I agree, that actually does sound "exciting!" I mean, its not like there are thousands of little kids who used to simply imagine all these things around them, with superpowers and secret bases and things that aren't really there, cause little kids don't do that kind of stuff, they only do things with stuff that is already there and real.
Its not like as those kids gew up they ditched the imaginary games for stuff like board games and video games, not because they became less imaginative, but because they craved more of a challenge with rules and requirements,
Its not like this would be the perfeect solution for both having an imaginary realm you could play in with friends, while still keeping the rules and requirtements that you started to love for a challenge.
Its not like... its not like... wait.
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Tell me, honestly, what is the difference between sitting in a log cabin outside , using agumented Minecraft, and the difference between sitting in a cabin you made, hile sitting on a cumpter? There are a few I can think of:
You are actually feeling like you are IN the cabin, especially if you use the google cardboard goggles thing like Gamelord said.
Two, you'd be building this in your world, instead of a totally different world.
and Three, it'd be a bit more emberrasing to walk around with goggles over your face or holding your phone up at awkward angles, but only because now everyone can SEE you be a geek, and no more emberassing than playing Pokemon Go.
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Fastest plant in the woods, Sceptiiiiile weeee!
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Luigi sounds good.
Also, GoldHero, that would just mean that every character needed an extra point to save every round, as everyone lives till the next round except for one person.
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Haaanzooooo
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Tressel was still moping quietly to herself when the thing appeared.
Lost. And to a man who was smaller than her, too. She'd been sure she had him, and then there was a sudden burst of pain in her face and she found herself on the ground with a sword at her neck.
She hadn't gone to look for Morgen yet, as she wasn't totally sure the losers were allowed to leave until the tournament was over. But that didn't mean she couldn't sit and scan the stands for him as she waited. She barely even watched the fights going on in front of her. As much as she hated to admit it, even to herself, she did not like to lose.
Of course, if there's anything bound to catch your attention, it's a massive rock monster rising out of the arena, attacking people, and then lumbering off toward the city. When the ground started shaking, Tressel jerked back into reality, staring around in surprise. For a brief moment, the shaking stopped... and then the real chaos began.
All she could do was stand and stare, stunned, as the massive stone creature took shape, tearing up the arena floor. From her spot down here, she could see someone attack the thing, their minute forms barely even showing up next to the absolutely massive creature. For the barest of moments, she considered joining him in the fight, but that was quickly swept out of her mind with the thought of finding Morgen. The old man was tough and strong, but he could still get trampled in the onrush of people.
So she slithered through the crowd, her large tail providing her with a buffer against the two-legged people. "Morgen! Where are you?!"
He must have had the same thought of trying to find her, because his gnarled old head of hair appeared beside her a moment later. "Come, Tressel. We need to leave, quickly." He grabbed at her arm, leading her away.
But rearing high above the crowd, Tressel hesitated. "We've got to help everyone else get out!"
Morgen paused to stare at her uncertainly. "We'll only be putting ourselves in more danger!"
"We can't fight that thing. But we can certainly get people out of it's way." She gently extracted herself from his grip. "I'm faster than you. Find a spot to wait, please. I'll be back to find you!" And she left him behind, the old man who was unsure whether to be sad or angry or proud.
She raced toward the city, low to the ground for even more traction, following the massive creature. Maybe she could get there before it.
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Sceptile sure ain't gonna be the last one to be unsafe!
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Naming them could certainly work. And really, if you've got enough places and stuff to be at that there's a list big enough to scroll through, there's probably other problems that you have besides a list that is too long.
Now that would be pretty neat. I think if you've gathered enough materials for a full on beacon, then you've probably earned instant mining. But I still don't feel like just having an easier after-the-battle is really enough. There are countless other ways to automate stuff or things like that. Beacons should really be more.
Then again, that's just me, and I haven't seen this thread in ages.
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Hanzo is too... too anime angsty? to die now!
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It's Luigi Time!
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I'm leaving Mag for second to last cause, you know, Second, so I'll finish the job for Jacob! Wooo! Jacob is safe!
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Luigi stares down all who dare oppose him.
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Sceeep. Scep-tile.
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Oooh, I get to decide... hmm... Eenie meenie miny mo, catch a tiger by the toe..... that one! The one that is second! It lost, but it won! Magnoliaaaa!
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Sceptile is too fast to die this time. 1/2
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Luuuuuigi time!
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Hanzoooo, you got this!