Besides a sharpnes 3 stone sword does as much damage as a non enchanted diamond sword
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And about the random drops, that would just be a lucky block in a lucky block? Right..?
Suggestion to add a command (idk if there already is 1) so u can install the luckyblock texturepack wile waiting in the cage/lobby because sometimes the party leader joins and you havent yet installed it it would be helpful if this was added (if it's already in the game what command is it) i would suggest something like /lit (stand for Lucky Islands Textures)
Is this good? (sry for bad english)
Hope the spoiler stuff helped
Hope the spoiler stuff helped
Lucky Islands Lucky Islands Feedback/Suggestions
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gaIaxy
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pls fix the glitch that you float on a place where tnt explodes
PS: lucky islands is the best game!
PS: lucky islands is the best game!
A Lucky block idea: If you open a Lucky block and see weather effects, you get a small money rain what gives you 3 iron, 4 gold, 7 lapiz and 1/2 diamonds. Mayne this will be awesome. The drops can be random so it can drop a random wand 2
I have the felling that this is too much the nerfed version of the ground becoming ores...
And about the random drops, that would just be a lucky block in a lucky block? Right..?
One of the biggest problems I've had in Lucky Islands is campers. With there being only one item that helps against campers, being the compass, all it comes down to is bad luck for you to end up in the final 2 without a compass and without any lucky blocks still around, meaning that finding the camper is almost impossible if you don't have a dead teammate willing to leak their coords. A solution to this, in my opinion, would be to give all players the glowing effect after 10 or so minutes. This way, players can easily spot campers hiding behind blocks, and 10 minutes is typically enough time for a lucky islands match to end without having players waiting too long to be able to beat campers.
Another fix would be to increase the compass drop rate, or to add more items that have the same/similar roles to the compass (e.g. a Locator Wand which, when used, sends a temporary trail to the nearest player). People shouldn't be rewarded with long but easy wins for doing basically nothing.
Another fix would be to increase the compass drop rate, or to add more items that have the same/similar roles to the compass (e.g. a Locator Wand which, when used, sends a temporary trail to the nearest player). People shouldn't be rewarded with long but easy wins for doing basically nothing.
Suggestion to add a command (idk if there already is 1) so u can install the luckyblock texturepack wile waiting in the cage/lobby because sometimes the party leader joins and you havent yet installed it it would be helpful if this was added (if it's already in the game what command is it) i would suggest something like /lit (stand for Lucky Islands Textures)
Is this good? (sry for bad english)
I think it might be a good idea to add a more armour based kit, for example chain chestplate + leggings
My suggestions for Lucky Island are:
1-
Reducing the effect of some poison.
The poison effect lasts more or less like 1 minute. It would better like 30 seconds instead of 1 minute.
2- Delete or changing the “rain of money”.
I think that “rain of money” shouldn’t be on Lucky Island because it only brings lag to our PC’s especially when you have a bad PC or It would be better to change it for another thing that doesn’t bring us lag.
1-
Reducing the effect of some poison.
The poison effect lasts more or less like 1 minute. It would better like 30 seconds instead of 1 minute.
2- Delete or changing the “rain of money”.
I think that “rain of money” shouldn’t be on Lucky Island because it only brings lag to our PC’s especially when you have a bad PC or It would be better to change it for another thing that doesn’t bring us lag.
I have a few suggestions for lucky blocks. Nothing big, but things that I think would help add more content and opportunities for players.
Witch Kit - This kit could have various potions, such as damage, weakness, poison, and slowness as an example. Currently there is a healer kit and a scout kit, but there are no offensive potion kits. I think this would be really fun to play with and give more variety to the kits.
Fallen Angel Achievement - I struggled with a name here, but the name is easy to change. My idea here was an achievement for successfully breaking an elytra in lucky blocks. Now that elytra's have low durability when found in lucky blocks, this means the achievement would be accomplishable in a relatively short amount of time. I think this would be a great addition the the medium difficulty achievements.
Lightning Wand Lucky Blocks - The wands have always been one of my favourite parts of lucky blocks, but it has been a long time since I have seen any new ones. The ability to summon lightning on enemies is something that could really spice up a situation. There is currently no way to summon lightning, aside from opening an unlucky lucky block. The ability to throw lightning with a wand, or even shoot lightning with a bow, would be really fun.
Slime Boots Lucky Blocks - I am no developer, so I have no idea the practicality of implementing something like this, but if it were possible, having slime boots (or bouncy boots) would be extremely fun. I got this idea from the tinker's construct II slime boots. How they work is when you fall far enough to take damage, instead of taking damage you bounce as if you landed on a slime block. Like slime blocks you can hold space or shift to stop from bouncing. I personally think these would be very practical and unique, and I think we can all agree that at the very least seeing players bouncing around the map after falling from great heights would be quite entertaining.
P.S. I am new to writing on the forums and I have no clue how people make the spoiler drop down menus. Hopefully you don't mind mine not having them!
Witch Kit - This kit could have various potions, such as damage, weakness, poison, and slowness as an example. Currently there is a healer kit and a scout kit, but there are no offensive potion kits. I think this would be really fun to play with and give more variety to the kits.
Fallen Angel Achievement - I struggled with a name here, but the name is easy to change. My idea here was an achievement for successfully breaking an elytra in lucky blocks. Now that elytra's have low durability when found in lucky blocks, this means the achievement would be accomplishable in a relatively short amount of time. I think this would be a great addition the the medium difficulty achievements.
Lightning Wand Lucky Blocks - The wands have always been one of my favourite parts of lucky blocks, but it has been a long time since I have seen any new ones. The ability to summon lightning on enemies is something that could really spice up a situation. There is currently no way to summon lightning, aside from opening an unlucky lucky block. The ability to throw lightning with a wand, or even shoot lightning with a bow, would be really fun.
Slime Boots Lucky Blocks - I am no developer, so I have no idea the practicality of implementing something like this, but if it were possible, having slime boots (or bouncy boots) would be extremely fun. I got this idea from the tinker's construct II slime boots. How they work is when you fall far enough to take damage, instead of taking damage you bounce as if you landed on a slime block. Like slime blocks you can hold space or shift to stop from bouncing. I personally think these would be very practical and unique, and I think we can all agree that at the very least seeing players bouncing around the map after falling from great heights would be quite entertaining.
P.S. I am new to writing on the forums and I have no clue how people make the spoiler drop down menus. Hopefully you don't mind mine not having them!
Well there are 2 ways to do this. The first I will describe is the easiest.
There are a bunch of buttons at the top of the comment you're making. Click the 3 dots button to the middle right of the buttons (labelled 'insert') and then you can click spoiler.
It inserts two tags, 'SPOILER' and '/SPOILER'. It's like HTML if you've ever tried it. The 'SPOILER' tag indicates the start of the spoiler, and the '/SPOILER' tag indicates the end of the spoiler, so everything you want inside the spoiler will go in between these two. You can nest them if you'd like.
It inserts two tags, 'SPOILER' and '/SPOILER'. It's like HTML if you've ever tried it. The 'SPOILER' tag indicates the start of the spoiler, and the '/SPOILER' tag indicates the end of the spoiler, so everything you want inside the spoiler will go in between these two. You can nest them if you'd like.
You can just type the tags out manually.
HTML:
<Html>
<Header>
<Title> Testing HTML on Cubecraft Forums</Title>
</Header>
<Body>
<p>
Don't mind me, just testing the HTML language insertion
</p>
<p>
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p:
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font-size:20px;
border:5px solid aqua;
border-radius:10px;
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C#:
Int32 num1 = 7;
Int32 num2 = 5;
MessageBox.Show("Seven Times Five =" + Convert.ToInt32(num1*num2));
Console.Writeline("Console Mode Test");Oh it just shows the raw code in text. I was thinking it actually executed the code. That makes sense xD
Well there are 2 ways to do this. The first I will describe is the easiest.
There are a bunch of buttons at the top of the comment you're making. Click the 3 dots button to the middle right of the buttons (labelled 'insert') and then you can click spoiler.
It inserts two tags, 'SPOILER' and '/SPOILER'. It's like HTML if you've ever tried it. The 'SPOILER' tag indicates the start of the spoiler, and the '/SPOILER' tag indicates the end of the spoiler, so everything you want inside the spoiler will go in between these two. You can nest them if you'd like.
It inserts two tags, 'SPOILER' and '/SPOILER'. It's like HTML if you've ever tried it. The 'SPOILER' tag indicates the start of the spoiler, and the '/SPOILER' tag indicates the end of the spoiler, so everything you want inside the spoiler will go in between these two. You can nest them if you'd like.
You can just type the tags out manually.
HTML:
<Html>
<Header>
<Title> Testing HTML on Cubecraft Forums</Title>
</Header>
<Body>
<p>
Don't mind me, just testing the HTML language insertion
</p>
<p>
Laurem Ipsum and all that other jazz Laurem Ipsum and all that other jazz Laurem Ipsum and all that other jazz
Laurem Ipsum and all that other jazz Laurem Ipsum and all that other jazz
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</p>
<a href = "Http://www.google.com">Google</a>
<a href = "Http://www.Youtube.com">Youtube</a>
<a href = "Http://www.Cubecraft.net"><b>Cubecraft</b></a>
</Body>
<Style>
p:
{
color: argb(255,0,0,255);
font-size:20px;
border:5px solid aqua;
border-radius:10px;
}
</Style>
</Html>Idk how to exactly implement this so I'll just hope it works
C#:
Int32 num1 = 7;
Int32 num2 = 5;
MessageBox.Show("Seven Times Five =" + Convert.ToInt32(num1*num2));
Console.Writeline("Console Mode Test");Oh it just shows the raw code in text. I was thinking it actually executed the code. That makes sense xD
