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The Ultimate Player’s Guide to Minecraft, Third Edition
Minecraft: These worlds are YOURS!
Minecraft is WAY more than a game: it’s an alternate universe of creation, exhilaration, survival, adventure, passion! Don’t enter that universe alone. More than ever, you need an experienced guide who’ll help you constantly as you learn Minecraft’s newest, most powerful secrets! From Minecraft’s earliest betas to its newest combat upgrades, Stephen O’Brien has seen it all! Now, he’ll take you deep inside craft and mine, cave and menagerie, farm and village. He’ll reveal brand-new combat traps and tricks you need to know, teach you enchantments of unimaginable power, help you survive where few dare to go, and help you OWN the infinite worlds of Minecraft!
- Quick-start guide for first-night survival
- Master exciting combat techniques including Minecraft 1.9’s dual-wielding and shields
- Customize your experience–from peaceful to monstrous
- Harvest resources, craft tools and shelters–let there be light
- Grab your pickaxe: mine iron, gold, diamonds, and redstone
- Escape (or defeat!) all the hostile mobs
- Get friendly critters on your side and build automated farms
- Brew potions to cure ills, gain superpowers, and throw at enemies
- Transform even the simplest shelter into a palace
- Explore ocean monuments and gather golden treasure from the deeps
- Create new worlds and master the fine art of terraforming and installing mods
- Learn the secrets of redstone devices and build incredible rail systems
- Play safely through The Nether and the expanded End region
Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Synergies / Notch Development AB. This book is not affiliated with or sponsored by Mojang Synergies / Notch Development AB.
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The Ultimate Player's Guide to Minecraft (3rd Edition), by Stephen O'Brien
- Amazon Sales Rank: #367583 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-02
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .60" w x 6.90" l, 1.08 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 368 pages
About the Author Stephen O’Brien is an Australian-born writer and entrepreneur currently residing in Sydney after too many years in Silicon Valley. He has previously written 28 books across multiple editions with publishers such as Prentice Hall and Que, including several best-selling titles. He also founded Typefi, the world’s leading automated publishing system, and invented a new type of espresso machine called mypressi. He has been using Minecraft since its alpha release and remains astounded at the unparalleled creativity it engenders. The first edition of this book was an international bestseller. Stephen is also the author of The Advanced Minecraft Strategy Guide, published by Que.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Excellent reference manual for those new to Minecraft or for parents trying to understand this strange language By H. Sapiens This book is well laid out and useful to both a beginner a player who's been at it a bit. It is clearly written using language that is easy to read and will not be a problem for good readers 10+. It explains everything from the purpose/goal of Minecraft to details (hunger management - nutritional guide) to tips and tricks starting from Day 1 through the end and beyond with each chapter ending with a succinct Bottom Line to bring it all together.Pros:Starts at beginning - explaining the platform differencesGood Day 1 information - including when to respawnClearly written with purposeful graphicsBook is fairly compact and all language purposeful - keeps it from being overwhelmingGood use of bullet pointsTips in orange boxes & Notes in purple to grab your eye and make them easy to findCaution boxes in blue to share critical warnings/remindersI now know what the heck my kids have been talking about the last several yearsIndex and ContentsEach Chapter starts with a bullet list of what will be coveredEach page - chapter # and title on Left but... on right... what is being covered on these pages - brilliantCons:Not much focus on multiplayer - but this is not the purpose of this book, look elsewhere if you are into mods and multiplayer worlds. There is an advanced version of this book that my daughter (11) who just finished Java for Minecraft would recommend instead. So, determine where your needs are and get the right book.Bottom line: This is a really good *starter* manual - what is Minecraft? Why Minecraft? What is the purpose? How the heck to get there. It is well laid out, extremely visually appealing, and explains how to begin playing and jump in there without it being daunting. Highly Recommended.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. An excellent introduction to and walk-through of Minecraft. By Jerry Saperstein The first edition of this book helped me learn Minecraft well enough to keep up with my grandson . . . for a little while, at least. He moved through his Minecraft phase and on to online First Person Shooters all too fast. So now Minecraft in Creative mode is where I spend my time and that, incidentally, is my only criticism of this otherwise excellent guide: it is focused primarily on Survival mode, which I don’t find to be fun. But kids love the kill-or-be-killed aspect of Survival mode and kids are who this book is written for. Fortunately nearly all the information is applicable to all Minecraft modes. (By the way, you can set the mayhem to low in Survival mode, but I just don’t care for the competitive aspect. I’d rather spend all my time creating new worlds.) The Third Edition is about 40 pages longer than the First Edition and covers the progressive additions and changes to the Minecraft program itself. The key question: can you learn Minecraft well from this single book? Yes. Part of that is due to the brilliant design of Minecraft. But this is a well-written, amply illustrated, step-by-step guide to Minecraft and it does the job well. Read the text, study the illustrations, keep Minecraft running on your computer and you’ll learn how to play the game. You can also supplement this with online tips and recipes at the author’s website. In addition, if more is needed, there are tons of tutorials on the web.` Overall, while I don’t think the “Ultimate” label in the title is entirely justified, this is certainly among the best of the Minecraft playing guides.Jerry
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Simple and Comprehensive but Not as Good as the For Dummies Version By Kyle Slayzar Minecraft, to anyone not familiar with the franchise, is a simple yet increasingly sophisticated building game that has been equated to Legos for adults. Players of all ages can learn and hone several skills including architecture, engineering, resource management, and broaden their overall creativity. However, while the game is easy to pick up, it can be difficult to master, especially the red stone mechanics that gives Minecraft more challenge.There are a LOT of guides out there that claim to help assist the reader with learning the ins and outs of Minecraft. I was particularly impressed with the Minecraft Guide for Dummies as it not only broke down the game perfectly for anyone to understand but also had a "For Parents" section that explained how Minecraft can be a great learning tool (albeit much more articulate than I). The Ultimate Player's Guide to Minecraft is a great reference guide as it breaks down everything into comprehensive chapters for anyone above a 3rd grade level to read including red stone mechanics. The chapters are organized and the language easy to understand.However, I felt as though the Dummies version gives a more conversational, yet informative, approach that everyone, including parents, can appreciate. This isn't to say The Ultimate version is no good, far from it as it sits quite proudly next to my Dummies version on my shelf, but I would rather recommend the For Dummies version instead.Still a great read, but I'd recommend Minecraft For Dummies first.
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