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Quote from rsmalec»

I am quite sad.

I played your whole map (59 minutes or so) only to find that my microphone was not on.

True to your description, I don't really know what was going on.

Some cool effects, and some logicy-bits, but other parts I was just randomly going forward or pressing buttons. In particular the ice floor with wall of buttons.

I identified 2 rows that were the same, but no clue what to do as pressing the buttons gave no positive or negative indication of progress. I will say it was consistently odd. Also, the boss battle was pretty annoying. I figured it out fairly quickly, but it was still a massive pain due to random-seeming teleports. No clue what speed had to do with it.

Overall, it fit my desire for a puzzle map.

This map was made by the mind of a not so right in the head person... so yeah.... thanks...

Have you tested my map? just wondering... you told me quite a while ago you're gonna try my map soon(or later)... and is this threat still active? last post here was quite a while ago... (oh and my map is named "the zone" incase you totally forgot..)

make old styled puzzle map.. the days of iron blocks...

I'm tired to see a map where the ending is just like "Thanks for playing" it's too much... can't really think of anything unique so i don't use that in my map... it's weird to see that everywhere..

I started from 1.2.5... those were the day of emptiness... i remember the days when they added enderman... or pumpkins... adding comparators... redstone has advanced by alot since then...

ok, thanks for all those answers

You're great, keep up the great work... oh and you forgot a wool block there.. on the trunk..

I just think about this recently... like the title say, what makes a map a good map? is it the uniqueness of the map? the great storyline? the details? what is it?

uh, can i still join this awkward conversation that is awkward because i made it awkward? wait, what was the topic about? oh yeah... pick me!

or you could just force to make the player hit the golem without them even realizing... the idea is to get an invisible, silenced golem with no AI in the way, maybe infront of a door or a switch... the player must hit that object which will force them to actually hit the golem without them realizing... you can detect the hit using the health as a scoreboard... the detection only detect things on where you want it to be detected. after the detection, get the golem to the save place to keep the golem away until it is needed... hope you're still following... you can probably disguise it for something.. maybe destroy a totem where the player must hit it multiple times until the golem's health is low enough then it will do what it needs to do..

you can ask if you have question about it..

Hi there, I'm just wondering "IF" in any case, maybe you could tell me how this actually work? I'm interested in this but i don't have a quick enough internet connection to download it... in fact, this probably going to take forever(not literal) to get posted after i press the post button.. just pm me or something... please...

I'm looking for some great special effects for my map... It's going to be for some wool in a CTM map, I'm not sure what can i put there.. you can just place your idea in this threat or pm me.. ideas can be pictures or just some words... ideas needed, need help, quick.

-Taikeb0

If you need redstone tutorial/lesson, i would suggest watch sethbling... he made a 4 part redstone lesson...

that's the video..

This looks great! I'll play this map later on....

now make a full tree.. a gigantic tree.. the tree of life.. wait, wut did i just say?