Get the PC version. It gets updated fast, and has all of the features, unlike PE or Xbox does. The controls are the easiest, over the touchscreen, or the controller. Also, you can install mods, and resource packs to the PC version.
I would rather fight either 100 creepers, or 30 zombies. I can outrun the zombies, and kill them off after a while. Or I could use strategic creeper explosions to kill other creepers.
Put a little strategy into your motion. By zigzagging I've been able to mostly dodge Skeleton arrows even while charging towards them.
Skeletons are really only challenging when there are several of them in the same area.
I do zigzag when I fight skeletons, yet they still hit me several times. The only time that they miss is when I am far from them, but that is no good for fighting, unless you have a bow.
I prefer Notch. Both of them do a great job at updating the game, but Notch's features were a bit more useful. Jeb has recently been adding lots of optional stuff, like beacons, fireworks, flower pots, and writable books. Notch added things that many players use, like beds, shears, experience, the End, enchanting, and potions. Jeb should start adding things that have a big effect on gameplay, which is what I am hoping for in 1.7.
So today, I spent 17 levels to enchant a sword. I was hoping to get looting, and sharpness, but instead, I got Bane of Arthropods II. I was very upset, and wished there was some way to get my levels back. So I have a suggestion to make.
It is the Enchantment Transferer. It allows you to take enchantments off of tools, and move them to other items, like tools or books.
Here's an example. If you enchant a sword, and get Bane of Arthropods, you can do three things with it. You can move it to another sword, move it to a book for later use, or remove it and get one third of the levels back you spent to get it. Moving the enchantment to a tool or a book will cost more levels, so the transferer isn't too over powered.
This can be useful, especially for removing unwanted enchantments, moving good enchantments to a better tool, or storing them for later use.
No support. The Ender Dragon is supposed to be a boss, not a tameable mob. Also, I would not like being thrown off the dragon when I am way up in the air. Then, it will go through and destroy everything.
Skeletons. They almost never miss, and shoot faster when you get close, which is very annoying when you are taking on multiple skeletons. Also, they turn you into a pincushion.
Time, Y U NO GO FASTER!? I want this snapshot out now, because I have a chest filled with seven near broken diamond pickaxes. I like to save them, just like I did with my first pickaxe (wooden).
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I do zigzag when I fight skeletons, yet they still hit me several times. The only time that they miss is when I am far from them, but that is no good for fighting, unless you have a bow.
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It is the Enchantment Transferer. It allows you to take enchantments off of tools, and move them to other items, like tools or books.
Here's an example. If you enchant a sword, and get Bane of Arthropods, you can do three things with it. You can move it to another sword, move it to a book for later use, or remove it and get one third of the levels back you spent to get it. Moving the enchantment to a tool or a book will cost more levels, so the transferer isn't too over powered.
This can be useful, especially for removing unwanted enchantments, moving good enchantments to a better tool, or storing them for later use.
This is how it is crafted.
Thoughts?
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