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  1. I can't craft the sewing kit on official MP. When I click craft it returns "Failed." I have the required supplies.
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    Maybe A Slightly Better Offline Protection

    I'm responding to the Sneak Peak in an indirect way.
  3. The point of this sort of system is the following: A form of offline (and online) protection. Protection that is not permanent. Sites must be maintained or they will fall to ruins and other players can remove them. PvP and raiding are not prevented, but encouraged. The work of builders is respected and has longevity. A system that allows player created dungeons and castles in a PvP setting that wont be destroyed by the first player who wanders through. I'm...
  4. I'm not sure how far Devs plan to go with NPCs, but a possible solution to people's frustration with tedious hardened block removal would be to let a workmen NPC do the labour. A player could run around marking blocks for destruction, and an NPC labourer could take up the task of actually hacking away at the blocks to remove them. It removes the tedium without making block removal instantaneous.
  5. That's not a great solution for MP where you'll REALLY regret bad choices. A blueprint mechanism would be great. Maybe you have to build paper, then import a design made in creative onto the paper. Then add an "active idea" slot to the paper doll, so when you drop the blueprint into it, the outline of your creation appears in the game world and you just need to fill in the right blocks. You could have a "cornerstone" block that aligns the blueprint with the...
  6. I actually enjoy human adversaries and the thrill of avoiding griefers, so I don't really find preventative mechanisms a boon to the game experience. All the solutions of the sort that turn off friendly fire or create safe bubbles are not the sort of things that work on public servers. There are two typical outcomes when games go these routes: A) miles and miles of abandoned monstrosities on every inch of available real estate or B) griefing by other...
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