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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Exactly
Mostly I was interested, because I've a had a few people tell me that is should be a mod.
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Thats kinda exactly my conundrum. Saying it would fit in a Mod and not in Vanilla is, at least how I see it, directly using the "Minecraft This!" section.
Yeah, there are some obvious ones that just wouldn't fit. And I see people give a good reason for why it wouldn't fit.
Mostly, I guess, I'm thinking if someone is going to say "It should be a mod not vanilla", they need to give a reason, some details.
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Sounds almost like you got these from Pixel Dungeon http://pixeldungeon.wikia.com/wiki/Ring
But I do like the concept, and there are enough differences that I'm not going to think you just ripped it off
I like it! Support
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I think the issue was that this was a "Wishlist", which is not allowed. A wishlist consists of lots of unrelated topics, such as: A windmill, a new ore, a new use for the cauldron, and fixed textures.
) At least a paragraph, to make sure it is really detailed enough to use.
The goal of the Suggestions forum is too create and expound upon individual topics, making one idea into a detailed creation. Putting ten ideas all in the same thread, and only giving each idea a sentence or two, is kinda the opposite of that. :/
What I would suggest, is taking one of those ideas, like, say, a Windmill, and turning it into a thread. Going from there, Give it several sections, sorta like this:
Name:
Crafting/building recipe:
Use:
Stats and specifics:
Make sure to give each section (Except the name
Oh, and make sure there is a gap, like this:
between each section.
That will make it look fabulous
I like some of the ideas you have, but I can't really tell you how to make them individually better unless you give a few more details!
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I like the idea of crossroad rails, and of dyed rails.... But I don't think there should be every kind of crossroads, and I don't think that the rails shouldn't snap into position.
Powered Rails and such do not bend or turn, only plain rails. I don't think there should be special any of those kind of rails.
And I don't reaaally think that crossroad rails should be a crafted thing. I think it would be more of a "Shift right click the rail, and it switches between all the available settings, such as turned one way, turned the other, straight, dead end, t-bone, or crossroads."
I like the idea. I just think its a bit too complicated.
The dye is a really good plan though.
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Well, not everyone will want the same things. The goal here is to find the best ones, not to add them all
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Added an explosive arrow.
I realized that it could be used in different ways and it adds more versatility. Tell me what you thiiiink!
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Thanks! I added it into a spoiler, for any curious peoples, like you!
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I have remmooooooved the Green Wood, because that was simply a bad idea.
The Stages remain though. I'm going to add a picture of what I think the Stage 5 trees would look like.
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I did not know player placed leaved did not decay
Good to know.
The Living trees seems to be a bad idea, simply because it is too complex... But what about the different stages? Without the roots or the Green Wood, are the different stages a good idea?
Same question for you, Badprenup. (If ypu don't see this by tomorrow, I'll edit it to tag you or something... The app is too clow to risk quoting)
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So, say, bonemealing a Stage four while in creative would allow it to become a stage Five? That makes sense... I'll add it! I can't right at the moment though, because I am using the Minecraft Forum app and its super slow....
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I guess I should start off by saying that the current trees really bug me. They start as a sapling, and randomly grow into a tree that you can use to build your house. While I don’t think they should take any longer to grow, I do think a couple more stages of trees, like most crops have, would be much better.
TREE STAGES:
Trees would have 4 stages, with an additional 5th stage that could happen occasionally, with the correct circumstances.
The First stage is a Sapling. These work just like usual; You can get them from leaf blocks, and plant them on dirt. They will eventually grow to the second stage.
The Second stage is still a sapling, but now it is a solid, albeit thin, block, sort of like a fence. It can be one block, a block and a half, or two blocks tall. (Though it is still all treated as one block, sorta like a bed.) Breaking this sapling will give you 2-6 sticks, and 0-1 saplings.
The Third stage uses normal sized wood blocks, but the tree is really short. So an oak tree would be two or three blocks of wood, surrounded by a small sphere of leaves.
The Fourth stage is a normal sized tree. It works just like a normal tree.
The special Fifth stage requires a few more things than a normal tree, so it won’t happen as often. It is a giant version of the tree, wider and taller, with branches and leaves, and a few wood log block roots at the bottom.
This fifth stage requires:
-a direct view of the sky.
-No other trees or blocks within 5 blocks to the side.
-to be planted above sea level
-There cannot be another Stage 5 tree within 100 blocks
-a long time to wait…
-cannot be grown with bonemeal
Every once in a while, in oak and birch forests, a tree will spawn with no leaves, vines growing on it, and mushrooms around and on it.
LIVING TREES
The second part of this is that there could be much better tree mechanics than there is now. Normally I don’t focus on stuff like this, but for trees I’ll make an exception.
Right now, trees grow, but then when you chop them down and place them somewhere else, they act just the same. Which, at least in my opinion, doesn’t make sense. Chopping down a tree kills it.
So my fix, and an addition to the tree mechanics is to create a few extra blocks.
Green Wood:
Chopping down a tree will still give you the same wood you have always gotten. But now, before you cut a tree down, it will consist of Green Wood. Breaking Green Wood will drop normal wood, so that part doesn’t change at all.
Leaves next to dead Wood will still degrade, but they won’t next to Green Wood.
It looks much the same as normal, dead wood, except it is a little more vibrant.
Green Wood is very fire resistant.
Roots:
When the tree grows into a full tree, it turns the block under it into a Root block.
Roots, when broken, drop 1-4 sticks, and have a small chance of dropping a potato or a carrot. The dirt blocks around the Root will have a small appearance change, and look as if they have roots growing through them. Breaking this Root Dirt will drop 1-2 sticks. Placing fresh dirt near a Root will slowly grow more roots in it.
To keep Green Wood alive, it has to be connected to both a Root block and a Leaf block, or a Green Wood block that is connected to them. The Green Wood can extend between Root and leaves indefinitely.
Removing all the Root next to Green Wood will instantly kill it, turning it to normal wood. Removing all the Leaves won’t kill it immediately, but it will die eventually. The good news is that, if there are some Leaves or Roots remaining, the tree can slowly grow back more. So breaking only a few leaves, the tree can grow back more.
Silk Touch and Shears still work for both Green Wood and Roots. But placing Green Wood anywhere except on Roots will instantly kill it, and if it doesn’t get leaves quick, it will still die.
If a tree loses all of its leaves, but not its roots, it will have a chance to grow vines. These Dead trees have a chance to spawn naturally.
This was a bad idea so I removed it.
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Personally, I feel like another random dimension off to the side of nowhere seems like it would fit less in Vanilla than something based off of the Overworld. But it all depends on what you like.
I don't think that actually has anything to do with it :/ It probably goes with the Minecraft This! section in the For the Critics post that is stickied at the top.
I'm editing the post now, to add some more use to the Reflection, so its not someplace you would never go.
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Hmm. Makes me wish I understood coding better.
I don't think it would break maps, because everything would simply be in another dimension. I don't see why two commandblocks would be broken if they never interacted with each other.
Maybe a good plan would be that, since command blocks are creative only anyway, they are not duplicated, because I can imagine SOME problems coming from that. They would be reserved for maps that had the Reflection in mind.
Well that's kinda the point
They are supposed to seem rather unnatural. Its not a very natural dimension.
Oh.
Oh dear.
I forgot about that.
That could be bad.
Hmm.
Probably better to simply remove it, or replace it with something else. I like the idea of only being able to access it after defeating the Ender Dragon, so we could probably use something from the End other than the Egg. Perhaps building a fifth layer out of PurPur blocks? Or using an Ender Dragon head in some way? (There are multiple of those, right?)
I'm not sure how better to explain it :/ And what part are you confused on?
Oh hmm.. Its gonna need some way to light it up, huh? I don't want them to be fighting in the dark.
Oh hey thats new. Well, its not. I think I saw it a couple days ago.
I didn't base my idea off of his, though. Do you remember my Time Machine idea? I've always liked the idea of another Overworld type place, almost identical to the first, and this is what came after that. I've been writing about it for a couple weeks.
And of course, with a Reflection Dimension, the logical boss is the Main Character, either their reflection or their Shadow. I thought a player that was a direct reflection might be hard to make, and then beat afterwards, so a Shadow it was.
He didn't have the most detailed idea, either :/
I totally forgot to add that! I was thinking either there would simply be one for each player, and they could all fight together, or each player could only see their Shadow.
I still don't quite know what SMP stands for. I know what it means (I hope) but not what it stands for. :/ Single-Multi Player?
And probably the amount of mobs killed by TNT after you lit that TNT. I'm not sure how to balance that all out. I imagine it will take testing
You know, thats a huge point. There needs to be a REASON.
There needs to be something more about the Reflection. Thats probably what killed my Time Machine idea.
And the Boss needs a better reward. Perhaps wearing or using the Shadow Head can affect the way you interact with the Reflection? A new way to see, or a way to transport across dimensions without mirrors. Hmm.
OK yeah. I gotta make something unique about the Reflection, to make it worth going to. Something special.
I have a road trip tonight, so I'll have a couple hours to sort something good out in my head.
Thanks for the Critiz! I needed that.
I do think the Nether and the End need a little more life, but I don't think that should have anything to do with my idea.
I would reference you to the I too am the Workflow Director of Mojang section of this.
Just for future reference.
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I thought for sure there was a "This Should be a Mod" responce in here, but I can't find it anywhere.
Really helps me with making real replies.
I'm assuming I just thought there was one, and it was really all in my head.
Now I'm wondering, though: what is the correct response for that? It seems to be a little of both TV Dinner and, Minecraft This!, but I have no idea if either of those would work well for it.
....
Oh wait I see why I thought it was there.
Perhaps you could add it in one of the other sections, specifically one like "Everyone says this" or "No one wants this" or such, where they need detail to really back up their claim that it needs to be a mod and not in Vanilla?
That might be my solution there.
Love the post, BTW