To be fair, they're not as evil and satanic as squids are. And I mean that.
Seriously, those things give me nightmares. Creepers don't do that to me. Sure, they blow up my house, but I never see them due to my playing on Peaceful. I can't escape the tentacles on Peaceful.
3. Why do you want to be apart of The Dawn Of Time? Because this would be my first time playing on a 'real' multiplayer server, it would feel exciting to hop into an actual multiplayer server instead of one I'd just make for my friends. Plus, it looks pretty fun from what I've seen.
4. What role will you be?: A lover of nature, bacon, and a part-time archer (if bows and arrows are allowed). If possible, I would try to make friends with other forest-dwellers like myself, and spend a great deal of time hunting passive mobs.
5. Experience with MineCraft?: Not a whole lot, but enough to know how to do mundane tasks. I have made several houses in single-player, as well as built a few redstone contraptions (though nothing extraordinary).
6. Have you read the rules, and will you play by them?: Yes, I'll have you know that I'm very much against griefing, and I'm too honest for my own good. You won't hear a lie out of me.
7. You're running through the forest late at night, skeletons at your heels. You're running out of energy and you realise you won't make it back to your humble abode before the skeletons tear you apart. Suddenly, a bright light is seen through a gap between tree branches, and you dash for it. You spot a small, wood cabin and dive through the door, slamming it shut behind you. You look around the cabin, and see a small, unlocked chest. There is a sign above the door "Welcome to DarkRaptorLither's House". What do you do?:
At first, I'd begin to feel guilty for having barged into a house without asking. Finding the owner of the house, I give him a few of my iron ingots, and ask if I could stay the night, at least until daybreak. During the night, the chest does indeed tempt me, but I go with my better judgement and don't open the chest. After the moment day breaks, I leave a note saying I've gone, thanking the owner for his hospitality.
Sorry that my first post wasn't as detailed, this is my first time doing this sort of thing. I hope that's not an issue.
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What a rip.
That's a pretty cool looking word, though.
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Will you become one, too?
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Seriously, those things give me nightmares. Creepers don't do that to me. Sure, they blow up my house, but I never see them due to my playing on Peaceful. I can't escape the tentacles on Peaceful.
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Thank you, I'll do my best to abide by them.
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2. Age: 16
3. Why do you want to be apart of The Dawn Of Time? Because this would be my first time playing on a 'real' multiplayer server, it would feel exciting to hop into an actual multiplayer server instead of one I'd just make for my friends. Plus, it looks pretty fun from what I've seen.
4. What role will you be?: A lover of nature, bacon, and a part-time archer (if bows and arrows are allowed). If possible, I would try to make friends with other forest-dwellers like myself, and spend a great deal of time hunting passive mobs.
5. Experience with MineCraft?: Not a whole lot, but enough to know how to do mundane tasks. I have made several houses in single-player, as well as built a few redstone contraptions (though nothing extraordinary).
6. Have you read the rules, and will you play by them?: Yes, I'll have you know that I'm very much against griefing, and I'm too honest for my own good. You won't hear a lie out of me.
7. You're running through the forest late at night, skeletons at your heels. You're running out of energy and you realise you won't make it back to your humble abode before the skeletons tear you apart. Suddenly, a bright light is seen through a gap between tree branches, and you dash for it. You spot a small, wood cabin and dive through the door, slamming it shut behind you. You look around the cabin, and see a small, unlocked chest. There is a sign above the door "Welcome to DarkRaptorLither's House". What do you do?:
At first, I'd begin to feel guilty for having barged into a house without asking. Finding the owner of the house, I give him a few of my iron ingots, and ask if I could stay the night, at least until daybreak. During the night, the chest does indeed tempt me, but I go with my better judgement and don't open the chest. After the moment day breaks, I leave a note saying I've gone, thanking the owner for his hospitality.
Sorry that my first post wasn't as detailed, this is my first time doing this sort of thing. I hope that's not an issue.