Today, I've invited a couple of long time friends: Lizzy (aka TCV*ScarletRose) and Amber (aka (TCV*WaveBreaker) to talk about building large-scale sea vessels in Minecraft. According to Common Sense Media, Minecraft is a video game that takes place in "a virtual sandbox that gives players all the tools to explore a vast world, harvest resources, and create nearly everything they can possibly imagine." In this episode, we'll be discussing how Lizzy and Amber got started in Minecraft, how they got into building these massive vessels, and also why the history of these ships is fascinating.
Thank you for listening! Feedback is greatly appreciated, so please make sure to give an honest review in order to help improve upon the podcast series. If you enjoyed listening to this episode and want to hear more, be sure to follow on Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you stream. Also, be sure to find me on Twitter to get in on the buzz, sneak peaks, or other cool things. I'll be looking forward to seeing you again at the Hut real soon!
Special thanks to DingityDingus for putting together the podcast artwork!
Today, I've invited a couple of long time friends: Lizzy (aka TCV*ScarletRose) and Amber (aka (TCV*WaveBreaker) to talk about building large-scale sea vessels in Minecraft. According to Common Sense Media, Minecraft is a video game that takes place in "a virtual sandbox that gives players all the tools to explore a vast world, harvest resources, and create nearly everything they can possibly imagine." In this episode, we'll be discussing how Lizzy and Amber got started in Minecraft, how they got into building these massive vessels, and also why the history of these ships is fascinating.
Thank you for listening! Feedback is greatly appreciated, so please make sure to give an honest review in order to help improve upon the podcast series. If you enjoyed listening to this episode and want to hear more, be sure to follow on Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you stream. Also, be sure to find me on Twitter to get in on the buzz, sneak peaks, or other cool things. I'll be looking forward to seeing you again at the Hut real soon!
Special thanks to DingityDingus for putting together the podcast artwork!