At first glance, Minecraft seems a rather primitive and not particularly impressive game. The eight-bit graphics and the lack of a plot, a specific goal to which the player was taught to strive for other games, are misleading. But in reality, such a schedule gives the game some zest, and the lack of a plot and campaign, on the contrary, provides more opportunities and more time for the implementation of the plan. Without being distracted by plot twists, you can learn the most interesting aspects of the game much faster. For example, in Minecraft, you can even transfer electricity through wires, which seems virtually unrealistic. But at the same time, it is transmitted only to fifteen blocks, so many players may think that this function is useless. But this is not so, because there is a special unit - a repeater,which allows you to extend the effect of electricity. How to make a repeater? This is the main question for those who want to use electricity, but cannot do it due to existing restrictions.
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