Basically, a Nether Chest works pretty much the same way as an Ender Chest. The inventory is saved across all other Nether Chests, but not Ender Chests The main difference is that on servers, there is only one inventory for every Nether Chest. They basically work the same way Ender Chests did before the update. They're also not immune to explosions, since they use Netherrack. The crafting recipe could be something like Netherrack in the shape of a furnace with Blaze Powder or a diamond in the middle. That way it's still pretty expensive, but still slightly cheaper than an Ender Chest. It would also allow for three (Including the normal player one) seperate inventories on a singleplayer world, which could really come in handy.
Would it be possible to summon him first then quickly place the water block as he charges? And also, do dispensers work on him, and does he attack them? Because if not, you wouldn't technically even have to be there to kill him, and if he doesn't attack the dispenser, you can be completely safe.
I heard of Minecraft a long time ago, but I didn't think it looked very interesting. After awhile, I saw how much attention the game was getting and wanted to try it out. I searched online for ways to get Minecraft for free (Without pirating it) but the only things that came up were closed giveaways and rewards sites, the ones that take years to make any decent amount of money, and are usually scams. I tried one out, but it didn't go very well. I don't have a credit card, and have no way to pay for Minecraft. Thanks for reading this, and I hope you can put me on your list.
EDIT: Sorry, misread the OP. Please disregard this ^
I know that makes me sound like an indecisive *****, but really, anything that isn't extremely violent/sexual, not too hard, not horror, and doesn't take an amazing computer to play, lemme have it.
I put sheep on one side, with a door in the pen, and a villager on the other side. Watched it for a while and I guess the AI doesn't see the trap door as a block it will jump on, even though it is within height range.
You, sir, are a genius.
If you want to though, you could wall in an area and have that be the only part the testificates can't get in by using iron doors.
Although, the first time I ever got truly lost wasn't in a cave, and was actually on purpose trying to find a village. After a solid hour or so of wandering, I turn a corner and there is my little wood house. Turns out I just went in a huge circle...
I'm not really a huge fan of the idea... Using pigs as mounts is pretty much useless, because they aren't even that fast and can't jump. Plus, you can't use a tool at the same time you control the pig.
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Basically, a Nether Chest works pretty much the same way as an Ender Chest. The inventory is saved across all other Nether Chests, but not Ender Chests The main difference is that on servers, there is only one inventory for every Nether Chest. They basically work the same way Ender Chests did before the update. They're also not immune to explosions, since they use Netherrack. The crafting recipe could be something like Netherrack in the shape of a furnace with Blaze Powder or a diamond in the middle. That way it's still pretty expensive, but still slightly cheaper than an Ender Chest. It would also allow for three (Including the normal player one) seperate inventories on a singleplayer world, which could really come in handy.
Thanks for reading, and give your thoughts!
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I heard of Minecraft a long time ago, but I didn't think it looked very interesting. After awhile, I saw how much attention the game was getting and wanted to try it out. I searched online for ways to get Minecraft for free (Without pirating it) but the only things that came up were closed giveaways and rewards sites, the ones that take years to make any decent amount of money, and are usually scams. I tried one out, but it didn't go very well. I don't have a credit card, and have no way to pay for Minecraft. Thanks for reading this, and I hope you can put me on your list.EDIT: Sorry, misread the OP. Please disregard this ^
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That's exactly what I thought. I think he meant because people may seem like they're just taking random free stuff and giving nothing back.
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Anyone feel like making me really happy? Sorry, I don't wanna sound like I'm just mindlessly begging.
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Yeah, at least some people are... I had some giftcards but I gave them away.
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Neither do I, I'm still pretty new to Steam myself.
I'm still looking for a minecraft giftcode, if anyone is feeling really generous and awesome.
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It would probably help if you narrowed it down a little bit.
And no, you you don't sound like an indecisive *****
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Would anyone be awesome enough to buy me a minecraft giftcard? Worth a shot I suppose...
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You, sir, are a genius.
If you want to though, you could wall in an area and have that be the only part the testificates can't get in by using iron doors.
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Although, the first time I ever got truly lost wasn't in a cave, and was actually on purpose trying to find a village. After a solid hour or so of wandering, I turn a corner and there is my little wood house. Turns out I just went in a huge circle...
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