Forgot to hold shift while near a ravine with a lava pool. I fell with my inventory containing almost a full stack of iron ore and couple pieces of gold ore. I jump in it for fun when im bored and to lazy to do anything.
While having the 3 most imporant rules up i dig striaght down into lava and in my panic I attempt to throw gravel on my face only to push myself father in lava but not to die from that but from suffocation.
It was my first night ever and I was expanding out my shelter I dug in the side of a hill. It was 3 blocks high and I ran into a cave where I saw my first mob ever (An enderman) and I didn't know what enderman do so I looked at it and It teleported into my shelter and killed me
When I first got the game, I tried to break blocks by continuously tapping my mouse.
I did the same thing...
I never really play my single player world much and even though I already made it to diamonds before I started to go on servers, I still have a house made out of dirt... with windows.
Well the first thing that I did was I make a giant house out of dirt with no light getting in so I could survive the night not knowing mobs can spawn any where it is dark enough. A skeleton poped in my house and well ya...
Another is I used to play Minecraft in the early Beta and I think you could mine obsidian with iron so when I updated I spend a VERY long time mining that with my iron pick to find out that it drooped nothing, so I deleted all of my .minecraft and tried again thinking that it was corrupt. I did this maby 5 times before I looked at the change log.
Another would be making flint and steel in the early to mid beta. Not knowing that it worked like a lighter I started to right click on trees. Fire used to spread indefinitely so.... bye bye forest tree house!
When I bought minecraft, I walked over to a snow biome, and some wolves, which I thought were dogs, not wolves. I decided to punch one, and they got big red eyes, and ate me.
When I spawned in my first world I was at the edge of a really nice village. I was surprised to see people because I thought I was supposed to be the only person there! hahaha I wanted to look around at the houses and such but the villagers kept coming up really close to me and staring, and I worried they might attack me for trespassing. So I moved on and eventually found a nice place to build my first home away from those creepy villagers. After about a week of playing I had a really nice place (to my noob eyes) with wheat farms, cows, pigs, and chickens. I had iron armor, several stacks of iron for tools and new armor, and had just tamed a kitty. Life was good.
Then I found out you can lose your world if you don't have a backup save. I didn't know you had to make backup copies! I didn't even know what the seed was so I couldn't recreate it. My new world has a backup save. Several of them, just in case anything goes wrong.
I wish I had known about chests in villages and how it would have been a great and safe starting point. And I wish I had known about the need to save backup copies of your world. So there are my two noobiest moments, tied for first place in my doh! moments list. Thinking villagers might attack me, and not knowing to do a save.
I remeber back around Alpha 1.1 or something like that. (LONG Before Nether) I First played the game after my friend gave me a cracked download (I bought it now... I bought it a month after I cracked it.) He told me on the phone to punch trees, I sat there like "ITS NOT BREAKING GODDANGIT" and it took about 30 minutes until he realized my problem. I was punching the tree click by click. Not continuously... I was sooo nooby.
I said this. Two days later, my computer's motherboard melted down and I had to get a new one with Windows 8.
Irony in the first degree.
I've done that before.. on many occasions - and still continue doing it to this day ;(
I did the same thing...
I never really play my single player world much and even though I already made it to diamonds before I started to go on servers, I still have a house made out of dirt... with windows.
You know what that means.
My first mistake too,
"Man, it sure takes a long time to break blocks...
Oh, oops, 1 hour wasted..."
The new Discovery: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/2151442-an-amazing-discovery/
After about 5 minutes of trying to destroy it I finally looked it up on the wiki
Stayed under lava for too long..
Another is I used to play Minecraft in the early Beta and I think you could mine obsidian with iron so when I updated I spend a VERY long time mining that with my iron pick to find out that it drooped nothing, so I deleted all of my .minecraft and tried again thinking that it was corrupt. I did this maby 5 times before I looked at the change log.
Another would be making flint and steel in the early to mid beta. Not knowing that it worked like a lighter I started to right click on trees. Fire used to spread indefinitely so.... bye bye forest tree house!
Then I found out you can lose your world if you don't have a backup save. I didn't know you had to make backup copies! I didn't even know what the seed was so I couldn't recreate it. My new world has a backup save. Several of them, just in case anything goes wrong.
I wish I had known about chests in villages and how it would have been a great and safe starting point. And I wish I had known about the need to save backup copies of your world. So there are my two noobiest moments, tied for first place in my doh! moments list. Thinking villagers might attack me, and not knowing to do a save.