A Gaming Diary
Minecraft (Mac)
Today’s tip, always have some torches visible from your spawn point so you know which way to go when you respawn at night.
Like this.
Always helpful when you’re running for your stuff, but I don’t think it’s going to help me today, as I was swept down a river into the darkness and only knew I’d been killed by a skeleton archer because I happened to have the sound on. (Which is very rare, believe me.)
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