Mar 5
Thinking about villagers and villagers having 6 pixels wide torsos unlike the rest of humanoid mobs, who usually have 4 pixels matching arms and legs in thickness. We need more chubby villager/illager art.
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Thinking about villagers and villagers having 6 pixels wide torsos unlike the rest of humanoid mobs, who usually have 4 pixels matching arms and legs in thickness. We need more chubby villager/illager art.
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actually one more post on minecraft v/illagers
i made a post about how i find it kind of. annoying how minecraft dungeons (even if i can just make my own lore lol) seems to really want to imply villagers made like. every structure in the game practically. ocean monuments, ancient cities, so many things
but like... given the CONTEXT of modern minecraft being one where. the world is a lived in world. they're just trying to give the villagers and illagers proper history in the world they're so prominent in
which. makes sense but i think its just that... yknow. maybe truthfully speaking im part of the camp that doesnt really fw there being a Living Presence in the overworld, aside from something strange and esoteric like endermen... where the whole point is their mystery and not even being from the overworld.
yeah, there is something to be said about thinking of mysterious ancient stuff to be like WOAH ALIENS in the context of real life. when its actually yknow. made by real fucking people (insert just because white people didnt do it doesnt mean it was aliens)
but in the context of a videogame that has drastically changed its presentation over the years, i think its fair to desire... as cliche as it might be, the setting where... the only remnants of a civilization are the things that they had built. where you can only speculate who they really were or what they were like. its a special type of mystery, im always a sucker for long-gone-civilizations in games. i honestly wouldnt mind if villagers Made Everything if we... just didnt see them in the Present Day. still actively doing stuff in the case of illagers, too. i dunno! its interesting to compare to other open world or sandbox games... cus they do tend to be like "yeah it was ancient ancestors but you can still find the descendants of them nowadays" i.e botw ...
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After spending 15 years playing Minecraft, I just can’t get into modding anymore.
Not only is it just super cumbersome to mod Minecraft in the first place, but if mods aren’t kept up the entire world you’re playing in just BREAKS.
I dunno about the rest of you, but I like going back to my old worlds from time to time and even incorporating the stuff I made in my forever world.
Having mods constantly breaking, or worlds unable to load because vanilla Minecraft won’t recognize it is just too much of a hassle for me. ESPECIALLY when Mojang has been doing these much more frequent update drops instead of the larger once a year update.
Stuff just breaks way too quickly now, it’s not worth trying to maintain it all.
And as a result I’ve become much more focused on ensuring that vanilla worlds maintain instead. Updating redstone or adding new mechanics as they are developed is a much more rewarding use of my time than trying to dig through data files to diagnose why some mod isn’t working anymore.
I wonder, am I alone in this mindset? I feel like people still mod Minecraft quite a lot these days despite all the negative drawbacks to it.
Do you use a potion of slow falling when fighting the ender dragon
Yes
No
Didn’t know
Going to try it
You can do that ???????
It’s a technique i use. and i wanted to see if anyone else uses it? It also allows me to stock up on phantom membranes for my elytra
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The minecraft movie should have resembled a mystery/horror movie. Allow me to explain
Minecraft has deep lore about multiple ancient civilizations, failed experiments, and dark magic. There is a zone that contains just a raging dragon. There are so many mods that are just horror centered mods. The creatures themselves are horrifying when you put some thought into it. Phantoms that haunt you if you don't sleep enough, exploding creature, zombies, it's perfectly set up to be a movie filled with both beauty and horror. It doesn't even have to be fully horror, think the secret of nimh. I also think it would have been nice to see it animated in a 2d format. These are just my thoughts and opinions at the moment, maybe it'll be a great movie that hits all the right notes. Ultimately I feel like it doesn't lean in the material as it could have.
we talk a lot about the emptiness of minecraft and living in a world littered with the remnants of past civilisations. the giants who built and loved now gone leaving behind only pieces that the player can try to put together to understand what happened, but it's building a puzzle without the edges or knowing what the finished picture is.
but,
then i go into the world save of old minecraft servers, and suddenly the ghosts have names, the memories once made there are whispers only i and a few cherished friends remember. the giants were us, and now i see the emptiness of a world that was once so full of life, and it's lonely, and it's beautiful, and it's haunting, and it's love.
and i realise they're the same, i'm just early.
Someone should post the “he’s named after the last thing you ate” meme but with actual Minecraft mobs, and then use a name tag on the creature. Added bonus: the last thing you ate only counts what the player ate last
Then, the most upvoted reply is what OP names the animal
Example of this:
Comment section:
MinecraftGAYmer: golden carrot (⬆️x3)
CreeperBoi: beef (⬆️x1)
xxxStevieDragonxxx: poisonous potato (⬆️x7)
H@ck3r: Coco Puffs (I have a mod on) (⬆️x6)
OP: okay they’re named poisonous potato everyone *posts screenshot of named pet cat*