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Quote from Choco100

make map

me play minecraft
make house
me hungry
strangle cow get food
nom

I'm so very sorry, this is terrible, but I couldn't resist.

Quote from Portalationator

I found them and these were my reactions.

Legendary Sewer?

Quote from AxlRosie

Me play Minecraft.
Make house.
Me hungry.
Strangle cows and get meat.
Nom.
Tasty.

I'm so very sorry, this is terrible, but I couldn't resist.

Me smack creeper with stick!

BOOM.

Mmhrrmm mhmmrmm mmmhhhhh...

Quote from StratMaster007

Me smack creeper with stick!

BOOM.

Mmhrrmm mhmmrmm mmmhhhhh...

Haha, shame on me changing my mind and mutilating my own post for it to look more primitive, only after you quoted it. XD

Also-

Quote from isaac_bardin

And for good reason!

I couldn't resist again. |D
Jokes aside, you guys are too kind and make me blush!

Quote from StratMaster007

Nice. I died the first time I played; thinking of trying again.

And hardcore mode is just a TRAINWRECK for my nerves. I'll probably do it on normal.

Also, Can I just say I hate the smiley tongue face? It ruins the whole idea of the tongue face.

Yeah, I'm playing it on normal as well - I'm naturally a very high strung person (wandering through the forest of doom alone was enough to unnerve me, for instance), so hardcore mode will likely never happen with me, even in Fallen Kingdom (whenever it's released).

Still working on my storage area in Lethamyr - it should be more or less built now, but I need to organize everything before I continue, which might take a little while. After that, I'll get a farming level complete, maybe even a mushroom farm (can't see the point of a tree farm seeing how I'm in the middle of a forest, but mushrooms would be nice to have in bulk), and then my enchanting room (sugar cane is growing now).

Minor (level 1) enchantments are actually at least somewhat useful for the time being, since I'd prefer getting this dug out as fast as possible, and it seems like an iron pick with efficiency I seems nearly as fast, or is as fast, as a diamond pick. Shame my diamond sword ended up with bane of arthropods I and knockback I, though >.>

what texture pack would you recommend for these maps. It needs to be 16x16 though

Quote from KillrBladez

what texture pack would you recommend for these maps. It needs to be 16x16 though

Pretty sure there's no recommended texture pack. Use whatever you'd like.

Quote from HUGHmungous100

Pretty sure there's no recommended texture pack. Use whatever you'd like.

In other words, default.

Quote from HUGHmungous100

Pretty sure there's no recommended texture pack. Use whatever you'd like.

I know, but what I'm asking is what people would suggest for a texture pack for a lets play

Quote from KillrBladez

I know, but what I'm asking is what people would suggest for a texture pack for a lets play

Like they said there is no specific one but here's a good one. Well I like it any ways...

http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1261803-16x125-jungle-ruins-26/

All though a few things are not finished it still looks really good.

P.S. My first post

Quote from Max_awsomeness

Like they said there is no specific one but here's a good one. Well I like it any ways...

http://www.minecraft...ns%E3%80%91124/

All though a few things are not finished it still looks really good.

P.S. My first post

The reason I said 16x16 is because I can't install Optifine and MCPatcher messes up my minecraft.jar

Quote from StratMaster007

Legendary Sewer?



Me smack creeper with stick!

BOOM.

Mmhrrmm mhmmrmm mmmhhhhh...

Yep! East Commons Legendary. It was a pain cuz I ran out of arrows and found more just as I left... lol

Quote from KillrBladez

The reason I said 16x16 is because I can't install Optifine and MCPatcher messes up my minecraft.jar

Here this helped me so much there isn't a mod I can't install! lol http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/124583-guide-how-to-install-mods-for-minecraft

Have fun.

-Love, Cave Spiders.

Quote from Vechs

I think I see a ghast spawner in the distance.

Quote from Vechs

That'sssssss a very nice darknessssssssssssssssssssssSSSSSSSSSSSssssssssssssssssss you got there
It be a sssssssssssshame if ssssssssssomething happened to it.
*blows up and makes lava fall over you*

Quote from AnotherMinecraftLP

So I've been messing with tripwires, and I think I've come up with somewhat of a cool trap. It's not spectacular, but I like it. Reason it is going here is because this is the only place I can think of posting it .

Things to note:
- You can't normally place string in mid air for some portion of the tripwire line AND have it directly above a block (or blocks) for the other parts of the line. (So normally the tripwire has to be 100% mid air or 100% along the floor/blocks.)
- This can be avoided if you replace the blocks with upside down half slabs (stairs also work). You have to lay out your tripwire in mid air first and then place the half slabs underneath the portions of the tripwire you want to be along the floor.
- If a dispenser is connected to a tripwire the dispenser will fire once for each 'block' of string the player passes through.

Spoiler tags since the images are large:

Just your standard fortress entrance, right?


The second you reach the top of the stairs it is too late, you've passed through at least three string portions of the tripwire and three splash potions are heading for your face. The further along the line the player moves the more they are punished.


Here's the other end of the tripwire, it is near impossible to see the tripwire from the bottom of the stairs:


How the half slabs come into play:

Tell me what you think!
Get out of my head Vechs.

I like it!

Could easily make the same thing even stealthier by just use a simple proximity detector, but I'll probably use some tripwires here and there just to use them.

What I'm really wondering is if there are any mechanisms that would be unique to tripwires. That is, things you can make using tripwires that you could not possibly make any other way.

Quote from Vechs

I see ghast spawner and hidden blaze spawners.

Quote from TheColdNorth94

I'm going to start playing Lethamyr soon, and I'm wondering: Should I play one of the hardcore variants or the easier one? Which would you people say is better? I don't like the fact that I will lose ALL my progress if I die, but at the same time I think I would enjoy the tenseness of hardcore. So what do you guys think, which one did you prefer? I don't know what to do

I personally wouldn't play hardcore, but that's mainly because I wouldn't enjoy it - since you think you might, my thought would be this:

- Start playing whichever variant on hardcore.
- Once you manage to claim and place one wool on the monument, create a backup of your save file. Label this [color] Wool Backup or whatever you wish.
- If you die anywhere on the way to the next wool, revert to the backup. If you succeed in getting the next wool to the monument, replace the old backup with a new one.

This way, you'd only lose the progress on the way to the next wool, rather than the entire map. It's what I thought about doing with Fallen Kingdom, whenever it comes out. Unsure what you would do with the iron/gold/diamond blocks, though. They aren't that difficult to get in Lethamyr in my opinion (branch mining poses no risk at all, unless you fall in lava or starve to death).

As for the new teaser screenie - that no doubt looks like a ghast spawner in the distance. And it seems the terrain is made up of cobblestone and end stone. Interesting. I can't see anything else, though (besides the ungodly amount of spiderwebs everywhere).

Vechs, sent you a PM. Hope you look at it.

Quote from Link_Olaran

I personally wouldn't play hardcore, but that's mainly because I wouldn't enjoy it - since you think you might, my thought would be this:

- Start playing whichever variant on hardcore.
- Once you manage to claim and place one wool on the monument, create a backup of your save file. Label this [color] Wool Backup or whatever you wish.
- If you die anywhere on the way to the next wool, revert to the backup. If you succeed in getting the next wool to the monument, replace the old backup with a new one.

This way, you'd only lose the progress on the way to the next wool, rather than the entire map. It's what I thought about doing with Fallen Kingdom, whenever it comes out. Unsure what you would do with the iron/gold/diamond blocks, though. They aren't that difficult to get in Lethamyr in my opinion (branch mining poses no risk at all, unless you fall in lava or starve to death).

As for the new teaser screenie - that no doubt looks like a ghast spawner in the distance. And it seems the terrain is made up of cobblestone and end stone. Interesting. I can't see anything else, though (besides the ungodly amount of spiderwebs everywhere).

Fallen Kingdom will be fairly pointless without hardcore mode. I'm really focusing on managing hunger as a gameplay element as you explore and scavenge in the city.

If Hardcore is too stressful, I might recommend doing a session-backup system. Every time you get done playing, zip up your save game folder. If you die, restore the map from the zip.

You still want to avoid death at all costs, but instead of losing the save file, you lose your progress since your last play session. This is what I did with Unreal World.