Bring Back Beaches!
Poll: Should beaches prior to 1.8 return?
Ended May 15, 2014
Poll: Should underwater bedding/geology be changed/restored?
Ended May 15, 2014
Poll: Do beaches require any extra changes to resemble Beta 1.7.3/real
Ended May 15, 2014
I'm not too crazy about the splotchy underwater badness, either.
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JEEEEEEB, WE CAN TOO HAS WATERFALLS?
I mean big@$$ piles of water with caves behind them, not the one-block cave-glitch waterfalls that exist today.
Ironically, beaches being a biome in the new level format and terrain generator should make it easily editable, at least so that beaches can be restricted to a specific height limit, three (or two?) blocks above sea level as it was prior to Beta 1.8, instead of having ridiculously-tall sand dunes on high coastal areas. Apparently either Jeb is very lackadaisical when it comes to terrain gen coding or having the new fractal-based gen instead of the older noise-based one does not simplify matters as much as Notch and Jeb claimed it would.
Beaches are awesome and should be biomes! A beach in a snow biome should not have snow layer ontop of it...
Wouldn't a large number of ice be present in the water nearby? Seems kind of logical to have snow on the coastline.
That depends on the beach. Along a river or pond, yes. In the ocean, no. I live in New England. Even in the coldest winter, there is no snow on the beach, except for a short time during a storm. The tides constantly clear it, the ocean raises the ambient temperature as well, and of course you don't get ice floating in the ocean outside of the arctic or the occasional stray iceberg. Hmm, random icebergs in Minecraft...
I was kind of general. I was replying to the guy who said snow should never be on a beach. There should be a possibility it can happen and a possibility it won't.
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Also, support. I love the idea of finding a series of Key-like island beaches.
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I hate blotches on the sea.