Maybe add image filters which can be placed in the GUI of the camera similar to how banner patterns are placed in the loom.

Here are some ideas for basic filters

Black & White (Default): There doesn't need to be an actual item for a filter as this would be the default.

Color: 1 glass pane + 1 blue dye + 1 red dye + 1 green dye

Grayscale: 1 glass pane + 1 black dye + 1 gray dye + 1 light grey dye + 1 white dye

Sepia (The image in the OP is a better representation): 1 glass pane + 1 gold ingot

Washout: 1 glass pane + 1 water bucket

Grayscale, Color, and Sepia are the most important. The other two would hardly be used (b&w could be good for horror maps) but would still be interesting.

Paper shouldn't automatically be taken out of your inventory. Just like any other tile entity, you should have to put the paper in manually.

A simple but effective solution. Perhaps when the bell is rung the iron golem should be able to detect mobs in a greater radius increasing the chance they will attack hostile mobs.

Cartography Table: Cropping Maps

In the slot where the paper currently is, you can add shears to crop the map. A crop box will appear on the map displayed after the arrow of the cartography table for the player to drag and select what they want to keep. Regardless of how much is cropped, the shears loose 1 durability. Players are only able to crop maps to the nearest block (you can't exclude half of a block)

Cartography Table: Rotating Maps

When right clicking an empty map, the rotation will the way the player is facing (if the player is facing south, the maps north will be at the bottom). However, a player can add an item frame in the slot below the plus sign on the cartography table with a map to rotate the map. A rotate button will appear on the bottom middle of the map displayed on the cartography table. A player can rotate the map as much as they want in a cycle of 4 rotations until they retrieve the map. Compasses now face north naturally so the player can make sure if a map is facing the right direction because the non-reduced debug screen will be removed and only accessible through cheats.

Cartography Table: Placing Waypoints

Right clicking banners with maps in 1.13 adds a waypoint to the map. Players should be able to place a banner in the slot below the plus sign of the cartography table to add a waypoint to the map. When hovering over the map displayed in the cartography table, a transparent banner will appear. When the player clicks, the banner will placed (has to be placed on 1 block, not in between 2). Banners cannot be placed on parts of the map that aren't discovered. Considering the lack of uses the cartography table has currently, this feature seems appropriate for the cartography table.

Cartographer: Completing Maps

Players are able to trade 1 incomplete map and 2-4 emeralds with a cartographer to complete a map.This trade is unlocked when a villager becomes a journeyman (level 3).

Maps: Viewing Maps

Maps will no longer appear as a note in the players inventory but rather as the map itself. However, a player can only map new land when holding a map in one of their hands. Now, when a player has another item besides a map in their main or offhand, the map appears like the picture on the left. However, when there is no item besides 1 map in the players off and main hand, the item appears like the picture on the right. If a player picks up an item while holding a map in both hands, the item will not go into the slot which is highlighted unless it is the only slot available.

Maps: Central Start

When right clicking an empty map, the block the player is on will be the center of the map. I don't understand the technical limitations of this feature, but I would appreciate feedback from someone who does. A player will still have the ability to make maps have the default boundaries to make it easier to map adjacent maps. All they need to do is add a stone block to the map via a cartography table.

Compasses: Locating Waypoints

Compasses now have 238 durability. First of all, coordinates are removed and can only be accessible through cheats. See my functions thread in the signature for more information. When only a waypoint is on a map, a player can hold a compass in one hand and a map in the other and the compass will lead to the waypoint. The player will need to right click for the compass to point to the waypoint consuming 1 durability. If there are multiple, the compass will chose the closest waypoint. Right clicking the compass will change the waypoint to the closest clockwise from the first way point and consume 1 durability. A player can keep right clicking to cycle through way points. The arrow on the map that moves around as the player moves around is removed so the player is dependent on the compass to easily locate places.

Compasses: Locating the End Portal

If a player is near the end, the needle on the compass will start crazily going back and forth and in circles. The level of craziness gets higher the closer the player is to the the end portal.

Not only is this overpowered, but completely radical.

No Support Whatsoever

Based on how unpopular it is, there is no reason for this to be added.

I support a command that is only accessible with cheats to change biomes.

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A typical problem with trying to figure out a new ore is that it's difficult to come up with one that does something that not only wouldn't already fit another ore (Specially iron), but also that it's quite easy to end up thinking uses that would just as well go for iron instead. Often, this is due to suggestions involving materials such as copper, which have similar physical properties and uses (At least as far as the game's tech lets on, that is.)
Lead, however, is a metal that differs a lot from iron, being very dense, corrosion-proof, and soft. All of which result in it being quite different from iron, as far as in-game uses go.

Obtaining lead:

There's 4 sources of lead:

Lead Ore: Lead Ore spawns in the Overworld. It somewhat resembles Galena. Lead ore requires at least a stone pickaxe to mine, making it similar to iron ore in this regard. In the Overworld, lead ore spawns below Y=32, often, but not always,directly adjacent to Gold veins. Typically, it spawns in veins of 6-12, and is more common than gold, but less than iron. It can also spawn in the Surface layer of Extreme Hills, where it's almost as common as coal. Lead Ore has to be smelted into a Lead Ingot.
Recycling: Lead has the unique property that all lead items (Except for nuggets, ingots and blocks) can be placed in a Fireplace, melting them down into a corresponding number of lead nuggets. Inorganic materials (Such as Redstone, Iron, Cobblestone...) are recovered, and organic materials (Such as wood and leather) are lost.
It can be found while fishing, with lead nuggets appearing as "Junk", while Lead ingots appear as "Treasure", as a nod to lead's usage as ballast and fishing net sinkers.
Found in Shipwreck and dungeon chests.

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Uses:

Ammunition: It is used to craft two different types of ammo. The first is a thrown weapon: The Lead Dart (Note that gold items will stand in for lead items whenever possible, and that the Ghast Tear in the recipe is actually an Iron Nugget):

Lead Darts are a rather interesting weapon, in that they're the only serious thrown weapon in the game, barring potions. Unlike bows and crossbows, charging them before launching them doesn't slow the player down, making them the most mobile ranged weapon. However, they pay for that in their inability to be enchanted, and in a low stack size of just 16. They deal 6 damage, which is on par with Iron Swords, and are fired at a rate of 3/2 per second. They don't have knockback, and they wil travel about 15 blocks when fired paralell to a flat plane. They have to be fully charged before throwing them, and are fired automatically, effectively making them the spiritual sucessor of the Beta bow. Unlike pretty much every other lead item, salvaging them requires placing 4 Darts in the campfire, and placing less than 4 will leave them there without changing at all.

I always liked the ideas of dart. With the drawbacks, they don't seem overpowered at all. Support.

Lead Darts are also obtainable by killing Wither Skeletons, which now always spawn with 10-16 of them in their off-hand, making them both the only mobs wiht limited ammo in the game and the only mobs with both melee and ranged attacks apart from Blazes. Their darts are only dropped if they're killed before depleting their darts. Additionally, they're sold by Fletchers at 12-16 Darts per Emerald as a Tier 3 trade.Another way to fill your enemies in lead is with a Sling:

These mobs already have the individual functions. A new individual mob seem necessary.

(Yay rabbits are now useful!)
Slings are the exact opposite of crossbows: They are cheap, but their ammo is expensive. They're also the least mobile ranged weapon, and they hurt. A lot.

Get rid of the 2 string at the bottom and have 1 string in the bottom middle.

They have 3 types of ammo: Splash/Lingering Potions, Lead Bullets, and Lead Shot (All of which can be fired by Dispensers):

(This means that a single ingot only provides 2+1/9 bullets)
Slings are used by right-clicking, which causes the sling to swing, using a 2D animation that spins progressively faster (It takes 3 seconds to reach full speed) at the off-hand's side. Releasing the RMB launches the projectile tangentially. This makes slings easily the most difficult ranged weapon to master. Walking or sprinting while swinging the sling isn't possible.

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Lead Bullets tend to partly ignore armor (Up to 8%) and typically deal a lot of damage, particularly if they were shot from a sling swinging at full speed (At maximum velocity, they deal 20 damage, letting them 1-hit kill most common mobs). They have a chance to be dropped back as an item after hitting something, and always drop upon hitting entities. It's worth noting that NBT tags are saved and kept when the bullets drop back as items, letting the user use an anvil to put adequate text in their bullets.

Sounds a bit overpowered if they are able to 1 hit kill mobs without enchants.

Lead Shot is a bit similar to Lead Bullets, but, instead of shooting a single bullet, it shoots 4 smaller bullets in a spread-like pattern. While their maximum damage of each projectile is just 8 damage and they lose momentum more quickly than Lead Bullets, they have the ability to inherently hit several targets at once, and will ignore each other's invincibility frames if several connect with the same target.
Both slings and their bullets can now be sold by Weaponsmiths as tier 2 trades. Additionally, a quarter of all Zombie Pigmen now spawn as Slingers, who will use Slingers and prioritize staying out of the Player's reach. Their bullets, unlike the player's, will whistle, making a "zip" noise, allowing players to avoid them. Slinger ZPs have a change to drop up to 5 Lead Bulle

Sling Enchantments:

Mass (I-V): Increases damage by [Base Damage/2]*(W+1), with W being the enchantment level. This means that a Mass V Sling can deal 80 damage per hit with Lead Bullets, and 32 per Lead Shot projectile.
Bounce (I-III): Allows lead bullets to bounce on blocks and entities after impact. This can allow they to bounce into places other ranged weapons would be unable to reach, and to hit several mobs at once.
Void Bullet (I): Causes projectiles thrown by Slings to not be affected by gravity until they completely lose their velocity, at which point they fall. It's only found as a Treasure Enchentment.

Shatter (I-IV): Transfers any overkill damage dealt on a lead bullet's recipient to any entities within a 4-block radius, excepting passive and tamed mobs. This precludes lead bullets dropping as items. The total damage transferred is DW/4, with D being the Overkill damage, and W being the enchantment's level.

Armor Piercing (I-III): Ignores 20% Armor per level. At level III, lead bullets ignore 68% armor. Not compatible with Power.

Pipes:
Pipes have 4 components: The pipe itself, pumps, valves and filters. Respectively, their crafting recipes are:

Their obvious use is to move liquids (Both from place to place and manipulate them. Pipes are smaller than blocks, and are also directional. They use a texture that allows Pipe blocks to have up to 6 connections through which fluids pass from outside of pipes, and from pipes to pipes. Individual openings can be sealed and opened by right-clicking on their respective faces. Upon placing the Pipe Block, it will always have all of it's faces "closed", looking like a small floating cube, which then requires right-clicking in order to connect it. If a Pipe Block is right-clicked while holding a Pipe Block, it will automatically place the pipe in the inventory, and connect both pipe blocks on top of opening the opposite face of the placed pipe block, making the construction of pipe networks more convenient. Otherwise, pipe blocks placed next to each other DO NOT connect unless the corresponding side of both is right-clicked. Pipe blocks can be moved by Pistons, which actually preserves the liquid in them.
If the input pipe block meets a paralell fluid flow, the fluid will be moved through the pipe at twice it's normal flow speed, coming out of the other end of the pipe. If there's multiple ends, it will distribute the flowing blocks among them (Example: A lava source block connected to 3 pipe ends will produce 3 Flowing Lava blocks, all of which will act as if they were 2 blocks away from their source block), with the "equivalent distance" being X/Y, with X being the distance the flowing fluid block would be from it's source at the input pipe's position, and Y being the number of output pipes. Flow strength isn't lost in pipes. Fluids cannot move vertically upwards unless every other path is sealed, and will prefer to flow vertically downwards over flowing horizontally.
If a dropped item in the water comes into contact with a pipe block, it will move at twice it's normal speed in the fluid, and will "roll" for a random path in intersections until it comes out thorugh an open pipe, allowing for the movement of items through pipes in ways that hopper "pipes" don't allow (Hoppers still retain the ability to offload their items into containers, and take items from other blocks and from dry places).

Redstone Comparators can detect fluids in pipes, with the amount of fluid directing the strength of the signal, with source blocks being the strongest (15) and the furthest possible flowing liquid block being the weakest(1), and every other flowing block strength being at roughly even intervals within those values.
Filters selectively allow for the movement of items within liquids that pass through them. They have a GUI with two rows of items: A 5-square "Blacklist" grid of items not allowed to pass through the filter, in which you have to place the corresponding item (ei, putting coal in the blacklist will allow flow of all items BUT coal), and a 10-square "Storage" grid that stores items that haven't been allowed to pass through the fluid, and which can interact with Hoppers.
Pumps allow the movement of fluid source blocks through pipes. They have two sides: An Input side, and an opposite Output side. They also allow fluids to move upwards, which is stopped if the pipe meets a horizontal pipe block.
When activated by Redstone, any continuous source blocks (That is, directly touching the pipe, or connected only by liquid source blocks to the input pipes) within a cylinder of a 16-block radius at or above the Y-coordinate of any open pipes in the Input Side will gradually replace air blocks directly touching the output pipe within a 16-block radius cylinder BELOW or at the Y-coordinate of the corresponding output pipes.
While the input and output are draining, flowing liquid blocks aren't allowed to spawn within the cylinders (In no small part so draining water bodies is actually possible). If there's either several inputs or several outputs, all ends will work at the same time, but at reduced speed each, and source blocks will respectively be removed and added to the highest and lowest points of the cylinder first.
Valves are basically pipes that can be toggled on and off, allowing for control of fluid flow within the pipes. If they're placed between 4 perpendicular pipe blocks, then they'll be both open and closed to the perpendicular flows so they'd be open to one direction and closed in the other.

Water would need to be made nonrenewable for this to have utility.

Redstone seathing:

This is a pretty straightforward one. Right-clicking a Pipe with Redstone Dust turns it into a "Sheathed Redstone Wire", or SRW for short. They break down into their components upon breaking them.
SRWs use a 3D model with hollow squares in the sides showing it's Redstone charge. They follow the same placement and directional rules as Pipes (In other words, they're basically pipes that transmit Redstone charge instead of liquids). Unlike Redstone Wire, they can be waterlogged and contact fluids without any trouble, making them basically waterproof Redstone Wire. Another trait they have is that they can be limitlessly placed vertically, thus avoiding the unsightly redstone staircases (Apart from platforms for repeaters) and saving horizontal space. They have to have an open face directly touching Redstone mechanisms in order to interact with them. This allows them to both be quite precise, beyond what redstone wire allows, and to connect in ways that wouldn't be possible with normal Redstone Wire. Additionally, SRWs can be moved by Pistons without breaking, althrough they'll lose their charge if they already had it.

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Potion Ingredient:

Lead also acts as a potion ingredient, but, unlike most potion ingredients, it acts both as a modifier and an effect ingredient:

• Effect Ingredient: If brewed into a Thick Potion (Making them the first potion to do so), Lead Nuggets will produce a Potion of Inversion.
Potions of Inversion will invert the effects of other status effects that are applied on an entity affected by Inversion. For instance, Poison I is turned into Healing I. Any effects that used to not have an opposing effect (Such as Fire Resistance and Water Breathing) will now gain inverse effects, which are also available by using Fermented Spider Eyes to corrupt their respective potions.
Any effects that were previously applied BEFORE applying Inversion WILL BE modified (So be careful to use them, lest you turn an Enchanted Golden Apple into something worse than a Pufferfish). It's worth noting that Enchanted Golden Apples and Golden Carrots are specifically provided a new potion effect that shields their other effects from this effect (After all, wasting your Enchanted Golden Apple in SMP thanks to a common ore would probably produce a continent's worth of salt). Another notable exception is Bad Omen, which isn't reversed.

Support. Would mining fatigue be converted into haste. If so, when the guardian re-applies the mining fatigue affect, will the mining fatigue be neutralized?

• Status effects remain inverted even after the Inversion effect has worn off, and the potion's base duration if just 10 seconds. Base Ingredient: Lead Nuggets will, if added to a potion that already has effects, enhace them by adding a secondary Potion Effect that complements the original potion effect's. For instance, Potions of Slow Fall will also gain a Levitation effect, and Water Breathing also gains Night Vision. It's worth noting that, in most, the duration of the original effect is now split between both, with exceptions such as Slow Falling, in which the initial effect doesn't lose duration, but the secondary effect still has 50% of the original's duration.

Status effects and their inverses. Bold names indicate non-extant effects that are detailed below the list:

Swiftness-Slowness.

Strength-Weakness.

Haste-Mining Fatigue.

Instant Health-Instant Damage.

Invisibility-Nausea.

Regeneration-Poison

Saturation-Hunger.

Night Vision-Blindness.

Slow Fall-Levitation.

Health Boost-Wither.

Luck-Bad Luck.

Jump Boost-Jump Impairment.

Resistance-Vulnerability.

Fire Resistance-Fire Vulnerability.

Water Breathing-Water Suffocation.

Absorption-Drainage.

Conduit Power-Conduit Disable.

Dolphin's Grace-Dolphin's Discrace.

Jump Impairment: Lowers jumping height and ability to climb stairs and other half-blocks.

Vulnerability: Increases damage taken.

Fire Vulnerability: Increases damage taken from fire, lava... Causes fireproof mobs to become vulnerable to fire and lava, causes Blazes to deal 4 damage every 10 ticks due to being apparently made of fire (Or something similar), so becoming vulnerable to fire kills them due to the oxymoronic circumstance of being damaged by what they're made of.

Water Suffocation: Causes the breath meter to deplete faster. Causes aquatic mobs to drown in water.

Drainage: Seals hearts from the life bar, effectively lowering maximum health for the duration of the effect. If all hearts are sealed, the affected entity will die upon taking damage.

Conduit Depower: Decreases underwater mining speed and visibility. Empties the breath meter.

Dolphin's Discrace: Lowers swimming speed.

Complementary potion effects. To keep the list short, any effect opposite to this list's effects is also complemented by the opposite of the complementary listed effect:

Swiftness-Jump Boost.

Haste-Strength.

Instant Health-Absorption.

Regeneration-Health Boost.

Water-Breathing-Dolphin's Grace.

Fire Resistance-Night Vision.

Slow Fall-Levitation. (Making them the only pair in both lists).

Invisibility-Night Vision.

Sounds a bit weird tbh.

Lead Blocks:

Lead Blocks are mostly normal ore blocks, crafted from 9 Lead Ingots in a reversible recipe like all metal blocks. Aesthetically, they look dark grey, like actual lead. They DO have 3 important effects:

• Blastproof block: Lead Blocks have a blast resistance of 80, which makes them impervious to TNT, Creepers, and weaker explosins (But not to Charged Creepers), making them an alternative to Obsidian in the construction of structures that have to be TNT-proof, such as TNT Cannons in the Nether. More interestingly, they're still able to be moved by pistons and slime blocks.
• Sound barrier: Lead blocks prevent sound from propagating through them. This makes them very useful when hiding the sound of pistons, livestock...

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• Construction of Lead Golems:
• Their first attack is used on targets that have at least 3 other targets within a 4-block radius of them, targeting the largest concentration of enemies. This attack shoots 9 whistling bullets that deal 12 damage each.
• Their second attack is much more powerful, but less effective on groups. This will be used on stronger entities which have at least 30 health or are at least 40 blocks away from the Golem, and has a priority over the other attack in the former case. This attack consists of launching a single Lead Bullet that deals an atrociously high 100 damage. The bullet will emit a sound, similarly to whistling bullets. However, rather than the "Zip" sounds, the noise is more similar to a Stuka scream than anything. The bullet also has higher flight speeds than normal.


• Lead Golems are built by placing a pumpkin on top of asideways T of lead blocks. They also spawn in Villages, but they need to fulfill the same requirements as would be needed for 2 Iron Golems to be able to spawn.
• Their model sort of resembles a mix of a Creeper and a Spider, scaled up to a size of 3 blocks. It has two heads: One where the "Spider's" head would be, and another where the "creeper" would have it. The torso is 2 blocks wide, and it has a right arm that is thick and long, almost reaching the floor.
• Lead Golems have 15 Health, and move slowly, making them quite vulnerable. However, they are capable of using ranged attacks.
• They can climb walls, which they will do in order to get to high places. They also have a maximum sight radius and attack range of 64 blocks, allowing them to kill things long before they get close. They're also capable of both calculating indirect fire trajectories and seeing through walls.
• Their actual attack basically consists of them using their arm as a sling. They have a fire rate of a shot every 3 seconds, and have two attacks:

Obtaining a golem is too similiar to the iron. If a utility mob was to gain a ranged attack, its use should be seperate from any other item (bows, lead, etc

Radio:

Radio items are quite simple to use. They have 2 components: Radio Emitters and Radio Receivers. It's worth noting that the Radio Emitter's gold ingot is an actual gold ingot:

The Radio Emitter will, if powered by Redstone, cause all Radio Receivers to emit a Redstone Signal if within a 32-block radius. Both the Radio Emitters and Receivers can be toggled between 8 different colors, and Emitters will only affect Reveivers that are of the same color.

This would indeed be a great feature! Players should also be able to craft a remote. When right clicked, it does the same thing as the radio emitter.

Changelog:

dd/mm/yy:

6/3/2019: Created suggestion.

7/3/2019: Added clarifications. Removed shipwreck lead linings. Added sling enchantments and unique lead block properties. Redstone comparators now detect liquids in pipes. Tweaked slings and darts. Added potion effect opposites list.
8-3-2019: Added more clarifications, particularly related to redstone wiring and pipes. Modified Lead Dart recipe so it's more reflective of the actual item.

10-3-2019: Removed firing delay upon switching to a Lead Dart stack. Lowered Dart damage and limited it's range to less than a Bow. Increased Sling fire rate, and modified enchantments. Renamed "Power" to "Mass" in Slings.
16-3-2019: Heavily modified Lead Darts, both to make their recipe make actual sense, and to give them a niche without making them have too much damage. Added Lead Shot. Added Filters. Modified Pipe placement mechanics, and added Lead Golems. Added radio emitters and receivers. Made Sheathed Redstone Wires and Pipes explicitly able to be moved by Pistons.

There is no need for a GUI or an additional useless block. Hoppers are a logical solution. However, the input hopper should be on the top (sides are fine ig) and the output should be a the bottom as ScotsMiser proposed.

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Phantoms are the worst because players are already incentivized to sleep. Therefore how they were implemented was not good. Phantoms being able to fly already makes them unique enough- there doesn't need to be any more factors.

The achievements system was replaced by advancements in Java edition version 1.12. Advancements guide new players and provide challenges for the experienced ones. Here you may suggest advancements for the game.

e.g.

• A Noteworthy Accomplishment: collect all music discs
• Paleontologist: discover a fossil

Peaceful

• players will no longer have as fast of a natural regeneration and hunger will gradually decrease.
• players will be affected by the physical world (lava, cactus, etc)
• pigmen inhabit the nether but are passive (they drop no loot when killed)

Easy, Normal, and Hard

• Passive mobs have varying defense mechanisms based on difficulty
• Hostile mobs will now vary in behavior; not just spawning, damage, and health

Insane

• Serves as an even harder difficulty for more experienced players

Bats

• Easy: spawn as they do now
• Normal: have a 20% chance of spawning as a hostile variant with red eyes called vampires that attacks players and livestock
• Hard: the vampire variant spawns with witches as pets in witch huts; the bats follow their masters
• Insane: the vampire bat variant is more aware of the player and can dodge him or her more easily

Livestock

• Easy: run from players as fast as they do now. when a member of the same species is attacked, livestock in a 3x3 radius will flee
• Normal: run from players 5% faster than they do now. scare radius increased to 8x8
• Hard: run from players 10% faster than they do in normal mode. scare radius increased to 12x12
• Insane: run from players 15% faster than they do in hard mode. scare radius increased to 16x16

Rabbits

• Easy: 0.05% chance of bunnies being super strong red eyed white skinned killer bunnies
• Normal: 2% chance
• Hard: 5% chance
• Insane 10% chance

Horses, Donkeys, Mules, and Llamas

• Easy: takes a minute to tame and has a 2% of kicking the player off every second (can be increased with carrots, golden carrots, etc)
• Normal: takes two minutes to tame and has a 2% of kicking the player off every second
• Hard: takes five minutes to tame, can sprint when not tamed, and has a 2% of kicking a player off every second
• Insane: takes ten minutes to tame, can jump when not tamed, and has a 2% of kicking a player off every second

When kicking a player off, the time the player spent riding it is saved. Horses now move less randomly when a player is riding it and isn't tamed. Players are encouraged to bring horses into their bases or stables in order to have a place to tame them.

Blaze

• Easy: shoots two fireballs before recharging (shoots 2% faster than usual)
• Normal: shoots three shots fireballs recharging (shoots 10% faster than usual)
• Hard: shoots four fireballs before recharging (shoots 14% faster than usual)
• Insane: shoots five fireballs (shoots 10% faster than usual)

Creeper

• Easy: explosion radius decreased by 10%, ignition proximity radius decreased by 15%
• Normal: radiuses remains as they are
• Hard: radius increased by 10%, ignition proximity radius increased by 5%
• Insane: radius increased by 15%, ignition proximity radius increased by 8%

Drowned

• Easy: acts as it is
• Normal: has a chance to grab players and attempt to drown them but will let go if hit
• Hard: can additionally grab players from boats and has a 60% of letting go when hit
• Insane: has a 10% of letting go when hit

Guardians

• Easy: act as they are
• Normal: can break blocks with their beams
• Hard: +10% beam detection
• Insane: + 16% beam detection from original

Ender Dragon

• Easy: unable to shoot fireballs and dragon breath amount reduced
• Normal: can shoot fireballs and end dragons regenerates 5% faster from end crystals
• Hard: extra special attack (the dragon will bring its wings to its sides and then whirl them out dealing a 20x20 aoe attack not dealing any damage but whirling the player up in the air. How high the player goes is dependant on how close the player was to the dragon. The attack isn't very common, but becomes more frequent as its health decreases.) dragon breath amount increased, and regenerates 12% faster from end crystals
• Insane: extra special attack (the dragon opens up a portal and after 3-5 seconds will come out through another portal on the ground near where the player is and fly upwards dealing damage to the player. Players are repelled by enderdragon portals so they won't be able to go throught them), increased radius of hard difficulty special attack to 25x25, and regenerates health from end crystals 20% faster

Endermite

• Easy: acts as it does now
• Normal: spawn as frequently as zombies in the end islands
• Hard: spawn chance increased and spawn in slightly larger quantities
• Insane: spawns together in large quanitities

Enderman

• Easy: can't pick up blocks but have a chance to spawn holding them
• Normal: gets angry if a player attempts to shoot at it
• Hard: teleports everytime it is attacked
• Insane: +15% speed

Ghast

• Easy: remains as it is
• Normal: fireball speed increased by 10%
• Hard: fireball speed increased by 20%
• Insane: fireball speed increased by 30%

Husks, Strays, Cave Spiders, Shulkers, Wither Skeletons, Withers, and Pufferfish

• Easy: doesn't inflict effect when entity is hit
• Normal: inflicts level I status effect when entitiy is hit
• Hard: inflicts level II
• Insane: inflicts level III

Witch

• Easy: neutral
• Normal: as they are now
• Hard: heals undead with potions of harming
• Insane: 35% chance of throwing lingering potions

Slimes (maybe magma cubes)

• Easy: as they are now
• Normal: knocks the players back slightly when hits by melee
• Hard: knocks the player back when hit by melee
• Insane: knocks the player back far when hit by melee

Zombies and Variants

• Easy: baby zombies can't spawn
• Normal: can press wooden buttons
• Hard: can break wooden doors, press all buttons, and flip lever. zombies riding zombie horses can spawn
• Insane: can break all blocks and have a small chance to spawn with an iron pickaxe or axe (in addition to the shovel). zombie horses can sprint

Phantom

• Easy: stays as it is
• Normal: +7% speed
• Hard: +15% speed
• Insane: +24% speed

Skeleton and Variants

• Easy: stays as it is
• Normal: +5 block detection radius, +10 block detection radius once provoked
• Hard: +8 block detection radius, +20 block detection radius once provoked
• Insane: +16 block detection radius, +30 block detection radius once provoked

We have smooth stone blocks and slabs, why not stairs?

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If you haven't read Part 1 or Part 2, I really recommend you do. In a nutshell, Part 1 makes oceans larger and adds a sailboat, and Part 2 adds a lot of ocean animals and plants. Anyway, let's dive straight into this suggestion.

Ships

Structures

Technical Stuff

Conclusion

Many features have been added to Minecraft over the years. Some small, some large; some game-changing, some useless. While features of all shapes and sizes can improve the game, I think features that give the player more options and more things to play around with can improve Minecraft in ways smaller features just can't. At the end of the day, which would make the game better: a new dungeon, or a new tool to play around with?

It is because of this and other reasons that I believe player-built ships would be a wonderful addition to Minecraft. I hope that I have proposed a balanced and reasonable method of implementing this, and I hope that you enjoyed reading.

Changes

Cannons are now much more balanced. (Suggested by MinecraftPROFESSIONAL123.)

Pirates can now go on other ships.

Merchant Ships now have a few cannons for self-defense. (Suggested by steam66.)

Pirate Coves now have a chance of being tent-filled. (Suggested by steam66.)

I had the same situation except I advertised a LAN server and now I'm perma-banned.

So I've been playing Minecraft again for a week after I stopped playing about a year ago and today I decided I would make an appeal to get unbanned from Hypixel. I used a hacked client (NOT ADVISING TO USE HACKS PLEASE DON'T) in order to get an unfair advantage and I honestly don't know why. So I try to appeal and it says I already made one "Ok I guess I'll make another appeal" I say to myself. I try to find out how to make a second appeal and apparently, according to multiple mods in the forums, you can't appeal twice "the appeal team's decision is final" one comment to a post read. "Ok so maybe since I appealed a year ago they'll give me another chance" I say to myself again. So I make a forum post (which was deleted after 3 hours of back and forth between random users so I cannot link it) asking if I can get a second chance. I get the same thing. "the appeal team's decision is final" after some back and forth with some ranked users about appealing twice, it seemed they didn't think I deserved second chance. I'm saying users because not a single MOD replied to my post, they all had ranks and clearly biased about Hypixel's system over Mineplex (unbanning a year later after a perma ban, and eventually getting unbanned in some way). Apparently the only way to get out of a perma ban is if the ban was a mistake, which obviously wouldn't usually happen so the appeal system was pretty much useless unless you lied about your ban being a mistake. Another user joined in on my side and had gotten banned for a small mistake. I believe he had turned on a mod that was allowed before a certain amount of time and then became bannable to use it (I don't think it was a hack) and the users with ranks blamed him for not removing the mod and figuring out that it was bannable to use it even though they had no idea how to check and when. The user without the rank just went on the game and was banned and his appeal was denied only 10 minutes after submitting apparently, so he was stuck being perma banned and the appeal "team" didn't even give him another chance after doing something so small that didn't even affect anyone. I tried looking for ways to get unbanned and I saw a video ~ that had a bunch of comments saying that Hypixel auto denies appeals that are from watchdog. And this is when it hit me. It said I had used auto clicker when I never even used it on my client. I had said that to one of the ranked users and they said that it was "one of the reason you were pRoBaBlY banned" what does that even mean? There is so much more I could talk about but this post is already way too long.

tl;dr - Hypixel has one of the most messed up appeal system that auto deny watchdog rule breakers and their ranked users that are supposedly little angels love it.

To everyone thinking this is some sort of rant; it is but it's also a PSA not to try to appeal to Hypixel and just leave it. No point in fighting a foul and ridiculous system that will likely never get fixed. Only way to play again is through ban evasion or just buying another account, but I don't think I wanna play on Hypixel after this.

EDIT: Part 2 is out. Here it is: click here.

Introduction

Hello! I have decided to start a series of suggestions all about improving the ocean. There will be three parts, and this is of course the first one. This part will be all about how oceans are generated in the world and how ocean generation could be improved.

Technicalities

As of now, oceans are pretty much just big lakes. If you look at maps of Minecraft world generation, such as this one, you can see how small oceans really are right now. Now, this change was made due to oceans being too large–but that doesn't mean oceans can't be a little large. Oceans used to go on for tens of thousands of blocks, and sometimes even more than that. However, as you can see in the picture from the Mojang website, oceans got really small and are basically lakes. Just because oceans used to be too big, doesn't mean we have to have them extremely small.

I propose a rework to how ocean and land is generated. Instead of having this current system where land dominates everything, I propose we have large chunks of land (continents) be separated by large oceans. Of course, I think there should be an option in the world creation menu to control the size of oceans- allowing people to have oceans as small as they are now, as big as they used to be, or the new medium that I am suggesting. Of course, the medium/in-between size that I am suggesting would be the new default, as I think it has the best balance.

In addition to this, I think islands should get a rework, too. As of now, islands are very small. I think we should keep the current small island size as a rare thing, but most islands should be of decent size. I'm not quite sure how large yet, but definitely large enough for it to make sense that animals would be there. Islands should also mostly be jungle and/or tropical palm tree biomes, but more on that in Part 2.

How large should oceans be? I would say large enough so that there is always a point where you can look around and only see ocean. I mean, seriously, you shouldn't be able to see the mainland or another island while on an island. Plus, marooning other players would be a lot more effective (that was a joke). Since your render distance can be to 32 chunks, each ocean would have to be a little over 1000 blocks long. However, I think this should be increased a bit, so that there is more than one block where you can stand and only see ocean. I'm thinking a 1500 to 2500 block distance between continents, with a few islands sprinkled around, and some areas where a lot of islands are sprinkled around. The continents would be at least 3000 blocks long, so don't worry about there being too much ocean. If you think these numbers should change, please let me know.

Benefits

This change would allow for improved exploring and more opportunities for rare structures on islands or at the bottom of the ocean. Having ocean expeditions as a form of exploration would add a lot to the exploration side of the game that Mojang seems to be taking Minecraft to. Players would be encouraged to travel long distances to other continents after exploring the entire continent they spawned on. Again, I will talk more about the ocean content (what's in the ocean) in Part 2.

"But How Would I Traverse These Large Oceans?"

Well, for starters, current boats would be renamed to "rowboat." Then, there would be a new kind of boat called the "sailboat." It would be crafted like this:

Alternatively, you could use the following recipe:

Don't freak out. It wouldn't be much bigger than the rowboat. The closest thing I have found to what I'm thinking of is this:

Image from a video by the YouTuber CaptainSparklez

(Note: If you use the second recipe, the sail will have the pattern of the banner you used.)

It wouldn't have the ropes, or lamp, but other than that, this is pretty much how the sailboat would look. After you place it down, you would be able to put a single chest on it just like you can with a donkey. When you sail it, it would start out around half the speed of the rowboat, and gradually increase to around 1.5 times the speed of the rowboat within 10-15 seconds. Note that the sailboat would also be harder to steer; it would turn at one third the speed of the rowboat, giving rowboats a maneuverability advantage.

The player would be standing when operating the boat, and the sail and tiller would turn as you turn the boat. There would be a maximum of two players per sailboat, and the first person to hop in would be the one that can turn the sailboat. You wouldn't have to hold down the w key since it is powered by sails and not paddles.

Support Banner

I've seen other suggestions have support banners, so I made one for this using textcraft.net.

Here is the image code:

<a href="https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-java-edition/suggestions/2851073-ocean-improvements-part-1-3-world-generation"><img src="https://i.imgur.com/Ai6oKt6.png"/></a>

Quote from BlackMonarch»

Screw sprinting. Its relationship to the hunger bar never made any sense to begin with.

It does make sense. Sprinting requires energy, therefore keeping a constant supply of food on your person is required to go fast. Considering how it takes only a few days of playtime to get so much wheat that quantity-wise food becomes a non-existent problem, the player needs a use for large quantities of food on journeys. At the very least, rewarding the player with a slight speed boost for the little extra effort he puts into farming makes a bit of sense.

Why should there be a difference? Why should having a large selection of food types be valuable?

Because this is Minecraft, where we have a large selection of different kinds of types of everything. Different trees, different stones, etc. Not only that, but I already specified the reason why in point 4, which you conveniently ignored: it adds progression. While new food types in themselves are not valuable practically, people do find aesthetic value in them, and they do get used in certain other recipes not related to food.

The problem is that food items do not get removed in the game. We can't go backward. Therefore, a system is required to make a large plethora of food items valuable to the player and to support the addition of new food types.

Screw potions. They should be removed too.

It seems there's a bit of confusion here. As I said before, Mojang can't go backward with features without breaking worlds, so you Beta cultists people can either:

A: Go back to a previous version, which Mojang conveniently allows you to do.

B: Go play a different game, if A didn't recreate your nostalgia than removing features from the game isn't going to do that either.

If it's in your interest to chop off parts of the game in an attempt to recreate a game that only you are nostalgic for, you clearly have no place arguing for or against adding features to the current game.

I should also note that while you have not given any reason as to why potions should be removed, I can think of multiple reasons why they were one of the better additions to the game:

1) As a concept, the crafting system adds a use for magical items in the world. Ghast Tears, Gold, etc. are made more useful by potions.

2) This new crafting system, although boringly simple (it should be both procedural and algorithmic IMO so that the player has to use his ingenuity to brew good potions), adds new progression.

3) Potions and potion-related items are useful aesthetically as chemistry-related items.

4) Potion Effects add a new dynamic to combat along with Enchantments.

5) Potion Effects are a good way of implementing certain temporary powers that the player might find useful. Night Vision, Swiftness, Jump Boost, etc.

6) Potion Effects are useful for adventure maps. Slowness has been used in the past as a way of stopping Villagers or other mobs from moving.

Quote from BlackMonarch»

No. The food system should go back to how it was in Beta, not made even more insane.

That would be terrible, and despite the fact that I imagine you aren't going to change your mind because you're so nostalgic for the Beta food system, let me tell you why:

- Having a large number of food items is even less valuable. Now having food on you just means that you can heal yourself if you happen to get injured, whereas in the current system you need food to survive and sprint. Considering how easy it is to farm wheat and breed cows, this means food becomes incredibly underpowered.

- Having a large selection of food types is far less valuable. At least in the current system, certain food types will keep you satiated for a longer period of time than other food types. With the Beta system, there is no difference between Apples, Bread, and Steak, as long as you can munch down on them fast enough.

- Regeneration Potions become horribly underpowered and Health Potions are entirely redundant. Now, if the potion system was changed so that you could chug a potion in a far shorter period of time than it takes to eat food, I could at least see a case made. (I actually kinda wish the potion system was changed like this in the current game since health potions already take too long to swallow in combat.)

- With no real need for different food types, the little bit of progression in the food system that currently exists disappears entirely. At least, at the moment, the player is encouraged to farm crops for food, then when he finds enough cows, he can breed them to make steaks to feed himself for the rest of the game. With the Beta food system, the player is not encouraged to farm Cows, the only reason to do it is in case you manage to survive an attack with a half-heart of health and you want to heal in half of the time it would take compared to bread.

The thing about my system is, you actually don't have to do a lot of math to deal with the hunger system. Vegetables will still feed your protein amounts, albeit not as much as meat. This means eating vegetables is enough to keep you alive, but for additional benefits, the food system rewards players for farming meat, trying new foods and cooking new meals.

Quote from jamescoolcrafter15»

I think Cotton should also be a crop, which can be used to make string. Barley could be a wild Wheat variant found in the Plains.

Cotton sounds interesting, although I think it's outside the scope for a food-related suggestion. Barley sounds a bit too close to Wheat to add, though. Considering we already have Corn and Rice after this suggestion, I don't know if we need a fourth grain.

Quote from erictom333»

This would lag a lot.

No Support

I see "lag!" being used as a reason not to add something all the time with no explanation provided - this shouldn't even be allowed unless you have concrete evidence that it will cause major performance issues. All they need to do is add 16 new blocks (presuming that the current water is is own block, similar to hardened clay having a "default" color plus 16 colors) which all behave exactly like water but have different colors, aka shulker boxes, wool, concrete, etc. The only issue with this suggestion is the mixing of different colors, which is not possible for most colors, aside from ones that can directly produce one of the 16 standard colors (e.g. white + red = pink). Of course, there should also be a very good reason to add colored water.