Add option to indicate loot-table dead ends. #27

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opened 2022-12-29 14:09:22 +01:00 by Ghost · 3 comments

Ghost commented

2022-12-29 14:09:22 +01:00

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I request that empty loot tables (such as for fire) be replaced with a single piece of bedrock (to signify uselessness), so that (especially early game) there is a clear distinction between "no drop" and "need silk touch for drop".

Ghost commented

2023-01-25 02:56:55 +01:00

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I'm not sure if having bedrock in the world is the best idea. Dropping a special item from the data pack would make more sense, or something useless like a clock.

Ghost commented

2023-03-17 20:07:27 +01:00

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I understand the concern about Bedrock roaming the world in the hands of players in a multiplayer setting. It's kind of a bummer, that block-placement can only be limited in adventure mode :/

Maybe just a piece of paper that says something along the lines of "sorry nothing" or "I.O.U." should be used instead, because i don't think that a clock really signifies a dead-end.
Then again, i could just title the clock "Time waster" or something like that.

I understand the concern about Bedrock roaming the world in the hands of players in a multiplayer setting. It's kind of a bummer, that block-placement can only be limited in adventure mode :/ Maybe just a piece of paper that says something along the lines of "sorry nothing" or "I.O.U." should be used instead, because i don't think that a clock really signifies a dead-end. Then again, i could just title the clock "Time waster" or something like that.

Ghost commented

2023-03-18 01:18:34 +01:00

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I just suggested clock because it can't be placed or be used for crafting
A custom datapack item is always an option

I just suggested clock because it can't be placed or be used for crafting A custom datapack item is always an option