Way I see it, there should be two kinds of NPC. Pigmen, which farm, gather logs / wood / stone / wool and are neutral to the player, and Goblins, which kill pigs for their meat and mine and store materials.
Oh, and they need to be smaller. Say, the top of their heads goes to your shoulders. This would make Pigmen and Goblins a lot more unique.
Variety of races in villages is a great idea! Not sure about the size though. Why not small and large? :smile.gif:
I think it'll be cool, but it all needs to be really spaced out, unlike in Millenaire where there is a village everywhere you look. When you see a village or castle it should be all like "Holy crap, that's awesome" Not "oh look, another one of those thousands of villages" I'd space em out like every 1000 blocks or so :tongue.gif:
Yeah it should pretty rare and if you want to visit it, it should have a really dynamic environment like trading, rumors ("There is a lava island in the middle of the lake."), relationship building (or destroying), etc.
Big, brown and furry with lethal black claws!
it could be 2x2x2 and be able to penetrate dirt, sand, wood and other "lighter" objects and be able to deal great damage to those that dare to fight it with a sword.
Maybe it could drop something really valuable and usefull, it would have to be a rare mob though since it would be a horrible neighbour.
I love this idea. It could charge once it sees you.
An underground map.
A lodestone that pulls in other ores.
More gemstones like sapphire and tourmaline that have unique properties for crafting.
An announced ore that you discover on your own.
This is not pointless because there are so many ways to play Minecraft. He/she is building the most efficient way to create Cacti. It's almost like playing a bean counting or resource management game. On top of it, he/she built a beautiful temple around it. It's brilliant and one of the great possibilities of playing Minecraft.
In the history of MC, has Notch ever created ores without making an announcement so that everyone found it by happenstance? A discovery like that as a player would truly create wonderment in a game.
I would love to see more gemstones like sapphire, ruby, tourmaline, opals. It would be good enough to be only for decorative purposes but what would really make them interesting is if they had properties that people have long believed they have such as healing, scrying, and other mystical or practical properties.
Another one is lodestone. It would be found at or just below the surface (so says Wikipedia) and have magnetic properties. Or say you are mining and come across a small batch of iron ore. You mine it and in the center block is a lodestone. Magnets would give a new mechanical contraption without modernizing the setting too much like pistons do.
I recently started playing and I was curious about what it was like in the early versions. Did Notch tell the players how to craft and what to look for? Was there a Minepedia so that players like myself can look up how to do things?
On one hand, it would be great to find new blocks, crafts, mobs without knowing but on the other hand, the resources have helped me get started.
This is not pointless because there are so many ways to play Minecraft. He/she is building the most efficient way to create Cacti. It's almost like playing a bean counting or resource management game. On top of it, he/she built a beautiful temple around it. It's brilliant and one of the great possibilities of playing Minecraft.
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Variety of races in villages is a great idea! Not sure about the size though. Why not small and large? :smile.gif:
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Yeah it should pretty rare and if you want to visit it, it should have a really dynamic environment like trading, rumors ("There is a lava island in the middle of the lake."), relationship building (or destroying), etc.
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I love this idea. It could charge once it sees you.
Also another vote for a water mob.
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A lodestone that pulls in other ores.
More gemstones like sapphire and tourmaline that have unique properties for crafting.
An announced ore that you discover on your own.
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"Simply download them and place the .zip file as-is into the texturepacks folder."
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In my experience this is definitely true. It's not YOUR game.
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Another one is lodestone. It would be found at or just below the surface (so says Wikipedia) and have magnetic properties. Or say you are mining and come across a small batch of iron ore. You mine it and in the center block is a lodestone. Magnets would give a new mechanical contraption without modernizing the setting too much like pistons do.
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I recently started playing and I was curious about what it was like in the early versions. Did Notch tell the players how to craft and what to look for? Was there a Minepedia so that players like myself can look up how to do things?
On one hand, it would be great to find new blocks, crafts, mobs without knowing but on the other hand, the resources have helped me get started.
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