A mod which allows me to drink heavily and orphan strangers? WHY HAVEN'T I HEARD OF THIS BEFORE?
I really hope NPC villages are entirely optional in 1.8. This mod is so perfect, I MUST HAVE IT! Anyone else here waiting for modding support to permanently add this to their Minecraft?
I WOULD stop using beds, but I love RPing and I'm playing as a human, so I have to sleep every day. Anyone else here actually feel sorry for their players when they skip a day of sleep?
They should be an option you check on whenever you first generate a map so nobody assassinates Notch. I would love them to be extremely rare and include a front gate guarded by pigman guards. Maybe each home would have one or two pigmen who don't despawn and occasionally a building would be a shop (to buy food) or blacksmith (to repair armor). There could be expensive pigman technology that is uncraftable, such as a diver's helmet or hostile mob repellent!
Okay I love this game but its getting too popular too fast. Everyone votes for it on things because they think whatever game they played most recently is the best one. It deserves plenty of attention but you guys are going TOO FAR! Mojang, a game company with only two official games, actually BEAT VALVE in a contest. I only voted for Mojang because I knew it would get destroyed competing against a gaming giant like Valve, but apparently so did everyone else because they won by far. I love you, Mojang, but Minecraft is now possibly the most overrated game of the century.
That all said, it seems like a nice addition to the museum, being among the fastest indie games to reach 1,000,000 sales.
Instead of minecraft being like real life how about real life being like minecraft?
Hmmm... Full-sized Styrofoam cobblestone fort, anyone? Or maybe a tree? I now wish to make a cardboard box creeper to look out of my front window and directly at the high school's parking lot.
If it were just like real life, it would be more boring since anything daring or fun would risk death, and death would permanently ban you from the entire game (just MY belief! No religion debates shall take place here.)
Hmm... But what if you could respawn, or there was a complex ghost-to-reincarnation system? *Jots down junk that will never change anything*
They are rare! I have been finding many near surface dungeons in my username's seed, though. I believe I'm at.... Four above level thirty nearby my home, which is a dungeon itself.
This includes creeper explosion remains, junk I don't need, saplings, mob drops, and anything else grabbable. If I don't have enough space I just make a trunk.
Now that you're all here, I have to explain to you that I don't much care for this game or its community. In my honest opinion, it is fairly boring as I cannot find anything entertaining to do on it. Perhaps if it had more player v. player features, such as muskets or some other simple guns craftable with steel and wood. The current version hardly has any way to die in it as far as player v. player goes. Look at Call of Duty's Nazi Zombies minigame. That is what it should be more like for me to enjoy it.
Okay, so to summarize so far:
-Physics based survival game
-Players are six inches tall
-Takes place after mankind
-Players can change material
-Player physics is entirely ragdoll based, thus the name.
That was efficient! Maybe I should explain ideas in that way!
"PERMENANT" DEATH - When you die, you become a ghost. Only other ghosts can see ghosts. Players can fly around when dead and cannot be revived until they find a new body. To inhabit a body, ghosts must find and touch a structure made by living players using special bulbs and rods ghosts can interact with. This is the only thing ghosts can see in color to make it easier to find them. This means you can build a robot with mounted weapons to help you kill your enemies, but it will need to be inhabited by a ghost unless you plan to program its brain in manually!
I could babble on forever with this subpar idea of mine, but odds are nobody cares and I'm just wasting my time here typing this. In that case, I'll be back to babble if I get a chance on an actual computer this week. Until then, happy mining, everyone!
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The one about the chunk height!
Edit: Oops, you guys seem to have that covered somewhat. They do look like meat, though.
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I really hope NPC villages are entirely optional in 1.8. This mod is so perfect, I MUST HAVE IT! Anyone else here waiting for modding support to permanently add this to their Minecraft?
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I should know this kind of stuff, I'm a stone miner.
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That all said, it seems like a nice addition to the museum, being among the fastest indie games to reach 1,000,000 sales.
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Hmmm... Full-sized Styrofoam cobblestone fort, anyone? Or maybe a tree? I now wish to make a cardboard box creeper to look out of my front window and directly at the high school's parking lot.
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Hmm... But what if you could respawn, or there was a complex ghost-to-reincarnation system? *Jots down junk that will never change anything*
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This includes creeper explosion remains, junk I don't need, saplings, mob drops, and anything else grabbable. If I don't have enough space I just make a trunk.
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Translated.
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Okay, so to summarize so far:
-Physics based survival game
-Players are six inches tall
-Takes place after mankind
-Players can change material
-Player physics is entirely ragdoll based, thus the name.
That was efficient! Maybe I should explain ideas in that way!
"PERMENANT" DEATH - When you die, you become a ghost. Only other ghosts can see ghosts. Players can fly around when dead and cannot be revived until they find a new body. To inhabit a body, ghosts must find and touch a structure made by living players using special bulbs and rods ghosts can interact with. This is the only thing ghosts can see in color to make it easier to find them. This means you can build a robot with mounted weapons to help you kill your enemies, but it will need to be inhabited by a ghost unless you plan to program its brain in manually!
I could babble on forever with this subpar idea of mine, but odds are nobody cares and I'm just wasting my time here typing this. In that case, I'll be back to babble if I get a chance on an actual computer this week. Until then, happy mining, everyone!