Welcome to the Spanchunks episode 104 for Monday August 31st, 2020. My name is Joel Duggan and joining me as always is my friend Johnny who you may know better as

Pixel Riffs. Hello sir. How is it almost September? This is the worst. I feel like... You took the words out of my mouth

man. I know, I know, right? But we've been talking about much other stuff in the

render distance, the pre-show conversation that you can get if you are part of

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If you want to hear us talking about Joel's Adventures in AstraNia, thinking about

VR, thinking critically about what companies have your information and another

recommendation from last week's SGBQ marathon event of speed running

extravaganza but yes good lord it's it is nearly September already which is good news

when it comes to mine craft stuff because we have a couple of things to look forward to

more in the news about one of them which is the Minecraft Dungeons DLC

but at some point we should be getting a mine con presentation which will tell us all

about what mowjang has planned no more news about that which is why I'm mentioning

it up the top of the show here, but stay tuned because in future weeks we may have an announcement about exactly when that is happening.

So I didn't play Minecraft at all this week and I'm going to save my spiel for an email that we have

in the show later. So what have you been up to in Minecraft this week?

This week I finally started making exhibits for my museum build, which is starting small and is going to be an ever expanding concept.

But I started at the beginning, really, with the blocks you start standing on for the most part

I started off making an exhibit about dirt and grass and its variance and I was trying to

balance out how much information I wanted to give in this museum because some people in the comments are saying basically you're building an in-game version of the Minecraft wiki

which I kind of am but I don't want to include too much info because so much of it is not going to be relevant to the

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