How to Be Better at Minecraft (for Beginners)

Are you bad at Minecraft? Are you tired of being called a "noob"? Well, this article will help you improve your Minecrafting skills.

1. Learn the basics. It might seem boring, but if you try doing something too advanced, it could be so hard that you quit. Breaking and placing blocks, killing mobs, and running around might seem simple, but the skills might help you later on, especially when done in certain ways.
- Try learning about redstone circuitry. It can be used for many useful purposes.
- Try spawning mobs in creative mode and switching to survival to fight them.
 - Don't fight just one type of mob! There are a lot of them out there.
- Try different building techniques. Minecraft isn't just for survival- it's a place to create things too.

2. When you are playing on multiplayer, you will find that if you are a starter, a "pro" will come over and teach you to play.
- Try finding a server that is open to newcomers, or especially for newcomers.

3. If you have a friend or sibling who's good at Minecraft, ask them for help. If they're a friend that lives near you, you can have them overage play a LAN world. If they're a sibling who lives with you, you can also play a LAN world.
- If the friend or sibling lives far away, try a video chat.

4. Try creative mode. If you are better at building than fighting mobs and surviving, try creative mode. You won't have to survive and you can just build.

5. Change the controls to your preference. If you don't like using "W, A, S, D", maybe using the arrow keys is better for you. If you press "Escape" then "Options" and "Controls", you can change the controls. There are many different controls that you can edit to your likes!