Minecraft is still one of the most popular games out there. The Minecraft community keeps coming up with new, excellent memes. Minecraft has been around for a while but its community is still very active. New memes are constantly being created to keep fans entertained. Updates are still being released and it keeps the game fresh for many Minecraft players.
With so many hilarious memes about the game being generated, it's easy to be entertained by the game's logic and functionality. The memes surrounding the game range from world elements to resource gathering and enemy fighting, creating very diverse memes.
10 Have Mercy
Hardcore is the hardest way to play Minecraft. The Hardcore game mode makes it so that the difficulty is the same as Hard but if the player dies, they won't respawn. Plus, if a gamer starts their world on Hardcore, they can't change their mind halfway through and choose Survival or Hard instead.
Baby Zombies are known to be more dangerous than their adult counterparts because they move so much faster and fit through one-block high spaces. A Hardcore player's worst nightmare is a Baby Zombie chasing them in full armor.
9 Precious Leads
There is no doubt that Minecraft Wandering Traders have a high mortality rate. Their deals aren't usually that great and the Wandering Trader will drop his two leads once he dies. The worst part is that this will anger his llama and they will spitefully spit on you.
Leads can also be crafted with four strings and a slimeball. However, many will argue that that's just a waste of a slimeball because slimes can be difficult to come across. Whereas the Wandering Trader will just eventually respawn again.
8 Lost In Minecraft
Minecraft's infinite worlds can sometimes be a little overwhelming. Especially if players aren't very familiar with their surroundings yet. This might be even harder when in the Nether. If a player becomes lost in the Nether, it's much harder to find a way back home. There is only one way back and it's through a Nether Portal.
And, though it won't work in the Netherland, crafting a compass, in order to track the last spawn point, might be a good idea. This way, it'll be much harder to get lost.
7 Mojang, Why
Mojang introduced Netherite to Minecraft players in a recent update. Fans were happy to know that a new rare material was being added to the game and there was something to strive for besides Diamond.
All tools, weapons, and armor got a Netherite upgrade from their Diamond counterparts. However, the community is not happy with the fact that one particular piece of armor hasn't been upgraded. That's right, there is still no Netherite Horse Armor. This one of many fan-favorite ideas that still haven't been added to the game.
6 Log Logic
Trees are tall, obviously. So, in Minecraft, chopping down (or punching) the second log of a tree instead of the bottom one makes more sense. This is a time-saving move. If the player gets on top of the first branch and keeps chopping down the rest of the tree, they won't have to put down a dirt block to reach a higher block if that's the case.
Perhaps a useless time-saving move? Maybe, but what matters is that it makes sense. Even if it's only meant to help save 5 seconds or so.
5 No Floating Trees Allowed
Nobody likes a floating tree. It's just not a nice thing to look at when you're trying to appreciate your base's surroundings. However, not everyone is completely bothering by it since there are players that actually don't chop down trees fully.
Gathering wood is the first thing Minecraft players need to do. The Crafting Table and basic tools, all require wood. New players should ensure they chop down the trees fully how this bothersome behavior is seen by the Minecraft community. It has even originated its own memes.
4 Minecraft Logic
The Sweet Berry Bush is one of the 3 Minecraft plants that deal damage to the player. If the player walks on one, they will walk slower and lose some health. This seems logical enough, the problem is that there are other things that should technically hurt players but don't.
A good example of this is the Stonecutter. Minecraft players can freely stand on top of a Stonecutter without losing any health. This is particularly strange because it looks much more dangerous than the Berry Bush. It literally has a spinning blade in it.
3 Acceptable Enchantments
Mending is one of the most useful enchantments in Minecraft. Armor, tools, or weapons enchanted with Mending will repair themselves as long as the player gains XP. The player's level won't increase but the items won't break either. This is especially valuable when it comes to diamond items.
Efficiency V is pretty neat too but it's definitely not Mending. However, having the ability to dig, chop wood or mine incredibly fast is always helpful in Minecraft. Resource gathering and exploring are easier tasks if a player has Efficiency V. It's still not Mending, though.
2 Pointless Secret Rooms
Minecraft is all about surviving. Gamers have to make sure they're strong enough to defeat all of its many hazards. Creating a base is one of the very first things Minecraft players have to worry about in-game. A lit-up base will protect players from many dangers that linger outside the walls.
However, it's also a game about gathering resources in order to increase defense and attack power. Netherite, diamonds, and emeralds are particularly valuable. Many gamers like to create secret rooms to hide their most precious materials. However, it's sort of pointless when there's no one to hide it from.
1 Obsidian Blasphemy
There are two versions of the Nether Portal, the full version and the minimal version. The full version utilizes 14 obsidian blocks, whereas the minimal version only utilizes 10.
The differences are that the minimal version doesn't include the portal's corners, saving a total of 4 obsidian blocks. This is the most optimal choice because obsidian takes a while to mine so not needing those extra 4 blocks is essentially saving time. More experience Minecraft players see this as a very basic newbie mistake and chuckle.