Cermit Talks

Stardew Valley is one of my favorite games, it is definitely the second most played game in my library, I have it on every system. There are many things in this game and I have been really enjoying making potions in Minecraft and getting creative. This time I actually had some help for the fact that there are effects in Stardew Valley as well as Minecraft. Some of these are recreated in Minecraft and others are inspired. I think these are all really cool and were fun to make. I decided before ie ven got started that there were enough drinks and inspiration to make two posts. This is part one, check out part two when it comes out for more Stardew Valley and Minecraft collaborations!  1. Wine In stardew valley wine is a consumable you can make with a keg. In-game when consumed you get health, energy, and speed! So to recreate the drink as a potion in Minecraft I put to speed. Since other potions will have instant health, and energy is not a thing in Minecraft, I just left it to speed.  g

Now depending on how much you’ve played Stardew valley you might be confused. Every time I tried to look up the best mine level to farm stone I always got the same answer. “Don’t. You’ll have more than you’ll know what to do with once you go to skull cavern.” But here’s the thing. I hate skull cavern. And the wonderful thing about stardew valley is, I don’t have to mine in skull cavern if I don’t want to, there are ways around it. And you know what? I'm going to take those ways because I like the other parts of Stardew valley rather than rushing and trying not to die for an entire day. Now for what you are here for. The simple answer is The Mines Levels 1-10. Now hear me out. When I was trying to find the best place to mine I tried all the different “sections” of the mines. Sections like the dark area, the ice, the lava, and so on. The reason I didn’t think about the first levels, maybe it seems like an obvious answer, but to me, it wasn’t. I remember the first few levels of t

Animal Crossing is getting a lot of hype lately with its new game New Horizons. About a year or so ago I came up with the idea to make Minecraft potions based on games and tv shows drinks. I think it's such a fun idea and positions are so customizable that it makes it really creative. There are not many actual drinks in animal crossing. But at the beginning of the New Horizons game, before your first night, Tom Nook asks you to whether the natural fruit of the island to make a drink for the first bonfire of the island with everyone surrounding it holding cute little drinks. These drinks have never been shown in the game, yet, but I think the idea of fruit drinks are really cute. These are positions inspired by the natural fruit possibilities in Animal Crossing New Horizons.  give @p minecraft:potion{display:{Lore:['{"text":"ffresh squized"}']},CustomPotionEffects:[{Id:23b,Amplifier:1b,Duration:600}],CustomPotionColor:16711680} 1 1. Apple Juice Personally