>endstone
>worthless
haha
it actually has a higher explosion resistance rating than cobble so
For all that TNT I see being launched,
better find the end and get all that end stone to protect myself from all those tnt cannons.
Because nothing else is even a threat.
Pffff ahahahahahaha.
Mooshrooms give Mushroom Soup instead of Milk. Soup heals 4 hunger points.
They are pretty not useless
Mushroom soup also isn't new, and takes quite a bit of inventory space.
Wrong. The mushroom biome is basically an infinite mushroom-based food source. Plus, shearing cows gives you red mushrooms.
Mushrooms also aren't new, nor useful, nor dynamic in any form.
There's also the fact that I've had overabundances on many servers without even finding a mushroom island.
I do understand that for someone who would want mushrooms, it would be useful. But there really isn't a need to make so many new things, while some how, not really bringing in any new things. A new biome could've done lots of exciting things. But no. It's just new dirt and different cows that give you stuff we already had.
I wouldn't call it a "weak boss" though. There are healing towers everywhere and the player has to take them all out before facing the dragon. That or keep hitting it and hope to get lucky. The dragon itself is weak, yeah, but that's the whole reason those towers are there. Plus, with all the endermen around, it's a little annoying to basically have to look up all of the time or else they come after you. You can bring a pumpkin, but they're a pain in the ass to see through.
However one could say that it's not "real difficulty", just tedious work. On that aspect, I agree.
I don't even understand the issue with the towers. They are non-moving targets and die in 1 shot of anything. The dragon can't even hurt you because if it comes in close you can just melee it and it stops to spin around for god only knows what reason. The pumpkin isn't really an issue to me, along with the endermen.
So yeah, it's a pathetic boss. HP and damage don't make something strong, being an actual threat does. I fear skeletons more than the dragon, because they hit me.
Takes a lot of ignorance to not realize the importance of one redstone mechanic introducing double the capabilities of what you can do in minecraft, while also lessening the job of what's already possible. I'm no redstone expert, but I'm more than positive recent redstone developments will prove very useful.
It moves blocks, doors, and plays noise. Yes, I've seen stuff made with redstone that I would never bother to make due to the complexity. But then again, all that was really produced was some elevators and a massive computer. In which, the computer was really only capable of 8 bits and some math.
The effort is never really worth the pay and there is pretty limited pay in the first place.
Trust me I've ran around many redstone wiki pages. I know what it's about. I do know that some nice new features or some fixes would've done us much better than a tripwire.
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