Topic Summary:
Play video games and apply CF topics to them. I wanna practice CF ideas while playing video games. I want to write about what I found
Goal:
Relate CF to video games. Learn more about any CF topic and express it more in writing.
CF Relevance:
Any CF topic that’s related when playing a game.
I’m playing Minecraft on bedrock and I’m doing a no enchantments challenge. I think there are a lot more challenging things to do out there, but I still find playing video games challenging sometimes. I want to think about CF ideas while playing.
Something I did that im still learning in-game is that I switched my controller binds. I’m trying to find out how to get used to it and play more fluidly like that. There’s something I want to do there that’s CF related that will help me.
Besides that I want to think about my goals in the game rn. I got a diamond pickaxe and iron tools. I got enough obsidian to go to the nether to get blaze rods for eyes of ender. My end goal is to kill the ender dragon. I want to think of goals rn that I might be interested in to achieve my end goal:
2 sounds good but Im questioning about getting blaze rods cuz I think my current skill and armor are not good enough to get blaze rods without dying a lot. So i think in decisive criticism terms I could say:
The idea of finding and killing blazes for rods fails at the goal of getting materials for eyes of ender. Why? Because im going to die a lot without being prepared. I don’t know for sure here how the criticism’s conclusion contradicts its conclusion’s negation. I think I see tho how if im more specific about the goal and the idea, I can see the contradiction more easily.
I think I want to think of error correcting mechanisms in my gear:
My sword prevents the error of me dying to mobs cuz I can kill them
My stacks of blocks prevents the error of me dying because I can block myself from other mobs and not get hurt
My iron armor prevents the error of me taking heavy damage so I don’t have to use up a lot of time healing and playing carefully
I was playing minecraft today, and I went to the nether so I can find blazes to make eyes of ender. I ended up finding a bastion where there’s piglins. I thought I could use gold armor so I can enter there without aggroing any of the piglins. I thought gold armor makes you friendly with those mobs. I actually ended up getting killed by one of them anyways.
So if I think about using decisive criticism, I can say that the idea was: Go to the bastion with gold armor so I can be friendly with the piglins and explore. I think the goal was to explore the bastion with ease. The idea failed at the goal cuz piglins still kill you if you wear gold armor. The criticism’s conclusion’s negation is I think piglins won’t still kill you if you wear gold armor.
What I found out is that there’s piglin brutes, a type of piglin, that kills you even if you wear gold armor. That’s according to gemini.