I remember when alpha 1.8 was released and mobs would drop enchanting XP as multiple orbs worth one point each. It was fine for cows, but killing even a moderately high level player would drop thousands of orbs and basically implode reality in a radius of several chunks. Good times.
That ultra-amplified TINK, I can still hear it echo along with the gut-drop of anxiety wondering if my cheap laptop was going to keep up or crash out… Good times, genuinely.
Assuming the cows are causing a lot of lag, so he’s upset that he can’t clear them out and play the game
The obvious solution then is just using a command to kill the cows… and probably tell the other kid not to do that again x3
I remember when alpha 1.8 was released and mobs would drop enchanting XP as multiple orbs worth one point each. It was fine for cows, but killing even a moderately high level player would drop thousands of orbs and basically implode reality in a radius of several chunks. Good times.
That ultra-amplified TINK, I can still hear it echo along with the gut-drop of anxiety wondering if my cheap laptop was going to keep up or crash out… Good times, genuinely.
Real x3… I still sometimes go back and replay the old versions of minecraft, and there’s a lot of interesting stuff to them that I had forgotten
Make a pen outside the house, cut a hole in the house to let the cows out, free farm.
Assuming they’re playing on a device that can handle 80 cows yes :3
If they’re playing bedrock on a tablet or something it may need to be downscaled a bit
lol good point.
This is an opportunity to teach them about the command line, so they can use their powers for revenge.
80 cows? Ha! How about 8,000 cows!
I read that in the cadence of “500 cigarettes” from the orville