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Nether
Skye:
--- Quote from: Guy_Mcduderson on June 07, 2012, 10:13:48 PM ---Skye, you have to take into account that, unlike the reszone, players can't warp out of the nether.
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Uh, it's called make a nether portal. l2 MineCraft before commenting
--- Quote from: Eggnaug on June 07, 2012, 11:42:23 PM ---Skye you are mod now. A new nether wouldn't really affect you at all. It's more about users and their troubles finding glowstone.
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The nether STILL belongs to me, and it shouldn't be reset. Can I spawn items? Negative. So me being a mod means nothing.
Vector:
Alright, I think my full opinion on this matter needs to be said. The Nether does act like a reszone. Players go there to acquire the blocks that spawn in that world, and take them to the overworld to build.
There are no lots there, so you shouldn't have to rely on the nether to create bases. Why not do that in reszone as well? Perhaps you should make your bases in freebuild? They can be griefed just like they can in the Nether.
The Nether is not any one person's, so don't call it your own. The nether is to be shared with everyone, which means that regenning it will make new resources available to users.
You know why we reset the reszone all the time? Because players are too "lazy" to wander out further than maybe 500 blocks looking for new materials. They want to be close by the spawn it seems. That's why they want to push for a Nether regeneration. Honestly, I have no problems with this. Those who made nether wart farms would have to bank their warts, and find a new spot when the regeneration is complete.
I absolutely will not tolerate holding off on doing something because a few members claim that they own part of the Nether. No one owns it.
Perhaps TinyWE should be allowed there with 10x its ability removed?
My opinion is to either regen the nether, or move the spawn.
chrisjones23:
--- Quote ---Perhaps TinyWE should be allowed there with 10x its ability removed?
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i would be all for this and treating the nether like reszone :P the current nether still has a lot to offer why not just move the spawn again :P like last time. if i want to go deeper in I TP to one of hrets lots in there got some good finds that way
Skye:
--- Quote from: AlphaBlend on June 08, 2012, 10:28:33 AM ---Alright, I think my full opinion on this matter needs to be said. The Nether does act like a reszone. Players go there to acquire the blocks that spawn in that world, and take them to the overworld to build.
There are no lots there, so you shouldn't have to rely on the nether to create bases. Why not do that in reszone as well? Perhaps you should make your bases in freebuild? They can be griefed just like they can in the Nether.
The Nether is not any one person's, so don't call it your own. The nether is to be shared with everyone, which means that regenning it will make new resources available to users.
You know why we reset the reszone all the time? Because players are too "lazy" to wander out further than maybe 500 blocks looking for new materials. They want to be close by the spawn it seems. That's why they want to push for a Nether regeneration. Honestly, I have no problems with this. Those who made nether wart farms would have to bank their warts, and find a new spot when the regeneration is complete.
I absolutely will not tolerate holding off on doing something because a few members claim that they own part of the Nether. No one owns it.
Perhaps TinyWE should be allowed there with 10x its ability removed?
My opinion is to either regen the nether, or move the spawn.
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The nether is mine.
And way to go, cushion the server more. :) Hmm, why not make a base in reszone... HUR DUR probably because the nether doesn't look like the MAINWORLD?
I'm glad everyone on Innectis is willing to treat the nether seriously, and use logical thought. Wonderful.
Eggnaug:
Skye it's more about users finding resources in Nether.
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