don't the enderminy's attack creepers aswell? I had quite a few holes around my world as I'm guessing the enderminy's attacked the creepers who then exploded
What cool little thing have you discovered today?
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don't the enderminy's attack creepers aswell? I had quite a few holes around my world as I'm guessing the enderminy's attacked the creepers who then exploded
Yes, I'm getting quite a kick out of watching the little guys attack the creepers. It's pretty funny! The poor creepers have no defense and die very quickly.
I don't think your explosions are from creepers, because the creeper's explosion doesn't happen with enderminy attacks. I'm still very uncertain about those explosion noises we're all hearing. I think it is the Pneumaticraft plants as others have said. But I've never noticed any landscape damage from them as you've reported above, so who knows?
I would assume that the Ender IO sword (The Ender) would drop more if you give it looting III and less otherwise.
Hi darkeshrine. He's asking about Ender compared to Looting 3, not Ender with Looting 3.
The Ender is the sword you are thinking of. In my experience, it guarantees exactly 1 pearl per Enderman kill. Looting 3 might give more over time, but I'm not sure if it guarantees minimum 1 per kill.
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According to the Minecraft Wiki, Enderman have Ender Pearls at 0-1 as a common drop. Looting increases the maximum by one per level. A looting III sword should have a range of 0-4 ender Pearls per kill while the Ender should have a 1-1 range per kill. Depending on the actual percentages, as I don't believe that the percentages are equal among the different amounts that can drop (25% chance of 0, 25% chance of 1 with Looting III, etc versus a 50/50 between 0-1 with an unenchanted vanilla sword), the guaranteed drop has a statistical probability that it could produce more but at a decent improbability.
But we saw previous page that he can send his looting 3 tico into an auto desenchanter and get both.
Probably, friend, but that's not what the question was. He specifically asked "which of these swords will provide more Ender Pearls?" not "how can I get more ender pearls."
At face value, I agree with you that combining them is ideal, but to address the question (in case combining them is currently impossible or undesirable for whatever reason), darkeshrine later provided an excellent response: the Ender is likely better given the probability of fortune 3 drop chances.
Gunpowder can be used in the Tinkers Steelworks high oven in making steel. I'm playing Flux Galaxy right now and the modified recipes require a lot of steel.
Which I'm happy about, because it finally gave me an excuse to build the high oven and also gave me something to do with all that sulfur and saltpeter I have laying around collecting dust in most modpacks.
well, I did see some creeper holes below ground which couldn't be caused by creeper plants...
it'd be pretty funny if ender miny's could attack creepers, and when they attack a creeper the creeper loses the ability to explode and takes on the ability of the Ender IO creeper, and causes a teleport effect upon death
I just for the lulz spawned creepers with armor using "/summon", you can't see the armor but the creepers are much tougher and they do have time to explode before they get killed by the enderminies.
what probably happens is that the enderminy gets stuck somewhere while attacking the creeper and isn't in time to deliver the finishing blow, thus exploding and leaving a mess behind
There's now a non-alpha pack for 1.7.10 on the ftb launcher.
Yeah it's a DW pack and it's missing a few things I find to be vital (extracells, rotarycraft, mekanism etc etc), but it does mean that a lot of that annoying "fannying about with configs" has been done so I don't have to build an entire pack from the ground up.
Excuse me while I go hunting for 1.7.10 .JARs
Yeah it's a DW pack and it's missing a few things I find to be vital (extracells, rotarycraft, mekanism etc etc), but it does mean that a lot of that annoying "fannying about with configs" has been done so I don't have to build an entire pack from the ground up.
Excuse me while I go hunting for 1.7.10 .JARs
I'm sure I'm not the first person to notice this, but here's a fun BoP/MFR/XU interaction in DW20's 1.7 pack:
- Find a BoP Bloody Heap biome in the Nether
- Harvest a load of flesh blocks
- Craft 4 Chunks of Flesh into a Flesh block
- Craft 1 Flesh into 9 Raw Meat Ingots
- Cook Raw Meat Ingots into Cooked Meat Ingots in any furnace
- Place ingots in a Culinary Generator
- Laugh as you realise just how much early-game power you now have access to. Who needs coal any more?
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Fun interaction
Where's the MFR in that out of curiosity? Can you get food out of a bloody heap without MFR?
Raw & Cooked Meat Ingots are from MFR (they normally come from a Meat Packer). Not sure which mod is adding the Flesh -> 9 x Raw Meat Ingot conversion (I presume there's an ore dict equivalence for MFR Raw Meat Blocks and BoP Flesh blocks).Fun interaction
Where's the MFR in that out of curiosity? Can you get food out of a bloody heap without MFR?
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If you think I'm putting that anywhere near my mouth then think again.
Generator is certainly a good call this time.
So can you craft BoP flesh blocks into meat ingots or do the flesh chunks craft into MFR meat blocks? If you can just craft BoP flesh blocks into a bunch of meat ingots, then why not silk touch?
