Igneel

Username: IgneelTheDragon Age: 15 Timezone: AEST Why would you like to join? I would love to join as I have played TFC before in single player, but never in multi player. I'd love to get a feel of a small community and contribute to it with all I've got! What can you contribute? I could contribute buildings, and lots of villages/structures to community areas (although I'm not the best builder, but with time i can create some pretty awesome stuff). I also love to help people out (once I master the mod myself as I'm fairly recent to it). How would you describe your play style? I would say I LOVE to build with themes and icy biomes. I love building towns, villages, etc. I usually start off in a shack, then gather things to build big. I'd say i usually like to stick to the outskirts of civilization at first, but once i gather vaults of materials, I tent to either build the area around me up so much that it becomes a decent civil place, or move closer to where the community is.

This idea is to make health a more realistic, and dangerous element to TFC while also being interesting. Here it is.So the general idea is that health would be a bar split into five segments: blood, leg, arm, chest and head.These five segments would go down depending on what part of you gets hit by a attack, and also depends on what type the attack is.Blood: This bar will go down no matter where a attack hits, and If this bar hits 0, you will die! When you get hit, the damage dealt determines how long the wound will take to stop bleeding, and how fast it bleeds out. Piercing damage will drain the most blood, then slashing, then crushing. To reduce blood loss you can use a bandage. The lower this bar gets, the more nauseous you will get causing the screen to wobble.Head: This bar will be protected by the head piece, and If it hits 0, you will die!If it gets hit, your vision will also be affected. Piercing and Crushing works well against it.Chest: This bar is protected by the chest piece, if it hits 0, you will die! If this gets hit, no extra affects will happen. This will act as the main attack nulifier. Piercing works well against it.Leg: This bar is protected by the leg and foot piece. The more it gets hit, the slower you will walk. If it hits 0, you will not die but bleeding caused by it could kill you. Crushing and Slashing work well against it.Arm: This bar is protected by the chest piece. The more it gets hit, the slower you will preform digging, chopping, etc. You will not die if it hits 0 but the bleeding caused by it could kill you. Crushing and Slashing work well against it.General: General damage like that from explosions and hunger will drain all bars in percentages. Having a good diet will just increase the capacity of all bars. In order of size, blood will have the biggest bar, then chest, then leg, then arm, then head.

I have a documentation idea for TFC. Basically everything you see is recorded in a book that you can look back on. This idea is a more complex form of achievements, but much better. Basically as you pick up an item, it unlocks information about that item. If you see a mob and get close enough, it also unlocks information about it. This would be recorded in a book which would be lockedonto your inventory. Reading this book could give you useful hints as to what to do with the items, and also give you a sense of exploration. E.g. "I'm gonna become a botanist and discover every plant in tfc.. yay" This could practically give you a goal. And that goal being to discover every material in the game. The other alternative is that you need to put abit of time into researching the item, but that might make the game to slow paced, making people not bother with the book. While, this might be a bit too much for beta, when we don't know entirely what items will go and stay, it has potential?