Minecraft (1.6 Discussion)
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RE: Minecraft (1.4 Discussion)
We had to wipe the world because of you idiots.
I WILL get you for this
We had to wipe the world because of you idiots.
I WILL get you for this
RE: Minecraft (1.4 Discussion)
Waitwaitwait...so all the TNT is gone? You didn't even attempt to blow it all up?
Waitwaitwait...so all the TNT is gone? You didn't even attempt to blow it all up?
RE: Minecraft (1.4 Discussion)
You guys need something to take your minds off of the server. So why not try... sillykyle's X-treme Nether Survival Challenge[/cool]
Rules: Make yourself a brand spanking new world, with cheats on. Turn yourself to creative, make a Nether portal and light it, then enter the nether. Once you're in the nether, break the portal (NOT the frame, just the purple part). Give yourself one oak sapling, and one piece of dirt. Switch yourself to survival, and survive! One last thing. This is extreme for a reason. The world can't be hardcore because you need cheats on, but if you die you must delete the world.
Challenges:
1. Make a safe place to grow trees and farm mushrooms.
2. Kill Zombie Pigmen and make yourself some Gold armor (this will take a while, digging out a room for them to spawn in is recommended).
3. Find a fortress.
4. Once 1.4 is released, use Blaze Powder from a Blaze, Gunpowder from a Ghast and Coal from a Wither Skeleton to craft a fire charge and re-ignite your portal to escape the nether. (Note: It is possible for a Ghast fireball to ignite your portal. If this happens, you must switch to creative and break it, then switch back.)
Bonus Challenge: Spawn and kill the Wither. (Hats off to anyone who can pull this off.)
These aren't the only things you can do, but they're some guidelines to what kind of things you can try to accomplish. Enjoy!
You guys need something to take your minds off of the server. So why not try... sillykyle's X-treme Nether Survival Challenge[/cool]
Rules: Make yourself a brand spanking new world, with cheats on. Turn yourself to creative, make a Nether portal and light it, then enter the nether. Once you're in the nether, break the portal (NOT the frame, just the purple part). Give yourself one oak sapling, and one piece of dirt. Switch yourself to survival, and survive! One last thing. This is extreme for a reason. The world can't be hardcore because you need cheats on, but if you die you must delete the world.
Challenges:
1. Make a safe place to grow trees and farm mushrooms.
2. Kill Zombie Pigmen and make yourself some Gold armor (this will take a while, digging out a room for them to spawn in is recommended).
3. Find a fortress.
4. Once 1.4 is released, use Blaze Powder from a Blaze, Gunpowder from a Ghast and Coal from a Wither Skeleton to craft a fire charge and re-ignite your portal to escape the nether. (Note: It is possible for a Ghast fireball to ignite your portal. If this happens, you must switch to creative and break it, then switch back.)
Bonus Challenge: Spawn and kill the Wither. (Hats off to anyone who can pull this off.)
These aren't the only things you can do, but they're some guidelines to what kind of things you can try to accomplish. Enjoy!
RE: Minecraft (1.4 Discussion)
if you want over 12 frames, it has to be over a GB.
I highly suggest you find another deal, unless you want everyone to play at 12 fps.Non Sequitur said:
if you want over 12 frames, it has to be over a GB.
RE: Minecraft (1.4 Discussion)
EDIT: oh you mean hosting one lol, its going to use up a lot.Nengeni said:
RE: Minecraft (1.4 Discussion)
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/about-minecraft-bandwidth.4279/
So using 50 kb/s per person...
50 kb/s * 60 seconds in a minute * 60 minutes in an hour = 180000 kilobits per hour
180000 kb/h / 8 kb in a KB / 1024 KB in MB = 22 MBs per person, per hour
So on a daily basis, that might be 8 hours total (four people * two hours a day). That's 176 MBs per day. Times 30 days in a month, divided by 1024 MBs in a GB... 5.14 GB per month? Er, or did you mean how much upload bandwidth would it be? 5.14 GB * a 2.4 conversion factor (120 kb/s vs. 50 kb/s) = 12.35 GB.
So 12 GB down, 5 GB up, per month.
Nengeni said:
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/about-minecraft-bandwidth.4279/
So using 50 kb/s per person...
50 kb/s * 60 seconds in a minute * 60 minutes in an hour = 180000 kilobits per hour
180000 kb/h / 8 kb in a KB / 1024 KB in MB = 22 MBs per person, per hour
So on a daily basis, that might be 8 hours total (four people * two hours a day). That's 176 MBs per day. Times 30 days in a month, divided by 1024 MBs in a GB... 5.14 GB per month? Er, or did you mean how much upload bandwidth would it be? 5.14 GB * a 2.4 conversion factor (120 kb/s vs. 50 kb/s) = 12.35 GB.
So 12 GB down, 5 GB up, per month.
RE: Minecraft (1.4 Discussion)
Yeah...
Porygon-X said:
Yeah...