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I actually agree with this.

I'm playing with a mod, that requires me to sneak to pick up nearby stuff or rightclick for a single item i look at.

If that where standard vanilla, almost everyone would complain about it when doing farmwork or tearing down large builds.

Especially becouse sneaking slows you down. So it has it's flaws.

To me, it makes the game way more enjoyable since i don't have to deal with lillypads,

from crossing swamps by boat, worthless drops like rotten flesh or leather etc.

Also, sometimes there are just items laying around at random, like eggs or flowers & they can mess up your inventory rather fast.

Another pro about this is that i don't have to throw away items far enough, to not recollect them.

Automatic collection should be optional by now.

-Full support!

I'm puzzled. How do we determine effeciency? To get something done fast? To automate as much ressorces as soon as possible?

It completly depends on playstyle. Survival ist just a game mode.

A complete new player i would reccommand to not kill every animal near spawn. For lazy ones, i'd recommand breading chickens.

Giant spruce trees are the best to farm, if you climb them with waterbucket & chop from top to buttom.

(Spruce trees or more accurately sticks are a good trading ressorce earlygame)

Now the fuel properties! You can safe lot's of coal if you use sapplings/wool/etc instead of 1 coal for 2 iron ores. Or use lava instead.

1 coal smelts 8 items. 8 coal smelt a stack. 16 coal make 1 stack of torches. And you want lots of torches!

Don't throw away leftover bulding materials. Store them seperated from your organized storage.

Don't craft swords weaker than iron-tier. Use stone-axe instead & practice critical attacks.

No iron shovel/hoe. Stone is good enough untill you hit diamond.

For my personal playstyle... i'm an overworld nomad. And i sattle down extremely rare, when i'm in the mood to build something.

The only effeciency related stuff to me is NOT TO DIE & inventory management. Otherwise it's just travel, trade, fight, mine that cave or loot that structure!

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To prevent unwanted items going to the hotbar, you can do this by filling it up with stuff you want there,

or in early game do what I do and put placeholders there until you've gotten more advanced tools and food items.

True. Tho in the situation i explained, where you want to cross a swamp, the lillypads take the place where the boat needs to be.

That's the point. To prevent that, i have to take them into the inventory.

If the swamp is a larger one, i end up with 2 stacks lillypads IF i have that space left.

That's why i hate lillypads. There is no way around them but mods / frostwalker.

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Eh, anyone who doesn't like Mojang's changes will mod them out, the chat changes included.

As for getting lost in the caves, I think that people forget about wolves. Yeah, they can be annoying, but they're useful as markers, partly because of the coloured collars and partly because they make noise.

I don't know... I mean, dogs making noise is one thing i did not think of jet,

that could realy be helpful to not get lost while cavemining.

But taking dyes with you, to dye the dorgs underground doesn't sound practicle.

(Iknow, you did not say so. I assume you dye them before you take off.

Btw, what do you memorize using dogs with colorized collars?)

I used to place signs all over the place.

Nowdays i just dig upwards & travel back, when i realize i got lost.

Another issue is that dogs tent to get in the way, while mining or while fighting in close caves.

It's allready dangerous enough to fight creepers near bats, as they can take the hits instead.

Plus dogs don't fight creepers. They don't even flee from creepers.

A cat might be the better companion when dealing with creepers underground.

We probably won't see cannons anytime in the future. Same with guns, rifles ect.

About your demand for ships:

Have you ever tried davincis vessels mod?

It allows you to build ships, airships & submarines from your favourite blocks in almost any shape you like.

Just attache the steering wheel & off you go!

Altough, there are some requirements if you want to fly or build insane big vehicles.

So yes, you can basically fly & dive with your house or mansion or whatever.

So stupid & jet SO MUCH FUN!

-Highly recommand it.

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Thanks for the feedback on my idea, and i will probably get rid of some of the overpowered things like riding, cropgrow, and chest equippable, but i like my sheering idea. Also, i intended for them to be a hard mob to find and if you find it you can tame it and let it work on your farms and tree farms as an upgrade instead of constantly having to collect bonemeal. As an example, people have to constantly walk around in deserts looking for cacti to break for green dye, and then at one point they can finally make a green dye farm as an upgrade instead of constantly having to collect cactus blocks.

There are plenty of cacti farm designs but i get what you mean. It would add some fun to the game if this mob would knock down some grown cacti.

Uhm.. first of, this forum isn't run by mojang. They don't even read here.

This is where you post your ideas, get feedback & then you post your suggestion to minecrafts feedback site or minecrafts reddit.

Based on what you suggest, we, the readers, would need to know that specific series you watched.

Do you realy expect people (or mojang developers) to watch a youtube series just to understand what you suggest?

What i understand so far is that you want random armor customization with effects simular to suspicious stew.

So armor with possibly: poison, mining fatigue & nausia? O.o

Ok, you have a lot of ideas for this mob. In general i like your suggestion.

Ther are just 2 problems:

Minecraft does not have male & female mobs. But there are brown mooshrooms, so alternate textures aren't a problem.

The mob should not be able to destroy blocks. Creepers don't grief unless they come close to a player.

Enderman are the exception here.

Also: Riding, chest equippable, sheerable plus cropgrow bonus are a little overpowered.

I would add none of them, even the cropboost. Becouse that would make bonemeal almost useless.

Ramming trees to make sticks & sapplings drop is pritty cool & useful.

Your texture is cool as well.

You should overthink your suggestion, post it on minecrafts official feedback website or minecrafts reddit.

If mojang should turn your suggestion down, suggest it to mod developers instead.

This mob idea has potential, don't let it go to waste.

So i partially support.

Minecraft isn't the only game with broken inventory when you want to take the wight of items into account.

(Carrying stacks of goldblocks in shulkers)

The most broken things i have seen are dolphinspeed plus depthstrider 3 & boats on ice.

When you move faster then the world can load, you know that something is just broken.

Or the PC / server is just bad.

There is nothing we can interact with (lift things for example) to somehow determin the strenght of the character.

It's all speculation to a game with broken physics compared to real life.

I remember i played a dungeon crawler on ps2 with a weight based inventory system. But then i found an item that gave me streanght boost (atk dmg & more carrying capacity) for just having it in my inventory. Since the multiplayer was also broken (import char, drop stuff & export WITHOUT SAVING) i could just dupe these items endlessly, maxing out all streanght related stats. So i just killed the last boss on the highest difficulty with 1 hit.

You can't do that in minecraft, so i would argue that Steve is no where near the strongest.

Edit:

The game was Champions of Norrath. It got an expansion called Champions return to arms. The devs didn't remove the obviously broken parts, so me & my friends just kept making godlike lvl 1 Characters.

Your best option here is to mute ingame music & play it with youtube or music player program.

To be honest i never liked aby of minecrafts music (except pigstep), so i play what i want seperatly.

There is also a musicplayer mod for forge, which let's you play music ingame from your pc or youtube.

But it crashes sometimes when playing together with other sound related mods like dynamic surroundings or soundfilters.

That's why i stoped using that one.

Maybe the biggest and the ugliest problem is the memory allocation. Currently the game allocates (and throws away immediately) 50 MB/sec when standing still and up to 200 MB/sec when moving. That is just crazy.

The general trend is that the developers do not care that much about memory allocation and use "best industry practices" without understanding the consequences. The standard reasoning being "immutables are good", "allocating new memory is faster than caching", "the garbage collector is so good these days" and so on.

https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/1272953-optifine-hd-fps-boost-dynamic-lights-shaders-and?comment=43757

The old Notch code was straightforward and relatively easy to follow. The new rendering system is an over-engineered monster full of factories, builders, bakeries, baked items, managers, dispatchers, states, enums and layers. Object allocation is rampant, small objects are allocated like there is no tomorrow. No wonder that the garbage collector has to work so hard.

https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/1272953-optifine-hd-fps-boost-dynamic-lights-shaders-and?comment=43491

Amazing work falls very short, I'm completely impressed at what you accomplished with TMCW, the game runs at 180+ fps on max settings (1.18 barely hits 40 on modest settings, 1.16.5 with a lot of performance mods gets close to that but with choppier feel) with all that extra content of incredible quality.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GoldenAgeMinecraft/comments/uynfhh/comment/ia8oa7s/

This post I made includes examples from newer versions:

https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-java-edition/discussion/3013257-ibxtoycats-comparison-of-java-vs-bedrock-edition?comment=2

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I don't know where to begin. Since i am an overworld nomad, there is a ton of stuff i consider annoying or useless.

What makes the messed up inventory worse is actually how items are sorted, when picked up.

They wander straight into the hotbar, which annoys the hell out of me, when i swim with a boat through a swamp.

So Lillypad might just be my most hated, becouse i KNOW i'll have to sort them out AGAIN.

It would be better if we had a favourite system added to the game where we could choose what items immediately go to the free space in the hotbar when picked up. Everything else goes into the inventory stockpile.

Personally I don't have a huge problem with this feature, I wouldn't care if it were changed to your liking, but I do not believe it breaks the game

enough to be a priority for Mojang to change. Compared to other issues with the game it is so far down the bottom.

I would consider not being able to make poison potions out of poisonous potatoes or to compost them more of an annoyance,

at least with Lilypads you can compost them.

To prevent unwanted items going to the hotbar, you can do this by filling it up with stuff you want there,

or in early game do what I do and put placeholders there until you've gotten more advanced tools and food items.

I see no issues with creeper dungeons - I modded them into the game myself 8 years ago, along with dungeons for many other types of mobs; I see endermen dungeons as being more OP (when I found one in TMCWv4 while branch-mining during the early game, well, there's all the ender pearls I'll ever need), but I fixed that by making them always attack the player if they get too close and nerfed the drop rate by 5-fold (this also affects endermen in the End as they are so common) and added a "cooldown" that limits how many mobs can spawn before they stop dropping loot and XP (about 50 assuming continuous spawning, which yields 50 common drops without Looting, enough for 10 TNT before it must be allowed to rest so it can reset); likewise, zombie pigmen dungeons (in the Nether) spawn pigmen which are always hostile but don't call for help; I also increased the spawn rates of most spawners and added them to more structures so they actually pose a challenge.

Also, how exactly would you use creepers to mine? They only explode if close to a player, which in TMCW means they will deal damage since I reduced their defuse distance from 7 to 5 blocks (explosions deal damage within 6 blocks, I also changed the damage calculation so they deal at least 6 damage instead of 1 to living entities) and they continue moving while counting down (a vanilla feature that was lost around 1.2; despite the shorter defuse distance it is much harder to just run past one without setting it off, and charged creepers double the distance; that said, I made creepers ignited with flint and steel stand in place). Destroyed blocks also don't always drop, unlike if TNT is used, and they deal much less damage than TNT (a creeper on a flat stone surface removes 1-2 blocks, maybe 4 if it is right at the intersection).

Otherwise, farms/exploits should not be considered but patched/nerfed/penalized (maybe even make creepers spawned from spawners not destroy any blocks but still damage entities).

I have spent Far too much time researching this and I believe I may have found the tree that most closely resembles the jungle tree.

now firstly im making a two assumptions.
One is that the jungle biome was intended to emulate the amazon's rainforests, evident by two main factors, the habitation of ocelots and the abundance of cocoa.
Two is that the cocoa pods in game grow on jungle trees only for lack of a dedicated tree (would be a great addition) as the jungle tree clearly is not a cocoa tree.

My Guess?

Dinizia excelsa, common name Angelim tree.
All factors i can think of support this.

Distribution, being abundantly found in the Amazons.

Wood color, slightly darker than regular oak and with a slight reddish hue.

Leaves, large and oblong shaped with a darker (than oak) green hue.

Height/shape, few trees that i could find match both in terms of size while also having that characteristic huge flat top canopy.

Attached below are useful images I submit as evidence.

If anyone else reckons they can find a better match please share.
All other trees have proper names, time for the jungle tree!

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I don't know... I mean, dogs making noise is one thing i did not think of yet,

that could really be helpful to not get lost while cave mining.

But taking dyes with you, to dye the dogs underground doesn't sound practical.

(I know, you did not say so. I assume you dye them before you take off.

Btw, what do you memorize using dogs with colorized collars?)

I used to place signs all over the place.

Nowadays i just dig upwards & travel back, when i realize i got lost.

Another issue is that dogs tent to get in the way, while mining or while fighting in close caves.

It's already dangerous enough to fight creepers near bats, as they can take the hits instead.

Plus dogs don't fight creepers. They don't even flee from creepers.

A cat might be the better companion when dealing with creepers underground.

Yeah, dye them before setting off. Sit most, if not all, of them at the entrance to whatever cave it is you're exploring. If you follow the rule of sensible caving and try to only put torches on **one** side of the cave (I know this isn't so easily achieved in the bigger caves we have now), then you'll be able to figure out the directions (further or closer to the entrance you came in by).

I tend to leave one wolf at the cave entrance, then move the pack forward into the cave as you find more forks, branches, massive caverns, and so on. That way, you know that if you hear lots of barking you are getting close to the pack again. Rotten flesh can be used to increase the size of your pack on the go, but this has the downside of also requiring dyes to make the most use of them (making a donkey, mule, or llama tied up at the cave entrance another useful companion to have).

How you choose to use the colours is up to you. You could go from red to purple, like a rainbow, or green (safe) to red (deep in the cave, not safe) as long as you have a system that works for you! There're many things can be noted with the dyes, it's just up to you how to use them.

Lastly, this one might seem a bit wasteful, but you can of course use nametags as well as or instead of dying the collars, especially if you use the same pack of wolves for each caving run.

In any case, while wolves can get in the way while caving and fighting, they do have their uses.

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The village update (blockgeneration) as op described seems possible to me,

as long as the chunks are loaded & the conditions are fullfilled.

So i share your opinion for different reasons.

You would have to override either a) natural terrain or player placed blocks or c) a mix of the two.
Which maybe someone else wanted to use.

They didn't have the imagination at the time to give it a unique effect when eaten, and since the ingredient is rare and very narrow in purpose, it's mostly seen a non issue. I personally wish we could eat a lot more things even if we get sick from it.

1.Wiki https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Boat

Wikis are your best friend until you memorise it/the recipe system picks it up for you in that world (doesn't care over new world to new world).

You need to step in water and make a shovel/stick I think before the recipe system will show it I think. If not then I don't know what Mojang has done to the game these days I never use it but it's helpful for newcomers/Vanilla players 'sometimes' other times for later game recipes not so much.

Either way the recipe system is more useful for quick craft/overlaying I find then unlocking/discovering recipes so not that useful after a while but is 'certain' recipes early game from what I remember (because I ignore it so much).

Either way like the image above planks or planks and a shovel if playing on other platforms.

2.Recipe mod like Just Enough Items/Roughly Enough Items if Java, if not then whatever the old recipe UI says if that's possible (may be thinking Legacy console there I don't remember I barely play Bedrock but then again this is a Java Edition thread so).

3.Recipe system once you have built it before to go back to it.

Thanks for the feedback on my idea, and i will probably get rid of some of the overpowered things like riding, cropgrow, and chest equippable, but i like my sheering idea. Also, i intended for them to be a hard mob to find and if you find it you can tame it and let it work on your farms and tree farms as an upgrade instead of constantly having to collect bonemeal. As an example, people have to constantly walk around in deserts looking for cacti to break for green dye, and then at one point they can finally make a green dye farm as an upgrade instead of constantly having to collect cactus blocks.

I've seen so many posts like this since 1.18 (on Reddit they are even deleting such posts for being overly redundant) - world generation is totally different, including diamond ore , which is far more common than it used to be - with as many as 53 ores in a singe chunk, compared to just 10 before - and more notably, a single vein of up to 23 generates in 1 in 9 chunks, otherwise it is qu9te likely that two or more veins will connect simply because there are so many and they are concentrated near the bottom of the world (of course, they can also generate in adjacent chunks - in theory, a vein of 212 can generate at the intersection of a 2x2 chunk area, 40 in older versions):

In Java Edition, Diamond ore can generate in the Overworld in the form of blobs. Diamond ore attempts to generate in two batches. The first batch generates 6 times per chunk in blobs of 0-5 ores, from Y=14 to Y=-63, being more common as the y-level decreases. The second batch generates in 1/9 chunks in blobs of 0-23 ores, from Y=14 to Y=-63, being more common as the y-level decreases.

https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Diamond_Ore#Natural_generation

In Bedrock Edition, Diamond ore attempts to generate in three batches. The first batch generates 7 times per chunk in blobs of 0-5 ores, from Y=14 to Y=-63, being more common as the y-level decreases. The second batch generates in 1/9 chunks in blobs of 0-23 ores, from Y=14 to Y=-63, being more common as the y-level decreases. The third batch generates 4 times per chunk in blobs of 0-10 ores, from Y=14 to Y=-63, being more common as the y-level decreases.

1.17:
Coal: 185.5
Iron: 111.5
Redstone: 29.1
Gold: 10.4
Lapis: 4.1
Diamond: 3.7

1.18:
Copper: 68.7
Coal: 62.0
Iron: 53.5
Redstone: 24.5
Gold: 17.6
Lapis: 16.3
Diamond: 10.4

https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-java-edition/recent-updates-and-snapshots/3121703-i-dont-like-minecraft-1-18-terrain-generation?comment=319