It's technically renewable in the sense that you can't run out of it. Even if you somehow destroy some bedrock on the exit portal, respawning and killing the ender dragon respawns it. Then again, it's not like you can destroy it in the first place outside of Creative or glitching.
I'm almost positive this is intended behavior, considering how far away from you they usually float. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to hear them even if they were firing at you.
Are you playing with a resource pack or the such? That would be the only real explanation, seeing as they themselves haven't been changed in the texture department for years.
From what I can tell, I don't believe Mules have any particular advantage over a Donkey or even a Horse. Is there any point specifically breeding one, or is it a waste of golden carrots?
The free edition I'm assuming you're talking about is the Java Edition demo. The demo is fairly limited, mostly in terms of time; it only lasts for about an in-game week. Five days, or about an hour and forty minutes. The full version supports a bit more compared to the demo, off the top of my head, the most notable features:
- No time limits on worlds, you can play the same world forever and keep progressing.
- Resource pack support. It allows you to change how Minecraft looks. The official wiki explains it better than I can in this regard. The demo doesn't support this, I believe.
- Allows you to play in multiplayer. Multiplayer mode and interacting with others might not be appropriate for a six year old, but I personally had a blast surviving and building with buddies when I was around 14 or so.
- Creative Mode; throws every rule about Survival Mode out of the book and gives you infinite materials and infinite flight to allow you to build absolutely anything you can imagine. Can be toggled on world creation.
The different additions are very confusing; The original one is called Java Edition, and it's what I play with. There is also a Bedrock Edition that primarily has support for Windows 10, and has been ported to platforms like the Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch. You should probably read up on the editions, again on the official wiki to make your final decision.
Also, check out the wiki page on Minecraft's educational values. While it's your choice, I think that your child would love the full Minecraft experience.
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It's technically renewable in the sense that you can't run out of it. Even if you somehow destroy some bedrock on the exit portal, respawning and killing the ender dragon respawns it. Then again, it's not like you can destroy it in the first place outside of Creative or glitching.
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Is it even bad luck if they got a 1/16 roll 5 times in a row? You're looking at a less than 1% chance there.
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Do numbers count as symbols? I joined in Beta and mine has numbers.
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How can you even remotely get bored with a truly infinite world with truly infinite possibilities?
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Multiple download links on the CurseForge server are completely down, heads up. Great pack otherwise.
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I'm almost positive this is intended behavior, considering how far away from you they usually float. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to hear them even if they were firing at you.
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Are you playing with a resource pack or the such? That would be the only real explanation, seeing as they themselves haven't been changed in the texture department for years.
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From what I can tell, I don't believe Mules have any particular advantage over a Donkey or even a Horse. Is there any point specifically breeding one, or is it a waste of golden carrots?
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Beta 1.7.3 or 1.13.2 for sure.
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You know how every game has a mod that you didn't know you really wanted until someone makes it?
I just found Minecraft's.
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The free edition I'm assuming you're talking about is the Java Edition demo. The demo is fairly limited, mostly in terms of time; it only lasts for about an in-game week. Five days, or about an hour and forty minutes. The full version supports a bit more compared to the demo, off the top of my head, the most notable features:
- No time limits on worlds, you can play the same world forever and keep progressing.
- Resource pack support. It allows you to change how Minecraft looks. The official wiki explains it better than I can in this regard. The demo doesn't support this, I believe.
- Allows you to play in multiplayer. Multiplayer mode and interacting with others might not be appropriate for a six year old, but I personally had a blast surviving and building with buddies when I was around 14 or so.
- Creative Mode; throws every rule about Survival Mode out of the book and gives you infinite materials and infinite flight to allow you to build absolutely anything you can imagine. Can be toggled on world creation.
The different additions are very confusing; The original one is called Java Edition, and it's what I play with. There is also a Bedrock Edition that primarily has support for Windows 10, and has been ported to platforms like the Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch. You should probably read up on the editions, again on the official wiki to make your final decision.
Also, check out the wiki page on Minecraft's educational values. While it's your choice, I think that your child would love the full Minecraft experience.
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You can do that? Wow, TIL.
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Try Subnautica.
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Banned for hoarding Lapis Lazuli.
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Still love this pack, even 4 years later. I hope you're feeling better, overall -- are there any plans on pushing an update to 1.13.x?