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A lot of mining profit is from player_to_player sales which doesn't create money out of thin air like /sell hand. The player market will correct...
touche
poor people would quit over this kind of thing. others were complaining about losing stuff from their inventory like pump axes and even a melon sword.
Just tell me right now, is it basically 100% certain that I'm not getting the 30,000+ XP back?
I had 90 levels of xp on me, I broke the sign (put me around 140 levels). then I when to my spawnshop to put my xp up for sale. after I put it up...
Sorry for saying it wasn't well thought out. That wasn't necessary. It is a good idea, but just isn't possible.
JacksonML use speed pots. You can buy them for 10 to 20 each and they last 8 min. They will easily pay for themselves.
This is not well thought out. There isn't a way to control who has access for each round.
I asked for this before and was told pyro+ users would need access to the extinguish command, /ext.
You need to have the area enclosed so they can't ride off with it or attach a lead and fly off with it.
My mind is blown. There is so much I don't know about this game.
iStompKittens is taking it to a new level. He asks "How much is a horse egg worth?" and then after you answer, "Wantt to buy an egg for 10k?"....
First of all, I don't think diamond tools should be made sellable. Thread Title: If you make enchanted tools sellable, then disable /sell all...
I'm getting back into enchanting, so I'm taking this down.
Ohmrskittykat pretty much said what I was going to say. I would be one of the people who breaks ranks, buys for 6k and then marks it up to 10 or 15k
The spawnshop setup is not a healthy one for a player base as big as ours. The difference in value between top floor shops and everyone else is...
... I mine with FastBreak. [IMG] EDIT: 600th post!
I'm sure you can use deathpoints and waypoints, I don't think entity finder is legal though
I can provide a little insight. My signs have been getting out of sync when I break them to take out partial amounts of product stock. For...
