Table of Contents
Chapter 2- What are Minecraft Mods?
Chapter 3- What Are the Benefits of Using Minecraft Mods?
Chapter 4- How to find Minecraft Mods?
Chapter 5- How to Install Minecraft Mods
Chapter 6- What are the Top 20 Minecraft Mods?
About The Author
Pet Rescue Saga
Introduction
Chapter 1. Game Basics
Main Features of The Game
Game Levels
How to Score in Pet Rescue Saga
Pet Rescue Saga Boosters
Characters
Game Interface
Chapter 2. Pet Rescue Saga Game Tips
Conclusion
Thank You Page
Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag
Introduction
Chapter 1: A background on Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
Chapter 2: Basic Tips
Chapter 3: Upgrade your Jackdaw and Win
Chapter 4: Complete Abstergo Challenges and get to use some cheats
Chapter 5: Costume Cheats
Chapter 6: Get Rich and do not die trying
Chapter 7: Unlock all Locations
Chapter 8: Other Cheats
Chapter 9: Unlock Achievements
Conclusion
Minecraft Mods: What You Need To Know About Minecraft
Secrets of Minecraft Revealed
By: David Blaine
Chapter 1- What is Minecraft?
Much like other Voxel games such as Synthetic World and Fortress Craft the main idea is to take blocks and build a room, city, or an entire world. It was released as an indie video game in mid spring 2009 under the title of Mine-craft Classic. However, it wasn't until the near end of 2011 that the full version was released as simply Mine-craft. Although this game is a Java run game there is a plethora of various options for game play. Furthermore, aside from the fact that this game is built and designed to entertain, players can participate in other activities.
The game features a wide selection of various resources, blocks, activities, and so much more and is all available on an open end basis where the player is able to access such unlimited resources. The original plans for this game came from the creativeness of Markus "Notch" Persson but soon after the project started Jens "Jeb" Bergensten paired up. The game not only contains blocks to build with but also music, paintings, and other elements such as the player's map. This article will attempt to detail in depth the game play as well as the different player modes and platforms available.
Played in the first person perspective, Mine-craft basically requires a user to control any one of the players in the game and keep them alive. While hunger is used as the main resource that fuels the player armor can protect them from damaging their health, however, there are several things that will injury or flat out deduct one of the ten lives that the player is allowed. Some of the many things that will injury or otherwise harm the player include falling, suffocating, fire, lava, lightening, and cacti.
Furthermore, in certain difficulty levels if the player has a low hunger level their health will also be drained. When it comes to the various elements that are built into the game itself there is a lot to be mentioned. For one, the blocks are the main part of the game and contain resources that can be taken out manually or with a tool. Furthermore, these blocks can be used to build anything from an entire city to individual elements such as tools. The mining activity is the whole concept of the game and is the method used to get any required resources from under the ground. Other activities are crafting and smelting as well as brewing and enchanting.
When playing the Mine-craft game there are three separate game modes that can be chosen; the first is survival mode. In this mode users are required to guide their player through the game any way they can by aiding them through survival. There are several ways that this can be done. For one, players can survive the game by crafting weapons such as swords and armor can also be crafted to protect them from monstrous attacks that will injury or kill them; this is where health depletion comes into play.
While players use food as the main resource for energizing themselves this mode is all about surviving till the end of the game by obtaining all the required resources needed to survive. The game not only has different difficulty levels but also has a limit to the amount of items a player is allowed to carry in a single run. Furthermore, when a player dies any dropped items can eventually be picked up and when certain activities such as mining are performed experience points can be earned. Any experience points that are earned can be exchanged for long lasting enchanted tools and weapons.
There are some other game modes that are worth mentioning for the Mine-craft game which include the creative, adventure, and multi-player modes. The creative mode of game play is basically a mode that allows the user the ability to basically explore the world at their own pace without the threat of going hungry or even dying. Here they also have an unlimited access to the majority of all the resources available in the game. Although not immediately available in the first release of Mine-craft the adventure mode was added later and allowed gamers to guide the player through the Mine-craft world with the ability to customize their own maps. Furthermore, one main additional feature that was included was the gamer’s ability to have restrictions placed on adding and removing blocks without having the right tools.
Another ability that was added was the ability to use server commands to expand player interactions. One final mode that is considered a main mode is the multiplayer mode. This mode is simply played through an online interface and basically allows players to join worlds although restrictions may be handed out
