This guide to the new Minecraft potion system includes all the information you’ll need to make your own minecraft potions.
How To Use / Drink Minecraft Potions
You consume Minecraft potions the same way you consume all Minecraft edibles, by holding down the right click button until you get the ‘eating’ or in this case ‘drinking’ animation.
In order to create any Minecraft potions, you will first need a brewing stand:
How To Craft A Minecraft Potion Brewing Stand
This can be crafted by placing a blaze rod over three cobblestone in the crafting grid. You can obtain a blaze rod by venturing into the nether dimension and sucesfully battling one of the fire elementals that can be found there. They drop blaze rods when they die. (more…)
Hans Marco, a retired male model has moved to Riverview in pursuit of a quieter life. He has it all, money, good looks, and charm. But will that be enough to get by in this new town? Can a city slicker adjust to the slower pace of life in Riverview, where nobody knows his name, let alone his illustrious past? (more…)
This is the map generated from my explorations of the Minecraft 1.9 Pre-Release. Interestingly enough I found a single large continent with a single deep ravine and abandoned mine. Great oceans surround this continent, although rivers appear to be entirely absent.
These fine fellows cheated rampantly, but I’ll forgive them for it because their antics were hilarious and a great time appeared to have been had by all. There’s a saying that too many cooks spoil the broth, but too many players crammed into one little asteroid makes it awesome.
I’ve admittedly been a wee bit behind the ‘Premium Content’ curve, premium content being special content that adds new functionality to The Sims 3. I recently decided to download my first piece, Lady Ravendancer Goth’s Book O’ Spells, which cost a whopping 500 sim points. Imagine my disappointment when I discovered that it was broken because it is not compatible with Hidden Springs. There was no warning given when I downloaded the content of course, EA didn’t just basically steal my money, they also wasted an hour of my life spent trying to work out why I can’t cast spells, dammit.
It turns out that the conflict between the Hidden Springs World Download and the Spell Book is a known one, but absolutely nothing has been done to rectify the issue. Another reason to support independent Sims 3 modders and stay the heck away from the official Sims 3 store. If you can’t reasonably expect paid content to work, what the heck is it good for?
