Tragic. Deplorable.
I will not migrate to Planet Minecraft. Reddit is not a forum and thus is not an alternative—it is entirely dissimilar to a forum in both form and purpose.
This is my Discord tag: Stripe#9270
Tragic. Deplorable.
I will not migrate to Planet Minecraft. Reddit is not a forum and thus is not an alternative—it is entirely dissimilar to a forum in both form and purpose.
This is my Discord tag: Stripe#9270
There are like, a half dozen posts a day in the entire Java Edition Survival sub-forum. In the Creative sub-forum, there are less than that in a week. About a dozen posts a day in the whole Bedrock/BT Discussion sub-forum.
I remember when you couldn't keep a new topic on the first page for 24 hours—and it'd be more than half way down in 12.
Farewell!
Well, thank you for saying so, Janskydunbird! I'm very sorry to hear that you won't be returning.
I thought about doing the same, but . . .
. . . Unfortunately, even if all the people who say they'll not return don't, the Twitch corporatocracy won't care. It won't even notice, nor will it hurt Twitch one bit. It's clear from reading the replies to comments here that Twitch doesn't care at all. Citricsquid has accurately marginalized the 100 or so who have said they won't return as a tiny fraction of those who will stay and those who will later join as Minecraft continues to grow. Leaving will only punish those forumites who stay, and looking at the current state of the Jave Edition Survival forum, we're few.
So, I hope you stay. I hope everyone does. Staying isn't rewarding Twitch's disgraceful behavior. Leaving isn't spiting them. Twitch won't notice either way and simply doesn't care.
Where will you go? I doubt I'll stick around either. You, like me, are one of a small handful of frequent posters in Survival forum. A couple have already dropped off, it seems. I wonder if we could get the forum's backbone to migrate together.
Forcing people to get a Twitch account to keep using these forums? Despicable.
I would switch to this new Minecraft from Java edition if they would make a utility to convert my vanilla/un-modded SSP world, though I know that's almost certainly not ever going to happen.
This is the first time I've ever had a problem with a snapshot. It crashes like crazy.
Brand new computer, just built last night (i5 6500, 16 GB RAM, GTX 970). Clean fresh install of legit Windows 10 fully updated. Newest drivers. Minecraft is the first non-driver software I load.
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That's an easy one to answer for me, and it's also the end to my "work-in-progress" hardcore death story thread: FrozenCore: Hardcore Death; 3/20/15 to 5/3/15; Eight Weeks on a Frozen World in Pictures. I'll finish the tale someday. (I also see all three of the links in my sig are bad. Ill fix them.)
On the more lighthearted side, back when I was still new to Minecraft in that same endless Frozen River hardcore world, I was still missing some basic game play information—that I could make wool out of spider silk, for example. Since there were no sheep (or any other land animals), I never had wool and was unable to make a bed. Made it more challenging, and thus, more exciting and fun, so I'm not really calling that a fail.
With top-tier armor—even more so in 1.14, it seems—deaths in combat are unlikely. All my deaths for the last few years in non-hardcore survival have been from crashing into the ground or smacking the cliffside or otherwise wrecking while rocketing around on elytra.
However, I do carry a fire resistance potion on my hotbar at all times when adventuring outside of a base. I take a picture each time I would have died in lava without it. I've taken one picture this year (since about April). For me, dying in lava usually would have happened after crashing while flying around in a lava-bottomed ravine. I don't do it very often, but sometimes problems happen when mistakes are made while rocketing around hairpin turns underground in survival!
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I looked it up, started to type a reply, but accidentally closed my browser window. Water made them lose aggro from Java versions 1.0-1.8.9, then for 1.9, it supposedly was changed to not matter. I lost my post, but here's the link: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/g00/Enderman
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World is looking great! Love all the new 1.14 blocks!
Sorry to hear about your villagers. Very disheartening. Quite a shame.
Is that Watership Down map art I saw? I've so far not worked up the courage to watch that movie.
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Great!
Damn!
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That was some heavy stuff, Zaffre; a good read. But, I think the majority of Minecraft players align roughly with your sentiments. Years-old SSP worlds are pretty rare, though a number of people who posted on the first page of this thread have some pretty spectacular ones. I think the forum just draws the type of people, like me, who have old vanilla or semi-vanilla SSP worlds.
The main reason I think Minecraft is the #1 greatest video game ever made is because it appeals to such a wide audience. One can truly enjoy any number of countless aspects of Minecraft. For crying out loud, @BigAllenM just loves exploring seeds. Has 1000 world save folders all vanilla single player survival! That's crazy! Redstone, survival, creative, multi-player games, map or mod making . . . Minecraft is great because it really doesn't matter what one does with it. It's all about having fun.
When my old world becomes a chore or I start to feel burned out playing it—or more like my world's servant rather than master, as you described—I start a hardcore game.
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Good luck! Post pictures and progress over in the What Have You Done Recently thread!
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Looking good!
Any XP farms? Gold farm, blaze farm, enderman farm, skeleton spawner farm? After that, villager farms are great to have as well. Even further out, a guardian farm, though clearing out an ocean monument to make one is quite a pain.
Good news is, until you have a practically unlimited flow or supply of XP, resources, and golden carrots, you've got a long way to go!
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That's some pretty bad luck and quite disheartening.
Perhaps try slaying the Ender Dragon again? Maybe you'll have better luck in the next portal?
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This forum is full of people who play single-player survival. I've been playing SSP since 1.5 with only a brief stint into multi-player (over LAN) with a friend of mine back in 1.6. It was fun working together and fun slaying the dragon my first time ever. Other than that, I play only single-player survival or hardcore with no desire for SMP. I've been playing the same vanilla large-biome world since July 2, 2014.
I only play during the summer months because I'm outside almost all the time and thus sit at the computer only rarely. Quick Minecraft sessions here and there—such as on rainy days, before bed, or waiting on supper—work well for me in the summer. In the winter, I am inside and/or on the computer a lot more, so I do things on the computer that require larger blocks of time than quick Minecraft sessions, things like table top role playing. So, at no point would I be able to dedicate much time to an online acquaintanceship based on Minecraft, I'm afraid.
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Lesson learned. We've all done something similar.
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Oh. Well, yes, as CM said, that's working as intended and working the same as always as far as I know.
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You say you've tried this without OptiFine or any mods and mobs only spawn at night regardless of light level? What about in another world?
Try opening the game to LAN and turning on cheats. Set the time of day to night ("/time set night" no quotes) and fly up a little ways. Maybe 50 blocks up. Mobs should spawn pretty quickly.
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@Ritter_Kaldor,
In March 2016 you helped me. I still play the same world. The world is five years old now.
I want to thank you again. Thank you very much for helping me and for helping all these people. You are a good man.
I hope when this forum closes you go to another forum, like mcforums.com maybe?
Thank you for all you have done.
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Ritter_Kaldor is still active in this thread: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-java-edition/discussion/297844-official-corrupted-save-recovery-thread?page=105
There's also the Minecraft Region Fixer, though it's not updated to 1.14 yet: https://github.com/Fenixin/Minecraft-Region-Fixer/releases
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It really sucks when this type of thing happens. It also really sucks that corporate greed is shutting this forum down in less than a week, because it's the best place to find solutions to this problem.
Sounds like something bad to do with the chunks. I don't have the time to do it right now, yet I might forget later, so let me just say this: there's a guy who is really helpful for this type of thing, but I forget his name. In my post history, if you use the search for "bad chunks" or just "chunks"—and set it to give "thread" results—you can probably find the thread dedicated to helping this issue. It would be in my post history.
I'll look later tonight if I remember to see if you got your answer. Hope you get some good advice from others before that, though.
All's probably not lost, regardless.
(Obligatory statement: "Remember, make a back-up copy every night after playing!")