They're probably doing it for wheat which you haven't really restricted and once you are far enough out to find one village finding another through the nether is not much harder. I feel like the only way to really discourage such people is to make the HCS radius larger but at some point it's just a...

When you recycle iron tools in a crucible you only get two thirds or so of the metal back. For most tools this incentivizes the player to use better metals since diamond ingots and soulforged steel can both be recycled with no loss. However unfortunately shears can only be crafted from iron and the ...

Mines are an excellent source of resources but I've always felt that's compensated for by how terrifyingly dangerous they are. The passageways are small and claustrophobic, providing little space to retreat in a fight, and the 2x1 doorways heavily restrict line of sight, making it extremely difficul...

The item is a basic built-in wiki with entries sorted by category. The catch is, it gates some entries behind in-game events (like picking up a certain item, or crafting something), so it doesn't spoil what's coming next until the player needs to know about it. That also helps make it clear what's ...

This is less of a suggestion for a new feature and more of a request to remove an existing one. Have you considered making Hardcore Buoy non-optional? I know you originally made it toggleable to preserve existing worlds that had been built to use the old water behavior - but that was almost five and...

what impact does this have on general relativity? Actually, this doesn't have any impact on General Relativity theorywise. The gravitational waves we found are pretty much exactly what GR predicts. Frequently when you discover something major in experimental physics it's out of line with prediction...

Personally, I don't have an issue with it; I was planning to give the game a full run through when you put out a "complete" release anyway. While I'm certainly attached to my worlds, fixing builds can be fun and as long as it improves the game I think it's for the best in the long run. Do ...

If you place a sand or gravel slab on top of a cactus it results in an odd glitch where the slab seems to be constantly falling a slight ways down and teleporting back up.

Absolutely lovely seeing it all laid out like that.

Also, you seem to be missing the potion hierarchy. It's hardly essential but as of hardcore brewing it's a fairly in depth process with legitimate progression so it might be worth including.

Excuse me.

Shouldn't this no longer be stickied? It's months out of date and there is now a new thread.

I meant that it does get skipped. This does not seem to be intended behavior as per my interpretation of the change log.

As per title

I'd like to request a design for an automated silverfish farm.
It should be possible to construct if you agitate them with an obsidian beacon and hook it up to a smoothstone generator