For one, expending on ropes. We already have rope physics with leads, so I don't see why it would be a stretch to be able to swing on vines and make grappling hooks, which would be wonderful for clearing gaps and scaling cliffs in biomes such as jungles and extreme hills. I don't feel like it would make the game easier or anything, either. Having more options to get around doesn't mean there isn't a degree of risk involved. You could make rope from vines or string and craft a grappling hook from rope and a pickaxe.

Oceans and taiga have already gotten a really nice update, and more biome-related updates are going to happen. I feel like swamps are a little bare. You have witch huts and increased slime chunk frequency, but you don't have any mobs unique to that environment. I'd like to see maybe frogs or gators or snakes or something.

If we're gonna add biomes, which I don't really see happening soon, I feel like a biome that's missing would be a really volcanic region. Somewhat barren, hot, and rocky with frequent lava flows spilling down hills, you could have a couple variants, such as flatter volcanic regions with hot springs geysers, and craggier regions with large, conical vats. Maybe a small amount of netherack generation in the overworld.

Vampires and gothic castles. Make things really interesting by not being able to tell whether or not a wolf or a bat is actually a vampire, and make them especially weak to wooden tools and weapons.

Bring over arrow tipping from Bedrock Edition. I know you can do it in Java, but I much prefer the idea of dumping potions in a cauldron and tipping them that way instead of having to get dragon's breath to make lingering potions.

Combine campfires with cauldrons to make cooking pots and expand the benefits and variety of making stews and soups.

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If you haven;t already seen it, I thought the first two seasons of Castlevania were great. Season 3 is in the works, so it might be a good opportunity to get caught up.

Pleased to make your acquaintance. For what it's worth, it's hard for me to really carry on a conversation sometimes, too. I have the habit of not saying anything unless I have something to add.

As Furret said, feel free to ask if you need help with anything. We'll do what we can to accommodate.

"Sometimes it just be like that", as it's said. We all appreciate the effort you always put in and we appreciate you keeping us updated. No rush, man.

JigSaw : A lot of people will buy these with the hopes that someone will find an exploit that allows them to load ROMs into them. Since it's basically an emulator, you could hypothetically put the entire library + hacks + homebrew on the thing as long as someone figures out how to hack it.

This is Tetris on the NES. The exact tune name escapes me, though.

I'm afraid I don't have any working knowledge of the technical sides of Minecraft, but I wanted to say that, despite being sorry to hear that the Bedrock server didn't pan out and that cross-platform play won't be a thing, I'm looking forward getting back on the old server, especially since my internet issue has been resolved and is now reliable for the first time in ages and I have access to Java Edition.

Those who Fight Further - Final Fantasy VII