ZylonBane on 2/9/2010 at 15:16
My god... where did you find enough clay to make all that brick?
I've spent the last couple evening just trying to level a beach to build a tiny little beach house. Clearly I'm somehow going about this wrong.
zombe on 2/9/2010 at 16:36
Quote Posted by ZylonBane
My god... where did you find enough clay to make all that brick?
I sail a lot :D.
Exploring water at midday whenever possible. Except the occasional surface deposits - i have found most in water.
Cartographer says that i have missed 960 brick blocks worth of clay (One big open-surface deposit i just noticed, unintentionally, looking at the posted map [top-unexplored-area]). Pretty sure my immediate base-surroundings are cleaned.
By my rough estimate - the building is about 1500 brick-blocks worth in comparison (the other side is 4 floors and with brick ceiling).
And i still have half a stack left :/ ... incidentally - what to do with 2 stacks of iron-blocks and 7.5 stacks of mossy cobblestone?
Mr.Duck on 2/9/2010 at 21:16
St. Michael's seems nice, but then, if we're gonna do this hardcore-ish, I propose the following:
Someone to make us schematics of the place ala Minecraft.
Building teams.
An op or two, in case we want materials that we still can't get with the buggy SMP.
:)
PS. Sinister's server's back up :O
suliman on 3/9/2010 at 01:18
So, I start a new game and I spawn on a beach. I pick a direction and start walking, and ten seconds later I hear zombies underground. I think to myself, what the hell, it's not like I've got anything to lose, so I start digging. It's a small cavern with three zombies and a zombie spawner. Now, as soon as I started digging the whole beach literally collapsed on them, the zombies get stuck and the spawner can't spawn anything else. So I take all three of them out with my fists(not due to heroics, but due to lack of anything better:D), and then I loot the two chests down there. Ten bars of steel, two buckets and some gunpowder. Awesome. I used the steel to build a pick and destroy the spawner. The little cavern connected into a series of caves where I found some iron and a whole lot of coal, so I decided I might as well turn the place into my base.
(
http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/8373/minecraft1.jpg) my new home
(
http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/897/minecraft2.jpg) zombie-lair-turned-basement
(this game is awesome)
CocoClown on 3/9/2010 at 07:43
Quote Posted by suliman
and then I loot the two chests down there.
Wait... what... chests? I've not found any loot, ever!
Maybe I'm not looking hard enough... :erg:
Sulphur on 3/9/2010 at 16:27
Impressive. You should make it a demonic altar-temple of some sort, of course.
DDL on 3/9/2010 at 16:38
Suliman: the physics for'falling' type blocks I guess is set to zero at map generation, so you can have a huge expanse of beach over a giant cave, which will remain hidden until you remove ONE block of unsupported sand, and then the game applies the physics to all connected unsupported blocks of sand.
I had the same thing happen to me, only in my case it was terrifying, and I barely made it out alive. :(
This game really gets me scared, which is pretty pathetic, but there you go. When spelunking in darkened caves, the sudden sound of a skeleton firing a bow has made me jump so much I've sprained my neck.
Loving it though. Was going to post screenies of my giant sky-doom fortress, but then I saw Assidragon and Zombe's screenies and felt decidedly inferior.
...it IS big enough to create a permanent shadow beneath it, though. Which is now full of zombies, hiding from the sun. :-/
CocoClown on 3/9/2010 at 16:48
Hrm... do "dungeons" differ from all the random and deep cave networks I'm finding? They seem to deep, run for ages, be quite dark, and be full of things trying to kill me. Quite dungeon-like in my mind.
Edit: Never mind. As usual the application of well-formed Google searches provided the answer. To the mine!
zombe on 4/9/2010 at 14:21
Quote Posted by DDL
Was going to post screenies ...
Please do. This thread has not enough screenies.