But what happens to the sword when you hit someone wearing bedrock armor? I mean, it's the whole "Unstoppable force meets Unmovable Object" problem AFAIK.
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probably nothing. i remember him saying something about how people code indestructible armor "wrong" and that's why bedrock sword broke them, so i assume he has done it "right" and it won't break.
This. "Wrong" commonly being "instant repair" or "stop being armor once about to break", and "right" being "override the damageItem() function so that it does not actually damage the item".
Well said. Now, that BEING said, how does the Bedrock Sword VS Bedrock Armor issue go down? I haven't any bedrock ingots to test this, nor any mobs who I know can wear the armor if I threw it to them around, so I'm here posting.
My fav is a rapier with max sharpness, manymany cleaver with thaumium rid and paper handle with as many beheading upgrades as possible, and a battle sign, made of thaumium and paper, with the three extra modifiers, with 90 pistons attached and called the home run.
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Alright, I'm going to post this because I've been using it in Agrarian Skies. The frying pan is probably my favorite weapon based purely on the sound alone.
Ditto, except the knockback, debuff on hit, and cooking, make it perfect.
Now if only I knew how to make it cook... I tried giving it coal like a furnace, placing it on top of a furnace, setting it alight...
Place it with a sneak right-click, throw a fuel into the left slot (I always use planks) and stick some food on the right side. Make sure you don't fill all the slots though.
What, you can actually cook with the pan? I was just using it to troll endermen.................................
you don't like reading manuals, do you? there is also an achievement related to a frying pan.
All of which is totally over the top, which suits me fine.
I could stay mostly on topic and regurgitate the fifteen-thousandth discussion on best TiCo bow, but this weekend I learned how to use a rotarycraft gravel gun. Again, totally over the top.