As you can clearly see by the lack of posts, this blog is dead. I've switched over to a separate website now, with less of a blog focus. If you'd like to check it out, you can here: https://kraggle09.github.io Signing off,

In this episode I cover the first half of everything that’s changed in the  past 4 months, including 1.20.3 & 1.20.4! Listen here: Quick Play is coming to Java and Bedrock Edition: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/quick-play-coming-java-and-bedrock-edition Minecraft Java Edition 1.20.3: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-java-edition-1-20-3 Minecraft Java Edition 1.20.4: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-java-edition-1-20-4 Minecraft Snapshot 23w51a/b: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-snapshot-23w51a

So it's been half a year since I said the blog was "Back". Obviously, that didn't happen. But I'd like to start revamping this blog. None of this will be all at once, but I will slowly work on this site over the next few months, like updating logos and widgets. So, instead of saying something arbitrary like "I'll be posting twice a month", I'm going to just say that I'm going to try and post more often than I have been. Signing off, P.S. I've also updated my signing off badge to match my new podcast logo.

Note: I meant to get this out earlier, but that was very busy week for me. Great news! Minecraft Trails and Tales (1.20) is out now! You can now check out all of these features: Hanging signs Bamboo wood set with exclusive bamboo mosaic Bamboo rafts Chiseled bookshelves Camels Sniffers New decorative plants! Playable mob sounds Armor trims Archeology Cherry blossom biome Calibrated skulk sensor Editing signs/double sided signs Trail Ruins And more! Expect an episode recapping these features soon! Signing off,

[WARNING]This post contains extreme nerdy information that may confuse/bore some people. Read on at your own risk.[WARNING] Hi! Today I wanted to talk about my gaming setup! As said above, this post will contain more nerdy information then your average post, stuff that most of my listeners probably don't care about. Let’s start! PC specs: Model: HP ELITEDESK Slim 800 G4 CPU: Intel 8th Gen Core i5-8600T 2.30GHz RAM: 16.0 GB (15.8 GB usable) GPU (virtual): Intel UHD Graphics 630 Storage: Disk 1: WDC PC SN520 SDAPNUW-128G-1006 128 GB M.2 Disk 2: SAMSUNG MZ7LN265HMJP-000H1 250 GB SSD OS specs: Edition: Windows 11 Pro Version: 22H2 OS build: 22621.1555 Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22640.1000.0 Now that my computer’s out of the way, let’s actually talk about my setup itself! Monitor 1 (main, connected through DP): LEN LT2323pwA 1920x1080p 59.94 Hz Monitor 2 (secondary, connected through VGA): t2224zD 1920x1080p 60.00 Hz Monitor 3 (secondary, connected through DP...

Wow. It sure has been a long time since I last posted here. In fact, it has been a whole year! But, I am going to try to post way more often now. Expect at around 2 posts a month.  You can also expect some tidying up around the entire blog. Nothing major (for now), but you can expect an overall better experience. Signing off,

Today I finish talking about every biome in the overworld! I also read off the latest news articles, including the first pre-release of 1.19, and answer some iTunes questions!  Email: RedstoneWeeklyPodcast@gmail.com   Voicemail: anchor.fm/redstoneweekly/message   Blog: podcastredstoneweekly.blogspot.com   Server:  Java and bedrock IP (not cross platform):  redstoneweekly.ddns.net  Java port: 25565  Bedrock port: 19132  The Motorcast: anchor.fm/themotorcast   Flickr: flickr.com/redstoneweekly   In this episode:  Vision of an Accessible Future:  https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/vision-accessible-future   Celebrate Dungeons' second anniversary:  https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/celebrate-dungeons--second-anniversary   Minecraft 1.19 Pre-Release 1:  ht...

Today I finish the diversity arena branch! I also read off the latest Minecraft snapshots, and a bedrock edition parity/hotfix update, answer a couple questions, and more! Email: RedstoneWeeklyPodcast@gmail.com Voicemail: anchor.fm/redstoneweekly/message Blog: podcastredstoneweekly.blogspot.com Server: Java and bedrock IP (not cross platform): redstoneweekly.ddns.net Java port: 25565 Bedrock port: 19132

Edit: It's back up now! Hey guys! Today I just wanted to say that my server has been bugging out recently, so I need to tweak it a bit. I'll try to get it fixed as soon as I can, and I'll let you guys know once I do here. Thanks for understanding! Signing off,

Hi! Some of you might be wondering how I made my signature, or my logo, with the Minecraft text.  All I use is Textcraft ! Here's how it works: When you go to the site, you'll see the homepage: First, you enter in the text that you want for your main text:

Hi! Today I wanted to talk about the adventure map Diversity 2!  It's a sequel to the original (which you don't need to play to play this), and is surprisingly fun! You probably already know about it, if you've listened to the podcast episodes where I play it. There are 10 Branches in the map:  Adventure: You are the new housekeeper for a scientist, but he's not there when you arrive! Explore the house and uncover the mystery of your boss's experiment! Arena:  Battle a variety of Minecraft monsters, collecting diamonds to upgrade your gear! Watch out for that ghast!

Hi! I’ve seen a lot of kids start Minecraft podcasts recently, and I wanted to talk about how to start a podcast, and what you need to do so. For one thing, make sure your parents know you’re making a podcast, because they might think of something that you didn’t. You should also let them listen to an episode before you publish it, for the same reason. Now, to create a podcast, you need to go to anchor.fm. Click the get started button, and follow the steps to create your podcast. You can also do this from the anchor app, which has similar instructions.

Hi! Today I wanted to talk about what I think you need to play Minecraft!  H ere is my list of minimum pc specs: CPU: 2 core with 1.60 GHz Memory: 4 GBs Graphics card: What graphics card? Now, you could run Minecraft on just that, but it's better to run it with higher specs.  Here's my list of optimal pc specs:

Hi! Today I wanted to list all the versions of Minecraft that I own (view an in-depth look at them and when I got them here ), and which ones I like best! Here is the list of versions: Java edition Legacy console edition Pocket edition Xbox one edition Windows 10 edition And here is the list of the same versions, in the order of which ones I like the best: Java edition (the best in everyway except for making mods) Window 10 edition (everything great about pocket edition, but on a PC) Pocket edition (tiny screen, but everything else is OK) Xbox one edition (controls are so non-ergonomic) Legacy console edition (same reason as above, but with much less features, as it's stuck in something like 1.12.2) One more thing: Although I  don't like some of these versions, don't let my opinion override yours. It's fine if you like these more then me. That's all for today! Signing off,

Hi! Some of you might not own Minecraft yet, and want to get it, but don't know how expensive Minecraft actually is. That's what this post is all about!  Here is the list of current Minecraft pricing: Minecraft PC bundle (includes Win 10 edition and Java edition) Android: $7.49 iOS: $6.99 Xbox one/one X|S/series X|S: $19.99 Nintendo Switch: $29.99 PS4/5: $19.99 There you have it! Minecraft is available on many platforms, so you most likely have a device that can get it! Please note that the pricing is subject to change. Signing off,

Hi! I'm starting a new thing on this blog called MC pop! Every now and then, I'll make a post containing a Minecraft question. First person to answer it correctly wins.  Some questions might have a reward, some might not. If there is a reward, it will be something in the server, like some iron, or some rare building materials, stuff like that. The item will be placed in a chest at your claim. Todays question is: *drumroll...*

Hi! Do you want to know what sugar cane used to be called? Or where the sounds for the ghast come from? Well, I could answer those specific questions, or you could visit the Minecraft wiki ! That's were I got the answers from!  The Minecraft wiki contains everything you need to know about Minecraft! It has info about Minecraft Java edition, Minecraft Bedrock edition, Minecraft dungeons, Minecraft earth, and even Minecraft Edu!  I suggest you check it out, especially the community section! The community section By the way, the answers to those questions are: Sugar cane was originally called bamboo The ghast sounds originate from the sound of C418's cat being woken up Signing off,

Lots of people have been joining my server recently, so I wanted to give some tips and suggestions for it. Note: Stuff inside *s apply to the Java server only Rules: NO griefing! Respect other player's territory! NO spawning the wither (*wither arena coming soon*) NO inappropriate language! Keep it family friendly! NO attacking players without agreement first OR for self defense Valid Minecraft accounts only! Hacked accounts will not be able to join! Only use approved mods. If you have a mod that you think should be approved,  let me know  here ! Tips: *Create a claim !  This will allow you to have all your stuff secure and not be griefed. (players who grief non-protected areas will still be punished if caught)* *Visit other worlds! The creative world and resource map are open to all!* Get social! Chat with other players to make new friends! Listen to my podcast to get more tips and tricks! Finally, HAVE FUN! *How to use Grief Prevention: Grab a golden shovel from the "G...

For this let’s talk episode, I talk about half the biomes of the Overworld! I also read the latest Minecraft news, answer some questions and more! Email: redstoneweeklypodcast@gmail.com Voicemail: anchor.fm/redstoneweekly/message Blog: podcastredstoneweekly.blogspot.com Server: Java and bedrock IP (not cross platform): redstoneweekly.ddns.net Java port: 25565 Bedrock port: 19132

Hi! Today I wanted to talk a little bit about my history with Minecraft. Before we start, I wanted to share a fun fact: I am 2 months older then Minecraft! In 2015, my family got an Xbox one (which we still have), and got a few games to go with it, including Lego Jurassic world (one of favorites), Lego Marvel Super Heroes, Snoopy's Grand Adventure, and of course, Minecraft! BTW, if you haven't already, I suggest you check these out, especially the Lego games, as they are really fun! I mostly ignored Minecraft, because when I looked at "Lego Marvel Super Heroes!", then looked at Minecraft, it was an easy decision (from the perspective of a 6 year old). Finally, me and my mother started checking it out, and figured out some of the nifty things you can do! Soon, me and my brother had a survival world going, and we had a lot of fun! Then, we found out that Minecraft was on the iPhone, so we decided to buy it, since it was only 7.99. We played that for a while, and quickly...