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Выживание в режиме Приключение тяжелое.
Самый легкий путь для выживания - включить режим Суперплоский взамен обычного. Так как тут легче делать две вещи: убивать мобов и обмениваться вещами с жителями.

Включение Приключения

Так как включить режим Приключения невозможно при создании мира, нужно сначала выбрать либо Креатив, либо Выживание.
Не забудьте включить чит-коды !
После введите в чате: /gamemode 2.

Выживание

  • Самое важное - убивать мобов на своём пути (нужно оставить хотя бы по два пассивных моба для размножения позже (смотрите пункт про криперов); овцы практически бесполезны; так как вы не можете ставить блоки, не стоит трудиться делать кровать, но шерсть может быть продана деревенскому жителю).
    • Не питайтесь сырым мясом; приготовьте его в печи которая находится в в кузнице деревни. Также вы можете продать жареное мясо за изумруды, если хотите; также это не поможет добиться в долгосрочной преспективе на дорогие вещи, например на алмазы.
  • Вам повезёт, если вы нашли деревню с библиотекой (здание с верстаком и большим количеством книжных полок и кузницей (здание с крыльцом, на котором располагаются печи и наковальня, а внутри сундук с полезными вещами). Используйте верстак в библиотеке и печку для переплавки
    • Из сундука возьмите еду, броню, материалы, а также саженцы для топлива. Используйте лаву как урну для ненужных вещей. Так можно очистить инвентарь.
    • Если деревня очень большая и вы имеете броню и подготовку, то вы можете убить железного голема ради железных слитков (розы бесполезны).
  • Есть опасный метод добычи ресурсов - нужно заставить криперов атаковать вас, и он следуя за вами может подорвать дом деревенского жителя; этим путём вы можете добыть доски, дерево, пшеницу (может быть использовано в размножении коров и изготовлении еды, как и морковь (только для свиней)), семена могут быть использованы для размножения куриц, а также может выпасть картофель, также для еды; прыжки более эффективны для сбора пшеницы, моркови или картофеля, and cobblestone (dirt and other materials are useless, since you cannot place or destroy blocks in adventure; only blocks that are used in crafting or for trading can be useful).
    • If you are lucky and have enough supplies, you can get creepers to blow up gravel and craft flint and steel, which can serve as a great weapon (or arrows, although this is probably unnecessary because they can be obtained by killing skeletons. Note: bone meal may be used on pre-mature wheat, since that counts as "interacting with a block or object," though the wheat cannot be harvested, except through creeper explosions, as well as simply trampling it).
  • A Fishing Pole can also be useful (the well is exactly 4 blocks deep and can be used for an infinite supply of fish, which can be cooked or traded). You can also use it as an inefficient way to lure passive mobs that have wandered off (use wheat instead; trample the farms or get creepers to blow them up).
  • Once you are done with a village, take as many useful items as you can from your chest and head off for the next village. Repeat above steps if necessary and see how long you can survive!
  • It's also possible to find an Abandoned Mineshaft by exploring caves. Although there are extremely valuable items you can find in chests, it is also extremely dangerous, as you cannot place torches, so you have no way to stop mobs from spawning, disable Cave Spider spawners, or even find your way back out, so you may get lost.

Obtainable Items

You can hold a maximum of 40 items (27 in your storage inventory, 9 hotkey slots and 4 armor slots) Файл:2011-07-18 12.55.56.png

  1. Items that are completely useless are not bold (all tools are useless since you cannot break blocks, although they do provide slightly more damage to mobs than fists).
  2. Crafting to get items is not listed here.
  3. The items listed here that can be obtained from Zombie Pigmen are obtained not when killing them in the Nether (which you cannot go to), but when, extremely rarely, lightning strikes a pig.
  • Apples (Blacksmith Chests or trading with a farmer NPC)
  • Arrow (Killing a Skeleton or trading with an Farmer NPC)
  • Bones (Killing a Skeleton)
  • Books (getting a Creeper to blow up Bookshelves)
  • Bookshelf (trading with a Librarian NPC)
  • Bottle o' Enchanting (trading with a Priest NPC)
  • Bow (Killing a skeleton)
  • Bread (Blacksmith Chests or trading with a farmer)
  • Bucket (not completely useless, since you can collect milk from cows and then drink it to cure food poisoning or health poisoning from spider eyes or rotten flesh)
  • Chainmail Boots (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Chainmail Chestplate (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Chainmail Helmet (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Chainmail Leggings (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Chests (getting a Creeper to blow up a chest; not completely useless as it can be used as fuel in a furnace)
  • Clock (trading with a Librarian NPC; pretty much useless because it should be obvious what time of the day it is)
  • Cobblestone Stairs (getting a Creeper to blow up Cobblestone Stairs)
  • Compass (trading with a Librarian NPC; useless since your spawn point changes in superflat)
  • Cooked Chicken (cooking raw chicken or trading with a Farmer NPC)
  • Cooked Porkchop (cooking raw porkchop or trading with a Butcher NPC)
  • Cookie (trading with a farmer NPC)
  • Crafting Tables (getting a Creeper to blow up a Crafting Table; not completely useless as it can be used as fuel in a furnace)
  • Diamond Axe (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Diamond Hoe (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Diamond Pickaxe (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Diamond Shovel (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Diamond Sword (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Dirt (pretty much whenever a Creeper blows up)
  • Eggs (Live Chickens drop them every 5–10 minutes)
  • Emerald (trading with a NPC)
  • Eye of Ender (trading with a Priest NPC)
  • Feathers (killing chickens)
  • Fences (getting a Creeper to blow up fences; not useless as it can be used as fuel for a furnace)
  • Flint (getting a Creeper to blow up gravel or trading with a farmer NPC)
  • Flint and Steel (trading with a farmer NPC)
  • Furnaces (getting a Creeper to blow up a furnace; useless since you can't place blocks)
  • Glass (trading with a Librarian NPC)
  • Glowstone (trading with a Priest NPC)
  • Gold Helmet (killing Zombie Pigmen)
  • Gold Ingots (Blacksmith Chests or killing Zombie Pigmen)
  • Gold Nuggets (killing Zombie Pigmen)
  • Gold Sword (killing Zombie Pigmen)
  • Gravel (when a Creeper blows up gravel; not completely useless as it can be traded to a farmer NPC for flint, which can then be used for flint and steel or arrows)
  • Gunpowder (killing Creepers)
  • Ink Sac (killing squid)
  • Iron Axe (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Bars (getting a Creeper to blow up iron bars)
  • Iron Boots (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Chestplate (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Helmet (killing Zombies or trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Hoe (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Ingots (Blacksmith Chests or killing an Iron Golem or Zombie)
  • Iron Leggings (trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Pickaxe (Blacksmith Chests or trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Shovel (killing Zombies or trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Iron Sword (killing Zombies or trading with a Blacksmith NPC)
  • Ladders (getting a Creeper to blow up ladders)
  • Leather (killing Cows)
  • Leather Boots (trading with a Butcher NPC)
  • Leather Cap (trading with a Butcher NPC)
  • Leather Pants (trading with a Butcher NPC)
  • Leather Tunic (trading with a Butcher NPC)
  • Melon Slice (trading with a farmer NPC)
  • Milk Bucket (using a bucket on a cow)
  • Music Discs (if a Skeleton kills a Creeper)
  • Obsidian (Blacksmith chests)
  • Raw Beef (killing cows)
  • Raw Chicken (killing chickens)
  • Raw Porkchop (killing Pigs)
  • Rotten Flesh (killing Zombie Pigmen or Zombies)
  • Saddle (trading with a Butcher NPC)
  • Saplings (Blacksmith chests; not useless as it can be used as fuel for a furnace)
  • Seeds (getting a Creeper to blow up wheat and pre-mature wheat; trampling also works)
  • Shears (trading with a Farmer NPC)
  • Slimeball (killing Slimes)
  • Spider Eye (killing Spiders; not useless since it can be used as food (even better if you have milk))
  • Steak (cooking Raw Beef or trading with a Butcher NPC)
  • Stone Slabs (getting a Creeper to blow up Stone Slabs)
  • String (killing Spiders)
  • Torches (getting a Creeper to blow up torches)
  • Trapdoors (getting a Creeper to blow up a trapdoor; not useless since it can be used as fuel in a furnace)
  • Wheat (getting a Creeper to blow up wheat or trampling it)
  • Wood (getting a Creeper to blow up wood)
  • Wooden Doors (getting a Creeper to blow up a Wooden Door)
  • Wooden Planks (getting a Creeper to blow up wooden planks)
  • Wooden Pressure Plates (getting a Creeper to blow up a Wooden Pressure Plate; not useless since it can be used as fuel in a furnace)
  • Wooden Stairs (getting a Creeper to blow up Wooden Stairs; not useless since it can be used as fuel in a furnace)
  • Wool (shearing or killing sheep; not completely useless because of trading. Another way is to get a Creepers to blow up the black wool on top of fences)
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