Today’s screenshot is some more Minecraft Xbo 360 edition. Last time i played i built a basic tunnel going through a hill. Today i decided to decorate it. I used jungle wood and cobblestone for the walls. I think i overdid it on the torches a little though.
I also lined the ceiling with Jungle wood planks after i realized the dirt looks a little off. It gives it a feel I like. Honestly i wasn’t sure about using Jungle Planks for my Base, but i’m starting to really dig it. I kind of like it now. At some point once i get to the nether i’d like to use glowstone to line the ceiling instead of torches. I think it would look cooler.
Speaking of the nether, it’s crazy how hard diamonds are to get in older versions. I have about 5-6 hours in this world and haven’t found a single Diamond. I feel like the rates were upped in the newer versions
Before i logged off, My barrier of trees i planted on the hill too give it a grotto feel also sprouted. I’ve had a few problems with mobs spawning up there though, so i plan next time i play to go up there and coat the thing in torches. I was going to do it before getting off, but my controller had 5% left and i didn’t have the charger on hand so i ended up stopping there before i was stranded without a controller.
I may have missed this but why are your torturing yourself with the 360 version? Is it nostalgia? Are you secretly a masochist? I’m intrigued.
Nostalgia mostly lol. It’s the version I grew up with and there’s some vibe that the 360 version has that I can’t quite get with older versions of Java (it might just be a placebo though). That I play with controller and it has my favorite version of controller support yet.