20 Tips, Tricks From The Minecraft Game Players Have No Idea About

One of the most important things to keep in mind when playing Minecraft is to be creative and experiment with different strategies. For example, try building structures in unconventional ways, using different materials or block combinations, and exploring new biomes. Another important tip is to prioritize resource management, as some resources are more valuable than others and can be used to craft powerful items and equipment. Finally, don't forget to take advantage of the game's multiplayer features, as playing with friends can provide a unique and exciting experience that is different from playing solo. By following these tips and tricks, you can enhance your Minecraft experience and become a more skilled player.

Minecraft is an immersive game that has captivated gamers of all ages. The game offers a vast world of possibilities with hundreds of hidden tricks and secrets waiting to be discovered. Every update brings new mobs and items, and with them come new mysteries to unravel. Minecraft is a game that rewards creativity, and players are encouraged to explore and experiment with different strategies to enhance their gameplay. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a newcomer to the game, there are always new things to discover. If you're looking to get a head start on uncovering some of the game's hidden treasures, we've got you covered. We've compiled a list of the very best tips and tricks that will help you make the most of your Minecraft experience. By implementing these strategies, you'll be able to navigate the game with ease and uncover all the hidden gems that Minecraft has to offer.

20. Placing Torches On Crafting Tables

This is more for the looks than for any practical reason. But you can actually place a torch on top of a crafting table or furnace. Why you would do this isn't important. It's about the fact that you can.

To do this, put a "transparent block" behind the crafting table. This can be something like a block of glass. Now, while facing the crafting table, try to reach out and put a torch on the glass. You should now have a torch on top of the table.

19. Lava Buckets Are Great Fuel

If you find lava anywhere, be sure to keep it marked. As soon as you get some buckets, go and collect as much lava as possible. Lava is an excellent fuel to use in the furnace. It lasts a long time so you can smelt as much as you want.

Lava is also one of the ingredients in creating obsidian, a rare block. With a bonus use like that, there's no reason not to carry lava. Get as many buckets of this as possible and become an efficient adventurer.

18. The Best Diamond Level

Prior to Minecraft 1.17, Diamonds were most likely to spawn at Y-levels 5 through 12. Going any further down than that wouldn't increase the likelihood of you finding diamonds, and in fact would increase your likelihood of encountering lava.

As of Minecraft 1.18, the game has been updated to change the way that Diamonds spawn. Now, you'll find diamonds at Y-levels 15 through -63. Y-level -64 is basically just bedrock. Rather than only appearing most often in certain Y-levels, diamonds just get more and more likely the further down you are. So start digging!

17. Use Torches To Farm Sand/Gravel Blocks

Torches are probably some of the most versatile items in all of Minecraft. They do the obvious things like lighting up dark areas and keeping monsters away. However, they have some other useful abilities.

As you may know, Sand and Gravel blocks are affected by gravity. So, if you remove the block underneath, they will fall. At that moment before the block falls, you can place a torch. This will cause all of the blocks to be broken allowing you to collect them. As a fun bonus tip, you could also place a torch beneath you when digging upwards to prevent Gravel or Sand from falling and killing you!

16. Zombie-Proof Your Door

Zombies can break down your door and invade your precious house. Thankfully, there are some ways of preventing the zombies from ruining your day and destroying your property.

One option is to have a door set up one block higher. That way the zombies cannot reach it. Your other choice is to use a fence instead. They can't break the fences down and it also allows you to fight back without any risk.

15. Mushroom Biomes Are Safe

The Mushroom Biome is the only biome where hostile mobs do not spawn at night. This makes it the safest place in Minecraft and the best place to build a home. There are also no mobs in the cave systems, allowing for safer mining.

However, be aware that mob spawners will still work. So, if you do see any zombies or spiders, then you know there's a spawner nearby. Overall, the Mushroom Biome is a good place for a base.

14. Pumpkin Head

Wearing a pumpkin is more about just making you look awesome. Yet, it has other benefits which can help you fight a powerful foe. If you wear a Pumpkin, then Endermen will not attack you. Even if you attack them.

Endermen only attack those who make eye contact with them. However, the Pumpkin technically prevents you from making eye contact. So, they stick to their mantra and refuse to fight back. Such honorable foes.

13. Get Some Bodyguards

It's a good idea to get some extra help to protect your house. There are two options:

- An Iron Golem. You summon it by making a little T with iron blocks and then adding a carved pumpkin or a jack o' lantern on top (the pumpkin must be last). They are very powerful and also quite durable.
- A Snow Golem. Stack two snow blocks and put a pumpkin on top to summon it. However, it needs to be in a suitable biome (like the snow), or it will melt.

12. Become A Cat Person

Cats are a cool addition to Minecraft and make for nice pets. However, it's more than just having a cat as a pet. They also serve an important function. Creepers are very scared of cats.

If you have enough cats around your house, then Creepers will avoid you at all costs. It's the best way to ensure that you won't run into any explosive surprises when doing some farming.

11. Take Torches, Ladders, Signs, Fences, And Doors Underwater

Once again, torches have come to the rescue. Whenever you go on a trip underwater, be sure to take a bunch of torches with you. They can help you breathe underwater for a longer period of time. By placing a torch on a block, it creates an air bubble for a short time. You have to place it on a vertical surface that's right next to your head for this to work, but it's enough to ensure that you can get some extra breath in an emergency.

This hack works with any item that comes with air around it according to the game, which includes not only torches but also easy-to-make items like ladders, signs, fences, and doors!

10. Another Way To Fight A Blaze

The Blaze is a powerful mob in the Nether. They can be a tough enemy to beat through conventional methods. Their fire blasts can also knock you into the lava, eliminating you instantly.

The Blaze mob is weak to snowballs. So you should take as many of them as possible. Using snowballs from afar is a safer way to defeat the Blaze. It's not the most efficient, but it will ensure your safety.

9. The Infinite Water Source

This is the ideal construction to have near a farm. You won't have to carry a lot of water buckets or build near a water source to make this work. It's also extremely simple to build and you don't need anything special, just two buckets of water to start.

1. Make a 2-by-2 square in the ground. It should be one block deep.
2. Pour one bucket in the top left corner of the square and let the water spill.
3. Finally, pour the other bucket in the bottom right corner.
4. You have your infinite water source!

8. Carry A Bucket Of Water At All Times

Water buckets can save your life in many situations, especially in mining. You can use it to counter random bursts of lava. You could also use it to climb down steep inclines and get to lower ground.

You could even use the water to help you get away from some monsters. Use it to create some distance between you and the mobs. Just remember to make sure that you have a few extra buckets of water when going into the mines.

7. Charcoal Can Replace Coal

When you start your new adventure, you may not immediately find some coal. Thankfully, there is an alternative, since coal is a vital resource. That alternative is charcoal. And it's made from wood.

You can use wood as a fire source in the furnace. By smelting some more wood, you can make charcoal. This has the same properties as coal and acts as a great replacement early in the game. That way you can focus on building a house before going into the mines.

6. Don't Destroy Mob Spawners

Enemy spawners can be extremely frustrating. They keep spawning enemies into the vicinity until you get tired or are defeated. Unless of course, you are able to destroy them. However, there is another option.

Just place torches all around the spawner. Most players put one on each vertical side and on the top of the spanwer, but it also works if you place them around the room, since it's about the fact that there's a light source present.

This is a better idea than destroying it. Torches will prevent enemies from spawning. Also, if you need to farm a certain type of enemy, you can just remove the torches to let them spawn.

5. Don't Take Beds To The Nether

Beds are useful in the regular dimension. They create a checkpoint in case you perish during your adventure. It's a staple of every house and everyone will want to have one. Except if you're in the Nether.

Sleeping in the Nether causes you to explode. Probably not a good idea if you're looking to get stuff done in the Nether. Just remember this one little detail before you set out to fight Blazes and Zombie Pigmen.

4. Walking On The Edge

Crouching is a useful way to expand your movement options. By crouching, you can actually walk a little bit off the edge of a block, and you can't fall. This is ideal when you're building a bridge-like structure.

Be careful you don't let go of the crouch button. If you do, then your character will fall. It's especially dangerous to try and use this trick while you're high in the air, but you take your life in your own hands.

3. Milking A Mooshroom

Mooshrooms are a special type of cow that are exclusive to the Mushroom Biome. They are similar to regular cows and you can even milk them... except you won't get what you expected. Instead of milk, you get mushroom stew.

This is actually very useful as the stew can restore some of your hunger bar. If you find yourself in a Mushroom Biome, then you should definitely gather as many Mooshrooms as possible.

2. Personalize Dog Collars

It's a good idea to tame a group (read: army) of dogs to hunt with. They are great in combat and can help turn the tide in your favor. However, you may want to give them all different names and differentiate them further.

You can easily do that by changing the color of their collar. Simply get a dye for the color you want and right click on the dog. That's it. You now have a customized dog collar in Minecraft.

1. Curing Zombie Villagers

Zombie Villagers are a more recent addition to Minecraft. Essentially, the villagers get hit with a disease that turns them into zombies. However, you can cure them and activate their trading post.

First, you have to inflict the Weakness status on the Zombie, which you can do with a potion. After that, you give it a Golden Apple. After around 2-5 minutes of waiting, the Zombie Villager should now be cured.