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Minecraft
Cheats, Tips, Secrets & Walkthroughs for Minecraft on Xbox One |
In version 1.9pre2 animal spawns are mostly a once-only thing, meaning once a player kills a passive animal mob, they are mostly dead for good, or difficult to get back. This can be counteracted by breeding, which begins when two same animals fed with wheat are near each other. Future versions, based on screenshots, will have baby animals, and may reduce the speed of animal breeding, just so people cannot get a sheep farm going in seconds feeding fully-grown animals spawned from breeding. You can also have sword/bow and arrow/egg duels in a stadium. The two players should empty out their inventories and only keep their single weapon of choice (unlimited arrows for the bow is allowed, as long as there is one empty slot), then put in the reward for the winner/killer. An example would be for someone to have a diamond sword out, but in their inventory could be five stacked lapis lazuli or a single block of diamond. You can also have larger quantities of items; it does not really matter, as long as both players are fair and have the agreed-upon reward in their inventories. Then have the two players simply fight (no health hacks and no death chest mod). Armor is allowed, but it is recommended that rules be set regarding it. Whoever dies first loses, and everything in their inventory will be dropped. The winner can pick it up. Version 1.9 has added a dripping effect when the block is one layer below a liquid. This can be either water, or more importantly, lava. When digging, never again will players have to worry about burning their face off -- as long as they mine with caution. Enchantment table and experience points
To build, you need four obsidian, two diamonds, and a book. To assemble it, the book must be in the top row, the diamonds must be on both sides of the middle row, with obsidian in the center, and on the bottom row. To use it, you need experience points, which are now numerically-tracked in version 1.9pre4 and above. For every full experience bar, you will receive one point. To use it, set any tool, armor or weapon in the enchantment table slot and blindly pick an upgrade from the list of those available. Every time an item is placed, the available upgrades change. To further confuse players, the upgrade selection is presented in a cryptic, foreign language. Even if translated, the translation would not correlate with the upgrade. Thus, all enchantments are still fairly blind even if the words for them were translated. An enchanted item will have an indigo glow around it, and usually has some special property, for example: fall protection for boots, fire from sword strikes, and respiration with the helmet when underwater. An enchantment table is capable of more powerful (and expensive) enchantments when surrounded by bookshelves, which must be in the adjacent area. Ideally, bookshelves outside a 3x3 square, with the table in the middle, is more capable of enchantment than a table in the middle of an empty field. Note: This was done in Beta v1.8. A player can grow mushrooms with bone meal (crushed bones from skeletons), with the brown mushrooms producing raised platforms, and the red mushrooms producing small shelter-like structures. Provided the room is available, and you have killed some skeletons, the brown mushrooms can be used as a flat area for an even base, while the red mushrooms provide shelter from mobs. As the red mushrooms leave some area open, it is imperative that the player cover this with another material. Once set up, glass panes or blocks of glass for windows can be added as viewports, and a bed can be placed to sleep in. As a home-building material, it is semi-reliable, but requires some skill and luck to make a home out of mushrooms, as the use of bone meal grows huge mushrooms unevenly, with the mushroom stem growing one or two blocks higher than the lowest possible growth. Huge mushrooms of either type will yield more mushrooms of their respective color, with broken blocks yielding up to two mushrooms, and with a possible fifty one blocks for red mushrooms, chances are very high a player will yield more mushrooms than they had grown, making one huge mushroom good starter for more small homes and rooms made with them. Seed /gimmeabreak / will place you facing the sun, with a village directly behind you. Obsidian is a block that takes fifteen to fifty seconds to collect. It requires fifteen seconds with a diamond pickaxe, and fifty seconds with everything else. If you are aiming to make a near-indestructible building or structure, obsidian is your best choice. Sometimes it is naturally occurring, but often times it must be manually made. First, you will need to find flat lava that is not flowing. Then, collect water with a bucket and put the water onto the lava. Alternately, find flat water and collect lava. A blackish-purplish block should appear. This is obsidian, and requires a long time to collect. It is much easier to just spawn obsidian, but you will need a mod to be able to spawn it in single player mode. Spleef: A multiplayer game
Many Minecraft players like to play a free-for-all game called "Spleef." Basically two or more players create a square stadium (maybe about fifteen to twenty blocks long or wide) that is floating or above lava or water. The object of the game is to destroy the blocks (stone and dirt are best) around your opponents either with or without tools. Players can choose whatever tools to use, however you can set rules (for example, no diamond pickaxes). The players are supposed to try and make their opponents fall through the stadium, and therefore be eliminated. The last player standing is the winner. Update 1.4: Update Aquatic - Phase One
Complete the following achievements to unlock Xbox Live Gamerscore points.
Achievement | How to unlock | Points
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| | | | - Power a furnace with a kelp block
| | | | | | - Eat nothing but dried kelp for three in-game days
| | | - Collect a fish in a bucket
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Update 1.5: Update Aquatic - Phase Two
Achievement | How to unlock | Points
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| - Use Riptide to give yourself a boost
| | | - Feed a dolphin fish to have it lead you to treasure
| | | | | - One Pickle, Two Pickle, Sea Pickle, Four
| - Place four Sea Pickles in a group
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Complete the following achievements to unlock Xbox Live Gamerscore points.
Achievement | How to unlock
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- Acquire Hardware (15 points)
| | - Adventuring Time (40 points)
| - Discover 17 of the 23 different biomes.
| | - Kill a creeper with arrows.
| | | | - Craft a workbench with four blocks of wooden planks.
| | | - Chestful of Cobblestone (20 points)
| - Mine 1,728 Cobblestone and place it in a chest.
| | | | - Acquire diamonds with your iron tools.
| - Delicious Fish (15 points)
| | - Diamonds to you! (15 points)
| - Throw diamonds at another player.
| - Dispense With This (20 points)
| | | - Construct an Enchantment Table.
| | - Punch a tree until a block of wood pops out.
| - Getting an Upgrade (15 points)
| - Construct a better pickaxe.
| - Have a Shearful Day (15 points)
| - Use Shears to obtain wool from a sheep.
| | - Construct a furnace out of eight cobblestone blocks.
| | - Relieve a Blaze of its rod.
| - Into The Nether (30 points)
| - Construct a Nether Portal.
| | - Stop starvation using Rotten Flesh
| | - Wear a full suit of Iron Armour.
| | | - Leader of the Pack (20 points)
| | | - Build some bookshelves to improve your enchantment table.
| | | - Local Brewery (15 points)
| | | - Construct one type of each tool.
| - Monster Hunter (15 points)
| - Attack and destroy a monster.
| - Music to my Ears (20 points)
| - Play a music disc in a Jukebox.
| | - Travel by minecart to a point at least 500m in a single direction from where you started.
| | - Deal nine hearts of damage in a single hit.
| - Passing the Time (20 points)
| | | - Cook and eat a pork chop.
| | - Craft and place a Flower Pot.
| - Rainbow Collection (30 points)
| - Gather all 16 colours of wool.
| - Renewable Energy (10 points)
| - Smelt wood trunks using charcoal to make more charcoal.
| | - Breed two cows with wheat.
| - Return to Sender (30 points)
| - Destroy a Ghast with a fireball
| | - Kill a Skeleton with an arrow from more than 50 metres.
| - Stayin' Frosty (20 points)
| - Swim in lava while having the Fire Resistance effect.
| - Taking Inventory (10 points)
| | | | | | | - Mine or purchase 30 Emeralds.
| | - Bake a cake using: wheat, sugar, milk and eggs.
| - Time to Farm! (10 points)
| | - Time to Mine! (10 points)
| - Use planks and sticks to make a pickaxe.
| - Time to Strike! (10 points)
| - Use planks and sticks to make a sword.
| - When Pigs Fly (40 points)
| - Use a saddle to ride a pig, and then have the pig get hurt from fall damage while riding it.
| - Zombie Doctor (40 points)
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