Artist0621

Can a regular Minecraft player survive a deadly, PvP-oriented Minecraft server while wearing no armor? That was the question I was aiming to answer when I began my No Armor series. It just so happened that I started it at the same time as the biggest war in the servers history, so if I wanted to survive, I would have to use my brains instead of my PvP skills.

Testing 100 Minecraft 1.24 Myth in 24 Hours

In this video, we coded a Minecraft mod that live translates languages through a voice chat above your character in Minecraft. It has fairly good accuracy and can translate most languages around the world. This mod allows you to play Minecraft, make jokes, and have fun with people that can't even speak your language. Live voice translation has been being worked on by Google and other companies, and they provide API's for it. Google glass, apple glasses, and other similar products have been talked about for years with mentions of live-translating interactions in real life. We thought about taking that, and applying it to gaming. I truly believe that this is the near future for all online games with voice chat, with being able to play and communicate with anyone from anywhere, breaking down the language barrier. I also believe that this is a cool glimpse into the future in real life. If a bunch of kids can do it at home in one of the biggest games in the world, a bunch of engineers and geniuses can make it happen in real life. In this video there were plenty of languages, and I was able to laugh and joke with all of them. When testing this mod, I played with friends of mine that spoke different languages, and we were having so much fun playing together and laughing about how crazy it was that we could communicate with each other.