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Re: Minecraft
I love this game so much, I have many houses, each that I love very much.
One of them was made last october, and it's grown to be a full fledged mining facility/cozy home. It has 2 towers, one of which is part of the main house and isn't very tall, the other goes up to the hight cap and is 5X5 with a spiral staircase going the entire way up.
My other house wraps around part of a mountain, with many many mines going down to bedrock. It has an automatic cactus farm and a nice sized sugarcane farm which have supplied me with more cacti and sugarcane than I could ever use.
Another one is located 12 layers above bedrock, on the diamond layer. It has several mines that extend farther than you can see, and I'm not going to run out of diamonds anytime soon. There's also a wheat farm and a tree farm that supply me with enough wood and bread to survive easily.
I really do like minecraft.
One of them was made last october, and it's grown to be a full fledged mining facility/cozy home. It has 2 towers, one of which is part of the main house and isn't very tall, the other goes up to the hight cap and is 5X5 with a spiral staircase going the entire way up.
My other house wraps around part of a mountain, with many many mines going down to bedrock. It has an automatic cactus farm and a nice sized sugarcane farm which have supplied me with more cacti and sugarcane than I could ever use.
Another one is located 12 layers above bedrock, on the diamond layer. It has several mines that extend farther than you can see, and I'm not going to run out of diamonds anytime soon. There's also a wheat farm and a tree farm that supply me with enough wood and bread to survive easily.
I really do like minecraft.
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Re: Minecraft
Wow, you spend alot of time playing this don't you!
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Re: Minecraft
I started playing before there even WAS a nether.
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Re: Minecraft
I played before INDEV. That is before infinite maps.
Re: Minecraft
Creative mode ("classic") is still the best mode.
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I remember classic, it was the reason I didn't get into minecraft earlier. I could NOT figure out was the hype was about.
Re: Minecraft
Yeah, Creative was just build stuff, no challenge what-so-ever. Once I heard about health, buttons, minecarts, etc. I jumped in.
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Re: Minecraft
I have played minecraft too much ... because it just brings out too much OCD in meMONKEYZ RULE wrote:I love this game so much, I have many houses, each that I love very much.
One of them was made last october, and it's grown to be a full fledged mining facility/cozy home. It has 2 towers, one of which is part of the main house and isn't very tall, the other goes up to the hight cap and is 5X5 with a spiral staircase going the entire way up.
I built a pretty fucking huge 30 by 30 pit that had 5X5 ledges that spiraled all the way to ... with mainly stone pickaxes.
Then I built 6 redstone lines that spiral down the center of the shaft and go all the way to the bedrock
Then within that spiral, I built circuitry that interprets signals on the red stone and guides my minecarts to the specific level and direction (basically i could input a number on the redstone in binary and it would guide my cart to a specified path ... 0 was bedrock, 1-4 was level 1 in four different directions, 5-8 is layer 2 in four different direction, etc.)
I designed it with levels off to the side of the pit, each 5 blocks high and i have 4 3X3 tunnels that go north south east and west, then i have even smaller tunnels that are dug into the side of the larger ones that make up concentric squares around the main shaft.
Then after I accomplished setting up a complex system that could guide my mine cart down a total of 48 different paths at different depths and directions I realized i screwed up because if i made it 33 by 33 I could have poured lava or something down the center for cool lighting.
So I deleted it without any remorse
That's fucking OCD >_>
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Re: Minecraft
I have OCD with my terraforming and mining.
If I find ANY small hole I'll fill them up with cobblestone/dirt depending on if I'm mining or above ground. NO SMALL DARK HOLES ON MAH MAPS MAKIN' TEH CREEPY NOISES.
I do all my mining in straight likes, 2x1 with 4 block long branches every 4 blocks with torches at the end of them. torches every 4 blocks also.
With the lighting on my house, everything has to be symmetrical, and no dark spots.
Matching torches on parallel sides of the room.
My cave mining isn't as OCD like, but I don't have dark spots. Ever.
As you may have guessed, this does get rather resource consuming, but I mine every single coal block I see. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
I mine every resource except for redstone. I'm not good enough with redstone to make anything decent.
If I find ANY small hole I'll fill them up with cobblestone/dirt depending on if I'm mining or above ground. NO SMALL DARK HOLES ON MAH MAPS MAKIN' TEH CREEPY NOISES.
I do all my mining in straight likes, 2x1 with 4 block long branches every 4 blocks with torches at the end of them. torches every 4 blocks also.
With the lighting on my house, everything has to be symmetrical, and no dark spots.
Matching torches on parallel sides of the room.
My cave mining isn't as OCD like, but I don't have dark spots. Ever.
As you may have guessed, this does get rather resource consuming, but I mine every single coal block I see. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
I mine every resource except for redstone. I'm not good enough with redstone to make anything decent.
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Re: Minecraft
i pretty much mine everything i come across ... although i dont immediately mine it as soon as i see it
Redstone takes up alot of room extremely fast ... ive got an entire large chest full of the stuff ...
Currently I'm building a huge castle and I have built the entrance gate and a fairly long bridge, but Im running out of rock pretty fast :C ...
Which is ridiculous considering the bridges and walls are completely hollow ...
Redstone takes up alot of room extremely fast ... ive got an entire large chest full of the stuff ...
Currently I'm building a huge castle and I have built the entrance gate and a fairly long bridge, but Im running out of rock pretty fast :C ...
Which is ridiculous considering the bridges and walls are completely hollow ...
Re: Minecraft
You might want to start a tree plantation for raw wood, then make Charcoal it's what I do.MONKEYZ RULE wrote:I have OCD with my terraforming and mining.
If I find ANY small hole I'll fill them up with cobblestone/dirt depending on if I'm mining or above ground. NO SMALL DARK HOLES ON MAH MAPS MAKIN' TEH CREEPY NOISES.
I do all my mining in straight likes, 2x1 with 4 block long branches every 4 blocks with torches at the end of them. torches every 4 blocks also.
With the lighting on my house, everything has to be symmetrical, and no dark spots.
Matching torches on parallel sides of the room.
My cave mining isn't as OCD like, but I don't have dark spots. Ever.
As you may have guessed, this does get rather resource consuming, but I mine every single coal block I see. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
I mine every resource except for redstone. I'm not good enough with redstone to make anything decent.
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Re: Minecraft
I'm curious what you guys have to say about the Davidr64yt(X) Minecraft suggestion thing going on.
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I agree with all of David's ideas, but I am also interested to see what Notch has in store for us; he says he has a plan. I mean, I haven't gotten bored with Minecraft yet, and it's not even a finished game, so he must have some idea what he's doing; the game is totally playable. At the point where Minecraft is about to come out and it hasn't changed much from where it is now, then we can start hating on Notch. For right now though, I'm willing to trust him to take the game where he sees fit. He did get us this far.
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Re: Minecraft
Actually, I'm in NO need to get any more coal, not for a looong time at least*, the texture for coal is just annoying to me so I feel as if I'm ridding impurities out of my world.Riparian wrote:You might want to start a tree plantation for raw wood, then make Charcoal it's what I do.MONKEYZ RULE wrote:I have OCD with my terraforming and mining.
If I find ANY small hole I'll fill them up with cobblestone/dirt depending on if I'm mining or above ground. NO SMALL DARK HOLES ON MAH MAPS MAKIN' TEH CREEPY NOISES.
I do all my mining in straight likes, 2x1 with 4 block long branches every 4 blocks with torches at the end of them. torches every 4 blocks also.
With the lighting on my house, everything has to be symmetrical, and no dark spots.
Matching torches on parallel sides of the room.
My cave mining isn't as OCD like, but I don't have dark spots. Ever.
As you may have guessed, this does get rather resource consuming, but I mine every single coal block I see. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
I mine every resource except for redstone. I'm not good enough with redstone to make anything decent.
*I have 9-10 stacks of coal on my world.