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I thought he meant spring as in a small body of water. Not an actual, you know, spring. Your nature to assume peoples thoughts could use some work.
Your mind could use some work :wink.gif:
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Fact of the matter is, Mojang knows full well of the bug, already, and I'm almost certain they've even said "yeah that's a bug, hold on". As beta testers, yes, our job is to say "hey this isn't quite right," but when the issue at hand is already announced, move on. I mean, we could all post "SNOW IS BROKEN FIX IT" threads. That would get us nowhere. Instead, how about we do our job. Test more. Find other bugs with the game. For example, try and figure out why all the bugs that make complex redstone devices work happen. Or maybe figure out why this version of the terrain generator keeps putting out the same 3 worlds, over and over. (Check that 99 seeds album)
It's on the bug list, there are still bugs to fix. Let's move on, testers, and find them all.
tl;dr: I got 99 problems, but the glitch ain't one.
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Frankly, if they kept the "just wait and see :wink.gif:" thing with a few leaks now and then, they'd have happier players and more dev time. Of course, they could also remedy the issue by having someone help Jeb to code the game. Notch spends all his time lolly-gagging it seems, and the rest of the programming team is on Scrolls. It's not like Notch isn't responsible for Minecraft. He is the game's programming lead.
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As I recall, digging into a natural cave has a chance of spawning hostile mobs, and I can't think of a time I haven't hit a cave when digging. (Lately, I've been playing Peaceful and experimenting with some mods and items, so it's been some time since I did battle with mobs)
Just hitting the top of a cave, and falling in, can be dangerous as you lose health from the impact.
All these people suggest adding difficulty to Minecraft. Personally, I think the difficulty already lies in the sheer amount of work you have to do to accomplish anything. As Ben Croshaw so eloquently put it, "That 80-foot golden cock-and-balls wouldn't be quite so turgid if it weren't for the entire continent you had to dig up to get the materials."