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i have never said that there should not be change if i wanted that i would have stopped updating at either minecraft 1.0 or the 1.2 of the beta. i have said that is not the same when you change something in beta because it is, from 1.2 to 1.3 beds where added and people said that the game was too easy but the thing is, beds where something that minecraft needed in the full release, that change is not a change that you can complain about, is like complaining about a platformer that has added a jump button.
that being said, removing notch apple recipe is not a change, is a removal, there is something that we have been able to do since 1.3 that we are not going to be able to do in 1.9, and is not a bug fix, is a feature removal. now you can say that i was op and all that but the thing is that removing something is not the way to go, if you want to do something about certain items being too op add a config option to disable op items or make a gamerule or anything really, but dont remove features, is that simple. and i will said it again, i have never ever crafted a notch apple.
you have to see that is not the same, adding a blaze powder slot to a brewing stand is a change, but there is nothing that could be done earlier that cant be done now. the same with the lapiz, the anvil... is just not the same.
I see where you're coming from, but would you think the same if the change was made around the time the enchanted golden apple was out? The rebalance should of been done around that time, but I guess no one noticed how insanely powerful they were until just recently that caused it's late removal. I get where you're coming from, but it was that, or removing the ability to automate gold, because Mojang clearly didn't want you having a stack of them in a few hours, and I would guess that people would freak out more about automation being removed because so many people act like they can't live without it. (Not saying you, but there are quite a few people who treat the game like it's only ever meant for automation, and playing the game any other way is wrong).
I got kinda bummed that they removed it, not because of automation, but because it practically made the gold in ocean monuments useless, making them completely not worth explorer, unless you want to remove small areas of water, which sponge itself is pretty gimpy. Though I don't think it's wrong or they did the wrong thing, it was an unbalanced item, and it shouldn't be that powerful. They removed the recipe for the same reason they nerfed armor; it was just too powerful.
I get we have different views, and it's near-impossible to change someone else's view, so I'm going to drop the topic, as just arguing who's right/wrong on something that's majorly opinion based is kinda... well, pointless, especially since discussion will eventually get redundant and not go anywhere. I do understand where you're coming from, truly, though I just don't feel that something overpowered should be kept just because it was already there. It's like refusing to remove the knife out of your back, it hurts, and removing it would help fix the pain, but you don't want to remove it for whatever reason, thus making the stab and pain worse.
(And if we're being really specific, removing the crafting recipe is changing the core item; golden apple, not removing it)
Edit: Ninja'd by Mettan explaining this.
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Quote from TheOrangestCreeper»
People don't like the new combat system. They also think that Mojang is adding too much at a time, not to mention that they're taking forever to release the update tho.
Besides, with the new system, it's not even ten seconds. The cooldown on the sword is just slightly longer than the post-damage invulnerability, and matches up very well with the rhythm for consistent critical hits.
It also encourages a more defensive playstyle, something that the addition of shields contributes to.
The cooldown only has a major effect on the axes, to balance out their higher damage and ability to temporarily disable shields.
Basically, you need to put some actual thought into your attacks instead of mashing your mouse buttons until they break.
The way you're talking makes it sound like you never actually tried the new combat.
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Aiming and clicking is only a challenge when you jitter click. Normal clicking is extremely easy. Strafes are easy to do yet so many people don't use this technique. I don't know if it's because they don't know how to or if they just don't like to. You can flank people in 1.9 yes but your strafes will be cut short if you let your sword restore it's max potential. Jitter clicking in 1.9 also takes quite the time. Me and a few friends fought for nearly two or so hours just jitter clicking each other. It was pretty funny.
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I got a little server which has a Large (most of the map)desert and i wanted to put some thing in it.
This is what I came up with....
Please tell me what you think 
(sorry there in the thing down there \/ i have no idea how to use the other why.)
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All-
Previously I had written about a minecart-trapped slime that chased me up and down the tracks, smacking me when I let him get too close. This time I had a slime swim up a waterfall and attack me!
A brief background: I'm building a fancy pit and spiral staircase feature for my large temple build, and the pit happens to be at least partially in a slime chunk. The bottom of the pit is gravel at y=10; eventually I'll flood it with water or lava or some combination of both, but for now I'm just using it as a construction staging area. I also have two of four "water features" installed- essentially two-wide by one-deep waterfalls cascading down each of the four sides of the pit.
I've gotten used to the Squid Suicide Brigade- it is extremely common for squid to fall down the waterfall and explode at my feet while I'm puttering away at the crafting bench- at first it was startling, but now I just go about my business despite the carnage (i now have 6 or 7 stacks of ink sacs that I have no idea what to do with). I've also learned to keep an eye out for the occasional slime spawn. I've made no attempt to farm them or figure out exactly where they're coming from, but I do happily chop them to bits when I see them.
The other night I was at the top of the pit, glanced down, and saw a nice big fat juicy slime bouncing around at the bottom. Not wanting to miss the opportunity, I jumped in one of the waterfalls and started riding it down to the pit floor, watching the slime as I descended. As I got closer, I was astonished to see the big lunk bounce over to the base of my waterfall and start ascending towards me! Son of a gun, I didn't think they'd do that!
We met and traded blows in mid-waterfall, the impact of which knocked us both out of the stream- it was a classic mid-air movie fight scene. I cleaved the big slime into four pieces, which then rained down to the gravel below. I honestly don't recall if the fall split them further, but I know I was down a heart and a half once I got to the bottom, either from the original attack, the fall, or the combination. That might have been the most damage I've ever taken from a slime!
Anyway, new fun fact for me: slimes *will* swim upstream to get at you!
cheers,
thebugguy
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You know you're a noob when your ceiling is only 2 blocks high
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Any sane person would realize when you need to adapt, or quit the game completely. If you have an infinity bow, boom. You have an unlimited number of instant damage potions, poison potions, slowness potions, etc... This is not something you have to adapt to, this is something you should leave behind because this update will ruin pvp forever.
At this point you're just trying to defend this "Stimpy" guy who you believe in, and we have no idea who the crap he is.
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You probably don't even know even the most basic things about either language. There's so much that's going to be lost in transition, assuming said transition can even be made at all.
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Having a great amount of experience with both games, I can safely say this:
You don't know a damn thing about what you're talking about.
The two games have only the barest of similarities at the surface. Anything deeper down than that, and they're both completely different beasts. For one, the two games are coded with completely different languages. Minecraft is made with Java, while Roblox is made with Lua.
Now, as my one specific example I'm going to work with, I'll focus on player characters, since the issue of cosmetic customization was previously brought up in this topic.
In Minecraft, your player character is a single entity in the game world. It's composed of a single model, with a set of animations, and a single texture placed onto the model. All the coding to allow your player character to do stuff is hardcoded into the game, unable to be altered in any way from within the game itself.
As for Roblox, well, it's a lot more complex. First, look at this image demonstrating the full extent what exactly composes a standard Roblox character in a place that contains no scripts that would alter said character. It's a bit of a long list, so I have put it in a spoiler.
As you can see, they're composed of a lot of objects. Around 80, in fact. It could be closer to 90 if I made use of all of the customization features Roblox provides. Only ten of those objects are the actual blocks that make the physical model. The rest are meshes, textures, joints, sounds, animations, scripts, and other objects needed to make the scripting for a controllable player character to work. That's not even showing the objects within the place that handle the actual player connection to the server.
Going beyond the physical diferences between what constructs the player character, the two different kinds of player character also are played very differently. If you've played both games even a little bit, you'll already know what I mean.
So after that, I think I should make a short and simple summary and conclusion.
Basically, the way Roblox and Minecraft work are extremely different. Combining the two would essentially require making a whole new game, something that would take way too much time and resources, when both companies are already getting plenty of profit with what they already have.
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Some people are a fair bit lazier. The sort button would be for those lazy people.
I could see a sort system working. Press a single button and everything is all neatly sorted in an arbitrary order.
One of those quality-of-life things. Unnecessary, but not a bad idea.
As for me, I'm fine with my system of organized disorganization. I group together similar objects, but there's certainly no system beyond that.
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That kinda sounds like the kind of question some vampire would ask you when you try to call him out for killing a lot of people.
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Yeah, there's not really a suggestion here.
The general idea is that you are the one who's supposed to be choosing, not us.
But on that note, elephants. The bane of dwarves everywhere.
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Just an idea I had going around in my head and I didn't want to make a whole topic on it for a few reasons:
Guillotines.
Or rather, just the blade, not the whole setup.
It's a "trap" block that you place, and when activated with redstone or by right-clicking it, it'll fall like an anvil. Activating it does nothing if it's on top of a block. You'll have to manually break it and place it to reset its position.
It'll do damage to any mob it lands on, based on how far it falls. Compared to an anvil, it'll take less falling distance to activate the damage, and it'll do more damage for the same distance.
Most importantly, if it kills a mob that can drop a head item, it'll guarantee that said head item drops. So yes, it'll make it much easier to create a Wither.
It'll also produce a player head drop if it kills a player.
Of course, the main reason I don't want to put this on a full topic of its own is because I'm still trying to decide upon a good crafting recipe for it. Particularly one that's not too expensive, and yet not too cheap, considering it is an easy way to get certain otherwise-rare items.
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Well, Minecraft doesn't exactly have any hunting laws. Or even a government to make laws, for that matter.
But yeah, a polar bear rug sounds like a pretty sweet idea. It would be a lot more warm and inviting than a boring ol' carpet.
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You should explain what these "telepoint" blocks do, and how they work. Otherwise people won't know what it is that you're trying to actually suggest. Don't just assume that people will be able to figure it out.
Actually describing your idea can easily make or break the suggestion. If I were to make a suggestion about, for example, guillotines, I guarantee that people would be much more positive towards the idea if I describe how they actually work, especially if I go into specific detail.
Also, it would be wise to refrain from listing off other ideas that have absolutely nothing to do with the main suggestion.
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Considering this idea is based on the world itself, whereas gamemodes as they exist in Minecraft are based on what the player is allowed to do, this basically completely misses the point of gamemodes.
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Seeing as the current animations have been perfectly fine for a couple years now, this idea is essentially asking them to fix something that isn't broken.
Which, of course, would mean diverting time and resources into something that would do absolutely nothing to improve the gameplay, and leaving less time and resources to spend on stuff that would actually benefit the game, such as bug fixes and new content.