Yep, been right clicking, tried restarting client, had my friends try, clicked block, clicked air, threw it on the ground and teabagged it, threw it in lava, threw it in the ocean, traded it to a villager, and it hasn't worked. Restarting the server did nothing as well.
you could easily just spawn every boss into a cage and kill them off really easy that way. But you generally don't because that's boring and not the intended gameplay. You're saying the bosses are easy and pushovers because there are exploits that make them easy and you don't even care to fight them as intended. No, you just say they're easy and are done with it. So kill silverfoot with your alacrity armor and horizon maul and then you can talk about how easy they are/how pointless other armor sets are. If you want to just cheat your way through departed and take away and fun you could have had that's your problem not a balance issue.
If you fail to design your mod in such a way that people can't abuse it, thats mostly your fault. Why should people intrinsically know how you intended a boss to be done, and not kill it in the intuitive and easy way the game provides?
You say the bosses are challenging when strategies exist that make them complete pushovers. Thats your fault, not mine for using these strategies.
No, its YOUR problem to make it so that it cannot be done.
People (me included) use mostly the way of least resistance to get through stuff. There is no morality involved there
It is not, thats my point. You can always intentionally handycap yourself. I could for instance kill the ender dragon with nothing but my fist after the crystals are down. While thats possible, and quite challenging, its also completly useless, just like using anything then the most effective strategy you can come up with to defeat a boss.
Nothing to do with that
No. If you make a mod, you make it with minecraft code in mind. If your mod ends up not working properly, thats caused by the fact that you didn't program with minecraft code in mind properly.
Holy f this has to be bait, You realize there is literally a single command that makes you invulnerable and able to spawn whatever you want? Because that exists, and you're talking about how you want to get through this content as quickly as possible. It'd be as easy as pumpkin pie to "go mining" and not waste time by just spawning yourself a random amount of whatever ores and pretending you did it. These exploits you call strategies are completely unintentional from the developer's point of view, and honestly, you're reviewing an unfinished product regardless. You're implying that playing fairly and taking in the content of the modpack at a steady pace is "useless". You are allowed to exploit as much as you want with these mods, but to think that your opinions of difficulty or enjoyment of the mod will have the same weight as someone who's spent days on it, there's just no way.
Im not talking about cheat commands, but ingame ways to do something.
There our opinions differ. In my opinion it isn't even anywhere near ready for public release, let alone modpack use.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that the modder didn't intend you to box up the boss and kill it at your leisure. It also doesn't take a brain surgeon to know that bosses (your words not mine) bugging out with slabs is not intended either. It's simple common sense that these exploits are unintentional. You don't have to be clairvoyant to know these things.
really it's your loss if you don't want to have fun actually fighting bosses.
You're probably the type of guy who finds a dupe bug and exploits it to kingdom come, taking away all the challenge by abusing an unintentional bug. By your logic, abusing that dupe bug is a progression strategy not an exploit. In any case, I'm done talking to you. There's no convincing you. This discussion is over.
I do see where you are coming from, that if there is an easy way to do something, without using "cheats" it is applicable, however, if a game had a bug that allowed you to, say, skip to the end of the game from the first level by, say,killing all the enemies but one then leaping at a wall(just an example) would that make every peice of armour in the game, and every weapon, and everything useless because you don't need them to get to the end? Honestly, if you want to use that as a strategy, sure, i don't care, it is your playing, but i personally would just avoid using the bug and continue through the game. we do however have different playstyles, so you might use that while i do not. as you said, "People (me included) use mostly the way of least resistance to get through stuff. There is no morality involved there"
If your mod by yourself without any mod interaction features a dupe bug then you have to assume its either massive incompetence / lack of testing or intentional. Both is bad.
