Thread 719699710

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>>719699710 (OP)
Depends on the resources available.
Sometimes I'll just only do a top layer and no torch

>>719699710 (OP)
I never played Minecraft... wtf is this shit? A torch beneath the ground?

>>719699710 (OP)
right because im not adhd

>>719699710 (OP)
left because im not autist

>>719699710 (OP)
out of site out of mind
>>719699791
Torch stop mobs from spawning, but i've literally never had an issue with them spawning under my creeper holes

>>719699791
I assume it's to prevent niggers from spawning in the dark place.

>>719699791
prevents mobs from spawning.

Why would you fill the creeper holes?

dense enough so nothing spawns while saving on material

>>719699925
this because im schizo

>>719699710 (OP)
I don't get it. What is this trying to show? I don't play Minecraft but I know that torches prevent mob spawns within a certain radius or something but what's the point of digging a hole like that? Could you just dig two blocks down, place a torch on the bottom then put the top block back in place? Why hollow out the ground like that?

>go into creative mode
>fill it
>leave creative mode

>>719700010
SSSSSSSplode

>>719700128
This but the top layer is dirt or the biome's matching block while the bottom is any garbage blocks I wanna get rid of

>>719699710 (OP)
Why do you need to completely fill a creeper hole if no mob is going to be able to get out anyways?

>>719700260
"WaaHhHh the Zombie noises are bothering my ears!"
This or something

the only way i'll place torches

>>719699710 (OP)
A but i terraform the entire area around my base so its just a one block grass plane with torches underneath

>>719699925
but this makes the ground uneven and ugly

>>719700339
show 'em xister!

>>719700386
This is Japanese autism.

>>719699710 (OP)
>noooo put a torch under there or fill it up so mobs dont spaaaaawwwn
>why?
>b-because otherwise mobs will spawn!
>and?
>... w-well, then there will be mobs spawning there
>so mobs that cant touch me, trapped in a whole, taking up the mob count and therefore making the surface actually safer at night?
dumb argument.

>>719700386
>A but i terraform the entire area around my base so its just a one block grass plane with torches underneath

>>719700497
they make noise which can ruin the ambience you may be trying to create and if you wish to build your own mob spawner then taking up the mob count is not useful.

>>719700405
realistic
i also like to leave the stumps from trees i've cut down so the land is covered in the scars of industrial progress

i never undo creeper damage. they're a natural part of the world and i like to leave the world as untouched as possible, even when it changes

>>719699710 (OP)
If I'm running a gazillion mods then B is preferable because A causes more lag in the long term

>>719700794
creepers exploding is unnatural though, you literally never see any naturally generated creeper craters. it's your unnatural presence that causes them to unnaturally explode.

>>719700857
by loading into the world i become a natural part of it, and it is their natural inclination as a species to explode near me. it is a natural cycle of chasing and escaping

>>719701024
>and it is their natural inclination as a species to explode near me. it is a natural cycle of chasing and escaping
There are no IRL creatures that commit suicide by exploding. Just letting you know

>>719700607
Why are those items spinning the opposite way they should?

>>719701067
>not capable of differentiating between what is natural in a setting vs is what is natural in reality

>>719701067
the other anon isn't me and he succinctly drove home my point but i want to post anyway so you can be embarrassed doubly. this was not the gotcha you thought it was

B as it' the only meaningful use for the millions of blocks of dirt and cobblestone you'll accrue during a play-through.

>>719699710 (OP)
I thought this image was about hidden areas in platformers until looking at the filename
I'm over 30 years if that matters

>>719701067
>There are no IRL creatures that commit suicide by exploding.
W R O N G
>When threatened, "exploding ants" (Camponotus saundersi) can contract their abdominal muscles so hard that their body wall ruptures, releasing a sticky, toxic fluid that entangles and poisons attackers. The ant dies in the process.
>Termites (Neocapritermes taracua) - Some termite species have old workers with special "blue crystals" in their abdomens. When they rupture themselves, the crystals mix with glandular fluids to create a sticky, toxic goo. This slows or kills enemies such as ants.
>Bombardier beetles (Brachinus explodens) don’t kill themselves, but they do blast boiling hot, toxic chemicals from their abdomen. The chemicals are produced in separate chambers and only mix at the moment of firing, creating an actual chemical explosion. The beetle survives this, making it a reusable weapon rather than a suicide attack.

saddam?

>>719701467
Kino.
Thank you for providing the response I was looking for with that shit tier "erm akshually" argument.

>>719701067
>There are no IRL creatures that commit suicide by exploding. Just letting you know
Low hanging fruit, but also there's
>Colobopsis saundersi (synonym Camponotus saundersi), also called the Malaysian exploding ant, is a species of ant found in Malaysia and Brunei, belonging to the genus Colobopsis. A worker can explode suicidally and aggressively as an ultimate act of defense, an ability it has in common with several other species in this genus and a few other insects.

>>719699710 (OP)
just mow the fucking ground

>>719701467
insects are fucking brutal man

How do you guys have this much time on your hands to contemplate minute discussions like these?
Fuck im glad im a wagecuck sometimes..

>>719701827
Some people get paid to wagecuck while doing nothing because their job only requires them to do something for 1/8th of the time they're scheduled for but that 1/8th can happen literally at any moment. .

>>719701067
termites and ants do this

>>719699791
If a creeper explodes or you just want to terraform you have the choice of either filling all the space with blocks or placing a light source in the hole to prevent mobs from spawning then just cover it with a thin layer of dirt

>>719701827
yeah i know right having free time to read about bugs instead of sitting in a cage funding goldstein's third yacht is such a burden

>>719702032
>a stone pressure plate in the middle of a field of dirt
what kind of retard falls for this?

>>719701827
Please share with the class the interesting topics you personally enjoy discussing then.

>>719702202
Mobs

>>719702202
>A single stone pressure plate
Probably nobody
>A field full of stone pressure plates, not all of which activate anything
Some people might fall for that.

>>719702202
you're right, hold on

>>719700715
>i also like to leave the stumps from trees i've cut down so the land is covered in the scars of industrial progress
Sounds like a nice idea, I remember a server I played on had a group of players do that to their nearby jungle

>>719701581
>The Anthill...my queen...I do this for you. And yes...even for you, suspicious lump of sugar...

>>719699710 (OP)
A minus the torch