25 Ways Noobs Lose in Minecraft

• Blown Up By Creeper
• Blown Up By TNT
• Digging Down Into a Ravine
• Digging Up into Sand
• Dragon's Breath
• Drowning
• Ender Dragon
• Falling into The Void
• Falling Off a Tree
• Hitting A Villager Next to an Iron Golem
• Hitting A Zombie Pigman
• Hitting an End Crystal
• Looking at an Enderman
• Ocean Monument
• Pillager Outpost
• Running Into a Cactus
• Shot By a Skeleton
• Stepping in Fire
• Swimming in Lava
• Traps in a Jungle Temple
• Trident on Pigs
• Using a Bed in the End
• Using a Bed in the Nether
• Using a Weakness Potion on Yourself
• Using The Wrong Kind of Rockets

The SECRET Minecraft Debug World

Did you know that Minecraft has a secret debug mode? Well neither did a lot of people apparently. Minecraft has a secret debug world that can be reached by holding shift down whilst selecting world type in the world creation page. This world contains one of every block state, and is a great resource for people who are working on testing resource packs, and need every block laid out. You cannot break any blocks or place blocks in this world, and there is a floor made out of barrier blocks.

How to Play Minecraft Alpha in Your Browser

For the 10th anniversary of Minecraft, Mojang now lets you play an alpha version of the game in your browser. To do this, simple go to classic.minecraft.net and you will find yourself at the menu screen to the game. This game is very basic in comparison to modern versions of Minecraft, only allowing you to play in creative, and appears to have some bugs such as water instantly filling low down areas, although it is still very impressive that it is working from within a browser. What is even more amazing, is that this version actually supports multiplayer.