Like I said, in my opinion, the word vague is cruel. The connotation of the word is negative, and I feel like people could use other words. But once again it's just my opinion.
This is just my opinion, but a ton of people use the word vague in the suggestion forum, and really, I find it kind of cruel. Although the word vague does apply just fine to when it's used, the word itself has a negative connotation. Why don't people use other words? It makes it seem like it's a really bad, disgusting thing. How about "It needs more details" or "There's not enough info"? It doesn't feel great when you post a thread and someone says that it's vague, it's rather hurtful. I'm not targeting toward anyone in specific, but it really does bother me. Just thought I'd say this,
I've done a ton of research and watched countless videos on this, and whatever people suggest, isn't working for me. Does anyone know a way to do this?
When you say all items... Do you really mean ALL? Because if you do, then wouldn't there be copious amounts of dyed armour and fireworks?
Basically, I'm fine with it as long as there are no command blocks, fireworks, or dyed armour.
By all I don't mean every single item.. I over exaggerated a bit, but I mean items that are actually something that could be used in building. My main point being giant mushrooms. I understand about the command blocks and I didn't think of that really so I'll agree with that. There are too many combinations of fireworks and dyed armour, and they can all be easily crafted.
I don't see the reason for these items to be in the creative menu. They are rare items that can be obtained via commands if you really need them. It is not that hard to type /give @p minecraft:dragon_egg
The reason is because it's creative mode and you should have everything at the click of a button.. why does it matter if they're rare or not. Everything should be available through the inventory, it doesn't make any sense why some items aren't.
I'm sure we've all been to the point where we looked for a certain item in the creative mode inventory, and couldn't find it. So this suggestion is about adding more items to the inventory. Many of these items include; giant mushroom parts, dragon eggs, barriers, mob spawners, etc. These items are only obtained through commands, and well it would be a ton easier if they were just in the inventory. This probably has been suggested before, but not recently at my knowledge. That's practically it, there's not much details aside from that.
Earn the money, it's what I did to buy it. I vacuumed the whole house twice to earn the money. It's not much, but I earned it. So, what's stopping everyone else?
Vacuuming and doing tons of other chores are just a part of my life.. I don't get paid. I have no way to earn money. "Well get a job!" I can't, I'm not old enough. "Just get one from neighbors or something" I live in the middle of nowhere, I'd spend more money getting to someone than actually earning.
I don't like the idea of free Minecraft because well, the company needs money. But I do think that it's a bit expensive for what it is... most games are like that. But, there should be a better demo. It shouldn't have a time limit first of all, but there should be a limit to what the player can do (they can't go to the nether, the end, etc.) A 100 minute trial isn't really fun, and you can't get anything done really in that time (unless you're really good at the game). It won't really encourage players to want to buy it as much as if they could play as long as they want, but get to see what they're missing out on playing.
If you're family can't afford food & is about to lose their house, then how do they have a computer, or internet?
That argument never holds up, no matter what the implications are. Poor, and Computer do not go together in the same sentence.
It's because my dad's job is online on a computer. We HAVE to have it otherwise we wouldn't have anything at all. Don't make assumptions if you don't know the full story. So yes, this argument does hold up with these implications. Also, I never said "poor", I'd rather not use that word, because we are not poor, we are having financial issues.
lets make a suggestion the minecraft forum, which you legally can't use unless you own the game, to suggest a free version! Not only would this bog down servers with multiloggers and hordes of newbs, but it would eliminate any real money from entering the mojang.
1) An easy way to implement mods, plugins, and create servers. Going through all these files really confuses me.
2) More redstone components. People can be more innovative with new components, and make awesome creations.
3) Easier command blocks, instead of typing all these weird patterns and letters and numbers, make it so that it's really easy and the player doesn't need to type anything (unless they want to).
4) A new ore that doesn't add a new tier, and is very useful. Something found in the End
5) A command for changing a player's resource pack. The system checks if a player has a certain pack (each pack is presented with an ID number), and if the player has it, it switches to that pack.
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This is a suggest for vanilla minecraft, not for a modded minecraft.
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By all I don't mean every single item.. I over exaggerated a bit, but I mean items that are actually something that could be used in building. My main point being giant mushrooms. I understand about the command blocks and I didn't think of that really so I'll agree with that. There are too many combinations of fireworks and dyed armour, and they can all be easily crafted.
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The reason is because it's creative mode and you should have everything at the click of a button.. why does it matter if they're rare or not. Everything should be available through the inventory, it doesn't make any sense why some items aren't.
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Vacuuming and doing tons of other chores are just a part of my life.. I don't get paid. I have no way to earn money. "Well get a job!" I can't, I'm not old enough. "Just get one from neighbors or something" I live in the middle of nowhere, I'd spend more money getting to someone than actually earning.
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It's because my dad's job is online on a computer. We HAVE to have it otherwise we wouldn't have anything at all. Don't make assumptions if you don't know the full story. So yes, this argument does hold up with these implications. Also, I never said "poor", I'd rather not use that word, because we are not poor, we are having financial issues.
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It's fairly hard when your family is about to loose their house and can barely afford food
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you don't need the game to use this forum
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XD thanks
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2) More redstone components. People can be more innovative with new components, and make awesome creations.
3) Easier command blocks, instead of typing all these weird patterns and letters and numbers, make it so that it's really easy and the player doesn't need to type anything (unless they want to).
4) A new ore that doesn't add a new tier, and is very useful. Something found in the End
5) A command for changing a player's resource pack. The system checks if a player has a certain pack (each pack is presented with an ID number), and if the player has it, it switches to that pack.