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Getting started on my waterfront property !!!
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Wow, that's way out west. XD
The east/west tunnel is completely mined out and cobblestone clad now. North/south needs a lot of work yet.
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I dropped the Super Hostile Continental style map into the test server to see how it would work and it worked perfectly. So I'll probably make the change to the new map Friday on the real server so everyone can have some fun this weekend.
A few things. The entire map is surrounded by bedrock, so there is no escaping. The map is huge! You spawn on a beach, with a wrecked ship just off shore. The idea is that you are ship wrecked. If you find a wool chamber with the colored wool in it, take one piece and one piece only, so if you die all the wool isn't lost. I'm not sure what to do about warps, I'll probably just disable the plug-in for the time being. I will reset the difficulty on the server to easy(trust me, you'll need it). Dynmap will be active, so we can see the map.
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All of that aside and "now for something, completely different!"
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The super hostile map is up and running. Dynmap is currently rendering, the flat map is done, but the angled isn't, so the server might be slightly slow for the next hour or so until it finishes.
I supplied some basic survival gear in the chests at spawn. I've removed the ability to set the time on the server(this is a survival map, you have to survive the night!) I've also remove the ability to toggle rain/snow.
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Pretty neat. Mobs monsters tear down wooden doors. :<
I made a quick little mini-fort. You can find it where I logged off on dynmap if anyone needs somewhere to go, I already started digging down. I bet its more fun with more people.
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I will go to the snowy part.
I died by starving. damn.
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Try to find the path then, that I have made halfway up the mountain most south of the range (eastern flank). It is lit and has some cobble at the entrance.
Edit: the path is done, and a bridge to the stash of green wool is built. under the double trapdoor at the entrance of the mountain path, there will be a tunnel towards that huge tower (the monument?)
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I wish I could join in, but I just got to the hotel after driving 4 hours after working for 8, and all I have is a laptop with crappy AMD integrated graphics.
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![]() The best route from the spawn is towards the tower, and if necessary from there over the "bridge" towards the tunnel underneath the forest, which eventually leads to my mountain dugout that acts like entrance to the staircase to the summit (and from there via a bridge to the next summit and the green wool). The hut by the lake is accessible from that tunnel via a trapdoor, after that there are a route over the water (safest) and along the bank (quickest) available to the hut. BTW, that tower was terrible to conquer. It contained crap-loads of Creepers, skeletons, Endermen in a narrow space (thus lethal Endermen no matter what attitude towards them) and once the regularly spawned Creepers were gone (the tower was unlit) I had to get rid of the others (on a sidenote, it appeared that there was a room with both an Enderman and Skeleton spawner). But it should be safe there now, except for the area near the foot. There is a hut with fishing pond and mini-wheat field though, that I placed there. Please do not cut the trees that have their trunks grown together if you don't absolutely have to, it is considered a barrier and an emergency source for saplings (by destroying the leaves) in case getting to the swamps is to dangerous.
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Fixed again.
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So how are we enjoying the map? Is it fun, boring? I haven't heard any feedback, have we found any wool?
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I was hoping to try it out last weekend but my free time keeps disappearing....
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P.S.: the entrance into the tunnel going west is inside the hut in the base near the tower.
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I did read it, I meant anything new after that, and by find any wool, I really meant found any wool and placed it in the victory monument.
Also, the victory monument is the top most thing you circled with a question mark. But the main question is is this map enjoyable? Interesting? Or boring?
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Boring. It is a real pain in the backside to make safe connections between the various points of interest, let alone transport all that wool to the victory monument.
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Might be the point, to make it hard. It's nothing all that special, but it does spawn a lot more mobs. I'm not overly impressed by it though.
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If it is boring we can switch to something different, either back to the our map or to some other challenge type map.
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Ah I wasn't impressed with it. Even a little connection lag means I'm pulling arrows out of my ass, and the packs of spiders murdered me a couple times in spawn before I punched em all to death. Challenge maps just work better on a local system, imo.
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I don't know, the castle I built has walls tall enough to keep spiders out and a trap entrance for dumb mobs. Honestly, I do like survival when it is a little harder. It makes you work harder and think up crazy ways of doing things just to get something done without dying.
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i lke the idea of a tougher world to survive in, with more mobs to fight (and ones that actually try and breach your defenses)
i've caved in and tried a pirated version and i like it, so i intend to buy the game soon and join you guys. basically i find the game gets boring without a common goal to join into - and as a minecraft noob, playing solo gets boring fast (i dont know how to DO any of the fancy stuff - such as wtf is an iron golem?) anywho, hows the survival map thing working out for you guys?
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We actually always play in survival mode, only on our regular maps things get "civilised" a bit in our build-up areas. Hence the challenge map we are playing now. BTW, don't enter the basement of the pyramid on the current map. It's a death trap full of zombies and silverfish.
@Mussels: www.minecraftwiki.net for all your answers.
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