We should figure out our availability. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays* and Sundays are best for me, but I'm in high demand between my personal and professional life, so I'd need to hear the plan ahead of time before I put other things on my schedule. I can do Friday afternoons (4-ish) and later, as well. By the way, I'm Pacific time (GMT -8).
*This Saturday (the 26th), I'm going to a concert in the evening. I can do earlier than 5PM, but probably not later.
Minecraft.net Username: Bismuto
Skype User: hamdybey
Age: 21
Any extra info: I started playing classic when Alpha first came out, and bought Alpha before the Halloween Update. Also, I'm pretty friendly. Imagine this is my face:
I have never had any problems with creepers blowing up my walls. Just kill 'em dead if they get near you. Usually, I do 1m thick walls. 0m, if I'm still trying to figure out a place to build. Seriously, if you're on an island and you light it up well enough, you can go have a bite to eat while the game is running at night, come back, and you'll be completely fine.
Dude that is an epic idea, using cloth instead of sand though so i can burn the ladders and cloth after, thanks man
Ha, except you'll be wasting all that cloth and ladder. I suppose if you're using INVedit, though, you can do whatever you want. Also, if you dig out a sand block and immediately place a torch in its place, all the sand that falls on top of it will be converted into collectible blocks.You can do the same with redstone and half-blocks.
Uranium ore and its related products are actually a great idea.. imagine the chaos as the reactor in your base goes into meltdown; later you could return (wearing a protective suit) and try and salvage supplies from your chests, while fighting off carnivorous chickens with 3 heads.
Increasingly dense ham blocks also sound promising.
Fissile materials in MInecraft would be cool. I think a nuke that blows up 1872x1872 chunks might crash Java, though.
Sand can be stacked as high as you'd like, and ladders displace water. Removing the sand also removes the ladder. As sand is affected by gravity, you can stand in one place and take down the column. Also, this is highly economical, as you can clear out all the areas that you've already drained, keep the structure holding the water back, and build in front of it to continue the clearing cycle.
Redstone half-block. Its use, you ask? Isn't it obvious?
Redstone block. Same as above, but full-blocky.
Crafting guide.
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Joseph's Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. You equip it in the armor slot, then it reskins your character as the half-naked bassist from my former band and proceeds to take the game out of your control and do a full Minecraft production of Andrew Lloyd Weber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, with encore, starring all of the mobs and such, acting like they were trained on a desert island by some stranded dude with a pedestrian knowledge of theatre.
Fission reactor. Requires a new ore, uranium, to be included in the game. Uranium ore is crafted into uranium rods, which are placed in the reactor similarly to the furnace. Using the reactor yields the daughter element, plutonium.
= plutonium rod
Atomic bomb core.
= core
Nuclear warhead. Craft it with TNT, and it destroys everything in a 1872 chunk diameter of the detonation point. Including ore. The resulting fallout and irradiation also takes care of those pesky mobs!
Block o' ham.
= ham block
Denser ham block.
= denser ham block
Even denser ham block.
= even denser ham block
A rather dense ham block.
= a rather dense ham block
The densest ham block.
= the densest ham block
A singularity. (I did the math, and one of these costs 531441 porkchops.)
= singularity
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Flux capacitor.
= flux capacitor = watch
Flying Delorean. Or possibly a Scion xB, to match the graphics. When crafted with plutonium rods, it can travel through time.
Have a tree farm, and when a bunch of trees have grown, carve a path from the top of one tree, going inside, then to the wall where there is a secret door. Just make sure you don't cut down relevant trees, or line the path with something so that new leaves can grow around it and preserve the original path.
Infinite water source with one block removed, sign or ladder holding water back, et cetera, et cetera.
Some sort of passageway that leads to an underground sewer maze.
Speaking in terms of Earth geology, granite is the most common igneous rock in the world, and is indeed the most widely distributed. If you were to relate the stone in Minecraft to the real world, it is granite. However, this game is a fantasy, so it's smooth stone.
Obviously, the written solo is out of the range of the note blocks, but you have the changes there, so I'm sure you can figure something out. The head is really easy to do.
The game only pauses when you go into the game menu. The inventory, workbench, and furnace menus run simultaneously with the game.
And, slightly on topic, this is why I hardly make houses out of wood. Well, that, and I don't like cutting tons of trees down to mess up my beautiful landscape.
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*This Saturday (the 26th), I'm going to a concert in the evening. I can do earlier than 5PM, but probably not later.
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Minecraft.net Username: Bismuto
Skype User: hamdybey
Age: 21
Any extra info: I started playing classic when Alpha first came out, and bought Alpha before the Halloween Update. Also, I'm pretty friendly. Imagine this is my face:
It oozes friendship.
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Ha, except you'll be wasting all that cloth and ladder. I suppose if you're using INVedit, though, you can do whatever you want. Also, if you dig out a sand block and immediately place a torch in its place, all the sand that falls on top of it will be converted into collectible blocks.You can do the same with redstone and half-blocks.
Truth. I like me some reeds. I usually use sand, though, just so I can put torches on my work area at night.
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Fissile materials in MInecraft would be cool. I think a nuke that blows up 1872x1872 chunks might crash Java, though.
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Sand can be stacked as high as you'd like, and ladders displace water. Removing the sand also removes the ladder. As sand is affected by gravity, you can stand in one place and take down the column. Also, this is highly economical, as you can clear out all the areas that you've already drained, keep the structure holding the water back, and build in front of it to continue the clearing cycle.
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Redstone half-block. Its use, you ask? Isn't it obvious?
Redstone block. Same as above, but full-blocky.
Crafting guide.
Joseph's Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. You equip it in the armor slot, then it reskins your character as the half-naked bassist from my former band and proceeds to take the game out of your control and do a full Minecraft production of Andrew Lloyd Weber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, with encore, starring all of the mobs and such, acting like they were trained on a desert island by some stranded dude with a pedestrian knowledge of theatre.
Fission reactor. Requires a new ore, uranium, to be included in the game. Uranium ore is crafted into uranium rods, which are placed in the reactor similarly to the furnace. Using the reactor yields the daughter element, plutonium.
Atomic bomb core.
Nuclear warhead. Craft it with TNT, and it destroys everything in a 1872 chunk diameter of the detonation point. Including ore. The resulting fallout and irradiation also takes care of those pesky mobs!
Block o' ham.
Denser ham block.
Even denser ham block.
A rather dense ham block.
The densest ham block.
A singularity. (I did the math, and one of these costs 531441 porkchops.)
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Flux capacitor.
Flying Delorean. Or possibly a Scion xB, to match the graphics. When crafted with plutonium rods, it can travel through time.
Gray's Sports Almanac.
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Infinite water source with one block removed, sign or ladder holding water back, et cetera, et cetera.
Some sort of passageway that leads to an underground sewer maze.
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Obviously, the written solo is out of the range of the note blocks, but you have the changes there, so I'm sure you can figure something out. The head is really easy to do.
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And, slightly on topic, this is why I hardly make houses out of wood. Well, that, and I don't like cutting tons of trees down to mess up my beautiful landscape.