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I'm here to tell you that, according to the game's developers, the game is completely glitchless. However, I also know that there are always unforeseen ways something can go wrong. And when it does go wrong, well... let's just say… good luck. Below are some tips I gathered from around the internet to give you an edge in this seemingly impossible task. 1) First of all - make sure your computer meets all of the minimum system requirements (for minecraft - these are quite demanding). One way or another they'll be less likely to happen in a PC which is functioning optimally than one in which something has gone haywire with its hardware/software/etc. 2) Just because you can access the game's editing tools doesn't mean you should. 3) I've experienced this glitch twice now - once with the mother, once with the father. Both times occurred after I had crafted something but before saving it to my game's save folder (both times were "modifier" items). The item would save just fine, but when I loaded up my saved game afterwards I would be unable to access it. To make sure your item saves correctly, make sure to make it right outside of your save file. 4) This is where this guide leads us to... 5) Glitches. Something bad can happen to you no matter how simple your craft is. Even if something doesn't glitch - it can still be broken in a way that makes it impossible to use. Make a cast which you know will break if someone dodges it, or make a weapon that's going to damage the wielder if they hit themselves with it. Remember, the only fail-safe is the save file, and there's no point in making something which will break your hard work until you've tested every conceivable route of use beforehand. 6) Something you can do while you're out hunting for mob drops is to go exploring the town. Be sure to check into shops, and don't head back home immediately after looting - that's when glitches can strike. Keep in mind that this guide (like most guides of this sort) has been largely based on my own experiences, and any small deviation is most likely due to a bug or misconfiguration of the computer/software/etc I'm using. 7) This also includes your PC's operating system. Windows crashes? XP is bad (although admittedly somewhat more stable than Vista and 7). Crash again and again and again? You must be using a windows XP laptop or something like that. System crashes when you're saving? That's your fault. There are just too many pieces of hardware, software, etc which could potentially cause problems. 8) The game may be glitchy, but there are still some things you can do to avoid it. Before doing anything, try closing out of the game and restarting it - this has fixed my problems before. If your game is still doing something strange - try getting a friend to help you diagnose the problem. cfa1e77820