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Thanks to everyone who supported me, in-game and out of game. Minecraft has become a real hard quest for me. That's the reason I'm not appearing on the server.
I hereby announce my retirement from Minecraft, but I'll remain active on the website.
Special thanks to rickydwag, ImCrazyBoi, PatridGamer, and Superiorr (aeserior but OG
)
Peace
(Maybe no one cares about my announcement, but I just revealed why it has been more than 3 months since my last join.)
I hereby announce my retirement from Minecraft, but I'll remain active on the website.
Special thanks to rickydwag, ImCrazyBoi, PatridGamer, and Superiorr (aeserior but OG
)Peace
(Maybe no one cares about my announcement, but I just revealed why it has been more than 3 months since my last join.)
"During my 5 year experience playing Minecraft, I learnt the game is not only about beating the Dragon, or the boss, or overtaking the game. It's about building friendships and trust
network of the pikachu
“Don't be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.”
― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
Birch trees are the best in Minecraft because they combine clean aesthetics, practicality, and efficiency. Their bright white bark with black streaks makes them easy to spot from a distance and gives builds a fresh, modern look that stands out compared to darker wood types. Birch planks are light-colored, making interiors feel more open and well-lit, which is perfect for modern houses, starter bases, and stylish survival builds. Unlike oak trees, birch trees grow straight without messy branches, making them faster and easier to farm for wood, especially in the early game. Birch forest biomes are also more open and less cluttered, improving visibility and making base-building safer and more convenient.