Making mistakes is something that every Minecraft player does at least once in a while. It is very easy for new players to make mistakes since they don’t know the basics of the game.
Although these mistakes are easily avoidable, Minecraft is a huge game, it is hard for players to remember all the do’s and don’ts.
Players who have been playing the game since the early days even make mistakes every now and then. The best way to learn the game is to learn from the mistakes that the players make.
If players are unfamiliar with some of the average Minecraft mistakes, there’s no need to worry. In this article, players will learn five of the most common mistakes that beginners make in Minecraft.
Five of the most common beginner mistakes in Minecraft
Digging Straight down
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<p>Beginners may not know how the <a href=)
mobs work since they are new to the game. The creeper is the mob that players will want to stay out of arms reach from. Creepers will turn into a ticking bomb when a player gets near it.
The Creeper will explode the player and everything around them a couple of seconds after the ticking starts. Sometimes beginners may not know this about Creepers since they are new to the game.
If players should know anything about Minecraft, it is to not stand within the arms reach of a Creeper for too long.
Breaking resources with the wrong pickaxe
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<p>New players may not know that certain <a href=)
resources can only be mined using specific pickaxes. For example, iron can only be mined with a stone pickaxe and a wooden pickaxe cannot mine iron.
If players mine the resource with the wrong pickaxe, it will cause the resource to break and not drop anything. Players should be sure to use the correct pickaxe when mining items in Minecraft.
Disclaimer: This article reflects the author’s views.
