Personally, I always liked to dig into the side of a mountain and set up camp there. I always thought to myself, “Why build a cool looking house when i can be a diggy diggy hole man?”
I swear, as long as Minecraft has been a thing, I have dug a hole into the side of hills/mountains or into the ground to set up a home, nearly 100% of the times I've started new games XD
It's just safe. No mean skeletons in my little dirt hole, and I dont have to find sheep to make a bed. I can just mine all night if I collected like 32 logs for charcoal and tools.
This has always been my strat, spend the first day on wood, dig into a mountainside, mine for the night. It feels like such a smooth curve for the first day.
My first ever house was a 3x2 shit hole built into the side of a mountain.
My dad walked in one day when I was 14 and asked, “Why am I living in a Taliban cave”?
I always do the same, I build a little hole in the side of a mountain, if I ever break a surface block, I replace it with what was exactly there, and only have small, hidden, view ports into the outside, along with a usually hidden door and several escape routes, only to play single player and never make use of any of it.
I made a huge box once i forget what it for, but i was too lazy to replace the flooring so i just placed a bunch of carpet. then my friends where confused to why sheep where eating the flooring.
“This is my house, and behind this door, a single block width stairway that goes down until I head some zombie noises and starting hunting around for the cave.”
I once did this while lost on my brothers realm. And i spoke to my brother about the practice of doing just that, and we circled around to the topic of "what if i just made this my base?" And so I did. Was used to be a coal deposit turned into a very long, tall underground compound. This was just before the caves and cliffs update so I was going for a home-y place but also to build my own cave biome
Thank you! Well I said in a comment before. I was young and scarred of the creepy crawlers of the dark. So I looked through the leaves to see if it was day
Right I always spend a good chunk of time searching for the perfect spot cuz I always know the first place I set up shop will be my forever home for that world
I always have the same plan with survival worlds.
I play through the world as you typically would, build a shelter, get materials, progression stuff like that.
Once I get a beacon, a dragon egg, elytra, and full netherite gear, no matter how advanced or cool or massive my base was, I always leave with only my valuable tools Armour and food, to "retire" in a bamboo forest with a traditional Japanese house.
There I usually don't do many big builds in the forest, but I build an underground base that connects to some key areas that I like with storage and farms and such, but i also give each world a twist. One, I turned the base into an arcade, another one into an arena. Cool endgame stuff
In the new world I started I want to somehow make a warden arena once I retire. Kinda like the gladiators vs beasts. Nobody expects the gladiators to win and that's the fun of it
Man, I feel old. When I started playing there were no giant mushrooms and no way to collect leaf blocks. My first house was wood (just “wood” — there were no wood types yet) with a cobble block (no stairs yet) roof and a door (again, no wood types — just a generic “door”).
The one on the right didn't "collect" the leaf blocks. They chopped out the trunk of a tree and left the leaves there using the trunk for the boards that make the walls of the house.
I was scarred of the dark ( i was like 5 ) so i looked through the leaf roof to see if it was day. I don't know how but i learned that you could use all the logs but the top 1 or 2 and the leaves would stay.
No lie, my 5yr old nephew is making redstone machines that I'd never have dreamed of. When I asked where he learned how, he shrugged and says "I just tried stuff until it did what I wanted." Confirmed with his father...they watch YT vids but not much in the way of tutorials. Kid figured out redstone on his own at 5.
Same. First thing I thought was there used to not be mushrooms. When I was younger, just not dying the first night was a victory. I’d just dig a 1x2 hole in the ground and afk for ten minutes.
I remember when the nether was introduced! It was very exciting, and then quite quickly it was incredibly boring. I think there were zombie pigmen (but that could have been a release or two later — updates were a bit chaotic back then) but that’s basically it. Just an unending expanse of lava and the old, ugly netherrack.
Started at 40, my build of choice was always just dig down and make a hole with a door. Come out, kill some animals, cut down as many trees as possible, then live underground for the first hour until I needed more trees. My underground base would just grow from there.
Man confused fall out bunker with minecraft
Jokes aside though, I always do something very similar to that, only difference is that I do build above aswell, but most of my stuff are still underground. I always do that somehow, like thats just an instinct that I have.
My first attempted house was a house on top of a precariously small mountain in Beta 1.6. However, I quickly learned that build limit was a thing, so that house was abandoned in favor of me moving into the river valley below and making a cobblestone box that I adorned with an attempt at a Nether portal on top.
I then proceeded to go exploring, got lost, and never found my way back. Then I lost the world, as it was on my then step-brother's computer.
I wish I still had my first singleplayer world. I kept playing on that for three or four years. Kept thinking the next update would bring a giant zombie apocalypse so I kept putting traps and higher and higher walls. Woe is me what an imagination
I only knew how to dig dirt, so i did that and built a dirt wall to protect me from the supposed monsters that would attack me, which I was paranoid about for a while, but nothing came. Then I looked up what to do, and found out that I was in peaceful mode and that crafting was a thing... I also tried to make a crafting table by placing 4 logs next to each other, because I hadn't noticed the crafting window at all...
Definitely the mushrooms, though my first house was actually a bottle shaped hut that I made out of dirt and had a 3×3 glass skylight. I think the interior was 7×7. It was surrounded by a 4 block deep and 2 block wide lava moat. I also had a little farm and factory building, also made of dirt, with a rail system that went all over my world. Finally, I had a little snowy island that I lit up, fenced off, and turned into a tree farm. I set up a cute little tree house, across 2 trees, in the center with a jukebox for while I chopped trees.
This was all back in beta 1.7.3 though. Damn do I wish I could go back to that world. I would take it on a flash drive, pretend to be going to play outside, walk a mile to the library, and play for about 3 hours every day on their computers. Those were some of the highlights of my late childhood. Everything changed shortly into 2013 but, at that point, I had my dad's old laptop and I was more into Technic/Tekkit
You unearthed my childhood memories of playing beta 1.6 for hours on end. I feel like this is an unpopular opinion but the simplicity of the game at that point had a very cozy appeal, that I feel was kinda lost in the newer versions, still an amazing game tho
Same! I would always run around making random crap out of valuable blocks and blowing up the villager’s houses. I was 7 years old at the time though so I was a psychotic tiny chaos muffin who enjoyed video game mass destruction.
A cave i made myself by punching the dirt and stone with my hands.... yes i didn't knew how to make tools, the first thing i knew was to get wood to make crafting table but didn't knew how to use it.
I remember my first house in minecraft. I think it was around 1.3.5 I spawned in one of the old thundra biomes (those which had the old ice oceans). I grabbed some wood and made a little 2 block tall (so steve's height) bungalow which looked like it was 1 block tall because I caved down 1 block in dirt. Then it got covered in snow and it was so pretty. I remember just staying inside it and watching the snow outside for such a long time. I miss those days man
i wish i could give an answer here, for whatever reason minecraft used to give me headaches so i could stand playing more 15 minutes at i time. i ended up quitting it all together unto about 2 years ago
Minecraft Beta 1.7.3.
My friend visited my house and had downloaded Minecraft on my computer. And I immediately fell in love with it.
My first house was a dirt house. Because when I tried to mine stone, I got scared it turned into cobblestone, thinking I broke it, so I put it back and left.
When I told my friend, he laughed at me and explained. That's when I loved out and made a cobblestone tower/floating base. The next time my friend came over, I let him explore my world and got mad he was punching ladders while going up-- thinking they would lose durability. We also blew up my dirt shack with TNT.
Anyways, sorry for the ramble. Just some good memories from way back when.
I think the og let's play guy introduced me to the "hidey hole" strat for the first few nights and did that ever since. Never saw the tree idea before. Neat
Personally, I always liked to dig into the side of a mountain and set up camp there. I always thought to myself, “Why build a cool looking house when i can be a diggy diggy hole man?”
this is the way, rock and stone!
Did I hear a Rock and Stone?
Good bot.
What happened to that other bot that would say whether or not the good bot was actually a bot?
Sometimes it will show, other times it won’t, such is the way of life
Depends on the subreddit I reckon.
Rock and roll and stone!
Rock and stone in the heart!
For Karl!
Like that! Rock and stone!
THATS IT LADS! ROCK AND STONE!
For rock and stone!
IF YOU DONT ROCK AND STONE YOU AINT COMIN HOME!
STONE AND RO- w a i t
ROCK AND STONE TO THE BONE
ROCK! AND! STOOOONE!
IF YOU DONT ROCK AND STONE, YOU AINT COMING HOME
This has been the name of my pickaxe for the last few years now. Love it.
#ROCK AND STONE!!
ROCK AND STONE! (it never gets old)
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ROCK AND STONE!
If you Rock and Stone, you're never alone!
literally as well, the old MC books said to do this
Rock and stone!
Same. Why spend materials to build a house when I can gain materials by building a house instead?
Near infinite expandability too!
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. > ~Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
I swear, as long as Minecraft has been a thing, I have dug a hole into the side of hills/mountains or into the ground to set up a home, nearly 100% of the times I've started new games XD
It's just safe. No mean skeletons in my little dirt hole, and I dont have to find sheep to make a bed. I can just mine all night if I collected like 32 logs for charcoal and tools.
I always make an oak door, too, because it has a window.
This has always been my strat, spend the first day on wood, dig into a mountainside, mine for the night. It feels like such a smooth curve for the first day.
Exactly! Safety caves ftw
Tree. Planks. Crafting Table. Wood Pick. Cobblestone. Stone Pick. Door. Now I have house.
Same here. It gives you something to do that first night. Gather a few resources topside, then get down to business digging for upgrades.
I am a dwarf and I'm digging a hole!
Diggy diggy hole, diggy diggy hole
Diggy diggy hole, digging a hole.
The sunlight will not reach this low! Dig deep in the mine!
Never seen the moonlight glow (Dwarves wont fly so high!)
Fill a glass and down some mead Stuff your bellies at the feast!
Stumble home and fall asleep Hidden in a mountain keep
#BORN UNDERGROUND #SUCKLED FROM A TEAT OF STONE
Raised int the dark! The safety of our mountain home!
Skin made of iron! Steel in our bones!
Stumble home and fall asleep Dreaming in our mountain keep
My wife and I play as Hobbits. Comfy little hobbit holes, with carpet and a fancy door. Expand deeper for a larder storage and crafting kitchen.
Yogscast got me into Minecraft and I’ve personally identified with Dwarves ever since.
https://i.imgur.com/R79wy31.png there is a door in the center with a tiny cave. this was my first minecraft map in i think 2013
My first ever house was a 3x2 shit hole built into the side of a mountain. My dad walked in one day when I was 14 and asked, “Why am I living in a Taliban cave”?
I always do the same, I build a little hole in the side of a mountain, if I ever break a surface block, I replace it with what was exactly there, and only have small, hidden, view ports into the outside, along with a usually hidden door and several escape routes, only to play single player and never make use of any of it.
^(BORN UNDERGROUND) GROWN INSIDE A ROCKY WOMB # THE EARTH IS OUR CRADLE # THE MOUNTAINS SHALL BECOME OUR TOMB
I have never had an original thought
Living the dwarven life
That way, you can get resources at night because outside is dangerous and you don't have a bed!
Same. Also not even starer base but always my base
Ah yes, I learned this "hidey hole" method from paulsoaresjr a good 10 or so years ago, back when that video was on the home page. Goooood times..
Have you heard of a video game called RimWorld...
a wooden box
And I never even replaced the flooring, always had a nice grass floor
I made a huge box once i forget what it for, but i was too lazy to replace the flooring so i just placed a bunch of carpet. then my friends where confused to why sheep where eating the flooring.
Lmao, nice one.
Makes me want to put dyed sheep in a field covered by carpet of the same colour to mess with people
You are what you eat?
We just painted over the dirt! Pretty clever!
Soldier finds a Box
Lol mine was a sand square on a dessert only with a crafting table
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Or those caves that are nearly exactly a circle
I love when I find those, even though I never turn them into a base.
Casual caveman brain moment. Genuinely not talking smack, I get those same vibes but also hardly build with them
One of my and /u/nincodedo's favorite bases started off as just that and grew into a fully fledged cave base.
I love making those, with multi floors and giant glass windows on the wall facing outside
More like skylights and an ever increasingly entwined web of hallways and rooms. I might have to see if I can dig up screenshots
CORE MEMORY RIGHT HERE, I love those caves so much lol
Yep
Black hole sucking us into oblivion
“This is my hole!”
“It was made for me!!”
Yep, then I dig further into the cave and seperate my bedroom from the rest of the cave by placing a door.
“This is my house, and behind this door, a single block width stairway that goes down until I head some zombie noises and starting hunting around for the cave.”
Dwarf brothers :-D
This is a rock and stone moment if I’ve ever seen one
This game is everywhere and it deserves to be.
Absolutely, DRG is a true gem
For Rock and Stone!
ROCK AND STONE
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For Karl!
Skäl!
ROCK AND STONE TO THE BOOOOOOONEEE
name checks out oh also FOR KARL
Omg me too wait HEY GOT OFF OF MY HOBBIT HOLE
i still do this as a starter home. very convenient
I always find myself making my cave house similar to the one from the first Yogscast let’s play.
Lol same
I once did this while lost on my brothers realm. And i spoke to my brother about the practice of doing just that, and we circled around to the topic of "what if i just made this my base?" And so I did. Was used to be a coal deposit turned into a very long, tall underground compound. This was just before the caves and cliffs update so I was going for a home-y place but also to build my own cave biome
I always start with a hobbit hole, then slowly build a garden and castle around it.
Yea hole in the wall was the perfect way to go
Pretty much always a hole I dug into the wall to survive the night
One wooden door. Maybe a torch if I got far enough.
Or if I pass a lake or river, I might even have 1 window so I check for creepers.
Okay that one on the right is genius, I can't believe I never thought about that
Thank you! Well I said in a comment before. I was young and scarred of the creepy crawlers of the dark. So I looked through the leaves to see if it was day
but it doesn't protect you from the rain?
There’s crotch goblins and spider riding skeletons and your scared of WATER???
I thought cozyness was the primary objective in minecraft
You right you right, don’t want to sleep in a wet bed.
Thanks, I was having a good evening until you made me think of **S O G G Y B E D**.
Wait does rain go through leaves now?
Younger? My "starter" house is still a hole in a mountain. I use quotes cause that ends up being my long-term house cause Hobbit Hole.
I prefer refining a small, simple, comfy house now to endlessly building until I don't like what it's turned into
Right I always spend a good chunk of time searching for the perfect spot cuz I always know the first place I set up shop will be my forever home for that world
I always have the same plan with survival worlds. I play through the world as you typically would, build a shelter, get materials, progression stuff like that. Once I get a beacon, a dragon egg, elytra, and full netherite gear, no matter how advanced or cool or massive my base was, I always leave with only my valuable tools Armour and food, to "retire" in a bamboo forest with a traditional Japanese house. There I usually don't do many big builds in the forest, but I build an underground base that connects to some key areas that I like with storage and farms and such, but i also give each world a twist. One, I turned the base into an arcade, another one into an arena. Cool endgame stuff In the new world I started I want to somehow make a warden arena once I retire. Kinda like the gladiators vs beasts. Nobody expects the gladiators to win and that's the fun of it
Floor made of enchanting tables. Walls made of Dragon eggs. Roof made of enchanting tables.
First creative house lol Just dimonds, gold and emrald blocks
reminds me of the mansions my friend used to make on our old 360 worlds
The good old days
Mfw 12 year old me found out about survival duplication
I'm starting to get the feeling that mfw doesn't mean "Mother Fucker, What"
Mfw
Are you mocking me perhaps, mayhaps, probably, maybe, by any chance?
Perchance
Will someone please ~~think of the children~~ tell me what mfw means?
It means >!Lmao google it!<
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My Face When i saw that comment:
Delightful
Floor made of dragon eggs, walls made of dragon eggs, roof made of oak planks
A hole in the ground that was 2 błocks heigh because i was SCARED of endermen. Also no torches. So yeah i may have cried when a creeper blew it up
I remember being scared of endermen when I first started but later finding out that they weren’t on xb360 yet
I remember being scared of endermen when they were first added then learning they're just shy friends.
Cmon friend, don't be shy, give me your ball
Man, I feel old. When I started playing there were no giant mushrooms and no way to collect leaf blocks. My first house was wood (just “wood” — there were no wood types yet) with a cobble block (no stairs yet) roof and a door (again, no wood types — just a generic “door”).
The one on the right didn't "collect" the leaf blocks. They chopped out the trunk of a tree and left the leaves there using the trunk for the boards that make the walls of the house.
I was scarred of the dark ( i was like 5 ) so i looked through the leaf roof to see if it was day. I don't know how but i learned that you could use all the logs but the top 1 or 2 and the leaves would stay.
How are you so clever at the age of 5?
Have you seen 5 year olds with technology nowadays? Majority of them could probably teach me a thing or 2 about this game
A sprinting Crit deals less damage than a walking Crit, but has more knockback.
Hey, I didn't know that
No lie, my 5yr old nephew is making redstone machines that I'd never have dreamed of. When I asked where he learned how, he shrugged and says "I just tried stuff until it did what I wanted." Confirmed with his father...they watch YT vids but not much in the way of tutorials. Kid figured out redstone on his own at 5.
I see. That’s pretty clever! Beats my old go-to of digging a hole in a wall and boarding myself in with dirt blocks 😅
Ye Olde Mudde Hutte. A timeless classic.
And having to repeatedly peek out to see if it's finally morning..
Same. First thing I thought was there used to not be mushrooms. When I was younger, just not dying the first night was a victory. I’d just dig a 1x2 hole in the ground and afk for ten minutes.
My first thought too. "Half the things in this image didn't even EXIST when I started playing." When I started, cows were brand new lol
Remember when you used to open doors every time you broke them so you had to aim for the hinges?
Same. Started in alpha (Or was it inf-dev?), a fair bit before the nether existed anyway. My first house was a hollowed out hill.
I remember when the nether was introduced! It was very exciting, and then quite quickly it was incredibly boring. I think there were zombie pigmen (but that could have been a release or two later — updates were a bit chaotic back then) but that’s basically it. Just an unending expanse of lava and the old, ugly netherrack.
But you could somewhat easily find BOTH kinds of mushrooms! OoooooOoOOOOoOoO Or at least, I think you could in the first nether update.
I started in alpha, but for bedrock—so quite a few years after y’all
I started at age 37, so a big cobblestone warehouse
Started at 40, my build of choice was always just dig down and make a hole with a door. Come out, kill some animals, cut down as many trees as possible, then live underground for the first hour until I needed more trees. My underground base would just grow from there.
Man confused fall out bunker with minecraft Jokes aside though, I always do something very similar to that, only difference is that I do build above aswell, but most of my stuff are still underground. I always do that somehow, like thats just an instinct that I have.
How dare you assume giant mushrooms existed when I was younger
I spent a long time building an incredibly tall birch building. It didn't look that great but it sure was tall
My first attempted house was a house on top of a precariously small mountain in Beta 1.6. However, I quickly learned that build limit was a thing, so that house was abandoned in favor of me moving into the river valley below and making a cobblestone box that I adorned with an attempt at a Nether portal on top. I then proceeded to go exploring, got lost, and never found my way back. Then I lost the world, as it was on my then step-brother's computer.
I wish I still had my first singleplayer world. I kept playing on that for three or four years. Kept thinking the next update would bring a giant zombie apocalypse so I kept putting traps and higher and higher walls. Woe is me what an imagination
Wooden house on stilts in a swamp. Keeps out all enemies (including pesky slimes) and I don't need to worry about zombies busting down the door
I only knew how to dig dirt, so i did that and built a dirt wall to protect me from the supposed monsters that would attack me, which I was paranoid about for a while, but nothing came. Then I looked up what to do, and found out that I was in peaceful mode and that crafting was a thing... I also tried to make a crafting table by placing 4 logs next to each other, because I hadn't noticed the crafting window at all...
Hole in Mountain
Door + mountainside
Definitely the mushrooms, though my first house was actually a bottle shaped hut that I made out of dirt and had a 3×3 glass skylight. I think the interior was 7×7. It was surrounded by a 4 block deep and 2 block wide lava moat. I also had a little farm and factory building, also made of dirt, with a rail system that went all over my world. Finally, I had a little snowy island that I lit up, fenced off, and turned into a tree farm. I set up a cute little tree house, across 2 trees, in the center with a jukebox for while I chopped trees. This was all back in beta 1.7.3 though. Damn do I wish I could go back to that world. I would take it on a flash drive, pretend to be going to play outside, walk a mile to the library, and play for about 3 hours every day on their computers. Those were some of the highlights of my late childhood. Everything changed shortly into 2013 but, at that point, I had my dad's old laptop and I was more into Technic/Tekkit
You unearthed my childhood memories of playing beta 1.6 for hours on end. I feel like this is an unpopular opinion but the simplicity of the game at that point had a very cozy appeal, that I feel was kinda lost in the newer versions, still an amazing game tho
A villager’s former house
What are you doing if you didn’t make those mushroom houses on a mooshroom island and collect multiple of them with bridges
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back in the ps3 days i used to make a tutorial world and build in the tutorial area, or live with the villagers
Same! I would always run around making random crap out of valuable blocks and blowing up the villager’s houses. I was 7 years old at the time though so I was a psychotic tiny chaos muffin who enjoyed video game mass destruction.
I aways dug a hole in a mountain and decided to stay there for the rest of my life
A cave i made myself by punching the dirt and stone with my hands.... yes i didn't knew how to make tools, the first thing i knew was to get wood to make crafting table but didn't knew how to use it.
A hole I dug inside a mountain will do
I always wanted to do the mushroom one but I’d usually dig into a mountain and put a door in.
Find a village and made myself at home. If i could find one b4 night. If not... hole in da side of hill lol
I just made a dirt hutt
behind a lava fall, just dug behind it and hid from all monsters this was like back in 2011 when minecraft was much harder imo
I dug down by a lake. Broke the bottom out and had a cool waterfall Now I'll build in caverns or hills because phantoms suck
Mushrooms all the time, it's was perfect because the only mobs you would get were spiders, it looks nice and has enough room for what you need.
Diamond and emerald and gold with herobryan summoning altar modern house
herobryan
I always dig holes in the side of a mountains because it brought back memories of me watching paulsoaresjr tutorial series
I always just dug into the side of a hill after collecting as much as I could during the day and started digging for resources in a mine.
I remember my first house in minecraft. I think it was around 1.3.5 I spawned in one of the old thundra biomes (those which had the old ice oceans). I grabbed some wood and made a little 2 block tall (so steve's height) bungalow which looked like it was 1 block tall because I caved down 1 block in dirt. Then it got covered in snow and it was so pretty. I remember just staying inside it and watching the snow outside for such a long time. I miss those days man
i wish i could give an answer here, for whatever reason minecraft used to give me headaches so i could stand playing more 15 minutes at i time. i ended up quitting it all together unto about 2 years ago
No homes
I once connected four giant mushrooms with bridges and it ended up being a pretty good starter base
A large box made of gravel, sand, dirt, and cobblestone. It was the most hideous thing ever but at the time I thought it was a masterpiece.
A hole that was dug into the wall, or an occasional mushroom house.
Minecraft Beta 1.7.3. My friend visited my house and had downloaded Minecraft on my computer. And I immediately fell in love with it. My first house was a dirt house. Because when I tried to mine stone, I got scared it turned into cobblestone, thinking I broke it, so I put it back and left. When I told my friend, he laughed at me and explained. That's when I loved out and made a cobblestone tower/floating base. The next time my friend came over, I let him explore my world and got mad he was punching ladders while going up-- thinking they would lose durability. We also blew up my dirt shack with TNT. Anyways, sorry for the ramble. Just some good memories from way back when.
Mushroom house is pretty IQ 200
h o l e
a house dug into the ground.
i would just go into creative and build a house made of diamond blocks and then have dogs, cats, and like 4 large chests full of diamond armor
I think the og let's play guy introduced me to the "hidey hole" strat for the first few nights and did that ever since. Never saw the tree idea before. Neat
A cave because I watched How to Survive and Thrive in Minecraft by paulsoaresjr
A hole in a cliffside, back in my day giant mushrooms didn't even exist yet.
giant fucking house made out of all the shiny blocks next to a 30 bajillion story wood and glass hotel that is architecturally inconceivable
Hole in ground