I think the purpose of encouraging wearing leather armor is to make the area more dangerous. And, as was pointed out, powdered snow doesn't pose almost any real threat.
Aren't pistons a sort of magitek?
The mech might, if that's needed for aesthetics, be repaired primarily with redstone components and not incorporate copper except for a handiful of parts.
A machine walking on a set of pistons with framed cobblestone main material and redstone dust sticking out would fit minecraftian style and themes.
Many fantasy themed games have magitek/steampunk/hybrid vehicles, especially built by dwarves, and manage to balance them out. To name a few, Glest, WoW and multiple Wesnoth add-ons.
You can think of the mech as of a controllable golem with a weird crossbow strapped to it.
Yes, they do, but they actually fit in the world's that they are in. You would have to make major changes to Minecraft's style and themes for steampunk or magitek additions to not feel utterly out of place.
So, if you're going to argue that tanks are better designed than mechs, making mechs somehow having a place in the game, then that overlooks the massive engineering requirements for functionable mechanical legs. There's a reason the wheel was invented first, why tanks were invented way before we could ever make mechanical legs,, and why you don't see mechs ever in daily life. They're technologically demanding.
And, I still don't see how any of this makes a frickin' mech fit in a medieval fantasy game with swords and potions...
I don't see any 747s or Abram tanks rolling around minecraft. You're referring to contraptions people built, but not actual vehicles. And by "rocket launchers", you mean dispensers, right? Made from cobblestone and... a wooden bow? That shoots fireworks?
Scifi vehicles would fit even less than modern industrially produced vehicles.
Instead of simply being better than Netherite, it could instead offer a different buff instead of knockback resistance.
If the bonus it provides is good enough, the tier could actually be below Netherite quality, but still compete due to its perk.
Now I think about it, what if the bonus provided by End tier armor/tools/weapons was that they stayed in your inventory upon death, with durability taken in exchange, to keep with the teleporting and ender chest theme.
I mean that you'd have to actually change the coding of where grass spawns on grass blocks, which isn't difficult I'd assume, but wouldn't require a new item just to be added for this odd reason.
I'm not into programming, so correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that the version of grass that appears on every horizontal block is (possibly randomly) pre-generated. If that's correct, you'd have to change the coding of the block so as to change what version of grass will grow on that block.
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Since it's a sandbox medieval fantasy game, and lasers are more scifi, I feel like calling it a "beam" would be more suitable.
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... I don't think so. Looks like a pretty basic temple design that they made blue and had it generate in the ocean...
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I think the purpose of encouraging wearing leather armor is to make the area more dangerous. And, as was pointed out, powdered snow doesn't pose almost any real threat.
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Well now that just sounds like a mess of blocks.
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Yes, they do, but they actually fit in the world's that they are in. You would have to make major changes to Minecraft's style and themes for steampunk or magitek additions to not feel utterly out of place.
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So, if you're going to argue that tanks are better designed than mechs, making mechs somehow having a place in the game, then that overlooks the massive engineering requirements for functionable mechanical legs. There's a reason the wheel was invented first, why tanks were invented way before we could ever make mechanical legs,, and why you don't see mechs ever in daily life. They're technologically demanding.
And, I still don't see how any of this makes a frickin' mech fit in a medieval fantasy game with swords and potions...
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I don't see any 747s or Abram tanks rolling around minecraft. You're referring to contraptions people built, but not actual vehicles. And by "rocket launchers", you mean dispensers, right? Made from cobblestone and... a wooden bow? That shoots fireworks?
Scifi vehicles would fit even less than modern industrially produced vehicles.
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It's a sandbox medieval fantasy game...
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There is a theory that the horn can stun the Warden.
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This is just a site for discussing potential suggestions. You can post suggestions for Mojang to review on their feedback site. Here is a link:
https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us
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"Oh nooo, the Radical Left!" Sounds like what my grandpa would have said during the second Red Scare, and what his said in the first.
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"Political propaganda"
I guess you really do see what you look for.
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Instead of simply being better than Netherite, it could instead offer a different buff instead of knockback resistance.
If the bonus it provides is good enough, the tier could actually be below Netherite quality, but still compete due to its perk.
Now I think about it, what if the bonus provided by End tier armor/tools/weapons was that they stayed in your inventory upon death, with durability taken in exchange, to keep with the teleporting and ender chest theme.
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I mean that you'd have to actually change the coding of where grass spawns on grass blocks, which isn't difficult I'd assume, but wouldn't require a new item just to be added for this odd reason.
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I'm not into programming, so correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that the version of grass that appears on every horizontal block is (possibly randomly) pre-generated. If that's correct, you'd have to change the coding of the block so as to change what version of grass will grow on that block.