The next Minecraft 1.13.0 update brought new content to the game.

Nevertheless, the pleasure of Minecraft is worth it. You become truly addicted at the moment when you begin to surround yourself with the objects you created. Suddenly, at night, when monsters fill the areas of the world without lighting, you are not so scared. Not that it’s not at all scary, but when you clutch even the simplest wooden sword in your hand, a feeling of confidence instills in you. It’s like a caveman planing his first spear or supporting his first fire, I feel more confident with the simplest tools and a torch. I feel that I am in control of my destiny, because I can do things that will help me survive.

In addition to ensuring survival, the process of creating new objects creates new goals. At first I did the necessary things (tools and torches), but in the end I moved on to objects that were not of practical use. To finish my first stone tower, I needed stairs: in the end, jumping from platform to platform is unworthy of the ruler of these lands. Work went slowly, because I was more and more distracted by projects that were not of practical use, but were interesting to me. For example, glass panels did not give me any advantages in my world, but my AT-AT from Star Wars looked incredibly cool with them. The degree of difficulty in crafting depends only on your desire. You can create any tools, build buildings or launch a whole system of railways that will take you from the Stone Age to the 20th century, making you feel that the fate of this world is only in your hands. This is exciting and inspires an unprecedented sense of power for other games.