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Intentional Mistakes

A Minecraft survival mod that turns your trusty tricks into questionable decisions, with surprising mechanics and sarcastic commentary from your own bones.

Intentional Mistakes

You knew what you were doing. We accounted for that.

You’ve played Minecraft long enough to have a plan for everything. A reliable escape. A clever shortcut. That one trick that always works.

How reassuring.

Intentional Mistakes changes familiar survival mechanics and leaves you to discover the consequences. Your trusty habits might still work. They might also become the reason your bones want to speak to management.

Learn through questionable decisions

Experiment, adapt, and discover which instincts you can still trust. The changes follow consistent rules, so every mishap is an opportunity to learn something.

Whether you learn it the first time is between you and gravity.

The world has opinions

Enjoy 117 sarcastic messages from a cast of deeply inconvenienced speakers, including your bones, your equipment, and gravity itself.

[your_bones] Excellent aim. Questionable depth.

[gravity] Fall now, pay later.

[bonus_damage] I've taken the day off.

Messages change as you repeat your mistakes. Apparently, everyone remembers.

Your world, your rules

Readable settings and hover descriptions let you customize the experience. Adjust individual mechanics, control message frequency, and choose whether the jokes stay private or become everyone’s entertainment.

The settings contain spoilers. Explore them when you’re ready to peek behind the curtain.

Installation

Install the mod on both the server and every connecting client. Single-player works too.

Bring a sense of humor. Your experience may work against you.

Intentional Mistakes Team

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Minecraft modder focused on creating simple, easy-to-use quality-of-life mods. I design, test, and share logical features that fill missing gaps in Minecraft while keeping the game balanced and familiar.

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