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I have a tendency to make really long tunnels for mines. I was walking back after a mining trip and I wasn't looking and (mind you, it's a wide tunnel) fell into a lava pit that I hadn't yet covered. Second goes to a time when I went AFK while outside and I hadn't paused the game. You can probably guess what happened to me...

I used to watch YOGSCAST Lewis and Simon for their minecraft content. Obviously, they stopped. I used to enjoy watching watching their Gmod TTT content and even that got stale after a while.

I like Minecraft because, from a creative standpoint, it's like Legos, but better.

A ) You only have so many Legos. With Minecraft, you have an infinite amount.

B ) There's only so much space upon which you can build. With Minecraft, your allotted space is... almost too much.

C ) Legos are subject to the laws of physics, such as gravity, whereas Minecraft blocks aren't.

This is more a feature targeted toward people like me, who've been playing the game for almost 5 years, and know the game pretty well: The ability to turn those annoying (for me, anyway) tutorial cards off, and those "new recipe unlocked" cards as well.

The Race to the Moon series that iBallisticSquid did.

10/10.

When I cheat, it's usually to get a good amount of cobblestone (at the beginning of the game, when it's a pain to get a decent amount of) and to set the world spawn at a spot where I'm gonna build. And, if you count it as such, I use Peaceful quite often, though I'm glad they gave the option to lock difficulty to stop temptation.

They're just symmetrical caves. I always explore mineshafts when possible, even if they are easy to get lost in.

When it comes to the forum, "SheepInTheCity" comes from my Minecraft username at the time, which is inspired by the tune "Night In The City" by Electric Light Orchestra. I just replaced the word "Night" with "Sheep" (my favorite in-game animal) and voila... we have my name. This account used to be called KlockKid12Jr. That came about because I lost the password to my first account (KlockKid12) and couldn't be bothered to go through the whole "forgot-your-password" thing; instead I opted for creating a new account entirely.

As for Minecraft, I've had quite a few. Please read the spoiler down below:

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Okay, I just would like to say something referring to the poll.

"Burn the EULA!" or "Keep EULA we Prefer Free Over Quality".

One option is supporting this suggestion. The other is almost mocking you for not supporting. Not a good way to lay out a poll.

And responding to your actual suggestion, the new EULA gives more freedom, allowing creators to make as much money as they want, as long as they don't give a player advantage over others.

well, here's a few things:
1. add more customization to the block/item model formats - something akin to .obj would be VERY welcome
2. add a gamerule or world setting to restore pre-1.9 attacking
3. start implementing more community suggestions
4. actually optimize - remove BlockPos and GlStateManager for starters.

I've made several, I like mining and once you have chests full of diamond tools and armor and stacks and stacks of diamonds there's no sense in being stingy with them. I usually use iron hoes, and when making LARGE fields even they wear out too fast so I thought it would be nice to have one that would last a while but I never had it when I wanted it, it was always in a chest somewhere where I had emptied my inventory before mining or exploring, or I found I still had it with me halfway through the trip and had to keep it in my inventory because I didn't want to throw it away. So I went back to iron and just made a new one whenever I needed a hoe.

Little kids are getting scammed out of their monies for things that PC people get for free :'(

This is unacceptable.

dude he wants to migrate his account which means he probably cheated/hacked on a server and he wants to migrate so he can do the same thing just ignore this person because all he wants is to go back to what he is doing [or he had a bad skin/username]

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I personally don't think it should be craftable. It could be found in some ruin, similar to end portals.

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I made this one a couple of years ago.

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1.3 is when single-player was changed to actually run a server within it, which is why it had lag and bugs compared to before.

Yeah, Basically Singleplayer was made to run locally on your PC on the server code so that the devs only had one version of the game to improve and update. Prior to that Singleplayer and server were two entirely different games code wise.

Before 1.3 Singleplayer ran beautifully, but muliplayer was a buggy mess that was missing features that singleplayer had. While the change did hurt singleplayer gameplay, in the long run it helped the server gameplay improve substantially which I think is what a majority of players use, so it was a good move on Mojangs part.

Not to mention it made universal mods possible. Before that they had to be coded for either singleplayer or multiplayer due to the entirely different game code structures.