Obviously we need to punch a tree, and make ourselves some wooden tools.
it won't hurt to tryCan we still gather the usual "Minecraft" resources in this realm in block form, or do we need to return to the Minecraft world for that?
I know you panned this quest and this is only a suggestion, but have you considered adding in the create mod:
I will not confirm nor deny if I considered adding this mod in, but I will say thing, unlike in the game minecraft the builders (in the quests setting) at first had no clue that certain things existed, for example Minecraft players know to punch down a tree to get wood to create a crafting table but the builders never knew crafting tables existed so the early homes were just piles of oak logs, much like how cavemen didn't already know how to make computers or drill for oil, it wasn't until first contact with the villagers that the builders learned of crafting and crafting tables. and in that Minecraft world there are still things that are unknown to the builders that we know how to do, for example by in large the builders don't know that conduits exist, mainly due to how dangerous the oceans are and the fact that the other options involve going into the nether witch is another can of worms all together.sansoo949
I know you panned this quest and this is only a suggestion, but have you considered adding in the create mod:
This is only for the future once were more settled in, but I feel that as a redstoner, we'd have fun with this since it feels complicated enough, but fun and not game breaking enough that we can use it in the future. Think of it as another field of research that we can introduce to the college in the future to make our mark both in our world and this world.
May be this mod could be something our player could "discover" if we take a series of actions that match certain conditions to have the player "discover" the mod?I will not confirm nor deny if I considered adding this mod in, but I will say thing, unlike in the game minecraft the builders (in the quests setting) at first had no clue that certain things existed, for example Minecraft players know to punch down a tree to get wood to create a crafting table but the builders never knew crafting tables existed so the early homes were just piles of oak logs, much like how cavemen didn't already know how to make computers or drill for oil, it wasn't until first contact with the villagers that the builders learned of crafting and crafting tables. and in that Minecraft world there are still things that are unknown to the builders that we know how to do, for example by in large the builders don't know that conduits exist, mainly due to how dangerous the oceans are and the fact that the other options involve going into the nether witch is another can of worms all together.
This builder world sounds more interesting then the fantasy world our player is dumped in lol.
I hope real-life physics doesn't apply to us in this fantasy world then.We should build defenses later. Minecraft guys are comically good at that compared to pretty much any other game.
We're holding around a dump truck worth of stone in our pockets right now. If real-life physics applies, we would be very dead.I hope real-life physics doesn't apply to us in this fantasy world then.