Hey guys! Sorry, I know it’s been a bit since I’ve posted anything. But here’s the latest.
A friend of mine is running a mine craft you tube channel. You should all subscribe to him and learn from his wisdom. Anyways, enjoy!!!
I discovered someone constructed a massive recreation of the Pillar of Autumn out of legos. Check it out HERE.
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Start your Monday off with an excellent Doctor Who roller coaster video.
Nuropsych 1 has some great stuff, I recommend giving him a follow, I did.
I was simply floored by how well this was hidden and done. It looks really complex and beyond me, but at the same time, I would love to try and tackle it.
Have a good Monday!
I’m a big Plants Vs. Zombies fan so mixing it with Minecraft is a neat idea.
If you like the video hop over to youtube and give M78101 a like and a follow.
This week on Minecraft Monday we are sharing this excellent Zelda themed video! Zelda is a fav of mine, and seeing it mixed with Minecraft is always wonderful. For a long while I had hoped that Minecraft would make it’s way to the Wii U so we could get official skins and maps, but with the recent Microsoft purchase of Mojang, I have no hope we could see such a thing now.
For those of you who may enjoy explosions and rocket science here’s Scott Manley’s tutorial video for new KSP players.
Happy Launching!
Have you ever wanted to slap a rocket together, launch it in the atmosphere and sit back and laugh as your boosters fall off fly around and collide with your construction facility? Well then! Welcome to KSP the game of boosters, explosions and even more boosters!!!!
Returning to our look at excellent Minecraft youtube videos on Mondays, is a must learn for creating cool hidden bases. Be sure to head over to youtube proper to give the author a follower if you like his stuff.
Plato’s allegory of the Cave is one of the basic areas of study for philosophy. It’s something helpful to learn, and now you can do it a cool way. Thug notes and 8 bit philosophy have begun a new series starting with the one below and after finding it I just had to share. Who wouldn’t want to learn serious philosophy through the Lens of NES Graphics and the likes of Link from Zelda? See below and give them a like, and maybe even subscribe if your so inclined. -Sam
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