[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...

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! 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...