Minecraft: Is this still the Minecraft I used to play?

Shi Qian bought a new bucket and scooped it up when the lava turned back into lava.

A question suddenly popped into his head.

It is known that hydrothermal deposits and water can coexist without reacting with each other, so magma is added at this point.

When it reacts with water, the magma source becomes obsidian, which then reverts to magma due to the ambient temperature.

It reacts downwards with the hydrothermal ore layer, and the magma source becomes a copper-sulfur cobalt alloy, which melts into magma due to environmental factors.

If the reaction with water continues upwards, how should this process be named?

And how should we describe the relationship between the three?

Even without considering environmental factors, it can still undergo this reaction process...

No, I can't think about it anymore, or I'll end up burning out my CPU.

Shi Qian shook his head, feeling like he was about to throw his brain out.

I haven't been exposed to this type of thing for so long that I've completely forgotten about it, and now I can't even muster the slightest interest in it.

But this hydrothermal deposit is good stuff, let's scoop out a few more buckets.

I'll have Ranxiao look into it later to see if he can get some equipment to upgrade him.

You have to understand, things are different now than when the game first started.

Most players have iron-grade equipment, while those at the forefront of development have quite a few diamond-grade equipment.

Furthermore, Ranxiao mentioned that some players on their side have already started researching glowing equipment, which is essentially enchanted gear.

Enchanted equipment has always existed, but it mostly spawns on white zombies.

Players have a chance to obtain enchanted equipment by killing monsters, and some of the equipment dropped by monsters has very good stats.

However, players can only pick up equipment from monsters and have no source of their own enchanted equipment.

Until a casual player caught an enchanted book while fishing by the sea.

That player doesn't usually grind monsters; he just spends his days fishing in various places.

But perhaps it was the fisherman's talent at work, this player has caught almost everything except fish.

After catching a book this time, I posted it on the player forum to find out what it was.

As a result, the combat players went crazy after seeing the enchanted book's stats.

Everyone was begging for ownership of the enchanted book in the comments section, with some even offering as much as four diamonds.

[Undead Slayer 3, Durability 3, Fire Affinity, Strength 3]

If you could get your hands on this book and smash it onto the diamond sword, it would definitely be considered a divine weapon at this stage.

It's worth noting that ever since iron ore became less scarce, players have started testing various iron items.

A brilliant strategist stumbled upon a way to craft an anvil.

And it was posted directly on the forum for players to use.

From this moment on, both combat players and survival players have ushered in a second spring.

An anvil can combine two pieces of equipment that are about to break into one, and if both pieces of equipment have enchantments, the resulting piece of equipment will have all of those enchantments.

This greatly enhances the player's survivability.

Previously, some players had found enchanted books in chests in abandoned mines, but the enchantment strength was not very high.

With such a large player base, the types of enchantments available for various items are relatively clear.

The enchanted book that the fisherman caught could be used to enchant swords.

It greatly enhances one's physical strength, which is why those players are so crazy about it.

Moreover, this is the first time someone has obtained an item with enchanted attributes through methods other than stealing monsters and opening chests.

A fishing craze swept through the game, and some lucky players even caught enchanted books with decent stats.

One player was going crazy seeing others successfully fish up enchanted books while his own chest only contained pufferfish.

The original fisherman still couldn't catch any fish, but he got several top-tier enchantment books.

He asks other people on the forum for the coordinates of the fish they caught every day, but he still only catches a bunch of things that he thinks are useless.

There were bones, rotten flesh, wooden sticks, and even a whole bunch of tripwire hooks.

The innate talent of these anglers sometimes surpasses even the game mechanics; they can be incredibly lucky or incredibly unlucky.

Once, a player came to him to trade enchanted books, and the fisherman pointed to the chest next to him and told him to choose one himself.

However, after looking at all the enchantment books, that player only picked one with Durability 3.

Then he asked the fisherman if he would sell the line-tripping hook, as he was very curious about its purpose.

Moreover, it looks like a trigger for some kind of mechanism; the name tripwire hook sounds like something that would be used in some ancient tombs.

When the fisherman saw that someone actually wanted this junk, he simply gave the player the several sets he had caught.

They even posted about this strange incident on the forum.

In other words, players have done everything they can, except for the enchanting table.

With powerful equipment and enchantments, people are now starting to get interested in redstone.

Given the players' tinkering abilities, it won't be long before they can see the similarities between the redstone system and real-world circuit systems.

Moreover, I had successfully tested it before and found that the characteristics of the original world still apply to this world.

Just like how he farmed TNT to bomb player guilds, this kind of item farming behavior will definitely be discovered.

At that time, there will definitely be many experts who specialize in redstone research.

At that time, the players' strength will definitely rise to another level.

Improving our own strength is now of paramount importance...

Come to think of it, I haven't been paying attention to how my monsters are doing lately.

However, the life alert on the control panel never went off, which at least proves that Jiang Da Yi and the others are still alive and well.

Jiang Dayi, whom Shi Qian was thinking about, was accompanied by his companion Bai Xiaoyi and a group of monsters behind him.

The player is currently lying in wait in a dark forest biome.

The area is rich in resources, but the Black Forest is shrouded by giant trees year-round, and the ground rarely sees sunlight.

To avoid monsters that spawn on the ground during the day, players either build their bases on treetops or underground.

In this dark forest, most of the gathering places in the trees were taken out by Jiang Dayi and his team at night.

The players currently lying in wait are a group that was discovered two days ago; their base is underground.

However, their movements are very discreet, making it impossible for Jiang Da Yi to directly determine their exact location.

Moreover, these players had already learned through the forums that these monsters had recently been roaming around here looking for prey.

The big boss Shi Qian has been focusing on goalkeeping lately, as all the players know.

And occasionally, they would specifically go to players to check if Shi Qian was still standing by the door, and then report the relevant information to the forum.

Meanwhile, the little devil Ranxiao has been following him around, and has been extremely active on the forum recently.

No one was keeping an eye on the two of them anymore.

Now, the monsters under Shi Qian's command have become famous.