or something:
whether or not a furnace is needed is a minor point, but being able to craft netherbrick could be useful.
maybe it could be made more costly be requiring 9 netherrack per netherbrick block (sort of like gold or iron blocks).
also sort of idly pondered was the idea to be able to "compress" 9x64 cobblestone into 64 "superstone", which would be a sort of dark-gray obsidian-like block. it could then be used as an obsidian analogue for blast-resistant structures, and as a way to reduce storage of, or transport, large amounts of cobblestone...
I don;t really like it, since the point of getting neather brick, is to simplize that you found a neather dungeon. I didn't really like how you can make mossy cobblenow. (unless im mistaken.)
except that nether dungeons are not all that rare (just hard to get to). it is lame though that one essentially has to dismantle or hollow-out the things to start getting a supply of the stuff (although granted, there is a lot of netherbrick in such a structure, and interestingly I build my portal to mushroom-land inside one of them...).
but, the stuff makes sense as a building material.
or such...
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put netherrack into furnace, get netherstone bricks (individual bricks);
craft netherstone bricks together, to get netherbrick.
although, simpler would probably just be to use 4 stacks of netherrack (4 x 64 netherrack -> 64 netherbrick), this could be too cheap.
this would be mostly so that a person can get the stuff without having to tear apart nether ruins to do so...
whether or not a furnace is needed is a minor point, but being able to craft netherbrick could be useful.
maybe it could be made more costly be requiring 9 netherrack per netherbrick block (sort of like gold or iron blocks).
also sort of idly pondered was the idea to be able to "compress" 9x64 cobblestone into 64 "superstone", which would be a sort of dark-gray obsidian-like block. it could then be used as an obsidian analogue for blast-resistant structures, and as a way to reduce storage of, or transport, large amounts of cobblestone...
but, the stuff makes sense as a building material.
or such...