I have survived another week on my minecraft road trip. This week I played on the peaceful setting quite a bit. That was until I started feeling like a sissy for doing so. So I went back to easy, a giant change to be sure. Back to the every climbing spiders which comes in pack’s of a dozen. Anyway my enemy complaining aside, this week had some awesome adventures. I ended by building a giant base and then I drowned. Who knows if my water logged ass will return from the grave, tune in next week to find out. Until then enjoy this weeks episode.
Minecraft_Road_Trip Episode 2
March 6th, 2011 
Bruce McGee 
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Nice fort at the end. Do you take screen shots with a camera or somehow use your PC to do it, they are pretty good quality. I am enjoying the minecraft stuff on the site.
Actually the screen shot function is built in to the game. I was surprised how good they looked both in video and just looking at them in the picture viewer. As much as I would rather do in game video, this works rather well. I will be back with another next Sunday. Oh and was it to long or a good length guys?
The length of your vid is fine because you are constantly changing the pics and you keeping the story interesting and changing. I think much longer might start to discourage the younger crowd but the length you have now is pretty good. it can always be shorter/ longer from week to week depending on how many interesting adventures you come across each episode.
Nice! I am going to catch up on all of these Minecraft videos. What are the "rules" of your road trip? A straight line always, four blocks wide, dual torches no more than X blocks apart, never turn aside, etc? I used to do something similar in my own survival games, go on an extended walkabout with a ton of supplies and torch out a clear path.
Hey Squidious nice to see you! If I recall right I was doing the road four blocks wide and as many torches as possible. Back when these were made I hated dying and wanted to light up everything. I play so much different these days. Seeing the contrast is interesting.