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Great job. Now I know how much my one-map obsidian projects would have been in GCs. Let's see... 70 stacks... I wish I could have sold those. ಠ_ಠ

These people make me feel like we're being missed.

Do something tragic and your dream just might come true. *Whuuuuushhh Christmas maaageeeeck* That Magick Right Here

Let's download the map that has already been made and play factions on it. I can already see the blissful ecstasy of having 10 stacks of TNT in there...

Do something tragic and your dream just might come true. *Whuuuuushhh Christmas maaageeeeck*

I really don't care wether Corby is what the Universe claims to be true. This oughta soothe all of yer nerves.

The best way to solve this is by not making cannons into such towering atrocities of utter masochism. Keep your dynamite on the same darn level! If you really have to go fancy about it: our co-gossiper has presented us a more appropriate way of relieving stress in the past.

We need big red banners stating the obvious. They'd link you straight to the Thread. Also, creating a new thread would prompt you with a pop-up asking wether you are sure you aren't making a unban thread. /all the problems

I believe that the 10 second inability to attack is as fair as it should go. If the opponent that remained on the server is too much of a retarded moron not to back away for a moment, it's darn straight his own fault if he loses. As far as I know the god-mode remains for only 10 seconds, go figure. I am really not seeing a way this "instant death on logging in" would work with such an unpredictable game as Minecraft. Not only is there this crashing issue but also the fact that you can never be fully aware of the enemy presence, therefore it could be possible to abuse this by just sneaking behind something and waiting for your game to log out. After that when he logs back in you can just frolic to your newly dead partner's body to loot all that is not-so-legally yours. Over-boosting the debuff times will be a bitch for everyone: when you log in for the first time in a while and suddenly have to act quickly, there's really nothing you can do to help your demise. If anything, we could narrow down the god-mode time to 7. That should give a reasonable opportunity. ...I wonder if I could still cast poisons upon the unexpecting during that time.

TOLD YOU SO! All hail Kefeus! The prophet who can predict what IronLeaguers say! Such clairvoyance! Let me try: Next thing they'll say just might be... It's forming in my head... B... A... DDIES Baddies? Wonder why OH WAIT. IT'S ALREADY IN THE PICTURE!

Happens quite a lot. Its a simple lag that made him crash but then he reconnected. Just dont mention that. Nope.pdf He was actively attacking us and managed to mine away our wart farm in the nether. Later THE SAME THING happened in the Mungol basement. Why can't you people read?!

Because... Why the fuck not? Admit it, it's pretty funny to see The End filled with water. Exactly. What could be more exhilarating than seeing the two other End portal hosts mourn their loss over the world of big black men and their towers.

Now that this thread is all about hackers, which it has been for a while, I guess I'll post my own share here as well: We hadn't had the chance to record all of the event, before which the three of us also appearing on the video had been growing our warts in the Nether, this feller, storpeedo2, had somehow managed to find us from below the lava and behind three layers of rock. He killed two of my friends in cold blood and seemed to be rather impervious to all sorts of damage; He was on fire due to the fire aspect -sword and later on even poisoned. He was constantly being attacked by three people with not having taken a single step. He alone broke my diamond armour before he had come trough the portal into our basement, where I had the chance to repair it, without having any of his gear broken. In the video you can see him logging in after disappearing: We found him on the map more than a thousand blocks away. tl;dr: He would be a hell of an asshole to claim not being a hacker.