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We should have the option to make ships, like pirate ships that can cross oceans without damage. We should have an upper and lower deck with chests and cannons and things. Just an idea. i Think it would be amazing to travel the world with a ship and actually live on it. Like an explorer.

What do you mean vague? Do you know what a pirate ship looks like?

To make it more realistic, maybe the ships should randomly spawn. Maybe have say, 3 classes of rarity. A small, medium, or large ship with villager NPC's or hostile mobs. Take the ship over by commandeering it possibly?

This is vague. What exactly is it made out of? What do the cannons shoot? What happens when they hit shore too hard? How many chests are there?

Vagueness aside, this idea seems cool if it's like the video thebest108 showed. However, I am on board with pirate ships. But first, provide detail.

Minimal Support.

So you made a poll, voted on it, and immediately closed it so it will say 100%...

For that reason alone, Without me having to pick apart your suggestion,

No support

I would like to be able to make big ships and whatnot. However, like others have stated, this is vague. How would you make these ships? Would you craft different parts piece by piece? Would you place these pieces together in order to build a ship? This is what they mean by vague.

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Ive got you covered m8:

This would be a really interesting way to travel in Minecraft. If they added this system, it could work with airships, water ships, practically anything.

The idea is too vague. Like others have asked, how big are they? Is there anything in the chests on the pirate ship; and if so, what can be found in those chests? Besides that, the idea is pretty neat.

Minor Support.

Others be like, "Very vague.. Blah blah *copies others' reasons* no support" Hahaha well no hate, but I find it very hilarious XD

Anyways, please support your idea with detailed information. You shouldn't expect others to fully understand what you meant if you won't explain it further.