Mineplex levels is the system of how much xp you have gathered over playing mineplex. The most xp you can get from a game is 10k the least is 400, the minimum is 1000 xp. To get from level 0 to the highest level which is level 100 you need 10672500 xp.
The way you get xp is by playing games. Some games get you 100 xp (As in mini Games) and other games can get you 3000 (Like MCL or losing a UHC) To get a lot of xp in a game it depends how well you did. The fastest way to get xp is joining a game called Minestrike. To get the xp fast from it you need to join one that has already stated.
What level you are depends what people this of your skill level. A level 20 might make people think that they are really bad. A level 50-60 might make them a lot more intimated. If you are a high level and people know then they might target you in games because they don't want to be snuck up and killed because you are a high level. Mineplex levels are based on skill, and xp gathered.
Friday, June 10, 2016
Sunday, August 16, 2015
I met a seventy today
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| Elder Mervyn Bennion Arnold |
On August 16, 2015 i got to meet Elder Arnold with Ethan and Garrett. Mom told him how we have 7 kids. He said they only got to 6. He asked us if we had money for are mission and we said Garrett had $100 for his mission. He told us he will give us $20 if we promise to buy a pair of socks and wear them out on the mission field. He said to send him a note when we got the socks.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Grandma's House
Once apon a time there was a baby named Jimmy. Jimmy was the worst of the worst and he farted and bit a lot. the end
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
If I were an animal
If I were an animal then I would be a eagle because you could fly and people would not be aloud to kill you unlike some animals. I would live with a trainer at the zoo and be fed by people. It would be on presidents day because he likes eagles.
Thursday, May 1, 2014
The Boy and The Storm
“I feel scared,” he softly exclaimed.
The boy got lifted off the ground from the whirling
wind with his kite. The
ground, which opened up, broke all the homes in half. The homes fell, created friction and started fires. The lighting from the storm was also
starting fires and the fire was burning homes to the ground.
“This is horrible,” the boy loudly cried.
From high up he could see all the homes and people from the
sky. He thought it was the end of the world. Sadly, lots of lives were
lost. It was a bad day.
The boy finally landed but he landed in a
tree. He saw a nest. Carefully, he got down, which took
him about 5 minutes. He saw that the fire was getting closer so he ran for the
hills, which was the only place that was safe. Lots of people were on the hills
to. After all the fires were out, everyone set up tents. He stayed in one with
his uncle and sister. His mom and dad were in another tent. They stayed there
for about 4 years until the buildings were rebuilt. When they were rebuilt,
they walked to the park and he flew his wonderful kite again. It was scary. It wasn’t fun. It was
sad.
Writing assignment from The Institute for Excellence in Writing, All things Fun & Fascinating
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Time with my Dad
I have a super fun time at the Fathers and Sons campout. We like to go up into the woods and look for stuff and lizards. One time we went so far that we went out of the campsite. I told Joey and Denver, our friends, that if you hear rattling to walk back and tell us. When we got back it was almost the talking thing that we were supposed to do. After that I had some S'mores. All I did was roast them and eat them. I put them on fire to roast them. They were delicious! This year I'm going to do the same thing and make some S'mores.
Joey found a giant centipede about half a size of a foot. He caught three newts. Those are like lizards that live in the water. They are orange. There was one big one and two smalls.
Joey found a giant centipede about half a size of a foot. He caught three newts. Those are like lizards that live in the water. They are orange. There was one big one and two smalls.
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