Best 10 Pro Survival Tips or Tricks That You Must Know

         Top 10 Survival Tips Or Tricks That You Must Know

1. Use the coordinates feature

In the game settings, turn on the coordinates. Whenever you’re playing, sit down with a notepad or take screenshots of important places so that you have their coordinates and can come back if you need to. These important places could be your main base, a village, a stronghold or any other structure to which you intend to return to.

Note down all important coordinates

2. No Need to craft clock or a compass./ You don’t have to craft them to use them.

This is a trick everyone should know. Clocks and compasses aren’t used all that often but take up space in your inventory and require resources. Instead of crafting them, simply head over to your crafting recipes and the clock and compass over there can work even without crafting them.

There is no need to craft to use a clock or compass

3. Stay safe underground

Being resource-rich, caves are also equally dangerous. Always use torches to keep areas lit, keep a weapon on your hotbar at all times and wear armour. If you want to take extra precautions, a shield won’t hurt.

Always light up your mines as dark places are breeding ground for hostile mobs

4. Always carry a water bucket

One should make it a point to carry a water bucket in Minecraft. Whether it be to get down a ravine, walk over lava or save yourself from a tall fall. Water buckets are a multipurpose tool that you should always carry.

carry one extra bucket for emergency

5. Keep an eye on the durability of your tools

It’s always very frustrating when you’re mining and your last pickaxe breaks or you’re trying to take down a horde of zombies when your sword breaks or your elytra breaks while you’re flying around in your world. Remember it’s cheaper to fix up your gear instead of making a new one when it breaks. As the saying goes “A stitch in time saves nine”.

 You can enchant them too

6. Trap in villagers every time you find a village

This one might sound a bit cruel… But if you want to find villagers to trade with, trapping them in would stop them from wandering off or getting killed and some of the ways of doing this are walling up the village or blocking the doors of the houses as the villagers go to sleep. You’re just protecting them from zombies after all!

Use bell or beds to trap them

 7. Walls and torches save lives

Building walls is something very important if you want to stay safe. Be it to protect your house or to stop creepers from sneaking up behind you while you’re tending to your crops. Walling up areas stops mobs from getting in while lighting up those areas will stop mobs from spawning in.

Walls keep out hostile mobs. Torches stop them from spawning in!

8. The best fuel source: Lava

So you made it to the Nether or maybe there’s a surplus of lava in your closest lava pit. In that case, ditch all that grimy coal and get a bucket of lava and throw it in your furnace. A single bucket of lava can smelt 100 items while a whole block of coal can smelt just 80 items.

work smart

9. Automate your work

We talked about machines to sort your items earlier. But that’s not where it stops. You can make automatic farms, automatic item smelters and a lot more! This makes your work easier and is a cool thing to have in your world.

A simple automatic sugarcane farm

10. The Mushroom Biome is the safest and most peaceful place to be

 Want some peace and calm? Head over to your closest Mushroom Biome where hostile mobs won’t spawn in unless there’s a mob spawner nearby or you didn’t sleep for 3 days, in which case phantoms would start pursuing you .The Mushroom fields biome is a famous area in Minecraft. As players enter the game's vast open world, they are greeted with a plethora of different biomes. Some are natural, and some are magical, but no biome is like the Mushroom fields.

Along with that, it has a number of specialties like no other biome, however, it also comes with some disadvantages.