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What I build in survival depends wholly on what my surroundings are. If I'm in a jungle or roofed forest, I make a tree house. If I'm in a swamp, I make the sort of hut witches used to live in. And if I'm in a normal plains biome, I make a normal, square house. There isn't that much specific planning though.

I've only played two, so I can't really make a decision like that, but of the two I would have to say that I really like Skyward Sword (vs. oracle of seasons). I just love the combat using the wii wand, and the beetle is the coolest link tool I know of. However, I do feel like there is a bit too much similarity between that and Okami. I would like to know which came first. Or is it just that all games like that are similar, not just the two? I don't do much console gaming, I mainly just stick to pc.

Uuuuuuuugh. I so wish it would come out for IOS. But that's not supposed to come out until IOS 8 does, and that won't be until fall probably. But seriously, that is nice. Are the dungeons the same? What are mine shafts like without cave spiders? Are there awkward tunnels of spider webs with out anything else inside them?

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I recently found what I thought was an uninhabited village, but they were all waiting together in the same house and when I walked in they just stopped what they were doing and stared at me. It was like I trespassed on a secret meeting, or occult ceremony...

That is hilarious.

Also, you should test how bouncy villagers are when dropped on slime blocks.

Yes! Down with the guardians!

Hmm. I really wish I had some cold weather gear on me. And maybe some food and a boat.

Who's Toby?

IT FIRES FREAKING LASER BEAMS.

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Well kids, now we just need to keep all creepers from exploding on us. According to this video, when they explode, they release their spores, causing them to reproduce. Therefore, if we were to keep creepers from exploding at all, then they would soon become extinct. Interesting, huh?

Ahh, but taking away an apex predator is very detrimental to the environment. If the creepers go extinct, minecraft would be overrun by Steves, clear cutting forests and making very big elaborate houses.

Anyhoo, that video makes a lot of sense. I believe!

Hmm. Started out pretty well, but deteriorated towards the end. 6.5/10

I shall do well, since I can touch type very accurattely. I have a good deal of practice at it. How am I doing? I am not sure what to right, really.

Interesting. Two misspells, but still pretty good.

Also, what's with spiders being on the update list with world generations. Do they mean cave spiders?

*reads headline. Head explodes, causing minor damage to surrounding environment*
*head grows back*
*reads that it is only available on android. Whole body explodes, creating a large crater in the Eastern US.*

On another note, strongholds? Do handhelds really have the cpu for all of this plus the End?

So I have been playing Slender lately and I am terrible at it. I have been looking online for strategies and tips, but I have never seen more self contradiction in a gaming community.

1. Some say that keeping the flashlight off will hide you from Slender, and others say it doesn't help at all. I even heard from one person that you can use the flashlight to trick Slender into going in the wrong direction. That seems unlikely.

2. Some say do sprint whenever you can, others say you should avoid sprinting at all costs.

3. Some say start with the bathroom outward, others say start at the silo and continue counter-clockwise.

4. Some people say that there are conditions for a not being in a specific place. If a note is in the bathroom, there won't be one in the tankers. If there is one in the tunnel, there isn't one in the single tanker truck.

Should I trust any of this?

Also, what is the compound? It is such a weird collection of things. A massive bathroom, a silo, this weird pipe, a cross of brick. It's such a nonsensical collection of stuff that the answer that makes the most sense is that the proxies made it for Slender to satisfy his lust for the hunt. But that is a boring solution to the question. Also, when I see the two rows of de-limbed trees, I can't help but think of Herobrine. What are your thoughts?

Caves in deserts and mesas? Cool!

Glad to see that Mojang has a plan if things go south. I hope to see great games come from them for a long time. Mojang will go down into Indie history.

Side note: at what point does an indie company get so powerful it stops being Indie? Is that even possible?