Earth:Profile

Minecraft Earth was shut down due to outdoor restrictions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

It can no longer be downloaded or played, but the contents of this page are kept for historical interest.

Profile was a section in Minecraft Earth where players could find useful information, customize their skins and the game.

Profile description

The profile consisted of five tabs: "Overview", "Characters", "Level Rewards", "Activity Log", and "Settings". To enter the profile, you had to click on the player's head located in the upper left corner of the screen next to the health bar.

Overview

In this tab, the player was greeted with his skin and detailed statistics. The statistics included the following items:

• A player level that can be increased by completing challenges, killing mobs, etc;
• Placed blocks;
• Collected blocks;
• Collected mobs;
• Played time;
• Completed challenges;
• Broked tools;
• Crafted items;
• Smelted items;
• Played adventures;
• Collected tappables;
• Total deaths;
• Defeated mobs;
• Shared buildplate views.

Characters

In this tab, the player could create their own skin. In general, the process of creating or editing a skin was no different from creating a character in Bedrock Edition. To purchase skin items, you needed minecoins, just like in Bedrock Edition, but not rubies, which meant that paid skin items could only be obtained for real money.

Level Rewards

The player could receive various rewards by increasing their level. In this tab, players could find information about what they had already received and what they could get in the future. Rewards were given only up to and including level 25. Below is a list of blocks and items that a player could receive for leveling up:

Level	Rewards
1	—
2	15 rubies, wooden pickaxe, and 8 cooked chickens
3	20 rubies, uncommon adventure crystal, and crafting boost I
4	Radius boost I
5	"Level 5" buildplate, 300 rubies, uncommon adventure crystal, and smelting boost I
6	Mob XP boost I
7	30 rubies, uncommon adventure crystal, and food boost I
8	Radius boost I
9	Uncommon adventure crystal, and health boost I
10	"Level 10" buildplate, uncommon adventure crystal, and adventure XP boost I
11	Rare adventure crystal, and mining boost I
12	Rare adventure crystal, and hoarding boost I
13	Rare adventure crystal, and food boost I
14	50 rubies, rare adventure crystal, and defense boost I
15	"Level 15" buildplate, epic adventure crystal, and attack boost I
16	Rare adventure crystal, and keeper boost II
17	Rare adventure crystal, and crafting boost I
18	Rare adventure crystal, and hoarding boost I
19	50 rubies, rare adventure crystal, and radius boost I
20	"Level 20" buildplate, rare adventure crystal, and smelting boost I
21	Epic adventure crystal, and mob XP boost I
22	Epic adventure crystal, and food boost I
23	Epic adventure crystal, and crafting boost I
24	80 rubies, epic adventure crystal, and health boost I
25	"Level 25" buildplate, epic adventure crystal, and adventure XP boost I

Activity Log

The activity log contained all the player's activity. It contained information about collected items, creating entries in the journal, leveling up, completing challenges, and so on. In general, it was just an informative tab that did not give the player any rewards.

Settings

The options included game settings, version information, and links to legal information. In the settings, the player could adjust the volume of music and sound effects, turn on or off vibration, precision mode, bright mode, wide angle mode, battery saver, touch input showing, and change the game language.

Sounds

History

Gallery

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  Selecting a skin from a skin pack in Minecraft Earth.

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