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I used the amped worlds option for a seed today. It makes the worlds even more realistic. You can't just roam over mountains willy nilly. They're too high. You have to find a route up or down. They make for excellent views too. That was my solo play for only a handful of minutes while Mark did other things. We he started up a map, I quit mine and joined his. Always much more fun with others, this game is. 

And here's the typical play style we both exhibit. Mark went right off killing everything in sight. He found a Mansion, sacked it in the most violent way possible (I would constantly hear, and not see, his defeat of Evokers. Grusome.), and return to the village full of stolen swag. Then he killed everything around the village. I had to (always have to) stop him from killing all the villagers. They do get annoying though, opening and closing doors every few seconds. I let him kill a few of them. 

For my play style, I  was thinking of ways to go vegetarian, dye my environment different colors, and organize the coralling and leashing of animals for humane use. I got me two sheep for wool, a horse, and spent a lot of time riding a donkey (ever notice the similarity to the pronunciation of the name Don Quixote and the word "donkey"? Coincidence?). Donkey's are actually quite useful. You can put a chest on them to expland what you can carry. 

Inevitablly though. I got into the spirt of battle when the Nether Portal was built. In we went and threw ourselves at hoards of Blazes, Withers and Ghasts, battling it out for the few valuable resources key to getting to the Ender Dragon. As usual though, time ran out before we had enough stuff to enter the End Portal. Such is the Minecraft resource grind.