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My daughters love to play Minecraft with me. My youngest one collects Pets. To the point I had to ban them from the house as 7 wolfs and a dozen cats in the r
by treeman79 5y ago
My daughters love to play Minecraft with me.
My youngest one collects Pets. To the point I had to ban them from the house as 7 wolfs and a dozen cats in the room is a bit much. She has many stables around the house for them.
I have hitting turned off to reduce drama. So same one will leash a bunch of wolves and walk in front of older sister. Causing an accidental hit and wolves then proceed to eat the sister.
The older one loves diamonds.
She follows along my mining and rushes to grab them ahead everyone else. We are working on sharing.
She also loves to produce fancy houses, better then I can do.
It’s quite heart warming when I log And a new chest is there with a sign “for Dad” and it will have whatever oddball crafted items they want to leave for me; Last was a telescope.
- Darmody 5y agoThat's wholesome. I used to play a lot with my niece. I can't wait to have my own children to play with them. It's so full of possibilities. Not many games are this entertaining and educational at the same time. Even though it depends very much on how you play it.
- ilaksh 5y agoTo me hitting should maybe be on for kids because its a way for them to learn. Although after being hit a few times by my nephew when he was younger, I understand turning it off. I have not had kids, but I get the impression that most kids are just prone to certain tendencies at a young age. Like, they are kids. Maybe there are a rare few that act less like kids, but I think there may be limitations on training especially for the young ones. But anyway I was happy to find the last time that I was in with my nephew, I had no fear of being accidentally attacked with a sword.