This actually happened exactly one day less than a year ago. I had to go to a presentation along with all the other students in my grade. We went to the presentation room and the presenter started. It was all fine until I saw one of her slides proclaiming "Its safe". Well naturally, I wasn't going to stand for this, my hand shot up, "Yes? You in the back?" "There should be an apostrophe there." I pointed. 500+ kids let out a long "Ooooohhh." The presenter, being somewhat embarrassed, said "Okay, I only made this 15 minutes ago." I don't think I've ever felt more satisfied in my life.
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Oct 24, 20191
antibrint posted a message on Most pointless things ever done in MinecraftPosted in: DiscussionI build a giant Wooden chicken once. My plan was to let it poop out Witches, if I ever found a witch hut.
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Oct 17, 20192
Idelac posted a message on MisquotingPosted in: Forum Games
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
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Oct 15, 20191
jdc997 posted a message on What news is the above avatar giving you?Posted in: Forum GamesCreepers learn to wear armor. They’re evolving. Get out while you still can. More at 6.
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Oct 12, 2019
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antibrint posted a message on When You Used to be a Noob...Posted in: DiscussionNo matter many years I have played the game. I am still a noob, just because I don't play enough to keep up with updates.
I broke bedrock in creative and jumped through the hole in attempt to see and build on the another side.
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Oct 9, 20191
MCbee posted a message on When You Used to be a Noob...Posted in: DiscussionMy first time playing MC: runs into the water. "How do I jump?" Later: drowns.
Yes I still remember that day...
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Oct 9, 20191
shreyas16062002 posted a message on When You Used to be a Noob...Posted in: DiscussionThings I did as a noob:-
1. Trying to mine stone without a pick.
2. Fighting with zombies bare handed.
3. Hitting a wolf with bone when trying to tame it.
4. Killing villagers.
5. Gold tools.
6. Placing water next to crops.
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Oct 7, 20192
Wiggycat314 posted a message on When You Used to be a Noob...Posted in: DiscussionI made my first diamond mine at elevation 80 into the side of a mountain. I never did find any diamond
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Sep 8, 20192
AstralMagic posted a message on What news is the above avatar giving you?Posted in: Forum GamesCity authorities release statement in wake of giant dinosaur attack: "For the last time, 200-foot sea monsters are NOT house pets!"
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Aug 24, 20192
ConorGarland posted a message on MisquotingPosted in: Forum Games
Congratulations! You have served your loot on a silver platter to everyone!
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I'mma just slide on into this competition again
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Yes, I know the frustration of waiting an eternity for a single sheep to grow back its wool... the only thing I don't like is how annoying it is to get grass... you need shears, and the grass wrecks your shears quicker than shearing sheep (or at least it seems to). If only we could use a sword to harvest plants...
Either way, full support for this suggestion.
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Would wolf armor be found in chests?
Answer that question and I can support this suggestion.
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This seems just too modern for Minecraft. Also, when you drop up to seven glowstone dust with a glowstone block made from four glowstone dust you can make more glowstone by simply mining it.
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That would sound super annoying.
No support.
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I would assume that the glass door recipe would be the same as other door recipe, and would just be a plain glass door. However, would zombies break the door? How would it open? Would it drop itself when broken? Those questions need answering.
But still, I've wanted glass doors in Minecraft for years.
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You could say the same thing about a lot of bad suggestions involving ridiculous items... If you don't want cars in Minecraft, then don't craft it!
What that point fails to mention is the fact that other players could use that ridiculous item to get ahead of other players, especially on multiplayer servers.
I usually don't have more than a few dogs, so this would be kind of useless. Even if I had plenty of dogs, I could simply sit a bunch down and walk a short distance (like a few blocks) and the dogs that aren't sitting will follow me, while the sitting dogs won't follow me. In this sense, the dog whistle would be really useless. You never even gave us a crafting recipe or a durability on it.
No support.
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Redstone usually must be spaced out because otherwise it will automatically connect with other pieces of redstone. It would be a good idea to have some level of customization on where wires go, such as having different routes of redstone not being automatic, but manual, so that wires won't get in the way as much. Otherwise, you will need repeaters for more compact builds (or if you don't worry about space this is unlikely to be an issue).
In my opinion, we should just have regular redstone (the redstone that automatically connects) and redstone that would be a set shape, like a line of redstone having a line of 3 redstone dust making 3 straight redstone, which would be placed in the world as straight redstone, regardless of whether there was "automatic shaping" redstone to the right of it. The same would go for all other shapes: all-way redstone would be 5 redstone in the shape of a cross that would yield 5 4-way redstone, 3 redstone in the shape of an "L" would yield 3 corner redstone, and so on. The rubber would allow for more complex redstone circuits that overlap, giving the possibility of up to 16 wires per block stacked on each other, and would connect with specific colored rubber that could be obtained by crafting rubber with dyes. In case you were wondering about what would happen with input/output, there would either have to be different color codes that correspond to certain colors with regular items so that it would take all signals, or it would have to just be the way it is right now: it wouldn't be color coded. What I mean by "color coded" would mean that it would have an array of pixels in different colors somewhere inconspicuous (like the back of a piston or the side of some other redstone item where the back would be obscured) that would indicate what color of input/output it would accept/create. It would be able to have 15 different colors on that spot, which would accept up to 15 colors. The only reason why there can't be 16 colors is because that would be a regular redstone item. To get an item that is "color coded" you would need to craft a redstone item with a dye of some sort, let's go with green for an example. You would put green dye with a piston, and the piston would display a green pixel on the back of it. You would need a green wire to activate the piston. To get green wire, you would get your redstone and craft the green wire with that redstone to get back 3 green wire. After that, if you want to dye a wire again, you can click on it with a dye to change its color.
I know that this addition to the suggestion is ridiculously complex (and long) but it might make redstone a little easier to deal with.
(in case you were wondering about redstone devices like torches and repeaters, those will be about the same as having a lever that is color coded. They cannot stack, but could activate specific types of redstone or take input from specific types of redstone, but they cannot have wires stacked on or around them.)
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Why would we want lettuce in Minecraft?