The aunt & uncle cherished this and framed it. When my kid was gifted Minecraft as a 6 year old, the thank you card featured a burning pig (due to an unfortunate TNT explosion). Posted by anastasiav at 8:51 AM on June 15 This is the truth, right here, and Mojang leans into that now. ThereвЂ™s a lot of crouton petting in Minecraft, on account of how practically everything is crouton-shaped. Having played for 10+ years I've had the pleasure of seeing kids grow up on servers, and transform from troll edgelord kids who fill your house with things worse than cows to people running servers and tournaments and coding for the game. Just don't think too hard about where the cats or the villagers got them. Probably the only thing I can think of that you really NEED are feathers for arrows, but you can buy arrows from villagers or, in the slowest way, pet cats will bring you feathers if you let them sleep on the bed (or you can sometimes find them in chests). I keep cows for milk, but I'd much rather eat gold carrots than steak. Yes, things like iron farms are useful, but they're not in any way mandatory.

Need leads? Wait for a trader to show up and the put the llamas in boats, which will disconnect their leads without killing them.

Shear sheep for wool for a bed, or find a villager bed. It is easy enough to get iron that you don't really need to go through the leather armor stage.

Bread is by far the easiest early-game food. Almost every necessary resources has a workaround.Дon't want to kill cows? Eat wheat or potatoes or carrots instead. It's one of my least favourite things about Minecraft, the resources you can only get by killing things.ДЄctually, one of my favorite things about Minecraft is that you don't have to kill anything if you don't want to.

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