User:1blckhrt
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| Join Date | |||
| December 2, 2022 | |||
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Howdy Feller!
My J-Stats page: Click Here
Below you will find some information about me and some of my various places of residence.
Residence 1: The Door in the Hill
After joining RetroMC for the first time on December 2, 2022, I read the rules at spawn, then decided to start my adventure using /wild. I didn't like any of the areas I was teleported to, so I kept exploring until I got to this area, which I then built a "hidey-hole" as night fell. After chopping some trees and crafting some basic tools (which are still in the chests there), I ventured into the depths of the underground, where I then started a branch mine to find those blue precious rocks - diamonds.
I later found a zombie spawner that I turned into a mob grinder, but I never really used it because I had other things I wanted to do on the server.
The only other thing to note is the mining area. This was simply just a way for me to get cobblestone for projects. This is where my mining addiction was born and raised.
Residence 2: Small Village
After scavenging for materials at my first residence, I decided it was time to build a home. I found a design I liked on a website, and I started building. It's similar to a medieval forge, and has multiple floors, the bottom being the work area, the middle being a lounge area, and the top being my bedroom. This home took me approximately 2-3 hours to build because I was referencing the design on the website, and copying it over floor by floor.
I then expanded the village to create a larger storage room, and a town hall (left unfinished, the design's also from a website). The storage area originally held all of my items, but I've probably used a good majority of those items, and what's left isn't useful to me anymore. The town hall was just tedious to build because of the way the design website worked.
A mob farm was later built near the village, but it didn't work as good as I thought I would.