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Ad Gold and Leather are both infinitely renewable, while Diamonds are a limited resource- you'd rather have things like Unbreaking and Efficiency on Diamond picks, and use Gold for 'special use' tools like Silk Touch and Fortune.
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Precisely, you have double the chance (or you can try it at half the level and get an equal chance) of getting silk touch with gold and gold is WAY easier to acquire.
corpsesarefun wrote:Gold is still much better, 170% times better than leather for armour.
For enchantment. For ease of obtaining, no
Yes, you can farm gold, but ranching cattle is easier and provides non-poisoned food to boot, and a source of milk and (in the case of mooshrooms) infinite food as long as you have at least one of them.
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Melissia wrote:Yes, you can farm gold, but ranching cattle is easier and provides non-poisoned food to boot, and a source of milk and (in the case of mooshrooms) infinite food as long as you have at least one of them.
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Melissia wrote:Yes, you can farm gold, but ranching cattle is easier and provides non-poisoned food to boot, and a source of milk and (in the case of mooshrooms) infinite food as long as you have at least one of them.
or you can just afk overnight in the gold farm and wake up with usually a full inventory of gold nuggets
//edit, tremendous progress on the temple today!
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I went on to do for the first time in a week too, someone built something right on the very edge of my house by 2 block, as well as destroying some of the stuff inside it :(
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This game was the only thing in my life for quite a while, and now the game is finished it's crazier then ever! I have spent easily over 1000 hours on multiplayer. If you are creatI've and artistic you have to buy this. :d
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Matt.Kingsley wrote:I went on to do for the first time in a week too, someone built something right on the very edge of my house by 2 block, as well as destroying some of the stuff inside it :(
I now have a blue sheep farm at my end of the nether tunnel. IF you guys want to go there and shear or breed a few blue sheep while I'm not on doing that, please feel free to do so. Just for the love of all that is good and sheepy, don't let them out, and don't kill them.
Actually yeah, if you want to shear any of the sheep, the payment is that you have to breed a new sheep. Hehe.
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Whcih would matter if they were actually in the nether. but they aren't. So the grass grows back.
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But breeding new ones increases the rate of replacement. I have five at the moment, the ideal number is twelve. I'm just saying if you want to shear them, breed another one. It's the price of admission.
I'm gonna have to create a fenced/walled off grazing area specifically for them and lead them out to it if I get twelve though. AT the momen they're merely within the castle walls, as it were, and it's enough space maybe, but it's still a bit cramped.
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Actually I might end up creating a sheep farm that has twelve sheep of each kind of colorr if the sever wil let me (I don't know how that'll effect despawning issues). Just so I have plenty of wool to play around with.
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I was intending to use glass panes with wooden plank corners actually..
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Glass panels are more numerous = requires less sand to be smelted own.
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Me and three others took it on over on another server a while back- 5 or so minutes in people started complaining that they were bored, so I blasted the ride of the valkyries down the mic on skype to them
DS:90-S++G+++M++B++I+Plotr06#+D+++A++++/eWD251R+++T(Ot)DM+ JB: I like the concept of a free Shrike roaming through the treetops of the jungle. I'm not sure that I like the idea of a real Shrike sitting on my couch eating my Skittles. corpsesarefun: Thank god I missed be nice to shrike day. greenskin lynn: because of all the skittles and soda, you basically live off sugar water, like some sort of freakish human-hummingbird hybrid.
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