Let me tell you the heartbreaking story of the first time I met an ocelot in Minecraft. I’d read the patch notes, and knew ocelots had just been added to the game. I knew that I would find them in the jungle biome. So I located a jungle, and spent about half an hour wandering around in the hope I’d encounter a new furry friend. Finally, I spotted one, gazing at me from underneath a bush.
I pursued it for a while, trying to tame it, but then I got distracted by a patch of melons. When I turned around again, the ocelot had run too far away and despawned. If only I’d had a name tag handy, perhaps that little cutie would still be with us today.
Name tags were added to Minecraft in version 1.6.1 following a request from Paul Soares Jr. In a tweet, he asked for “1) name tags 2) water-breathing potions 3) lava-safe boats 4) spy-chicken interrogation devices”. I suppose two out of four ain’t bad. Originally, name tags were only found in the occasional dungeon chest, but now you can find them in abandoned mineshafts and woodland mansions. There’s also a small chance to get them while fishing, and librarian villagers will trade them for a whopping 20-22 emeralds.
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