> > > Have you built a giant shrine to Carl Marx or something?
> > >
> > > (I'm pretty sure that's not a thing you'd do. Maybe Che?)
> >
> > No, but like many failed socialist states I have ongoing construction of a
> boring-ass
> > building filled with public housing where every room is exactly the same:
> >
> >
> > The BF's place is a bit more welcoming, it kind of looks like an upside-down boat.
> > It's got a couple of dorms in it and I tried to make it where the world spawn would
> > be, but I failed.
> >
> >
> > Lastly, my fellow expat friend Xan's place is across the fence, he's the guy who
> > grows all the crops. I do like the addition of beetroot.
>
> Is that spider-proofing I see on those buildings? There surely must be creeper
> defense measures too, then?
No creature-proofing other than spider-proofing and having a fenced area for the town that has a grid of torches placed with 3 spaces in between, to suppress any mob spawns.
> Curious at the failure; did spawn end up on his roof? Or at the top of that tree
> maybe....
No, it's just that as far as I'm aware, vanilla spawns new players inside the chunks around 0,0 but anywhere within them that doesn't have an unobstructed view of the sky, which meant that we can't get people to spawn on one set location without it being inordinately huge. Also, a ravine partially intersects the spawn chunks, and we've safety lit it, but as a result people tend to spawn down there sometimes too.
The actual burn damage was because I warned him that he should double-check the fire spread rules on the MC wiki before lighting his fireplace, but he didn't listen to me.
> It occurred to me that my second post on it made it sound like I was trying to insult
> you into letting us on. Because I'm sure that tactic would work wonderfully.
Didn't even think of it that way.
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