Minecraft

No, well, I don't think so. The achievement says to kill it with one shot with a sword, so I guess not. It's easy though. Just get a diamond sword, enchant it to a really high level, and kill a mob with it.

not very far, they tend to stay around the location of villigers if possible however they will usually stay at the place they were spawned if villigers aren't nearby.

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As of right now, it has sold 13.5 million versions for PC, 10 million on XBox, and 10 million on phones. In 2013, its Minecon tickets have been sold out in 3 seconds for all 3 batches for a total of about 7,500 people in Minecon, a Minecraft convention.

The Wii cannot play minecraft legally.

the very fact it is discrete means it will probably run it very well

It is debatable which Minecraft seed is the most dangerous, but a few are 1+1=2+2=4+4=8+8=12+12=24, 404Ever, 610, Lostorigin289, and devil.

Yes

Its kind of hard to say but click on this link to the minecraft wiki. It will tell you everything you need:

http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Tutorials/Setting_up_a_server

you cant, sorry man, it just doesnt comunicate through servers.

first go to you web browser and type in the search bar minecraft.net. it will take you too a minecraft page. click minecraft classic under where it says play minecraft in browser download. once you click minecraft classic it will take you too a page where it will say that you should play the demo. ignore that and go down to the bottom of the page where it says singleplayer and multplayer. click whatever you want and play!

You have to be in the Hell biome and the ghast needs a 5x5x5

No. Better than Wolves does not use the Forge API anymore, which renders it incompatible with most other major mods.

Anyway, industrialcraft does not fit in very well with Better than Wolves. If you were to play the two mods alongside each other, you'd find that it would make the gameplay completely unbalanced.

I tried it like 2 minuets ago and it let me do it. You get 5 blocks of iron and 1 pumpkin or jack o lantern. First' stack 3 iron blocks facing upwards. Next, place 1 iron block on the right side of the 3rd block (the one facing upwards). Then do the same to the other side (left). Finally, place the pumpkin or jack o lantern on the top of the stack. POOF! It turns into an iron golem.

no, that is why they still spawn and despawn in 1.2

currently none, though the yogscast will put out new episodes.

Try running it on VMware

No, it's not. On demo you can't go on multiplayer, can only save 5 or so worlds, you can't get a flat world and each world only lasts 5 in-game days (1.40 hours) which means you won't have enough time to craft or explore.in the full version you can do a lot more like going on multiplayer, get flat worlds, stay in a world for ever (until of course you build so much stuff it starts lagging hard out. I really do suggest, get the game!

In short, the Minecraft demo was Minecraft before people actually liked it. If you want to know more about minecraft, you should check out the mojang website.

UPDATE: You can have a flat world that can last forever by using version 1.2.5

Check your firewall, check your Anti Virus if it is not that you will need to ask someone of higherunderstanding of portforwading..

to some people yes. to the others no. i say yes

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Its a server for everything, survival, parkour, and hunger games!

You dont... Thats pokemon

You could get a mod though

Shift while you place it.

All Minecraft updates are free. Once you have the game, all of the updates come at no additional cost.

Usually this is done on a server or inventory editor to specify the item being given.

If it's a standard server and you want to give yourself a boat for some reason (333), you would just type /Give <yourname> 333 <amount>. You would also need permission on the server to use give commands. For a normal inventory editor, the item ID can be typed in to select an item or the name of the item can usually be typed out as well.

They should not be confused with entity ID's, a separate data value that identifies extra properties of entities such as egg type, water levels, crop height, etc.