You spelled TARDIS wrong.
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- Cobalt32
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2: That would just replace placing extra blocks to look down from with placing extra blocks to use as backing for sideways orientation.
3: I for one love the fact that we're getting tons of EXP now; now I don't have to wast time grindleveling whenever I want to enchant something that will inevitably break.
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Why do you leave TNT in the open where it can be stolen?
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Here's a use for you: Creeper-proof bunkers.
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Ah. Thanks.
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I can't seem to find it. Mind providing a link?
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Understandable. It's easy to be attached to your posts, especially when you're new. Heck, I remember my first ideas were for sandwiches and lightbulbd; I thought they were the best ideas ever, but they had already been suggested before several times.
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At first I was impressed that you were smart enough to send this to me in private message form rather than in public where you might draw unwanted attention, but then I actually checked this thread.
The large fonts were a nice touch.
Basically, yes. I am something of a critic; if I like an idea, I say so. If I feel an idea has potential or room for improvement, I give my ideas. If I don't like an idea and don't see any potential in it, I say so. It's what I do; it's how I contribute to the forums and how I have been doing so for quite some time now.
Your reaction is really something else, though. All I did was say what you had given me the impression of this idea being, then state my opinion of it. I did not insult you in any way, yet you reacted like this was a personal attack on you.
I didn't give ideas on how to improve it because I don't see any need for this idea. All this does is replace an existing function of the crafting table and make simple block crafting harder and less efficient for no reason. Making it optional wouldn't help it because Mojang probably isn't going to make switch codes for a simple item like this, though making it a mod might do a better job at what you intended. Can't guarantee anyone will want it, though.
Just a bit of advice for future ideas like these: if it does something that can be reasonably relegated to the crafting table or furnace, you might want to give it more thought to see if it's really helpful or just a third wheel.
I apologize if my negative criticism inadvertently offended you; I was merely trying to help, and hope such attempts may end better than this one did in the future.
Also, I already have more pants than I know what to do with. Sorry.
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Alternately, Mojang has some plans to use End Stone in future crafting, or the just left the portal in place so you get an easy way to grind for EnderPearls or harvest aforementioned End Stone for buildings.
The point of the destructive touch thingy was to prevent the player from building structures to make the fight easier and force them to fight the Enderdragon head-on. There were plans to make Red Dragons, but it was confirmed they weren't going to be as dangerous as the Enderdragon, so they probably won't have the same destructive touch.
Technically, if the new stuff doesn't appear until after you beat the Enderdragon, then it does have to generate a new world when you use the portal a second time, anyway.
If you want to keep them alien and mysterious, why are you making their world habitable? Personally, I think the sheer emptiness of the End makes them creepy already; there's nothing there, just them, some floating rocks, and a giant reptile. If this is all there is to their home, what do these things live for? You know what I mean?
It's not the familiarity that's the problem so much as it is the full habitability. So far, players mostly actually "live" in the Overworld, while the Nether, for example, is more of a temporary stopover where you can get new supplies, hide, or fast-travel, but it doesn't seem designed to support extended habitation.
If that's the case, won't it render the Nether obsolete? For fast-travel, I mean, not the new utilities.