I never criticized the army. Their sacrifice is far greater. But the moderators here sink time into addressing complaints and adhering to the rules. They don't have to do that. They could just enjoy the forum like the rest of us. Instead, they put in extra time to ensure the forum they enjoy is top notch. That is a sacrifice of their time, even if not the biggest, and they should never be considered "lazy."
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I think this is a fun mechanic that provides a nice use to dogs and make snow biomes more fun. Could see a winter update later down the line for the Revamp with chilly content like this. But I agree with DuhDerp- how will the game determine if you are going down a hill?
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Encounter a frozen world, where both ruin and prosperity await. A world so cold blizzards frequently ravage the land- yet the local life has adapted, creating an ecosystem from snowy sentient balls to mighty dinosaurs. Underneath the icy surface lies a second ecosystem- the cavernous aquatic realm- where many deep-sea fishes await. In the skies are the Explorers of the World- the Tundran Villagers, who have set sail with their regal airships.
Yet there is an enemy lurking within this world. Hoping to destroy everything- the good and the bad- that we have just described. It is the Gear, an evil supercomputer who desires more and more resources, more and more destruction of the natural habitat. The Tundrans have formed a resistance to oppose its machine army, but it is up to you to lead them to victory. Will you save the Frist, or fall victim to its many traps? Only time will tell…
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Schrodinger's Cat states that if I don't know something, quantum physics blah blah and then whatever I was wondering both right and wrong.
Therefore, by commenting on this thread and "winning", then never checking this thread again, I have no way to prove if I won or if I lost. So even if- no not if, when- the thread is updated, I'll still be under the impression I have won.
Thus, I won.
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Oh no... oh no....
Nothing inherently wrong with the suggestion here and the logic checks out. But these would be so annoying to fight...
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It certainly won't be the same. Like SnapshotMC looks like the best bet but only a couple are making the switch. We will lose the scope of this massive community.
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Is it possible to code in a light block that doesn't melt ice? If so, this would be really useful!
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I'd like this. We could start adding all sorts of different dog breeds!
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The lack of competence towards Minecraft's community here is frightening.
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Yeah, I'd have to agree with this SnapshotMC appears to be the best future for the community. The owners there are understanding and willing to take feedback, which is great!
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I like that a lot! Thanks.
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I liked all my suggestions. I'd say my proudest moment was my Fishing Overhaul because it got the most support, out of all my various ideas.
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I know it has been a long time, but I'd like to proudly announce the Autumnal Forest has become a mod! It is part of a larger community based mod, the Community Revamp. All are welcome to download the mod through their discord server (it is still in alpha, will be uploaded to curseforge once we feel the mod is ready). But for all intents and purposes, this suggestion can be played!
A few changes were made to the original suggestion- vampires were removed, but a new structure, the pilgrim's hut, was added! If you like this suggestion, do consider joining the mod's discord community.
https://discord.gg/q67w9AS
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Regarding the time period... Minecraft already has solar panels. There is no "too modern" for Minecraft, and likewise, there is no "too early" for Minecraft. What matters is if the object is timeless. A sword is timeless. A daylight sensor is timeless. Golden Apples are made up and yet timeless. A flying car is not timeless. It is a strange concept to pin down- but just imagine if someone had one of those models placed down in the world? Would it really look out of place?
The photograph can be stored in a similar manner to maps. Even after change maps can remain their outdated format. In theory, photographs could behave the same way. Only no clicking to "update". Inside the files, a single "photograph.png" file will be continuously changed on a server basis, but the most recent image will be permanently saved on the photo paper. That's a bit confusing, but I think should solve the issue of lag.
Other prints make sense- maybe adding dye to the image will turn it to color? While the default keeps the sepia old tone.
I think that would be very inconvenient to work with. How would you get the villager to paint exactly what you want? Why can't you in lore just painting something yourself? And we'd then have to overhaul paintings. Cameras are more convenient.
For the time period, please see my first reply to ScotMiser.
Amazing job! I will add it to the original post, thank you.
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I would say F for this challenge
but
well
is it
worth my depleting time
really,
none
of us
are a
ready
to say
F
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Actually, I really like the idea of fairies! I imagine them as villager babies with little wings. Support.