It’s not a huge project yet, but it is a pain to find a good village in a survival world. We’ve been encouraging the villagers to breed, and we’re about to start working on building fortifications around the village. Take, for example, the lovely village in the screenshot above. In addition to backing up your world to protect against unlikely server failure, it’s also practical to back up your worlds to protect against the much-more-likely chance that your friends (or you) might do something that causes a great big mess. While Minecraft Realms is a top-notch service run by Mojang itself, there’s always room for potential error and any world you’ve invested any serious energy in building–large structures, towns, or Redstone creations–should be backed up every now and then just to play it safe. Yes, you always want to back up anything you’ve worked so hard on. While the most obvious reason for backing up your Minecraft Realms world is simply to have a safe second copy of it, it’s actually a bit more nuanced than that.
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RELATED: How to Add Custom Worlds to Your Minecraft Realms Server Read on as we show you how to ensure your Minecraft Realms worlds are safe and sound. Thankfully, it’s just as easy to back them up. It’s easy to invest a lot of energy in your Minecraft creations.
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