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I'm going to love being able to write in books finally. The half logs will be great for builders.

I joined in beta 1.2, when beds and redstone repeaters were added.

And that's why you don't use Hamachi.

The only reason there are no mobs there is because you didn't wait long enough. It's a valid spawning area. :/

These things are becoming the Minecraft version of the "purple spiky things" in Terraria.

I can answer the middle one- mobs are neautral in creative because it was very annoying to have mobs following you, shooting arrows at you, even blowing up the stuff you built, so Notch made them neutral.

You really didn't think to take a picture of the "missing craft" screen? The story sounds sort of fishy to me.

Most ships have a big cargo hold- a very large, dimly lit room filled with chests and maybe "resource blocks" like melons, pumpkins, ores, iron/gold/dimaond/emerald blocks.

Actually, it is quite posiible to dodge Skeleton arrows.

Also, Notch never reads these forums, and even if he did, he isn't in charge of programming any more.

It could be argued that placing less blocks is more efficient, and efficiency is a sign of advanced evolution.

This is a great idea! I'd love to help build interiors, but I don't have any "resume pictures" on hand, so I probably won't be trusted. :/
I give this my support, though! I'd love to see it when it's finished.

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MCedit allows yyou to modify your buildings or even create whole maps. I've found it takes a little practice, but it really saves time.

Here's the thread:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/13807-mcedit-minecraft-world-editor-now-open-source/

people with pirated minecraft copies can impersonate others by typing their name into the login box. That's probably what it was.

My opinion is that it would be better to release the snapshots as normal game updates. This would make it easier on texture pack creators and it would save time for most people. Besides, the bugs are never that bad. I would rather a buggy update every week than a flawless update every month.