Just defeated the Ender Dragon on hardcore so am stoked.
I went to the end with all diamond armor, Chest armor protection III and pants protection IV, the boots feather falling and pumpkin as a helmet. Each dragon attack took about 2-3 away from me which was manageable.
I had played through the game once previously in co-op mode with my wife, in that game I died something like 17 times so very happy with adjusting my playing style to get through on hardcore.
Spawned a random seed and got seed: 5848308760859771860
Spawned in a covered forest biome and got out of there as soon as I could due to the covered forest providing too much protection from the sun for mob.
Went searching for a new home and discovered there is a mass, and I mean a mass of gravel around this seed. I am talking mountains of it. I set up shop in a clearing and set to work starting a farm and securing my food supply. One trip on to a hill in search of water and I spot a village nearby so obvious move was to re-locate there. Spent the rest of the game there and the surrounds.
What is more interesting is just a short run away was yet another village, close enough to build a long, long tunnel between them which is what I ended up doing to take advantage of villager trades. After a lot of mining and trading with villagers to get ender eyes I was ready to activate the end portal.
I did venture in to the nether to secure a blaze rod and some nether wart along with a few ghast tears for potions. Entered the end with a about 8 stacks of snowballs, 4 stacks of arrows, full set of replacement diamond armor, 8 golden apples, 2 enchanted golden apples, 6 regernation II potions and lots of food + spare bow and pumpkin for my head.
Easily killed the dragon with this equipment, and used one enchanted apple, two golden apples and two regen potions doing so. Did not use the snowballs at all, only used my bow, and sword.
Here are some tips from what I learned a long the way, no doubt there is extensive info out there on minecrafting, but this is just my take on how I went about it.
Hardcore from the beginning I approached with the work ethic to take no risks, or at least, very minimal risks. I started out just to see how close I could get to the end without dying and work my way towards completion in successive game worlds.
Took me 2.33 days game-time to complete it. Walked 223km and dealt 13k damage, received 5k.
I killed 897 mobs total, 21 Creeper, 43 Skeletons, 54 Spiders, 158 Zombies, 9 Ghasts, 6 Zombie Pigman, 2 Enderman, 20 Blaze, 44 Magma Cube, 24 squid plus a bunch of farmed mobs.
So, my tips: For whatever they are worth. I tried to make them more than just the basic tips.
1) Secure you food supply early, find a village if you can and forget meat for food, just grow potato as your only food source.
2) Forget endermen if you can, and trade with villagers for your ender eye's. If you have to fight villagers wait until you have protection enchantments on two armor, and sharpness on a diamond sword.
3) Don't go out of a night. If you happen to find a village and wall it in. You will notice mobs tend to congregate at one point along each side wall trying to get in. Capitalize on this by digging a hole in front of their position exposing their legs. This is an invaluable source of experience.
4) Mine all redstone and lapis you find. Great experience builders. Even if you chuck them on the ground after.
5) Mine with a diamond pickaxe all the time. The durability of the pickaxe, and the mining speed mean you get through a stack of mining before the pick breaks, and by then you have generally found enough diamond to replace it, usually more than enough. I was finding a diamond pickaxe lasted around 64 torches spacing the torches about 10 blocks apart.
6) Mining again, seal those tunnels off with a block low down once you finish each tunnel. This was with the branch mining method. Stops mobs sneaking up on you if you have a darker spot in there somewhere.
7) Attacking a nether fortress: Whilst outside, every intersection or every so often, build a 2 block high archway to run through as this blocks wither skeletons chasing you, and gives you a shield against blaze attacks. Once you engage a blaze spawner, you can safely attack and remove it by digging down three blocks and tunneling directly under the spawner and take it out. What I did was tunnel up one block prior to it, then set up a trap so blazes the fell down my hole, could not hit me, but I could hit them, via exposing their legs by digging a hole just below where they land, and blocking their face height in.
8) Moving around in the nether. Take plenty of cobblestone and build defensive walls about 6 blocks wide, three blocks high frequently. Gives you some protection when a ghast suddenly attacks. Also makes it easier to find your way home.
9) In the overworld, forget torch trails leading home from places, instead build 5 block high cobblestone towers, you could even place a block at the top as a ledge pointing the way home. You can see a cobblestone tower much much further away than a torch trail.
10) The stronghold. Once you locate a stronghold, dig all around the roof exposing it's size. Then dig exploration holes in the roof to see what is in the various sections. If your lucky (I was) you will expose the end portal and then you can dig down to it easily killing the spawner, and sealing off the room. I got it done with no fight at all against any silverfish, creepers etc.
Thats it, really enjoyed playing and defeating the ender dragon on hardcore and very happy to get it done on the first attempt. Now, what is this wither I keep hearing about :-)
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Jun 23, 20141
knight_76 posted a message on I beat hardcore :-) - My tips and story. Spoilers.Posted in: Survival Mode -
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ChunkNinja posted a message on Saturday with Sach: The Villager Project, Day 1Very interesting to see.Posted in: Minecraft News
I have attempted a similar version of this scientific study on a villager population near my own residence, however many of them had already died (most likely due to falling into holes and starving to death) and the remaining population were swiftly eliminated by their fascination with their strange, undead counterparts (Zombius Groanus). All in all i decided about three days in that a villager's life is best lived when they are stuck in small cages from which they are forced to trade away all their belongings. -
Jun 2, 20141
Drakoflame posted a message on Detailed Nether Villagers (Lots of Images)so... I spend about half a hour reading just about every comment made way back in '12... and damn... people, suck it up and grow a pair. ITS JUST A FREEKING IDEA! so what if they look like demons... they look more like humans with horns, a bone arm, and fuzzy clothing... and so what if they have gore... you don't think the other billion and a half games out there DON'T have gore? pshh... CoD, Halo, GoW, WoW, LoL... need I go on? Now that all may be irrelivant and worked out already... but I needed to get that off my chest...Posted in: Suggestions
Now, to the reason why I wanted to comment:
I spend about half an hour oogling over the idea of this before finally seeing that this was a suggestion... I felt my heard die... I thought this was a mod and I was super exited to download it... But I guess that isn't a thing... Perhaps a modder could pick this up, throw some code at it and have an amazing mod! Its super well thought out, lots of detail, images for reffernce and its even got a decent amount of babies ing themself wining and crying about it saying "oh but its to much like hell" or "I don't like blood you have to get rid of it or people with think Minecraft is about satanic worship" and my favorite "but why not PigZombies? their already in the nether". That one gets me every time~.
So, If a modder see's this Idea, and is willing to work with it, you would be loved, and alot of 10 year old babies who play CoD without a problem will wine and complain about a little bit of pixilated redness on a bone, when for all they know it could just be a bit of crushed up netherack on the bone or even the skin wrapping over it...
Please, this looks so cool and I'd love to play with this if it were a mod! -
May 20, 20141
ZaffreAqua posted a message on NEW Nether and End dimension additions | Now with Pictures + Poll!Posted in: SuggestionsQuote from Vorpal_theFox
The reason for the fast lava is because it acts as water would in the overworld, i believe it's the same speed and spread as overworld water. For obsidian to form, there has to be moisture to cause the lava to harden and make volcanic glass, "hell" is much too hot for water to exist, the temperature is to hot, that water "evaporates" nearly instantly (reason why you can't place water in nether), meaning the lava not only wouldn't harden, but would also be more liquid. I don't think adding a dragon to hell will be fun or enjoyable, as it's another mob to knock you into the nether's many lava oceans, and Chromatic dragons are hardly ever neutral, as they have valuables to protect. even though they won't teleport within 12 blocks of you, it's still OP, as you can check your back before starting a build, or farming in the end, and right as you turn a way, an ender creeper teleport behinds you and paces towards you, creepers in the overworld are enough to deal with, and having one that can teleport, regardless of circumstances, is doing to have players not want to use the version they're included in, or atleast many "old school" kind of players and builders.
Well I actually checked as far as lava speed, and lava flows only ever so slightly slower than water. It's also annoying to get instakilled when your mining for quartz.
I was going to add a note on lack of moisture/cool temperatures in the nether as far as obsidian formation, but minecraft doesnt need %100 percent logic. However, Minecraft doesnt rely on %0 logic either. I mostly added this to change up the terrain a bit and to have a slight reason why the portal is obsidian and not dirt.
As for the dragon, looking at the standpoint how I made it, the risk is traversing the nether to find a dragon's home, and the reward is not any loot (Buddy, if there was gonna be loot I would've said so
) but rather the dragon itself. The dragon itself is not immediatly hostile, only attacking back when attacked. Now I WAS going to make these guys tamable, however I scrapped that idea.
For Ender George (I call creepers george sometimes, dont ask why.) considering that these guys and other ender mobs (with exceptions of the Endermites and Endermen) are able to spawn only after the Ender Dragon has been defeated you shouldn't have that much to deal with. Not only that but since its the "final" area of the game you're pretty well equipped. That said, these guys are rarer than Endermen, and Endermen are much more dangerous than these guys. 20 hearts of health, 2 hit kill you in hard mode if unarmored, and teleport right into your face. Now that isratherextremely dangerous right there. And the considering again that they spawn after the dragon has been slain, parts of the end are going to be lit up so they cannot spawn. And why would you farm for anything in the end apart from endermen? Unless we're assuming that every minecraft player has the IQ of a potato, not much should be a problem with these guys. That, or your sound system is broken. Anyway, creepers in the overworld are easier than you think, unless you have no armor, lagging, wood sword, and no shelter on hard mode. Then they're a big issue. And as for players and versions, that happens every single update! You're going to have people like that, but will update regardless of the given situation. -
May 16, 2014
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ZaffreAqua posted a message on NEW Nether and End dimension additions | Now with Pictures + Poll!Hello everyone. Before I begin I'd like for you all to know that I have read forum rules and this is also my 1st thread I've made on here. So, on to what you came here for.Posted in: Suggestions
So I'm hanging out in the nether and end, and notice that they're both kind of empty. Not only that, but it feels more like a chore than an opportunity to go to either. Well, lets change that! I've came up with some suggestions for them and I would like to hear your thoughts on them! So here they are!
NOTE: I will not be including any new boss mobs. Golems are a possiblilty, but not planned at the moment.
The Nether:
Mechanics:
In older versions of Minecraft I have noticed that the nether had no real fog. That is no longer the case. I mean, I get it it's another dimension and practically hell, but it's just a tad mor enjoyable when you can actually see things around you. I wouldn't necessarily go for completely removing it, but rather increasing the distance that it starts from about 1.5x – 2.0x from where it starts now. I am not talking about void fog, keep in mind.
The lava flows a wee bit fast, wouldnt decrease by much considering its so darn hot down there, but reducing it to about %75-%80 of its current speed would be nice, so you can actually escape from it in time.
Terrain generation:
New obsidian beaches bordering the vast lava oceans. It only makes sense as well, considering that you make a portal of obsidian to get here, and when lava reaches the edges, chances are in realistic terms it's going to cool into obsidian.
Nether Dungeon. Nothing too special about it, basicly just a dungeon in the nether with the exception of it's made out of nether brick. Also, there will be chances of these to generate with up to 3-4 dungeons forming a single large one. The loot in here is generated the same as a nether fortress.
Nether temples. These somewhat rare structures generate very similar to a jungle temple. I will see if I can provide screenshots in the future of a better representation of them as I will modify them slightly. These will have an unactivated nether portal inside them.
Draconic caverns. These rare caves are large, and will have Wyverns spawn inside them. And no, theres no loot for ye to plunder. We aren't talking about Landia or Smuag here.
Rift zone: This large area has more lava than normal, has obsidian, and even has Gold ore Redstone ore, and rarely Diamond ore and Emerald ore. Also generates with stone, and spatter cones at the bottom. If you want to know what these cones are: http://en.wikipedia....ne#Spatter_cone
Giant mushrooms now have a chance to generate as well.
Mobs:
Wyvern
Okay, lets face it; you saw this one coming hands down no questions asked. Now I know there was a post regarding this already, but that thread aimed for it basicly being an enderdragon in the nether. This is not the case.
Behavior towards the player: Neutral
HP: 50 hearts
AI: Though mostly hanging out in their caves/lairs they will occasionally venture outside of them to fly about the nether. Will sometimes look at the player and if within a 100 block radius may land close to the player to check them out. Will attack if attacked and will sometimes breath fire if aggravated.
Size: About %75 the size of the Ender Dragon, subject to change
Damage: Easy:2 hearts Normal: 3 and 1/3 hearts Hard: 6 hearts
Model: I may post a model, but it may be a while before I do.
Here's the post I mentioned:
http://www.minecraft...r#entry31298608
Rack beetle.
Behavior towards the player: Hostile
HP: 12 hearts
Armor: 1 and 1/2 armor points
AI: Spawn rate is between Zombie Pigmen and Magma Cubes. Is fire resistant. Only spawn in groups.
Size: 1x1x2
Damage: Same as spiders. This includes difficulty changes. However, they may also set you on fire starting on Normal.
Drops: Infernal Venom. Can be also used for fire resistance potions.
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Adiabatic creep
Behavior towards the player: Hostile
HP: 10 hearts
AI: Spawn rate is slightly higher than magma cubes. Main AI is same as normal creepers. Immune to fire.
Damage: Same as normal creepers, except lights some blocks on fire.
Drops: Gunpowder, rarely blaze powder
Pigman: This mob is the effect of giving a zombie pigman a splash potion of weakness, and a golden carrot. Nothing too special really, has 10 hearts, gold sword, and acts like a villager. Will also locate a portal and go through it if in the nether. And also will attempt to locate a village if one is near. The difference however, is that they will fight back against zombies and zombie pigmen. Will also regen like the player.
Sand Crawler:
I was looking for a small bug like critter to roam the Nether's depths. This critter may in the end look something like a grub, or a ghast in pupa stage. Maybe even a head crab but we'll see.
Behavior towards the player: Hostile
HP: 4 hearts
AI: Spawns only in soul sand deposits, and rarely in deserts in the overworld. Can climb walls and stick to them, can even go upside down no problem. Will often wander from where they spawned. Does not suffocate.
Damage: Same as Endermite
Drops: Leather, sometimes sand or soul sand
A mob like a Sea serpent like leviathin may appear in oceans and lava oceans in the dimensions respectivly, but must be awakened first.
Blazes will have a very rare chance to spawn in the lava oceans.
Magma cubes now spawn more commonly outside of nether fortresses.
Magma Cubes also cannot swim, and if it dies of water damage as they will take damage from that, snowballs, and rain, will turn into a block of stone.
Bats can now spawn in the nether.
Blocks:
New Mushrooms:
Mostly added for extra atmosphere, easier to get mushroom stew, and new giant mushrooms. But I don't know if I'll keep this one.
Nectite: This ore is found only in the nether, and is a orange color. It is used to craft Nectite blocks, and the special Nectite B.O.A.T.. (Let me know if you get the reference I made there ) Is also used for making Nectite tools/weapons and armor. Whats special about the Sword is that without enchantments it sets mobs on fire, and a full set of the armor which is chain strength, gives you fire resistance. As for the other tools and the boat, the tools are iron strength but cannot mine redstone, diamond, gold, or emerald, and the boat is fire and lava proof. What all of these Nectite tools and what not have in common, they cannot be destroyed in entity form by lava or fire.
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The End:
Mechanics:
No changes here as of writing/typing this.
Terrain generation:
The End will have smaller islands generating infinitely around the main island.
A new ore known as “Void Quartz” now generates.
Mobs:
EDIT: These guys will more than likely spawn AFTER the dragon has been defeated, as it will be a pain in the neck to deal with some speedy slimes and a speedy teleporting creeper. The Endermen and the dragon are enough.
Ender Rhomb.
So I got the idea from when I was thinking about Slimes and Magma Cubes. There were 2 Slimes each for a different dimension, so why leave out The End? Now there is already an idea for an “Ender Cube” but this one is different from that. I will provide a link to that thread though despite that.
Behavior towards the player: Hostile
HP: Have the same armor and HP stats as Magma Cubes.
AI: Spawns 1/12th as often as Endermen. Has a low initial aggro radius, but will not stop chasing so long there is a line of sight. Similar to zombies. These mobs are faster than magma cubes and slimes.
Size: Same as normal Slime, though size 6 Ender Rhombs have a rare chance of spawning.
Damage: Keeping it the same as Magma Cubes for now.
Drops: Mystic Plasma
Ender Creeper.
Now before you panic or get too excited I have no plans of making this one too OP.
Behavior towards the player: Hostile
HP: 10 Hearts
AI: Spawns 1/20th as often as Endermen. Is faster than normal creepers. Also has a small chance to teleport when below 4 hearts of HP. Will not teleport within a 10 block radius of the player.
Size: Same as normal creeper, however may have slightly taller legs and different torso
Damage: Considering this guy is harder to engage in battle, they're explosion will be the same as normal creepers.
Drops: Gunpowder and rarely Ender Pearls.
Ender Rhomb alternate texture
Scorpion.
Awe yeah, watch out spiders, theres a new arthropod in town!
HP: 15 Hearts
AI: Spawns 1/20th as often as Endermen. Has the ability to spray acid at the player. Can also spray ender acid.
Size: Roughly a tad larger than spiders
Damage: 1 heart more powerful than spiders on all difficulties. Has the chance to also poison.
Drops: Acid sac
Rift ray a.k.a. Nachze, a.k.a. End Glider
HP: 10 hearts
AI: Spawns 1/50th as often as Endermen. Flys. Shoots acidic charges if aggravated. Aggravated when a End mob is slain with the Rift Ray in sight of it.
Size: Relativley flat, shaped like a Manta Ray with 3 tails. Overall size is comparable to ghasts.
Damage: Inflicts no melee damage, but rather damages via its acidic charges. The charges reach you twice as fast as ghasts fireballs do. Apart from dealing 8 hearts if a direct hit on hard mode, also spawns a source block of End matter where it hits.
Drops: Acid sac and the same amount of XP as a blaze. Rarely drops Hyper matter and a void quartz crystal.
Ender Crystals now give off a glare like effect if your an X distance away from them.
Silverfish that go through the End Portal turn into Endermites.
The Ender Dragon may hover and spew Ender Acid, like in the console versions.
Items:
Mystic Plasma: Drops from Ender Rhombs. Can be used for potions of Jump Boost. Can also be used to craft a Mystic Slime block.
Acidic Ectoplasm: Crafted by putting 8 acid sacs around a piece of Hyper Matter. Used in brewing to create the new potion of Dissolving. Whilst under this effect you may go through a block(s) and it may be broken.
Amethyst crystal: Drops from the ore block. Used for crafting the Void Quartz blocks.
Blocks:
Mystic Slime block: would behave very similar to that of the normal slime block. This however will put equal force upwards as was exerted downwards, that can lead to an infinite loop. Can stop this by sneaking when you land on the block. Can also walk on it faster than normal blocks. These blocks do not stick with normal slime blocks.
End matter: The liquid of The End, this liquid has a similar look to water, but purple. This liquid is not pleasent to swim in however, as if you do, you will get the following effects: Poison 2, Nausea, and Weakness II, and a new effect, Teleportation. Teleportation does what it says, right clicking somewhere bare handed will let you be able to teleport to that spot. Amplified, depending on how much, gives you the ablility to teleport that many times. This however, apart from the other effects you just got whilst in that End matter, will give you damage whenever you teleport, albiet smaller damage than an ender pearl.
Amethyst ore and décoration blocks: The ore generates randomly both in the main island and the smaller islands around it. Has about as many blocks in it as coal ore veins. Rarity is the same Nether Quartz in the nether. The decoration blocks are crafted the same way as the Nether Quartz ones are. These blocks however, when used in tandem with a beacon and the dragon egg, can re-summon the Ender Dragon.. This can only be done once, however and the dragon will be much more powerful than the 1st.
End Stalk: This new mushroom is 2 blocks tall, with a white stem and purple cap. Used for making a new type of mushroom stew that gives you resist I and night vision to help you out in the end if your in there for a long time. These blocks also give off light.
Endrygon a.k.a. Nagon: This rare blueish ore is found towards the bottom of the islands. It is used to upgrade golems, be it snow or iron. How this works? Well, you install new cores in to them by right clicking with 1 Gem if snow, and 1 Block if Iron. This gives Iron Golems enhanced AI, the ability to sprint, the ability to regen akin to the player, obtain an armor rating of full iron, and also moves underwater. For Snow Golems, they cannot melt, deal 1-3 HP of damage per hit of a snowball, regen when on top of a snow or ice block, along with enhancing AI. Both will back off to regen if they're facing too great a foe at too low health. Also can be used to craft a special anvil that will not fall nor break from use/falling, and a special Altar to upgrade potions level from 1 or II to III and IV, and get enchantment levels on tools and weapons up to X. To get them to level X however, it may take 50 levels, and the chances of better enchantments decrease with higher level tool tiers. Gold tools cannot be enchanted by it. Can also be crafted into Endrygon blocks.
The actual End Portal block itself should give off a sound, like the Nether Portal block. However lets hope we get a different sound than the nether portal, as I despise that sound.
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I'd top hear your feedback and constructive criticisism!
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Apr 9, 20141
Carrotcake85 posted a message on How do I convince parents for minecraft PC?Posted in: Discussion
One tip i can give you is to not badger them to get it. Then you won't get it at all. They might be teaching you to manage your money since they won't listen to you paying for it. Try abstaining from spending for awhile, the only reason i get my games it that i wait sometimes months for sales.
Additionally, Practice self control, go outside, and wait until they think that you won't stare at a computer for 4 hours at a time.
Maybe it's just me, but i have an online school and i have not noticed any side affect other then increased alertness to sitting about 6-12 a day -
Apr 8, 20142
ScooterinAb posted a message on How do I convince parents for minecraft PC?I'm come over from tabletop gaming, the most controversial, misunderstood, and openly hated hobby ever (you know, aside from drugs). The keys is to overcome any objections your parents put forward. If they complain about the cost, explain that it's one time $20-something cost, and among the cheapest video games on the market. If they say that you already own it, mention that the PC version has the added bonus of being able to play with other humans, not just sitting alone with your phone 2 inches from your face for a few hours. If they complain about the violence (which isn't even a real thing, considering the game's rating), explain about creative mode and maybe show them creative server videos like World of Keralis (where people build apartments and office towers). If they complain about it being a time waster, explain that there are way less engaging activities that you could be doing (watching TV, lying on the couch, etc). If they don't want to use their credit card, mention that you can either buy a prepaid credit card to buy it or the apparent Minecraft cards (which I wasn't aware of). Basically, get your parents to use their words like big boys and girls and actually explain why they don't want you to have it, and then use your words like a big boy or girl to explain why you want it.Posted in: Discussion
On the flip side though, don't be whiny, annoying, and naggy about it. Explain to your parents how much you like the game is words they can understand (remember, they don't play), but don't whine or cry or beg while doing so. You can go with the benefits of gaming angle (which is really boss reading), but your parents might think you're trying to trick them. Use facts, not emotions, to sway them.
At the end of the day, while it is up to parents to decide on things like this, we live in the 21st century, not the 1950s. Any parent with children under the age of 20 should at least be willing to hear the out their children and rationalize their decision instead of pulling that "I'm the parent" garbage. And this is coming from a 30 year old and an uncle, not a kid who isn't getting what he wants. -
Apr 1, 20142
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Mar 23, 20144
Billsofat posted a message on "...But I'm from Planet minecraft..." and other sad stories of those who try to get O.P.edNoob: Hello, I am from planet Minecraft and I need op!Posted in: Discussion
*Nobody answers*
Noob: I need op help! Or i will become op!
*still nobody answers*
Noob: I am op guys, GIVE ME OP BECAUSE I AM FROM PLANET MINECRAFT
Random Person: Dude, shut up, we are not dumb and you are not getting op.
Noob: Please I need op so I can destroy the spawn for planet minecraft! (yes, he actually said that!)
Me: First of all, we are not retarted. Second, why would the staff give you op so you can break the spawn?
Noob: Shut up, you should not be talking you are a default rank and I am op.
EVERYBODY: You are one too lol!
Me: Can someone ban this retarded 4 year old?
Random person: Where is (admins name) when we need him?
Noob: Please I need op so I can break the spawn?
Random person: and you think planet minecraft will like it?
Noob: Yes thats what they want!
Noob: Can I please have op so I can break the spawn????
*Noob repeats that like 1500 times*
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I have come to a decision about this series. I have decided to continue playing the world, but not doing updates. Instead, I will post up cool things I do periodically to showcase certain things in my world. I feel this will be more fun for me so I don't have to worry about getting the right number of pictures, having enough words, ect. I hope you understand.
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Mods:
I am using the Attack of the B Team modpack which can be found on the Technic Launcher, here
(1.1) The Glorious Beginning!
(2.1) Rare Sheep?
My first ravine so far!
Better yet! It's a double ravine!
Egad! The Doctor has been skeletonized! =O
First of all, hi Mr. Enderman! Second of all, why are all the windows made of iron bars? :S
I made another luggage! I named him Kent.
I lit up the village to limit zombie spawning rates.
A backpack! It ended up breaking, and it took up my chestplate slot. It's a backpack though! XD
In normal difficulty at least they can't get in...
Oops! I was making my diamond armor and accidentally made two pairs of pants.. My bad.
Murray, meet Kent! Kent, meet Murray! lol
I ended up going mining in that ravine!
A pink sheep!
I think a house over there could look quite nice!
I found a witches' circle. I'll keep it in mind because Witches do well in the MFR Auto-spawner..
Somehow my machines got duped in the backpack.. I smell a glitch. (Don't worry, I'll get rid of the extra stuff..)
Go away Tentacool! This isn't Pokemon! XD
Mesa biomes look amazing in Sphax!
Can someone direct me to the Easter Bunny's house?
It can't rain in Mesa biomes. Smart Enderman!
Hi, Mr. Zombie!
See ya, Mr. Zombie!
I'm ready to begin construction of my house! I'm going to make a hobbit hole!
Almost ready to begin at least. I needed food and a creeper blew up in the farm.
Hmmm... It needs to be wider I think.
Much better!
Looking good! It needs something though
Better...
Almost there!
Perfect! It only took almost 30 stairs too!
That hat name... XD
Don't even think about it! D:
Let this be a warning to your kind! MUAHAHA
This is painfully ironic...
All the villagers appear to be gone! Including the Necromancer with the good trade!
I'm replacing the stone with logs for the walls.
I also got the floor done in the entrance hall.
I wonder if these used to be villagers.
Time to move stuff from my old chest to the new house!
There, all moved in!
It annoys me how much silicon looks like coal...
I think that Coven Witch might be following me... lol
I like how spiders don't attack in daylight.
For some reason this made me think of Dumbledore as an animagus..
I'm running low on coal. Marvelous.
Expansion time! I'm making a 13x13x3 room. This will take a while...
O= Mind is blown! The chest next to the crafting station shows up!
I got the mining done.. Now I'm going to line the walls with logs.
On a side note, this was what the witches' circle hopper had in it.
Creepers are already defacing my hill!
Ok, I have over a stack of logs! Remember the trees who gave their trunks for this room!
I am the king of misplacements! lol
I have one wall done! I'm going to need more wood.
That's two walls!
I was running out of trees so I replanted some.
The moment of truth!
Walls done and lit up! Now for the plank floor and ceiling.
First I need to get rid of this stone floor.
Done! Now for the ceiling! (I got this done but forgot to screenshot it. *face palm*)
A spider spawned. Time for more lights!
I made a small lamp. I'll replace it with a lamp as soon as I get the materials.
I kid you not. THREE creepers tried to blow me up on this very spot.
I can now charge my energy cell!
I made a small room to hide my electric equipment. The machines go in the gaps. I'll make more as needed.
Power setup complete!
My energy cell is charging up!
My pulverizers first job is to pulverize some bones!
I made some ghost blocks from the secret rooms mod to allow entrance to my tech room without a hole in the wall.
I can now go right through that block!
Full power!
Next stop: Portal room and the Nether!
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- BakeryCraft - Adds a lot of new foods.
- Barrels Mod - Adds barrels that can store a ton of one item.
- Better Furnaces - Adds upgrades to the furnace
- Bibliocraft - Adds a lot of cool storage and misc items.
- Damage Indicators - Let's you see a mob's health and potion effects
- Deconstruction Mod - Let's you turn certain items back into their crafting recipes.
- Emerald and Obsidian Tools - Adds emerald and obsidian tools and armor.
- Enchanting Plus - Adds an advanced enchantment table so you can choose your enchantments.
- Extra Utilities - Adds many useful items.
- Golem World - Adds a lot more golems.
- ID Fix Minus - Fixes any ID conflicts.
- Infernal Mobs - Applies buffs to random mobs.
- Morph Mod - If you kill a mob you can morph into it and get any special abilities it has.
- Nether X - Makes the Nether more exciting.
- Not Enough Items - Let's you see every item in the game and their crafting recipes.
- Optifine HD - Adds more graphics settings.
- Zan's Minimap(Replaced Rei's Minimap) - Let's you set waypoints and shows a small map of the area you're in.
- TreeCapitator - Makes chopping down trees easier.
- Waila - Tells you what you are looking at and what mod it's from.
New Mods:Inventory Tweaks - Let's you sort your chests and inventory with ease.
Natural Biomes 2 - Adds natural looking biomes to Minecraft.
ich is why it's a Steve. I fix it later in the update.)
Preparations! (3.1)
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