one block when killed.

In December of 2011 when the game had been given its "final" release but was still undergoing development for new features Notch stepped away from the lead role in order to rest and work on other projects. Jens Bergensten, who had been with Mojang for about a year at that point, took over the lead programmer role at that t