u/Reizen6

That’s sick. You should try and add water streams that run lathe way down through it

eats a cockroach

Beats lembas bread any day.

I got one °

You should try to light up the caves near the farm. There is probably just too many mobs too close to the farm for any more to spawn.

Since there’s a ship a small port would make sense. Or even just some barrels laying around

You should terra form down those big dirt walls

I like what you did with the roof. It’s a design I haven’t seen before and it works.

You should mix some dead coral into the stone base. And a custom tree would like good too.

Raise the roof a couple blocks. Other than that it looks great

You could put a house hanging out of the side and then make chains with iron bars coming form the top to support it

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“It’s not driving into oncoming traffic if I’m in reverse.”

Maybe make it a bit wider

Watchtowers

Plumber zoned

I was able to convince one of the kids at my high school that you could live off of loans if you just got more loans to pay off the previous ones.

Life in windowed mode

Definitely learn your basic scales. Can’t stress how important they become later. Have you played any instruments prior?

“She”

I wonder if Xur’s ever been agent of the month.

A schizophrenic cop who can’t stop arresting himself and others at random.

I thought those were socks when I first looked at it.

Womp Flomp

My friends and I used to play what we called “Maps.” It was basically dungeons and dragons but without rules. One person would draw a medieval style map and imagine a Lord of the Rings/Skyrim style world. In play the creator of the map was the “narrator” and would tell the players what was going on so that they could react within the game. The narrator would also voice npc characters as well as record your character’s items and sometimes keep a skill tree and spell list. We would get really into it, and draw huge 2” • 3” maps with full npc, town, and biome profiles and unique weapons, plants, and creatures. We would sit for hours playing each other’s maps.

We also had a combat system. When players were in combat the narrator would describe the opponent’s attack and then count down from five on one hand. If the player couldn’t come up with a counter in five seconds they would sustain an injury which was recorded on their player profile until they healed. If the player countered the attack they were usually aloud a five count to launch their own attack. For this part we would sometimes use a die to decide how successful the attack was, but other times we would just leave it up to the narrator.

We played futuresque Star Wars themed maps but weren’t as fun because gun fight were impossible to narrate and maps would either have to be made per planet or not be detailed.