The Saga of RedMcNed: #48 Princess Mononoke Watchtowers Design
Channel: RedMcNed
Date: 2016-06-03

A Minecraft vanilla 1.9.4 survival let's play series.  In this episode, the new area is surveyed and watchtowers are added around the edges.  The towers are modeled after the watchtower in the beginning of Princess Mononoke, and I show you how you can build it too.

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Seed: -6389748839458619745

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Music used:

Intro: noteblock version of "Link's Awake" from "The Lengend of Zelda: Link's awakening (NES) using Noteblock Studio

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The Saga of RedMcNed is a Minecraft survival let's-play with one rule:   Everything built must be given context (a purpose/reason for existing as it does).
Main goals: 
1.)  I love the idea of finding something bigger than myself that I can be immersed in and explore.  I want to make a world like that in Minecraft, and I think that context rule will help a lot.
2.)  To demonstrate how the context rule can help keep Minecraft interesting.  If you like building, start off excited in a new world, but find yourself losing interest in a month or so despite all that, I'd recommend giving it a try.

New episode every Thursday (unless it's late...but it will happen once per week!)(I'll post changes on the channel banner)

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Editing software/hardware I use:

TASCAM DR-40 Linear PCM Recorder (record audio) (this serves as my microphone and recorder external from my PC.  If you just need a mic, you can go WAY cheaper and still have good quality).

X-split Gamecaster (record video) (it's free and doesn't leave a watermark at 480p, which is the most I can record at, so that works for me.  It can also record audio with video, but I don't need that for my setup)

Audacity (edit audio) (Very good audio editing free-ware.  I use it to even out the volume of my voice recordings.  I also use it to layer and synchronize multiple audio tracks, aka make sound collages, when needed)

Windows Movie Maker (edit and combine video and audio) (also free for Microsoft users)

My computer (can barely make these videos so I wont talk about its specs.  Suffice it to say I'm looking to upgrade it)

Mouse: Logitech G500s (I think I can stop listing what I use now.  This is my favorite mouse I've ever used though)

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