The sponges from Classic should come back, as a naturally occurring hardened slime mold plant? that would generate underwater, and could be detected from above the ground by depressions they would cause the water's surface above them to have. Their practical use would be the similar to Classic, when harvested and then replaced elsewhere, they would absorb water, ether redirecting, making a dry spot, or getting rid of existing water.
The depressions they would cause when generated could also end up acting as a minor trap for boats in the otherwise calm and cozy, trouble free lakes that are currently in use.
Granted, you can kinda do some of the more better uses of the sponge idea, by just placing a bunch of dirt/sand blocks to 'delete' water blocks you don't want, but it seems to my nitpicking mind to be slightly tedious that way and not really...fun, I guess.
Alrighty then, that's my post, criticize / support at will.
Windows, mainly because it's the one type of operating system that is compatible with (almost) everything I give it, and is really the universal operating system for computers. And I've used it for like, the last four years. :tongue.gif:
I will say that Macintosh is working it's way up to the same point of doing anything Windows can. And it is working it's way up pretty good, but until then, nah.
Now, Linux, good if you're practically a computer engineer, but at the same time, needs even more work to get stuff running on it than Macintosh. Only real advantage is having complete control over what it does, but...meh.
The map seems smooth on the whole, as for weird, sharp ledges between block types and spaces, they don't (to me) seem all that noticeable. That, and you know, nothing can really be perfect anyways.
Also, somewhat unrelated, but the resemblance to Africa is uncanny.
I play on Hard all of the time, mainly because by nightfall I can get a little wooden hut going, and by morning most of the enemies are gone, and the ones that are not, I can fight off or run away from. And then resume attacking trees.
No fewer than four, no more than seven.
And just because I'm such a nice guy, I only take one or two from the group.
One for the helmet, one for the jack-o-lantern.
Hello, My online alias is TGlitschen, though you may just call me "TG" for short.
I was introduced to Minecraft Classic by a close friend some months ago, one thing led to another and we ended up buying Minecraft Alpha. Though it has taken me a while to figure out how to play it to the best of my advantage, I feel that since I can survive and build miniature towns, I feel competent with my minecrafting ability.
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hardened slime moldplant? that would generate underwater, and could be detected from above the ground by depressions they would cause the water's surface above them to have. Their practical use would be the similar to Classic, when harvested and then replaced elsewhere, they would absorb water, ether redirecting, making a dry spot, or getting rid of existing water.The depressions they would cause when generated could also end up acting as a minor trap for boats in the otherwise calm and cozy, trouble free lakes that are currently in use.
Granted, you can kinda do some of the more better uses of the sponge idea, by just placing a bunch of dirt/sand blocks to 'delete' water blocks you don't want, but it seems to my nitpicking mind to be slightly tedious that way and not really...fun, I guess.
Alrighty then, that's my post, criticize / support at will.
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I don't have as much music actually on my PC as I should, otherwise...
I'd probably play some good old Rod Stewart.
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I will say that Macintosh is working it's way up to the same point of doing anything Windows can. And it is working it's way up pretty good, but until then, nah.
Now, Linux, good if you're practically a computer engineer, but at the same time, needs even more work to get stuff running on it than Macintosh. Only real advantage is having complete control over what it does, but...meh.
So...Windows is best, IMO.
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Also, somewhat unrelated, but the resemblance to Africa is uncanny.
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And just because I'm such a nice guy, I only take one or two from the group.
One for the helmet, one for the jack-o-lantern.
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I was introduced to Minecraft Classic by a close friend some months ago, one thing led to another and we ended up buying Minecraft Alpha. Though it has taken me a while to figure out how to play it to the best of my advantage, I feel that since I can survive and build miniature towns, I feel competent with my minecrafting ability.
tl;dr Hello! I got a weird name!