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indeed. good point

What would be great is if redstone energy conduits could be shut off with a switch. :) I have a redstone energy cell sitting next to my ME Controller with a lever on it JUST to turn my ME network off when I'm not online.

makes sense I guess. When policing yourself on your own server there's always the temptation to do something for convenience sake. For me, I only cheat when the game cheats me. Like if I die due to load lag and mobs kill me while the client waits to take over, etc. Speaking of that, WHY...

Not a solution for us because we're both ops. Just prefer to not have the temptation/convenience to use easy bookmark teleportation.

Anybody have an answer for how to turn this off? I'd like to disable teleporting to waypoints on the server.

irritating. Especially when playing on servers which are always running. It means you NEED renewable energy, which is the big challenge with steam boilers. Even an efficient oil/fuel steam boiler will burn TONS of fuel overnight when you aren't playing. Burns through oil wells in no time...

hmm odd. so its intentional. I thought maybe a bug. Seems like a pointless game mechanic - like the whole "IC2 machines might get destroyed if you remove them" thing.

Title says it all. Anybody know if this is intentional? Its really low but it does draw power when just sitting there.

ah ok thanks. I'll keep an eye out for an update.

I built a paper pickaxe and added Diamond, Electric, and 200 Redstone. I charged it up in an MFE and for some reason when I mine, it does not use up any EU. It just stays at 10,000. It seems to have infinite durability now. Anyone else notice this or am I misunderstanding something?

I tricked it by going to the multiplayer menu and "adding" another new server. The first one was 127.0.0.1 and the new one is "localhost". Same thing, different name. Works good. ^_^

hmm there's 2 sizes of heatscar spiders though. The big ones which seem at least as big as the overworld spiders, but the little buggers too which are fast and tough, and about half the size as the big ones.

Yeah I agree its pretty cool, but its just not something you can even think about venturing into successfully in the early game like it used to be. Before, you could run in and grab 4 glowstone dust quick and run out, to get yourself a jetpack. Now you gotta wait till you armor up to say...

I've got a couple servers I host locally that I play one but I'd like to keep the waypoints separate. Is this possible? Its frustrating seeing waypoints for one server while playing on another.

haha I was actually there looking for a couple pieces of glowstone so that I could build a jetpack. Used to be an early game option, but it seems the nether is more of a mid-game realm now. I'm fine with that really, since minecraft has always been too easy, but I was just thinking the...

It used to be bad enough dodging constant Ghast fireballs, but now I am finding that my life expectancy (with iron armor) is under a minute due to the combination of firebats and heatscar spiders, both of which set you on fire. Being on fire in the nether is a real bummer because there's no way...

If I see it again I'll try to explore what it is further. The only thing it looked like was a couple blocks of stone that MOVED on their own. Very odd. I'll keep my eye out for it again.

hmm well its the dw20 pack but I added Mo Creatures and a few other minor mods.

Hey, I'm not even sure how to describe this. I was caving in my new 1.5.2 server and noticed this large open area where it looked like a block of stone was darker color than the rest. I couldn't see well so I put a torch down and ran back up to look. Then, the block moved. Then there were 2...

Actually just noticed that you don't have to press the scroll wheel down. Just rotate it and it will swap modules within the tool. That works fine.