Quote from commando_2020»
Wdym ancestors? What version are you on? And I think only Hoglins like gold and won’t attack you if you wear gold. Might have the wrong idea tho.
Seems like an intentional change to me for piglins not grabbing raw gold from the ground. But hoglins have never cared about gold which may be why piglins dislike them.
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I like how Mojang is finally adding some adequate security to the bastion structure, though I would have much preferred a change to the current piglin mechanics. I guess we just have to wait for it to come to Java...
Bastions are in ruins and are occupied by one to two neutral species and sometimes a hostile mob spawner. I don't think they really need more offense, to be honest.
Better question: if you are wearing gold and carrying warped fungus in your off hand, and a brute attacks you, does attacking them back with the item in your dominant hand trigger piglins or hoglins?
I think the Bedrock version of this update is a bit more interesting for the design of basalt deltas, seems to be more random lava and the like. Bedrock does randomness nicely like that.
However, the way Endermen act in Bedrock vs Java means that the Nether is now a walking Enderman farm. Suddenly, The End is much easier to get to (if you can find a fortress).
Piglins riding striders is also major cute, especially kidlins on kidstriders.
Piglin brutes brutishly take away all the nuance of dealing with piglins though. Piglins being somewhat reasonable is what made them special.
Oh well, guess I'll go back to Java.
It's a big update. This is why I play snapshots instead of waiting for the whole thing, to get acclimatized to all the changes slowly.
Yee.
New edition out, don't see any differences from RC which sounds good.
Antidotes are education-only or command-only etc.
Dying and dead trees are supposed to be rare but possible in Bedrock - dying means covered in vines on the trunk only, dead means sideways on the ground with no leaves and sometimes with mushrooms or vines on it.
Java has also never had dying or dead trees which I would really like to see carried over from bedrock.
Antidotes would be nice too.
Quote from commando_2020»
What? How is there two for the price of one? It’s just another bug fix. Also, that’s interesting that the nether and End would be disabled if you made a dimension.
The disabling probably had to do with the way new dimensions are made or something.
I was joking about the updates.
Well, that's nice. Two updates for the price of one!
There's this new game I saw an ad for called Trove which is this to the 11th power.
This doesn't feel very classic to me but if people want it let them have it. It's a question of whether a more closed world than current MC can still be or at least feel like an open world or not.
I wish advancements were split out into ones that are easy and part of normal gameplay progression or options, like getting stone, ones that are kind of tough but not that much, like finding bastions, and ones that are really quite hard, like Two by Two, Serious Dedication, or Adventuring Time.
Also, are hoglins required for Two by Two now?
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You just said the same thing twice.
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It's poor design choice because water music is meant for when you spend significant time in water, not when you step in a puddle and then back out. I could say more but it's just giving examples. Imagine if you went in a Nether portal by accident, or to grab a sword or something, and came back into the Overworld, and Nether music kept on playing instead of Overworld music.
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It would be too easy if villagers could defend themselves, that is your challenge and role as the player, who causes monsters to appear by loading in a village. Not to mention the Battle Royale-esque environment of soldiers fighting soldiers would take away from the game's theme and category and take away attention from other parts of Minecraft.
You already have hostile mercenaries with piglin brutes and illagers.
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Lock all your villagers in a larger, more sturdy building such as a temple or church. Then build a double or triple tall fence between buildings and around the perimeter, cobble wall works best. And finally light up the inside everywhere. Then you can release villagers (although this still does not solve the problem of sieges in larger villages). ***actually, it does, as of 1.14.4.
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75% is not a terrible rate though. Some people here have said diamond is too common, I think this is a nice balance.
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It's more a mix of ideas that are too complicated or large, and bad writing style and format (like too few paragraph breaks, or run on sentences).
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I'd say you should hold off entering the Nether. You could definitely get strange results from mixing biome groups.
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Since you want to explore the Nether, call it something about the Nether so you know that's why you made this world.
"1.16 first", "Nether say Nether", "Here comes the poglin", "Gha-choo", "A new dawn of the skyless", etc.
This.
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Best contact Mojang directly and explain the situation?
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Same here, except I like PvP ish and know less than zero about mods. (Scared of breaking the game)
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Mehh I don't know, really. I just can't buy that what seems so much like a zombie apocalypse is in fact not one.
Ok, you got me.
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That could be said in general for Suggestions, although we have plenty of over the top ideas too :P.
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Eh, not really. Again, the mouse rotation is terrible.
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So you can then farm skeletons using withers and farm withers using skeletons...nice!
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I like most of the music, although I wish creative music and survival music for the overworld were not mutually exclusive.
Bedrock's decision to instantly play water music when you go in any more than 1 block of water is a poor design choice, though.