you VILL texture your builds and you VILL like it.

>>576076258
>mullioned windows
you just reminded me mullioned windows were on my list of things to add to my mod

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>>576078834
>blockvomit
Kills sovl

>>576079412
Honestly something Mojang should add to vanilla. They seem to think Minecraft is medieval, after all

>>576081827
>They seem to think Minecraft is medieval
My brother in craft the game has electricity and jukeboxes

>>576081827
Minecraft is post-post-apocalyptic

>>576082183
Redstone and jukeboxes were added in alpha. What modern element has been added since the game actually released? Maybe tinted glass, but otherwise I'm drawing a blank

>>576080228
erm that's a hateful term you dumb chud
we call it "texturing" and "shading" here

>>576082649
>Redstone and jukeboxes were added in alpha
So? They are part of the game.

>>576083263
Cows dropping steak is also part of the game, and yet Mojang seem to hate the idea of adding item drops to passive mobs these days

>>576082649
Has mojang even touched redstone at all since 1.5

>>576083527
How is this relevant?

You said "Mojang seem to think Minecraft is medieval". No they don't, that's retarded. If they did, they would have removed those old features that don't fit the medieval thematic. The reality is that Minecraft's setting is purposefully kept vague and anachronistic, and offers blocks that can be used in a variety of aesthetics, including but not limited to medieval.

>>576085434
observers, slime blocks, copper bulbs
those would be the biggest additions off the top of my head but they tweak smaller mechanics/add functionality to stuff decently often

>>576085603
copper bulbs were almost useful but they ended up being just meh
honey blocks were a pretty huge addition for slimestone
observers are definitely the most powerful thing they've added since 1.5 though
oh, also the CRAFTER. that was a very recent thing and something they swore up and down wouldn't be added for the longest time.

>>576085785
copper bulbs are fine for like, being a more compact thing we could already do, thats about it. the thing they had in snapshots where they were on offset ticks was cool
observers are far and away the biggest addition to redstone, i was kinda scraping the barrel beyond that. slime blocks (and by extension honey blocks) are cool but not observer level
the crafter is cool though its implementation is finnicky in such a way that its only real practical use is condensing/processing farm outputs
sculk was also a thing but that was a huge nothingburger for anything other than traps, which are pretty niche to begin with

>>576082183
redstone seems more like a fantasy element than modern electricity to me to be honest
overall the game is definitely more in the realm of medieval fantasy

>>576085531
It's relevant because Mojang aren't going to remove old features, even if they wouldn't add those same features today. And even if medieval is a stretch, it's very obvious Minecraft isn't set anywhere close to the modern day. If Mojang wanted to add some tool to measure distances between two points to help builders, it wouldn't be a laser rangefinder. It would be some sort of compass that shows the player's current distance from a loadstone

>>576085603
>>576085785
I'd argue lecterns and calibrated skulk sensors are also pretty useful as well. lecterns for easily generating an exact signal strength to compare against, and skulk sensors for triggering things wirelessly

>>576086443
it's kind of absurd how complicated crafter setups that do more than make ore blocks or honey blocks get, infinitely more so if you try and let it accept multiple different recipes. i'm really surprised they added it the way they did when actually using it for more than just farms is so beyond the abilities of 99% of the playerbase.
>sculk
kek sculk. it's just so utterly useless even with the amethyst sculks and stuff. there's already a significantly better infinite distance redstone transfer method (multiple, really). and i've never ever seen it used in any of the most compact machines/setups.
>>576086871
lecterns are really nice for calibrating things like a rail network or an elevator, as it's like having 15 different options the user can choose from easily. they don't add anything new inside of circuits though because you already have easy access to all 15 strength with a barrel and some shovels, but it's great for ui.

>>576087061
>using it for more than just farms is so beyond the abilities of 99% of the playerbase
I think that's fine. Most people just want a quick way of turning slime into slime blocks, or bones into bone blocks. And for those that want to do more, they're likely the sort of people who'd enjoy the extra challenge

>>576087061
>it's kind of absurd how complicated crafter setups that do more than make ore blocks or honey blocks get, infinitely more so if you try and let it accept multiple different recipes. i'm really surprised they added it the way they did when actually using it for more than just farms is so beyond the abilities of 99% of the playerbase.
it's because gnembon implemented it, so it was always targeted towards the much more technical players

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>>576063929
If the new Xbox ceo wants Mojang to appeal to chuds then I know a much better idea

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>>576093979
. . .

>>576093979
>chuds = furries
???

>>576087379
Is it though? I feel like I don't really see technical players doing fancy stuff with it. The use cases are just so limited

>>576098771
a universal autocrafter is a fine addition to main storages. it's good for crafting like a shulker box of pistons or something. if you want multiple shulker boxes of pistons though, manually crafting (with a mod, of course) with a dolphin powered system is still way faster. but it's a fine fun doohickey for the vanilla purists and those that don't want to do the dolphin thing, or have no use for tens of thousands of crafted things.
oh, but like i said though technical players all use mods and dolphin autocrafters becaues they need 10s of thousands of things, and the craft is not good enough for that. they're the ones designing stuff like universal autocrafting setups but they rarely use them on the big tech servers.

I can't do redstone to save my life but I've used crafters in the past without a hitch.
It was made for redstone-impaired players like me.

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>the virgin Matcha Flavoured (ew)
>vs
>the chad Raspberry Flavoured (based!)
Wanna know what else is good about RF? No elytra.

>go to a coffee shop
>see the word "matcha" in the menu
>get irrationally angry

I hate you /mcg/

>>576103158
That's right, your barista is in on our little Matcha conspiracy. We're everywhere, anon.

Replaying after a few years
God the game has so much shit everywhere now
And when did they change the inventory button

>>576109208
like 10 years ago lol

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>>576098178
every chud wants a cute fluffy wife, mojang is seriously missing out on something big

One of my biggest complains I have with this game is pets, like they don't do anything, they should have 3 modes, one being the classic sitting, another being the classic follow the player and third being able to roam around and do whatever the fuck they want, like make make pets walk, run, play in a range 40 blocks from a specific point or special block, it is boring to tame a pet and then make then just sit there and nothing. Make them feel alive.

>>576102214
It's ironic because this thing is made by people even more apologetic to chud repelent stuff than the other Matcha autist, IIRC there was even some trans stuff on the early releases. I do like their take on tools rebalancing though.

any other youtubers like thrite? in the relatively calm manner of speaking + weird/obscure/stupid ways of playing way.

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pointless bitching ahead

i hate how they destroyed the lonely, isolated, uncanny atmosphere which old minecraft had. agnes wants to make minecraft more friendly and uwu, she's gonna add a billion pointless happy mobs, happy ghast, happy foxes, happy sniffers, happy baby mobs, happy feet, happy whatever. old minecraft had that cool feeling as if you are literally the only entity that was actually conscious in that world. in new minecraft there is a village every 500 blocks, tons of structures with intelligent design behind them, remnants of old civilizations, currently occupied settlements, etc, the world feels much more lived in compared to old minecraft where there the smartest entity in that huge world other than you was perhaps your silly dog. the only signs of life was you, dumb passive mobs, even dumber hostile mobs and plants. it was so oddly comfy.
i don't know, maybe there is some datapack or a modpack that recaptures that precise setting and deletes all the "smart" mobs and structures, but it seems like new mojang's goal is to take the game in the completely opposite direction to that and make it as friendly and approachable as possible rather than the old lonely and raw survival. it saddens me.
i know that you can disable structures but it's still not the same, it deletes so much of the content that the game has it's kinda not worth playing it and there's still stuff like wandering traders and pillager patrols, hence my desire for a datapack of some kind.
maybe someone made something like this already, preserving that classic lonesome spirit whilst also somehow incorporating at least some of the new features

>>576139642
try Better than Adventure if you haven't already