How You’d Survive in Minecraft, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type
Have you ever had one of those weird thoughts, like what would happen if everyone was suddenly dropped into the pixelated realms of Minecraft? No, just me? Alright, well bear with me because we’re diving into that hypothetical anyway. We’re going to take an amusing, and entirely scientific (note the sarcasm) look at how the 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types might fare if they were plucked from reality and plopped into the world of blocks, zombies, and infinite possibilities that is Minecraft. Brace yourselves! It’s going to be a wild ride.
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Estimated reading time: 22 minutes
Table of contents
The ISTJ
Imagine an ISTJ dropped into the expansive, blocky universe of Minecraft. The first thing they’d do? Not run around aimlessly, oh no! They’d probably whip out a meticulously planned checklist, as though they were preparing for a grocery store run. “Item 1: Punch a tree and gather wood. Item 2: Craft a workbench…“
They’d have their routine set faster than a Creeper on a hissing spree. Wake up, check the perimeter of their carefully structured shelter, organize their inventory (alphabetically, of course), and then proceed to mine — in straight lines, naturally, because who needs spontaneous cave exploration?
Their Minecraft home wouldn’t be an architectural wonder of the world, but you can bet it’d meet all housing regulations. A structurally sound fortress that not even an Enderman would dare to mess with. And stability? They’d have a farm for every critter and vegetable in the game, ensuring a stable supply of food and materials.
In a world of chaos and endless possibilities, trust an ISTJ to bring order, stability, and reason. They might not be the most adventurous players, but their commitment to structure and routine ensures their survival in the unpredictable world of Minecraft. And you know what they say: slow and steady wins the race, or in this case, survives the creeper explosions!
The ISFJ
Now, if we draw our attention to an ISFJ in the Minecraft universe, what do we see? Picture a warm, inviting little cottage, tucked away in the gentle embrace of a sunflower field. As dawn breaks, our ISFJ would already be up, sipping on their freshly brewed hot tea, taking in the breathtaking view of the sunrise. In this serene world of their own, they find their peace.
An ISFJ’s Minecraft experience is less about thrill-seeking and more about nurturing a safe and tranquil sanctuary. Their fear of the unknown means they would rather avoid unlit caves or dark forests. Instead, a peaceful day of fishing or a gentle ride in their flower-lined minecart is more their style. From ensuring their crops are watered, to feeding their collection of friendly mobs, their routine is harmoniously orchestrated, reflecting their inner desire for stability.
But it isn’t all herbal teas and flowers for the ISFJ. No. When an ISFJ hears the faintest hiss of a Creeper or the moan of a Zombie, their safety-conscious mind goes into overdrive. You’d likely see them spring into action, digging an underground network of safe rooms, reminiscent of an elaborate hamster habitat. Every room would be meticulously planned, with a specific purpose in mind — a room for cooking carrot soup, a room for crafting safety helmets, heck, even a panic room for when the panic room gets too overwhelming! All of it connected by well-lit tunnels that ensure not a single shadowy corner is left for a mob to spawn. Their motto? Better safe than sorry…or in their case, better safe than blown to smithereens!
The ESTJ
When an ESTJ enters the Minecraft universe, it’s like watching a military general preparing for battle. With their square jaw set in determination, they’d march off into the wilderness with only a wooden sword and a single-minded purpose: to command and conquer. Within a few hours, they’d have a functional base, a detailed map of the area, and a regimented schedule that would make even the most disciplined player blush.
Their base wouldn’t just be some haphazard pile of cobblestone, oh no! It would be a proper fort, complete with a moat filled with squids, watchtowers for an optimal vantage point, and an arsenal of weapons that would make the Wither Boss think twice. And their pets? Let’s just say wolves would be lined up in rank and file, ready to pounce at their master’s command.
ESTJs would mine resources with an efficiency that would make Elon Musk jealous. They’d have an entire system in place, from ‘coal collection Mondays’ to ‘diamond digging Fridays’. And if by some unfortunate twist of fate, an ESTJ falls into a pool of lava, expect them to re-emerge, phoenix-like, with a new plan and a renewed sense of urgency.
Their motto encapsulates their approach to Minecraft: ‘All’s fair in love and war…and pixelated survival games.’ And let’s be honest, in a world of Creepers and Ender Dragons, you’d want a no-nonsense ESTJ by your side, leading the charge with their diamond sword held high!
The ESFJ
Ah, the ESFJ, the proverbial social butterfly of the Minecraft universe. If Minecraft had a Yearbook, they’d undoubtedly be voted ‘Most Likely to Befriend an Enderman’. Where an ISTJ brings order and an ESTJ brings military precision, an ESFJ brings the team-building bonfire. They’d enter the game not with a sword, but with a loaf of bread and an open heart. Their first day wouldn’t be spent mining or crafting, but instead, inviting every chicken, pig, and cow in a five-chunk radius to their welcoming party.
Their humble abode wouldn’t be a fortress or a bunker, but more akin to a bustling, open-air community center. It would be a place where Endermen can unwind after a hard day of teleportation, a cafe where zombies can enjoy a spot of brain tea, and a spa where Creepers can let off some steam (quite literally!). It’s a safe haven where every mob, passive or aggressive, is encouraged to put aside their differences and bond over the shared experience of trying not to despawn.
It’s safe to say that an ESFJ would approach Minecraft less like a survival game and more like a community-building simulation. Their motto? “In a game of blocks and beasts, why not build bridges instead of walls?” And who knows? Maybe their diplomatic approach is what the Minecraft world needs. After all, can’t we all just get along without the hissing and exploding?
The INTJ
Next in line, we have the INTJ, also known as the mastermind of the Minecraft world. If there were a chessboard in Minecraft, you could bet your last diamond that the INTJ would be the one moving the pieces. Always three steps ahead of the game, they’re the ones who’ve already solved the stronghold’s end portal room puzzle before you’ve so much as glanced at the Eye of Ender.
The INTJ’s base? Oh, you mean their ivory tower perched high on the peak of a mountain, overlooking the entire biome like a pixelated kingdom. It’s not just a simple dwelling; it’s a symbol of their philosophical and strategic prowess. Do expect an elaborate library inside, filled with enchantment books, and a map room that looks like it’s right out of a military war room.
Now, don’t be deceived by their stern exterior and intimidating abode; the INTJ has a quirky side too. They’re the ones who’d add a philosophical touch to the game by naming their tools after ancient Greek philosophers. Don’t be surprised if you see Socrates the shovel or Plato the pickaxe in their inventory!
And then there’s their competitive streak. Whether it’s an Ender Dragon showdown or a fishing competition, the INTJ is in it to win it. They don’t just build nether portals; they build the fastest, most efficient nether portal networks. Their motto? “If the game is survival of the fittest, then let the best player win. And by best, I mean me, of course!” Trust the INTJ to bring a touch of mirthful competitiveness to the blocky world of Minecraft.
Find out more about INTJs: The Childhood Struggles of INTJs
The INFJ
Ah, the INFJ, your friendly neighborhood Minecraft psychotherapist. Now, when these types enter the pixelated world, it’s like watching a Dr. Phil episode unfold. Armed with a stone pickaxe and a heart full of empathy, they’re ready to dive into the emotional depths of the Ender Dragon himself.
They might start their day with a morning swim, but not for exercise, no, they’re attempting to establish a deep, emotional connection with the squids. And let’s not forget their underground therapy rooms! I kid you not, they’ve got a separate room for each mob. Zombie feeling a bit misunderstood? No problem, they’ve got an entire session planned around ‘unleashing your hidden potential’. Skeleton feeling a bit…bare? They’re ready with a motivational speech on ’embracing your inner beauty’.
Sure, their house might look like a regular log cabin from the outside. But step inside, and you’d think you’ve walked into a far-east mystical retreat. It’s a zen haven, with calming pan-flute music playing in the background and incense burning to ward off any lingering mob stench.
Their pet wolf isn’t just a pet. Nope, it’s their trusted therapy dog, always ready to provide emotional support to a Creeper having an existential crisis. If you’re lucky, you might catch them at sunset, sitting by a serene lake, comforting a distressed Witch about her potion-brewing inadequacies.
Their motto? “It’s not about surviving; it’s about thriving. Now pass the tissues and let’s get to the heart of those feelings, Mr. Enderman.” Who knew Minecraft could lead to such emotional catharsis! With an INFJ around, it’s less of a survival game and more of a blocky therapy session.
Find out more about INFJs: 24 Signs You’re an INFJ, the Mystic Personality Type
The ENTJ
Hold on to your diamond pickaxes, friends, because the ENTJ is about to spawn! Now, the ENTJ is the kind of player who approaches Minecraft like a Silicon Valley CEO approaches a startup. They’re not just playing; they’re building an empire! Before you’ve even decided where to plant your first tree, they’ve got an entire five-year strategic plan. Oh, and a vision board. Yes, a vision board in Minecraft. I’m not making this stuff up.
The ENTJ’s base isn’t just a base; it’s a multi-level corporate headquarters with a corner office overlooking a picturesque mountain range. Because even in a pixelated world, who wouldn’t want a room with a view, right? And it’s not just for show. From that vantage point, they command their vast pixelated kingdom with an iron fist in a velvet glove or, more accurately, a diamond glove.
The ENTJ’s game strategy? Think Sun Tzu meets Warren Buffet, in a digital terrain. They’re out there leading raids like a Fortune 500 company taking over a competitor. “It’s not a hostile takeover; it’s a strategic acquisition,” they’d say while leading a charge against a Pillager outpost.
And their philosophical take on life? If they could, they’d etch Nietzsche quotes on every cobblestone wall. Expect to see signs around their HQ that read: “He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster… but in Minecraft, monsters are mostly squids and chickens, so it’s fine.”
Their motto? “To conquer, one must plan. I’ve got a five-year plan, a ten-year plan, and a chest full of blueprints. Now, who’s with me?” So, friends, brace yourselves. With an ENTJ, it’s less of a game and more of a hostile corporate takeover… but with more slime blocks and zombies!
The ENFJ
Prepare yourselves, friends, because here comes the ENFJ, the inspiring spiritual leaders of the Minecraft universe. Now, friends, this isn’t just your average block building enthusiast. Oh, no. With a torch in one hand and rabbit stew in the other, they’re out there spreading light, love, and… well, stew, to every pixelated creature they come across.
The ENFJ’s base isn’t just a base; it’s a visionary commune, complete with a massive auditorium for their daily motivational speeches. And let me tell you, their talks are so persuasive, even the Creepers stop creeping. Every morning, as the cube sun rises, you’ll see them all, zombies, skeletons, and villagers alike, glued to their seats, hanging on to every word that comes out of the ENFJ’s blocky mouth.
And if you’re wondering if they have a game strategy, it’s more of a 20-year vision. They’re not just surviving; they’re planning a utopia. Their motto? “Why just survive when you can thrive… and throw in a couple of potlucks while we’re at it!” And trust me, nobody throws a potluck like an ENFJ. It’s a sight to behold. A regular cornucopia of pixelated produce, from beetroot soup to cake with wild berries.
But, don’t let the stew-giving and inspirational speeches fool you. They’ve got a sharp mind, with an uncanny ability to see far into the future. They’ll be the ones telling you to invest in Emeralds when you’re still figuring out how to make a wooden axe!
That’s the ENFJ for you, friends. Less of a player, more of an inspirational cult leader, with the strategic prowess of a chess grandmaster and the charisma of a pixelated Oprah. So, grab your pixelated rabbit stew, sit back, and enjoy the show!
The ISTP
Now let’s talk about ISTPs. With nothing but a few blocks, they’d somehow rig up an automatic pumpkin pie factory or something similar. The ISTP doesn’t just punch tree trunks for wood; they punch it with style. And then they’d use that wood to build a jet ski. Don’t ask me how, it’s an ISTP thing.
Their base? No fancy castles or cozy cottages for an ISTP. No, they’d just casually live in a volcano. A little lava never stopped an ISTP from enjoying their BBQ. And they won’t just mine for diamonds like everyone else, they’ll do it while freefalling down a ravine, dodging lava pockets, and fighting off a horde of skeletons with just a pickaxe. “Precautions are for the weak,” they’d say, as they somersault into a pit of Creepers with a stick. It’s not about the destination, it’s about the adrenaline-pumping, death-defying journey for these thrill-seekers.
And their pets? Let’s just say that if you see an ISTP on a pixelated pig charging towards you, you better run in the opposite direction. And fast. They might be unpredictable, but that’s what makes them so exciting. After all, in a world where you can build anything, isn’t it more fun to ride a pig off a cliff, just to see what happens? Remember, ISTPs don’t die in Minecraft, they just respawn and do it all over again. Because for them, danger isn’t something to avoid, it’s something to high-five on the way to their next adventure.
Discover more about ISTPs: Understanding ISTP Thinking
The ISFP
ISFPs are the Bob Rosses of the Minecraft world. They don’t just build a house; they create a quaint, little pixelated masterpiece that would make even Monet tear up. A little bit of this block, a little bit of that one, and voila! They’ve got a cottage that looks like it’s straight out of a chocolate-box painting. It’s got the blue blocks for the water, the green blocks for the trees, and, of course, the happy little clouds.
But don’t let the ISFP’s peaceful facade fool you, friends. They might be the Bob Rosses of the Minecraft world, painting their pixelated paradise with blocks, but boy, do they enjoy a good hunt! Imagine a gentle, beret-wearing artist one moment, and then – BOOM – they’re channeling their inner Rambo, armed with nothing but a wooden sword and a loaf of bread.
An ISFP hunting? It’s like watching a ballet… if the ballet involved chasing pixelated chickens around with a blocky sword. They’d prance around the forest, tiptoeing behind a cluster of unsuspecting cows. And then, with a swift swing of their pixelated weapon, they’d gather their loot. But remember, this is an ISFP we’re talking about. They’d probably apologize to the pixelated animals first. “I’m sorry Mr. Cow, I need your leather for my new line of artisanal armor.”
And let’s not forget how much an ISFP cares about the underdogs. You know those little cave spiders everybody else hates? They’re practically the ISFP’s best friends. They’ll feed them, nurture them, and even knit them tiny, pixelated sweaters for the winter. Don’t be surprised if you walk into an ISFP’s house and find a spider sipping tea at the kitchen table. They’ve got this quirky belief that even a monster deserves love (and a cup of hot cocoa).
Find out more about ISFPs: The Childhood Struggles of ISFPs
The ESTP
Batten down the hatches and hold onto your pixels because the ESTP just entered the game. The ESTPs, ladies and gentlemen, they’re the daredevils of our blocky world. Their motto? “Risk everything, regret nothing, and always – I mean ALWAYS – ride a wolf into battle.” These guys wouldn’t know caution if it hit them in the face with a fish.
Their base would be something straight out of a Mad Max movie, minus the dystopian despair but complete with flaming hoops of fire for them to ride their pigs through. Why? Because, why not! Honestly, you ask an ESTP why they’d do something so ridiculous and dangerous and they’d look at you as if you just asked why the sky is blue.
Their idea of a fun Friday night would be jumping from the highest point in the game, aiming for a one-block water hole and shouting “Geronimo!” all the way down. And you can bet your last block of diamond that they’ll do it without even flinching. They’re the kind of people who’d ask for a creeper to hug them, just to see what happens. They’re fearless and always on the lookout for their next adrenaline rush. And if you need someone to destroy an entire village in one night? Call up an ESTP. Just make sure there’s plenty of TNT involved.
Being friends with an ESTP in Minecraft is like having your own personal action movie star. There will be explosions, cool one-liners, and stunts that defy the very laws of the game. Just remember to keep your health bar full and your wits about you. Because with an ESTP, it’s not a matter of if things go sideways, it’s a matter of when. But let’s face it, in a world made of blocks, who wouldn’t want a little bit of action-packed chaos?
The ESFP
ESFPs are the life of the pixelated party, turning every Minecraft day into a spontaneous celebration. They’re the fireworks when the sun sets, the disco ball in the darkest mines, and the unexpected pie in the face when you least expect it!
ESFPs don’t just seize opportunities; they wrestle them to the ground, tie them up and make them join them for karaoke night. If there is a chance for adventure, they’re there, diving headfirst into the excitement with a grin on their face and a pixelated chicken in their hand. Their zest for variety would make even a chameleon look monotonous. Today, they might be a gallant knight rescuing villagers. Tomorrow, they could be a traveling merchant, swapping emeralds for cookies because…well, who doesn’t like cookies?
They crave freedom like a pig craves mud. Rules are like cobwebs to an ESFP, easily brushed aside in their pursuit of excitement and thrill. Want to ride a rollercoaster throughout the Nether while being chased by a horde of Zombie Pigmen? ESFPs have already built it, ridden it, and are now selling tickets for the next ride!
But for all their love of excitement and unpredictability, ESFPs have a heart of gold. They possess a strong sense of right and wrong. You see that zombie cornering a poor, defenseless villager? ESFPs would swoop in like pixelated superheroes, saving the day and then throwing a party to celebrate the victory. They love the underdogs and will often be seen leading a pack of wolves into battle or adopting stray cats because every creature deserves love and a home, even in a blocky world.
The INTP
Now, let’s turn our focus to the INTP in the Minecraft universe. An INTP in Minecraft is like a mad scientist let loose in a hazmat suit. They’d land in this blocky world with a glint in their eye and a thirst for knowledge that would make a Librarian Villager proud. First thing they’d do? Probably try to calculate the exact angle they need to throw an Ender Pearl to teleport to the moon, or maybe debate the philosophical implications of being killed by a Zombie Villager. You know, typical INTP stuff.
Their base would less resemble a base and more a gigantic laboratory of ideas. Redstone contraptions whirring, pistons pushing, and minecarts whizzing past at the speed of light. It’s like Willy Wonka got a degree in engineering and decided to experiment with pixelated candy. You’d find the most peculiar things in an INTP’s base…like a chicken with purple feathers or a device that turns pumpkins into time machines.
However, this creative genius comes with its own quirks. An INTP would be so engrossed in their latest project, they’d forget that they’re standing on a block of sand and end up getting suffocated. And God help you if you’re an Enderman who accidentally picks up a block from their construction. They’d hunt you down to the Ends of the Earth for disturbing their masterpiece in progress.
But despite their distracted nature and occasional mishap with a Creeper, an INTP’s innovative approach to Minecraft is both awe-inspiring and side-splittingly hilarious. Their motto? “In the pursuit of knowledge, no Creeper explosion is too big, and no Redstone contraption is too complex!” And if you ever find yourself in their pixelated company, just remember to duck when you hear the words ‘Trust me, this will work…’.
Find out more about INTPs: The Dark Side of the INTP Personality Type
The INFP
And now, we come to the INFPs – the gentle dreamers of the Minecraft realm, the crusaders for meaning, the ones who would probably try to tame the Ender Dragon with pixelated broth because it’s misunderstood. When an INFP logs onto Minecraft, they don’t see a game, oh no. They see a canvas for their dreams, a blocky utopia awaiting their tender touch. They’ll probably spend their first week building a cozy cabin in the woods, complete with a flower garden and a sign that reads, “Home is where the heart respawn point is.”
An INFP’s base? It’s the stuff of Thomas Kinkade paintings. Imagine a humble cottage nestled amidst a forest of autumn-orange trees, with a waterfall cascading into a heart-shaped pond. A place so serene you can almost hear the pixelated birds chirping. And there are probably actual birds too, they love taming those parrots. But don’t let the peaceful facade fool you – there’s a lot more to an INFP’s Minecraft life than meets the eye.
You see, for an INFP, Minecraft is a quest for purpose, meaning, and virtual ethics. They yearn for a world without Creepers, where Endermen can pick up blocks without getting attacked, and where Squids can… well, do whatever it is Squids do. They’ll be the ones trying to negotiate peace treaties with the Zombie Pigmen, or starting a hashtag campaign to ‘Save the Polar Bears’.
And don’t even get me started on the farming! While the rest of us are slaughtering pixelated pigs for pork chops, the INFP is out there leading an agricultural revolution. They’re the ones who discovered you can use bonemeal to speed up crop growth, and they probably had an existential crisis when they found out where bonemeal comes from.
In the end, being friends with an INFP in Minecraft is like living in a constant state of peaceful, purposeful hilarity. One moment, they’re planting roses around your base to promote positive vibes, and the next, they’re embarking on a one-person mission to end all virtual violence. And while they might not always succeed, they’ll never stop trying. Because for an INFP, even a game can be a chance to make the world (no matter how pixelated) a better place.
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The ENTP
Finally, we arrive at the ENTPs, the jesters of innovation on the Minecraft scene. Hand them a block of wood and they’ll not only build you a cabin but also a fully automated, wood-fueled barbecue pit that sets itself ablaze every now and then because, hey, who doesn’t love a bit of drama?
Their base is a testament to their ever-churning minds. It’s less of a home and more of an exhilarating maze of ideas – half-finished inventions and bizarre structures that defy the laws of physics (and sometimes, good taste). One moment you’re walking through a gallery of spinning pig portraits (don’t ask), the next you’re accidentally stepping on a pressure plate and being launched into a pool of pink sheep (again, don’t ask).
Their sense of humor is as explosive as the TNT blocks they so love to play with. Don’t be surprised if you find a surprise booby trap in your base that fills the place with chickens. Why? Because it’s funny, that’s why! But don’t worry, they’ve got a patented ‘Chicken Evictor’ ready to deal with the feathery fallout. It’s just a shame it doesn’t always work as planned and sometimes turns the chickens invisible.
Yet, despite their chaotic creativity and occasional pranks, ENTPs are driven by a relentless quest for mastery and innovation. Give them a Redstone and they won’t rest until they’ve turned it into a self-playing piano that only plays “All Star” by Smash Mouth. Their motto? “Impossible is just another word for ‘challenge accepted!'”. Being around an ENTP in Minecraft is like being stuck in a whirlwind of laughter, head-scratching puzzles, and the occasional flying pig. It’s weird, it’s hilarious, it’s genius – it’s never, ever boring.
The ENFP
When ENFPs log in, you can practically hear the “Ta-Da!” sound effect. They are the embodiment of spontaneous, out-of-the-box creativity and relentless imagination, with a touch of their unique authenticity that paints the pixelated world with every color of the rainbow.
Their base? A majestic castle in the sky, accessible only by a minecart roller coaster that loops around a giant rainbow. Not just because they can, but because they believe it’s important to start each day with a wild ride. Besides, nothing screams “authentic” like a roller coaster that shoots through a phosphorescent, pixelated rainbow, right?
ENFPs in Minecraft are the champions of individuality. “Everyone’s a diamond in the rough,” they’d say, “Except for those actual diamond blocks. We should save those for the dance floor.” This belief extends to every pixelated creature, from the humble cow to the misunderstood Creeper. They’ll be the ones hosting a ‘Creeper Pride’ parade, complete with fireworks and a catchy slogan like ‘Embrace your inner BOOM!’
When it comes to parties, ENFPs bring new meaning to the term ‘block party.’ There’s no ‘too much’ in their dictionary. Their idea of a simple get-together includes a fireworks display that would put even the grandest New Year’s Eve celebration to shame, a concert headlined by a band of Skeletons playing note blocks, and a buffet table loaded with pixelated delicacies. “What’s a party without a little variety?” they might ask, as they serve up everything from Mushroom Stew to Chorus Fruit. “Try the Pufferfish! It’s a real blow to the taste buds – in a good way, of course!”
And as they watch their guests mingle, ENFPs can’t help but dip their toes into the pool of psychological analysis. “Look at that Zombie pigman,” they’d say, pointing to the green guy by the buffet table. Doesn’t he seem like he’s overcompensating for his fear of the Nether with his love for Golden Apples?” As the party goes on, the ENFP becomes lost in thought about the layers of personalities, the hidden depths within each pixelated being. Even the hostile mobs are subject to their scrutiny. “Just think,” they’d muse, “if we could just understand the Creeper’s inherent need to explode, we could create a whole new Creeper ettiquette! Imagine the possibilities!”
Find out more about ENFPs: 12 Amazing Fictional ENFP Characters
What Are Your Thoughts?
We’ve had our fun exploring the intricacies of different personalities in the pixelated world of Minecraft. But now, we’d love to hear from you! How does your Minecraft-playing personality type mesh or clash with these descriptions? Do you identify with any of the traits outlined, or do you embody a completely different persona within the game? Leave your thoughts and insights in the comments below!
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I feel like you are falling back on stereotypes and cliches. Just my 2 cents.
for humor articles like this one, yes 🙂 They’re meant to be a play on stereotypes and playing up the typical tendencies of the type to a degree where it’s funny. There are plenty of serious articles on the site, though, if you’re looking for something less stereotypical!
Thank you for the creative, funny article! As an ISFJ mom who just wants a pretty cottage and garden, I felt so seen. My son is an INTP/ENTP and you captured his Redstone contraption obsession and humor perfectly. My artistic, free spirited ISFP daughter was also represented well. Please keep up the amazing work. You made my day!
Having ADD makes being Briggs categorized more complicated. For example, Every time I play MC, I create a new world each time. I land in a world, in which the lay of the landscape is exhilarating and overwhelming. Reading maps are too complicated and coordinates are just incrementing sets of numbers. And, I usually get lost from visited and ‘settled’ locations. Always have big plans for the empire I’ll never complete. Unfinished projects, devices and architecture litter the landscape. I like exploring caves and villages but mobs and villagers are nothing more than distracting annoyances. I never trade just ‘borrow’ merchandise. I collect everything I find, and can never find items after I put them in ‘safe’ places like crates and barrels. The only time I get angry and vengeful is when the continuous irritating grunts of villagers or when they stop what they’re doing and just stare.. The whole village pays dearly.
Lastly, I never play in multi-player worlds, as other’s are a threat to my unlimited resources.