Take a look at the website called "Planet minecraft", there are thousands of Minecraft resources you can browse and download
If you have ever heard of the syndicate project, he has a pretty good world. Just search the Minecraft project and go to one of the episodes that is a multiple of ten.
Look up Minecraft Seed spotlights on YouTube.
On most websites, Minecraft maps are free. Some websites might charge you for downloads, so be sure to review all information given by the site, and if you're still unsure you can contact an administrator.
Not inherently, no. However if someone downloads the wrong file (one claiming to be a mod but is actually a virus), then some damage could be caused. Only download mods from reputable sites.
Minecraft videos are for entertainment, how to play minecraft and etc.
Yes. It doesn't matter if it's LAN I believe. You just have to download some plugins and put it in the plugins server if you're using vanilla minecraft.
A really cool server for minecraft is orcworm.co.uk.
Look up Minecraft Seed spotlights on YouTube.
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There are some they are George Carlin, wierdestseedever, and OH WOW.
Just Yahoo/Google "Minecraft maps", go to the minecraft forums or go to Youtube and look at some of the videos. They some times put a link to the map in the description of the video for you to download.
Free Minecraft software is available many places such as CNET downloads, or Sourceforge, and, of course, the Minecraft site itself. For even more sources you might want to check one of the many Minecraft forums.
Check out MinecraftCostumes , they have some cool costumes and awesome accessories too.
On most websites, Minecraft maps are free. Some websites might charge you for downloads, so be sure to review all information given by the site, and if you're still unsure you can contact an administrator.
Some cool games in Disney are idk they all are kind of boring
Since Minecraft is not installed on the computer, you can simply just delete the Minecraft.exe file and the .minecraft folder. The Minecraft.exe file is most likely in your list of downloads unless you moved it. The .minecraft folder can be found by typing in "Run" in the search bar on the start menu and then writing "%appdata". Then you'll get some folders, one named .minecraft. But you might want to do a backup of your saved games before deleting Minecraft from your computer. The save files can be found in the .minecraft folder. Just copy them somewhere and paste them there again once you have reinstalled Minecraft.
"Some are not some are."
No all downloads doesn't cot money because some downloads are free.