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Quote from DuhDerp»

Any role that the zombie pigmen was able to fill in 1.15 and earlier will be getting filled by the zombie piglin in 1.16 and later. Like a retcon, for all intents and purposes the zombie pigman has never existed in Minecraft.

Not really a retcon per se, more so a reskin and rename. As far as I am aware, Zombie Piglins behave near exactly to Zombie Pigmen if not exactly. But yes, you are right. Zombie Pigmen basically do not exist in the regard of what story, lore, or implementation to what they were suppose to be.

Emeralds should stay solely as a currency. The game's currency IS emerald. Just like real money, it should have no other uses if you ask me.

I beg to differ. I like the Java Creative inventory. It is much better than how it was WAY back when it was actually just a list of all of the blocks and items. I think if you start adding subsections into the creative inventory, it would be a lot harder to find individual items or blocks. The best thing I can suggest is adding more categories, but still I think how things are categorized now is pretty good.

"-There's a bug where when you do Ctrl + I/U/B, it makes a space before the word (this is on the Minecraft Forums, not Minecraft itself). Someone plz fix it."

I'd report that elsewhere such as here.

That may sound easy and all, but there is probably a level of difficulty to conquering a bastion. Early game bastion hunting may be more difficult than expected, especially on harder difficulties.

If anything, I think the late game suffers a bit more with netherite gear spawning within bastions. On the other hand, It does remove some of the tedium from the original method of getting netherite. The balance issue here is how do you make late game items fun, but difficult to get?

I'd say another approach to this issue would be if there were locked chests with some means of getting a key, then the implementation of netherite gear as loot would be more balanced. Maybe it'd be cool for them to implement another boss, the Pig Kinglin, that resides in the bastions and that is how you obtain access to locked chests.

No, I do not really think I expected something different. Mojang seems to have come up with a more fantastical approach towards a delta. To me, their delta represents more of a dornmant/active volcanic zone rather than some sort of flow of lava. And to me, what you described sounds more like lava tubes instead of lava deltas. At least with the way deltas are right now, they look like formations from volcanic activity within a much wider space. It really does feel like volcanic remains, especially with Mojang's push for ambience.

• Create multiple creative tabs with one tab pack
• Create custom creative tabs with custom inventories
• Custom creative tabs can include modded items
• Customize creative tabs by assigning custom names to custom tabs
• Customize creative tabs by giving them an item icon of your choice (this includes modded items)
• Customize creative tabs by giving them a custom background image
• Customized creative tabs can include special NBT items as well as modded items
• Allows for any sort of organization of the tab inventory

Since Tab Packs come in the form of resource packs, it makes it easy for Tab Pack creators to share custom creative inventories with their friends, and/or with the internet.

Note: It is highly recommended to check the wiki of the mod to get fully detailed explanations about features of the mod.

Planned Features/Todo:

You can find a list of all what is planned for the future of the mod over here.

Important Links:

• The official wiki for this mod can be found here.
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Quote from xDadiKx1»

I don't like any of those textures.

Maybe they should add an option to change to the original texture pack or new texture pack

I've been around with Minecraft for a very long time, almost since when it first came out. Honestly these changes interest me and I respect that they are changing up the textures a bit. People need to start embracing change because change can be good. We still have yet to see a final product, and considering people know Minecraft as it is right now, it is hard to judge the look and feel of the final product since we are so familiar with the old textures. Once all the textures are standardized under one style, I bet there will be a lot more of a cohesive flow with how the world feels in general. We've not been exposed to the whole world looking different due to the changes so we cannot say much about the final product. We may hate individual textures, but have no clue how they blend and feel with the other new textures.

Personally I think everyone shouldn't jump the gun on this and should only really give their final opinion once we get a final product, but my current feel for these changes are skeptical, but very interested for the change. I feel like I will like these new textures a lot, but that may or may not change when I am/we are able to feel out these textures for ourselves in our own worlds.

Aww, that is wonderful and cute the start of an amazing builder. Tell him the MCF thinks it is wonderful

The nerf is little bit better, but normal shields already have pretty unbalanced buffs it brings to the game. I honestly think you cant go any farther than what we currently have with the regular shield. The regular shield, off the top of my head, already provides immunity to creeper explosions, immunity to arrows, and next to near immunity to regular damage. Consider shields are already strong as is, I don't think it would be wise to have it increased immunity to expand towards axe immunity. That sort of makes it completely unfair in PVP. I find the vanilla shield needs a nerfing, not just this.

No suppport.

There used to be legends. Legends of places below the previously conceived bottom of the Overworld. Some said that the Bedrock was the end of the line, while others said that it was just a barrier protecting us from what lies below. -DesinitDraco

Deeper Caves has been updated to 1.0.0 for Minecraft 1.7.10!

Deeper Caves has reached 10000 downloads! Thanks for trying my mod, comment if you like it (or if you don't)!

Deeper Caves is on GitHub! The repository is at https://github.com/Valiec/DeeperCaves

This mod can also be downloaded at http://kpabr.com/mcmods/deepercaves/deepercaves_latest.zip.

The mod now has a (currently lacking in content, but still growing) wiki!

For information regarding the mod, go to http://deepercaves.wikia.com/.

If you find anything missing from the wiki, don't hesitate to edit!

Notice: Some websites appear to be redistributing my mod. I did not authorize them to do so. The only official copies of my mod are the ones I link to in this thread and http://kpabr.com/mcmods/deepercaves.

Other copies are not authorized and should not be downloaded since some of these sites that redistribute mods are known to put malware in with their "downloads". However, you can be sure that the downloads here are safe.

Ever wanted to explore below the Bedrock? Do pits 200 blocks deep, mazes of caverns, and compressed ores sound interesting to you? If so, you may want to take a look at this mod!

This will be updated shortly with screenshots of the Mutation and Forgotten levels.
Most of the added blocks:

The Drop level:

The Maze level:

The Crystal level:

The Compressed level:

The Bedrock Plains level:

The Near Nether level:

The Lava level:

The Near Void level:

The Deep World level:

The Darkness level (with and without night vision):

The Abandoned Caves level:

The Far Void level:

The Evil level:

The Final Labyrinth level:


More coming soon!

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Public Modpack Rules (you have to follow these if you put my mod into your modpack)

Private modpack rules are the same, except you don't need to PM me if you aren't making money off it (though it would still be nice if it's used by a lot of people on a large server).

Modpack suggestions (you don't have to follow these, but in most cases it would improve the gameplay, but if you want to, ignore these)

Modpack rules only apply if you actually distribute the pack with Deeper Caves in it. Just clarifying in case I accidentally scared anyone off there by making them think these rules apply just because you are running Deeper Caves with other mods or adding it to your personal copy of a modpack you play.

Quote from AugiteSoul»

Together all of Minecraft's textures makes an artstyle that makes the game unique. If you change the textures, you kinda lose this feeling.

No, not really. Minecraft's textures are an embarrassing mismatch of textures that follow no rules and were clearly designed by multiple people who are not artists. Nostalgia cannot not cover up that fact.

Quote from RobertFrans»

Until new updates with new features are coming out. Then you have to texture all those features for yourself in the old style, or accept that the textures of most new features will clash qua style with your old ones.
Because from the moment the new textures are implemented, every single new feature, from mobs to blocks, will be textured in the new style.

This actually doesn't make sense. If the current artstyle is a mixture of different texture work in the first place, why would this matter? Mojang has constantly added new textures that didn't match the "old style". Did people specifically re-texture Jeb's work when it was clearly different from Notch's style? Not really.

More importantly, what exactly is the "old artstyle" when exactly 7 people have made textures, each with their own different style?

Let's boycott Sony, because they don't know how to keep their accounts secure

Let's boycott Microsoft, because they can't do anything right, apparently.

Let's boycott Mojang, because 1.9.

Let's boycott Bethesda, because they're trying to add paid mods to their games again.

In fact, let's boycott gaming in general, because chances are, all developers have done something in the past that we wouldn't like.

Boycotts have to exist on a huge scale to be effective, and even then don't guarantee a change. You likely won't convince nearly enough people with a thread like this, and you'll never convince Nintendo.

Nintendo in this case is like a rich old man with a large estate (their IP) where a bunch of kids (makers of fan games) tend to sneak on to play. When Nintendo catches wind of them, they have the choice of either telling them to get off their lawn (shutting down the project), ignoring them, or inviting them to come inside for some snacks (officially supporting them/hiring them). Nintendo often goes with the first choice, but even though we may not like it, it is 100% within their right to do it.

Nintendo is not against fandom. They may not necessarily be supportive of it, but you can find fan art, fiction, videos, and even ROM hacking sites that haven't been touched by Nintendo. However, when it comes to fan games, that is in direct competition with their products. Think back to AM2R; when players of that game see the upcoming Samus Returns, because they've played the fan game, they might now say "I've already played a remake of Metroid 2, so there's no reason for me to play this." The makers of the fan game have unintentionally cut into Nintendo's profits even though they didn't make any money from their game. How much more, then, is one of the most popular mods made for one of the most popular video games going to compete?

Finally, I don't know where people are getting that Nintendo is greedy. They want to make money, sure, and perhaps they are a little greedy, but they are one of the least greedy companies out there. If they were concerned with making as much money as possible, they'd stop making consoles and be turning their most popular series into annual ones that are cheap to produce. However, Nintendo is more concerned with making fun and innovative games.

Thing is you don't get it. Nintendo had to shut it down because it was allowing people to just about play pokemon for free. Nintendo is a great company, and even if you get a lot of signatures, they won't do anything. Don't call nintendo jerks. They were just doing what they had to do to stay in control of their IPs. If you want to go ahead, go ahead, but I will not support this. Technically, Pixelmon was in a way breaking copyright.

Thanks for your time,

Lucas (big nintendo fan)

A game should not depend on a public wiki in order to enjoy fully. We have moved far passed the days of instruction manuals and Minecraft has grown far from it's days of being for a niche audience. Anything to make the game more accessable to everyone is always welcomed in my "book".

This is like saying something like "get rid of cell phones, in my day we used a land line when calling people and went to the library to look up information".

This is not hurting anyone, it is only helping. This is not even changing the game in anyway except now you don't have to alt+tab, look up a recipe (if you knew how to find it) and then alt+tab back.

Plus you don't like it, don't use it.

Quote from GHXman»

the thing is that i nerfed it, when you dont know how to discussion is going, then dont reply at all

Having finally read through the entire thread: In my own history, I have some small-scale experience with moderating online communities myself, and rather more experience observing some true masters of the art, who have openly discussed their own experience. So, I do have considerable understanding of what the moderators here go through. The prior "guides" represent efforts by community members to "help out" with the moderation; the problem is, that only works when you have a tight-knit community, with a mature membership that's already on the same page as the mods. Unfortunately, we have no such thing here, where the Curse forums:

1. Are open to a very large public, (that is, minimal barriers to entry) and composed in large part of adolescents, outright children, and not-very mature adults.
2. Have little social cohesion, because they're bound only by one of the most mutable games out there, which draws players with a huge range of in-game and community goals, and all types of play styles.
3. Have a membership which outnumbers the staff by not just one or two, but several orders of magnitude.
4. Are ultimately owned not by the moderators, but by a corporate entity which has its own issues with liability and reputation.

In a situation like this, I really can't argue with keeping the rules to a minimum, enforcing those few rules strictly, depending on the judgment of the moderators to deal with edge cases and subtleties... and being very wary of members trying to help out. Yes, I've seen cases where I thought one of the mods was being overly strict, or even going off half-cocked -- but then, they're the ones who are responsible for keeping the forums from turning into an open sewer, and that's not so easy. (I've seen plenty of badly-moderated forums on the net too!) Moderators don't have to be right every time, especially when nearly all sanctions are strictly temporary, and the more serious sanctions have an appeal link in the notice message (not to mention [email protected]).

I do want to directly contradict one thing I've been seeing in this thread: I feel that subforum-specific rule posts should not hesitate to repeat and reinforce site-wide rules. This is a situation where redundancy and repetition are no sins! If someone's reading the subforum rules, well then, you've got their eyes for the moment. Telling them to go read something else to get the rest of the rules is a stretch -- if some of the site-wide rules are relevant to what you're trying to tell them, then yes, repeat the relevant rules while you have their attention. (ETA: And clarify how a given rule applies to the particular subforum!)

A brief aside on the language issue: My experience here and elsewhere is that folks who are posting in English as a second language, often produce far more thoughtful posts (despite occasional miswordings) than the younger and/or less-educated native English speakers. (And disclaimer or no, their command of English is commonly better than many adult native speakers. :rolleyes:) So "English isn't my native language" really doesn't excuse a post that's poorly thought out or obnoxious regardless of grammar or vocabulary.

Quote from GHXman»

Wait, why are you talking so much about pvp servers, its their problem, and remember nowdays mc we can remove and block stuff, so pvp servers can disable their dash feature. From what time is Mastermined such a pvp fan? you loved your garden so much

"Dash can be used in pvp, speeding up your travel, jump longer distances and escaping." -GHXman (found in OP)

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And what do you mean that the levels reset when leaving the game (server?) or lobby? What's the point of gaining levels if you lose them? Do you know how big 40km is?

If Minecraft had other skills that would be leveled (or boosted) from activities (i.e. mining, woodcutting, fishing, etc.) then the suggestion would work well.