Every gamer has heard of Minecraft. It took the gaming world by storm.🔯 The beta for Minecraft was initially released way back in 2009. It was fully released in 2011 for the PC and was quickly ported over to Xbox, Nintendo, and PlayStation consoles. Heck, there are even mobile versions of the game out, an🥃d it 🔥will soon be getting a port to the Nintendo Switch. Minecraft is so prevaleജn🐻t that an education edition was created for schools to use.

Minecraft is arguably the quintessential sandbox game. It simply drops its players into a procedurally generated open world and lets them run wild. And run wild they did. One quick Google image search is all anyone needs to di🧸scover the amazing (and not so amazing) things Minecraft players have created. Some groups have even gone so far as to devote years of their lives t🍨o recreating the world of or the entire continent of Westeros from .

Of course, as with everything that comes from the internet, a whole host of hysterical memes have generat🅘e꧒d around Minecraft. Any true fan of the game will get a great kick out of these memes. After all, who doesn’t love memes? 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:We sure do! So sit back, ღrelax, and enjoy these fifteen diamonds we h♏ave to offer.

15 ❀ Absolutely No Memes

Minecraft has a wonderful sense of humor that players are privy to every time they log in. The little, yellow hover text above the logo changes every time 💝a player logs into their account. Of course, this is one fantastic gem. A few lucky players will get to experience Minecraft proudly proclaim that there are to be “Absolutely no memes.” Since we are human, that means we absolutely have to fill all o♎f our servers with memes. Rules were made to be broken. Or in this case, completely ignored.

Memes aren't hard to come across inside of Minecraft. Many dedicated fans will build loving recreations of their f📖avorite memes 100 stories tall. There are entire servers dedicated to the craft. Mods have been created to allow plays to turn their game into one giant meme! The Nicholas Cage meme is particularly hysterical as 😼gives most mobs the face of Nicholas Cage's.

14 🔥 Time To Go Outside

Who said gamers don’t play outside?

The blocky world of Minecraft gives it a very clear aesthetic. While it seems a little too retro at times, the bright colors and simplistic designs quickly grab the heart of any player. The cube graphics make everything simple, beautiful, and clean. Of course, you can always tell you’ve been playing the game too long if you walk outside to find a pile of these laying around. Then again, there are plenty of devoted fans would argue that you can never play too much Minecraft.

On the flip side, the simple idea of Minecraft in HD is a ridiculous concept. HD cubes? Give me a break. Unfortunately, that doesn’t stop Microsoft from coming up with the idea themselves. Minecraft won’t just be available in HD, a 4K version of the game is in the works. I wonder if it will look anyt🌸hing like the picture.

13 ♓ 🥃 Enderman Swarm

Just se🐻eing this picture wants to make me run for the hills. One Enderman is bad. Over 30? Nope, I’m out.

Endermen are the evil creatures that dwell within💎 the real♍m of Minecraft. While they don’t attack players outright, they do have a habit of stealing blocks. These kleptomaniacs are a nightmare if they get into your house. It’s one thing to steal my walkway. It’s another to take my decorative cactus! That, or a block from my TNT pyramid. There is no way 🌺to keep them out either. These suckers can teleport!

The other issue with Endermen is that, while they don’t instantl🌃y start attacking, they are far from harmless. If you accidentally look an Enderman in the eyes they will pursue you to the ends of the earth. I just feel sorry for the poor sad sack who came across that many End⛄ermen in the End or the Nether.

12 💙 🔯 Need Help?

I hate this paperclip. I really, really hate this paperclip. Anyone who has interacted with this annoyance knows what I’m talking about. It’s worse than Navi! However, that didn’t stop one p൩layer from building a gigantic paperclip to “help” Minecraft players. But unlike Microsoft Word, Minecraft players could use✱ the assistance. Heck, e✤ven a manual would be nice.

Minecraft is notorious for its lack🔯 of tutorial. Just trying to figure🌜 out the basics of the game can be a pain. On the other hand, that's half the fun of Minecraft. Any veteran of the game can recount the struggles of their beginning dayꦯs. They know of the need to endlessly scour the internet for basic recipes or the endurance and brainpower it took figure them out on your own. “Trying” is absolutely the operatiꦑve word here. That being said, I’m still not happy to see the paperclip.

11 No! Stay ꦓB𝓀ack!

There is nothing worse than spending hours digging through the dirt and scouring tunnels to try and find a diamond, only to have one of these jerks sneak up on you, and blow you to little bits. Creepers are basically exploding zombies. Very quiet, exploding zombies. They sneak𒅌 up on you and when they getꩲ close enough, they explode; leaving a pit of destruction and sadness in their wake. One creeper can destroy an entire wall of your carefully built house. As if that wasn’t bad enough, getting caught in the blast means that you have to start back at your spawn point with nothing. All of your carefully mined and crafted items will remain in the smoking pit that was once your body. You can try to go back to where you died and collect everything you lost, but good luck. You’re gonna need it.

10 💞 A Good Night's Sleep

Ah, video game logic. We just can’t help but poke fun at the nonsensical nature of video games sometimes. Especially when it comes to beds. Half the games won’t let you sleep in them, an✤d the other half will only let you sleep in them. Minecraft fall༒s into the latter category. No bed? No nap f👍or you!

Beds in Minecraft are insanely useful. Sleeping in a bed will cause time to pass by rapidly so you can skip through a horrible th🎉understorm or pass the night with ease. Additionally, they reset your spawn point. Initially, the spawn point is selected at random. These points are rarely convenient and are often in the middle of nowhere with zero protection. Whenever you die, you get sent back to your spawn point. Beds allow players to set their spawn point in a new and safer location. It also means that you don’t have to travel as far to get supplies.

9 Who Needs Phyꦫsics?

Gravity? What is this gravity you speak of?

Alright, Minecraft does have gravity… kind of. Jumping off a cliff, assuming you aren’t in creative mode, will cause your avatar to plummet into the pixelated ground like a coyote in a cartoon. Additionally, the game won’t just let you place a block midair. However, you can absolutely mine away the ground until you’re left with a floating island in the sky. You can also add blocks onto the side with nothing below them. The game reads these blocks as being supported by the one adjacent to them. Sometimes, the game will glitch and automatically create these floating islands for yo🍌u to find. It’s one giant middle finger to the game’s gravity engine. Just don’t try this with sand. It will not end well for you.

8 Run Away!

Nighttime in Minecraft is the pits, especially for new players. There is nothing worse than getting surrounded by a hoard of zombies and skeletons with no armor and a sorry sword as your only hope. Especially if you are just inches away from safety and can’t make it in time. For new players, this is a heart-pounding moment as the homicidal monstrosities close in on you from all sides. Even if you can escape t💧he center, it’s not over. These mobs are relentless. They will chase you. The skeletons will pump your poor avatar full of arrows as the undead zombies groan in your ears. One slip up and you’ll be left staring at a game over screen. I just hope your spawn point wasn’t too far away. You'll have to brave the hoard if you want to recover the items you dropped or wait until daybreak.

7 Whistle While We Work 𓄧 💞

Digging in Minecraft is a bit of a lottery system. Trying to find those precious resources that are hidden beneath the surface is an exercise in patܫience. Just getting to the depth that they spawn at can be a hassle and even then there is no way to tell exactly where those diamonds are hidden. Sometimes, you can get lucky and find a tunnel that will take you right to them. Although, your chances of finding a spider are much better. However, there are those times where you have been digging for what feels like hours, and you have nothing to show for it. It honestly feels like the gems are just out of reach and you’re digging the wrong way. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if this has happened to someone before. But it is oh so satisfying when you finally do stumble upon a vein of diamonds.

6 Nether Will I Ever 🍌

Let's be honest, Minecraft is super addicting. It is easy to pour thousands of hours into the game. Heck, some players spend years o💙n the game. But you know you've played too much when you start seeing it everywhere. Although, in my case, I see this and run the other way. The Nether is no place for incompetent players.

Just getting to the Nether is a feat in its own right. It requires a lot of obsidian, which can only be obtained with a diamond pickaxe. Plus, obsidian likes to hang out in places that are filled with lava. Once you have obtained the obsidian, you have to construct an obsidian frame and activate the portal using fire. There are two things in the Nether that make the trip worth it: the ender dragon and the chicken jockey. It is hard not to laugh at a zom🏅bie riding a chicken.