The hell, people! LAVA is not TRACK LIGHTING, where did you people grow up?!?
*coughs* Anyway. More pictures.
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This was the first world I'd ever achieved a reverse tower on--glassed in all the way down, from the surface, clean to the adminium level.
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Unfortunately, it was this world.
The crevasse you see was the result of a creeper wave: six creepers dead, two of me. The longer I lived on this land, the deeper that crevasse got. Finally, they blew up me, the house, and part of the substructure, and I gave up on the world.
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It's very dependent now on what texture pack is downloaded, but at times I still stand and watch the world spin through day and night. It's still very beautiful at times.
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This is also very dependent on what texture pack is downloaded, but at the time, I really liked the mix of cobble and clean stone for diagonal hallways.
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It was this same update in which we found Notch had taught spiders to climb. Dear gods, why? WHY did he teach them to climb?!?
(And yes, I still had arctic spiders, even though I'd updated other aspects of the pack. I had Yetis instead of green-faced zombies, too.)
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As a rule, I don't normally capture my avatar in the world, mainly because I know she needs a redesign, badly. ButI had to save this series of shots. First, because I doubt I'll ever go back to the paper lantern and wildly colored marble tile mod; but also, because it's a good sense of how I build structures. Earth or sand first; then glass to see outside; THEN I finally mine down far enough to get more than just the stone for a forge.
The yellow patches you see on the left, in the ceiling, were emergency creeper fixes when the roof blew off. I had almost enough earth, but fell short in four spots, and filled those spots with what I had on hand, which happened to be yellow-dyed wool.
I have to admit, in some games I'm a diffident crafter, in others the crafting system completely seizes me. Minecraft is one of those games. I adore playing with dyes and dyeing and making patterned carpets and patterned walls. The trick is to keep myself in dyestuffs...
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Finally, part one of Adventures With Spiders. Here, Hank found a spider dungeon spawner nearly at that world's surface. He boxed it in, lit it, and it functioned as Spider TV for a while.
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