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Interesting haha, might it be some remnant memories of a hard working office day?
PS: What do you guys think would be the recipe for a refrigerator block? I'm curious.
lol just made this on the spot. Couldn't think of anything else
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I always use a different password such as "LOLOLOL" or "password87" for those kind of servers.
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sometime pre alpha and on what is today called classic and on unpaid versions. I dont think I bought the game till around 2010-2011 winter when beta came out
still miss the New icton videos I remember those were really entertaining. Sucks minecraft is filled with a bunch of 8 year olds now. Community used to be really good and now its blah
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I'm no server owner, but here's a tip that might help you: Explain what your plugin actually does instead of simply expecting people to download it.
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My favorite theory is that cats think creepers are big green scratching posts.
No wonder creepers want to get the heck away from kitties.
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I'd say it is people who can't understand why you don't play the latest version; for example, right after I made a detailed post explaining why I still play in 1.6.4 somebody just had to ask why I don't play on newer versions (sigh).
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Look I understand the Pvp's are happy and I know people have been wanting things more complicated. But at the same time you need to understand that Minecraft is at its core simple. Look at it this way the crit mechanics in the game have always been questionable for many. Basically your making combat revolve entirely around jumping timing and special ,moves.(Just a metaphor...) Things that quite frankly the average Minecraft player largely ignored on a day to day basis. Yes you can say their adding new moves and shields, but as always... a vast majority of the players are going to want to ignore it.
Yes the mobs need to be harder, but please remember until you run into a zombie with full diamond and a speed potion, the mobs are still the same. After enchantments, potions and now arrows, the mobs are still for the most part normal. Making a combat mode that is much more cumbersome to use will not change that. Personally I am not looking forwarded to the new combat, because quite simply I have no intention of breaking out a street fighter move every time I run into a zombie. Now if you absolutely insist on changing the mode of combat than I would simply suggest you do that, and make a combat mode. Pvp's could have their cake and normal Mincrafters who don't want to run into Blanka in a cave could have theirs.
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So when we fly back up in creative mode... we're going faster than light? Ha! I knew that technology would exist one day
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Food is vital in survival, which I think a lot of people kind of neglect.
In addition to your hunger bar, you have what's known as saturation, which acts kind of like additional, invisible hunger points. Food items like cooked pork, cooked beef, cooked mutton or cooked fish fills up more saturation than items like carrots, breads or potatoes. Raw food, of course, usually fill the least saturation. All this saturation thing is in addition and independent to the hunger drumstick points you see on the screen.
Why I think food is important is because your health regenerates very quickly when your hunger and saturation are full, which can really save your life at times. So yeah, I often start a wheat farm and round up animals as soon as possible to secure a more-than enough source of food. When you have that, the rest becomes much easier as you can regenerate health quickly by just filling up your hunger bar.
More details on hunger from the game wiki.