fred da kiko

Lauren Faust, writer and director of MLP:FiM, upon hearing a reporter ask about the 'manchildren' that watch it -

"Honestly?? I feel that people who call them that are ignorant a-holes. That's how I feel.

I didn't create this show for little girls, I created it for little girls and their parents--including male parents. It only stands to reason that adult animation fans without children may like it, too.

The belief that boys shouldn't be interested in girl things is the main reason there's hardly anything decent for girls in animation--- or almost any media, for that matter. It's a backwards, sexist, outdated attitude."

How intensive would this be clientside? When we need to load a single cube shape a million times we already get lower FPS rates than we should, what would happen if we had to load 5+ different shapes in a forest, and how would these shapes work together to form branches, ect?

What's with everyone saying this would be so difficult to code? How hard is it to code one block burning away and an other block taking its place after whatever arbitrary amount of time it takes to burn. It seems like everything today comes with the necessary "if it's even possible" line, it's underestimating the power of code.

sigh look at my picture, now look back at my refference, your refference is now understood

'The Craft' sounds incredibly pretentious.

"Hey man, are you going to go to the party tonight?" "Nah, dude. I'm gonna play 'The Craft'" "Isn't that just what you call minecraft" "... yes" "HAH, nerd." then he punches you in the stomach and steals your hat.

No, it should not be removed. removing this and adding tediousness to the game is not a good idea. Having to dig for an hour because you fell into a hole on a server is busy work. Busy work in a game is a the equivalent of hornets in a daycare center.

I'm gonna assume you mean IRL, because in minecraft, as of yet, this is not the case.

Ask Dunk, I was just AFKing in minecraft for 3 solid RL days with a UI open, not moving much, and my hunger didn't budge. Not only has it not gone down even half a bar, but the saturation hasn't even been lost

i like the idea, mainly because it makes the world alive. if some guys wanted to be vikings and raid towns, they could without fear of being instabanned while they still do have some risk involved in attacking a town. it also gives way for jail breaks, meaning someone has to make sure that no one attacks the jail.

Wait, so all this time i could have a tree with 30 different fruits and all i've been growing is cherries. what the hell, internet, this would have been useful information two years ago.

hunger does decrease when you do nothing, it just decreases slowly. This makes sense, i can remember times when i've gone for two weeks on a back of pita chips and a bottle of lemonade because i pretty much remained stagnant the whole time. i also remember others where i would sprint around playing field airsoft for about 10 hours and be starving by the end of it. I don't think we should lose that much hunger while stagnant because we can basically run off of very little energy for a few days.

+1 i've always hated the idea of "lol, you're wearing pure steel" in regards to armor, especially how prevalent it is in games.

the javelin does more damage than the bow. I still use javelins to fight and i have a sword and bow.

Those sound more annoying than scary. most of them aren't even malicious, so you could just ignore them and keep moving.

If even used at all

The ocean should also be replaced by salt water, that way it sea water can't be used.

use TMI.

same should go for leather armor. The crafting table should be reduced to something that will only be used for assembly.

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!

dont say it out loud! hell hear you >.>

If littles hole looks weird, we can have one big hole on the center left, and two half holes in the upper rigth, and upper bottom, so when two blocks and marked, the half holes looks like one

How would a 32 block deep mine with a ladder entrance be affected by acid drainage.

what if you made a stone bucket?

+1, i hate how smelting a small ore takes as long to smelt as a large ore.

This would also be great in pvp servers, you could smash an aqueduct and force an entire city into submission.

if you had the stamp mill spit out the gravel items you could have them automatically run into a sluice.

we use a bag of wind to blow through the ores.