Provide all, although I personally hate all mods that aren’t optimization mods.
Limitations breed creativity
I do believe this, but also I'm not building like a youtuber who gets paid for it so I'm already limited. Currently trying to build an Iron Age Hillfort right now and so far it's only dirt, gravel, smooth stone slabs, and granite. I think it was different in the beta days (or up until 1.7.10) when it was about the quantity over the quality of the blocks. You didn't really have gradients which was a good thing because it was distinct. It's when building became standardized and in order to have a "good" build, it needs 1000+ moving parts and blocks in order to be considered not dogshit- it's just inflated overtime as "youtube builders" became popular. Even when you look at Grian's old videos, there used to be one about a keep from I think 1.12 days and it was super simple and nice.
Mojanigger cope for not adding vertical slabs.
Despite its flaws and the beginning of the accelerated rot, 1.7.10 takes the overall and tentatively the modded slot. There's simply too many mods concentrated on a version that isn't a complete shitshow without the painful jank of the growing pains Forge was going through at the time with 1.6. Thanks for killing every non-modern version's build tools by the way Lexfagos. Real cool. fucking cunt.
You type like you play post-combat-update religiously.
Redirect the water, make a few small fenced farms. Maybe a cottage. Log corners are a classic.
Space observatory
I play whatever version which the mod I want to play is on, nigger.
Will probably do both, was kind of dicking around with local blocks I found/made and sort of went in the direction of an observatory, might just continue that route.
Congrats.
A castle that's floating away above the top maybe? I don't know about the rest though.
I'm too autistic to tell if this is insulting or not.
peak minecraft
And I think you are retarded too for only seeing fun in playing with mods. Enjoy simplicity for once. - I too have lost the lack of building, yes, but once I see others build stuff my creativity kicks back in. Maybe it’s because I think it’s useless anyways since no one’s going to care when I build in singleplayer, but multiplayer actually has some purpose to it, I suppose.
It’s how I feel but things such as enchantments and stone bricks I feel are pretty inherent to the game. I’ve never actually not played any version without a chicken-o-meter aside from recently so I find it somewhat integral, but I can also see its lack of purpose and growing annoyance. - Villager trading I also find quite inherent to the game, but that was added all the way in 1.3. But the bizarre way they’ve absolutely butchered, ruined and overcomplicated this shit, I despise.
Either a riff on Potala Palace, or fulfill Dinocrates' vision for Mt. Athos
When it comes to a version I have the fondest memories of playing I would say beta 1.8.1 and 1.0 as that's around the time I really developed an interest with the game. I've tried playing through Beta 1.7.3 with and without mods and I just get fatigued after like an hour and give up on the world.
You can't argue they add worthwhile value to the game.
Didn't know they existed, they look neat.
Two of my favorite parts of Beta 1.7.3 are its world generation and its appearance.