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Description
Veteran Difficulty aims to create a much more challenging and rewarding way to play survival, while staying true to the vanilla experience.
Backstory
As an experienced player from the infdev days, I've sunk a lot of hours into this game. While I've enjoyed survival for years, I found hard difficulty lacking as I got better at the game. Combined with changes to the core mechanics of the game by Mojang, this issue eventually led me to use command blocks to augment my vanilla experience. With the release of datapacks, I'm now able to share my veteran difficulty, with all of you!
This is a spiritual success to my older datapack, Expert Mode.
Future Plans
1. Add more functionality as I familiarize myself with the 1.19 update!
2. Continue to playtest the pack, and balance accordingly.
3. Fix any bugs reported or encountered.
Full List of Changes
Mechanics
Alive Mobs:
Hostile, neutral, and passive mobs alike, as long as they are not considered undead, will regenerate a small amount of health over time.
Armor Progression:
The crafting of armors are progressively unlocked through completing explorative and combative goals. In addition, armor cannot be repaired in the inventory.
Armor Set Bonus:
Wearing a complete set of armor from the same tier will grant a powerful bonus to your total hit points. The buff increases with better equipment, and works with each version of the elytra.
Armor Weight:
Each tier of armor will weigh you down slightly more. A full set of leather armor will only slow you down by two percent, while a full set of netherite would impact you by twelve percent. Individual pieces of different materials will provide a mixed percentage.
Broken Glass:
Breaking glass blocks or panes without shears, will hurt the player.
Blasting Furnace:
Gold, Iron, and Netherite armor & tools will reduce down to ingots.
Bundles:
Bundles have been enabled, crafted with string and leather. An early game solution to inventory management.
Campfires:
When placed, they will be unlit. All usual methods of starting a campfire work, alongside using firestarters, a new item. Lit campfires will burn for about 10 minutes, and then go out again. Lit campfires will provide a minor regeneration effect.
Crossbows:
Crossbows have been changed, as their attacks are much more accurate. This small modification completely changes the playstyle between bows and crossbows! Holding a charged crossbow will briefly hinder movement.
Deep Dark Waters:
Swimming in water below y=32, in light level 0, will give the player the blindness debuff!
Disguised Illusioners:
Very rarely, a strange wandering trader will roam the overworld. Lacking any llamas, this deceiver will track the player and reveal themselves to be an illusioner!
Expanded Foods:
Adds several vanilla lite foods to the game, filling in a certain lack of choices.
Golden Tools:
Infuses the enchantment of golden tools and armor with magical power! This buff allows the gold tier to be a serious step in your adventure!
Increased Hunger:
Players will become hungry more regularly, which will make starvation a real threat. This makes both food production and varied nutrition important throughout the game.
Insomnia:
Allows you to set your respawn point, ward off phantoms for three days, and clear storms, but not skip the night in beds. Forces players to experience the night again, prior to beta 1.3.
Last Seconds:
As another use for echo shards, this item combines them with a clock. This mystical item rewinds time to your respawn point, at the cost of your experience, nutrition, and life. Hardcore friendly.
Life Experience:
Grants extra health as you gain experience. Gain one health point every 25 levels, with the maximum achieved at 100 levels of experience.
Nutrition:
Players will start with a base value of nutrition in several food groups; fruits, proteins, vegetables, grains, sweets, and water. Eating or drinking certain foods will raise the specified groups, which will affect the player's health. Respawning will reset your progress, so dying is not recommended.
Path:
Players and other entities will gain a slight movement speed buff when traveling on top of dirt path blocks.
Poison:
This status effect is now lethal. Don't go down to half a heart!
Regrowth:
Saplings, mushrooms, fungi, wheat seeds, beetroot seeds, carrots, and potatoes will plant themselves if left on the appropriate block, as an item. Additionally, wheat seeds will cause grass, tall grass, and flowers to grow if left on grass blocks.
Renewable Ender Dragon Egg:
After the Ender Dragon is fought again, a new egg should spawn on top of the portal to the overworld.
Shields:
Using a shield to block damage, will give the player a debuff to attacking and mining for five seconds.
Tool Progression:
The crafting of tools are progressively unlocked through completing explorative and combative goals. In addition, tools cannot be repaired in the inventory.
TNT:
Punching TNT will ignite it, similar to how it worked prior to Beta 1.7. You may however, use shears to remove the block safely.
Unbreakable Tools:
Tools will no longer break when brought down to a certain point. This safeguards your hard work as you advance through the pack, and gives extra incentive to repair tools using the anvil. This does not apply to armor, elytra, or miscellaneous tools such as shears or fishing rods, etc.
Undead Horses:
Riding a zombie horse will make zombies friendly to you, whereas riding a skeletal horse will make skeletons friendly to you.
Upgradable Elytra:
Using a smithing table, you can craft hardened elytra with a netherite ingot to grant it armor effects. Crafting void elytra follows the same vein, granting a powerful buff.
Void Gateways:
This craftable portal allows for travel between the nether and the end, which in turn allows for easy travel between anywhere between the end and the overworld. However, the portals only allow players through.
Void Tools & Armor:
An end themed final tier of items, each piece grants an additional effect.
Pickaxe: Mines incredibly fast.
Sword: Attacks significantly stronger.
Axe: Chops quickly and attacks significantly stronger.
Shovel: Digs quickly.
Hoe: Speeds up time when held, but slows the player.
Helmet: Lights up dark spaces.
Elytra: Prevents damage from flight.
Chestplate: Regenerates your health when down to one heart.
Leggings: Attracts nearby items on the ground.
Boots: Allows for crouch jumping to gain more height.
Mobs
Bats are now hostile, and can drop seeds when slain.
Bees hurt more, and no longer lose their stinger.
Blazes periodically light the ground on fire.
Cave spiders entrap players in cobweb.
Creepers move slightly faster, and spread moss when they explode.
Drowned have an increased chance to spawn with a trident.
Ender Dragons will now summon a crowd of endermen during its fight.
Endermen will always face the player.
Endermites are deadly mobs, forming nests in spacetime.
Evokers have a little more health.
Ghast fireballs are slightly more painful.
Husks are faster, drain your hunger, and ruin farmlands.
Illusioners are now implemented into the game.
Iron Golems regenerate health constantly.
Magma Cubes move faster, jump farther, and set the air around them on fire.
Mooshrooms will spawn naturally as both red and brown variants.
Phantoms will spawn in larger clusters.
Slimes move faster, and jump farther.
Silverfish can cause infestations in stone, and may be very rarely encountered when mining.
Skeletons will switch to swords if approached, and back to bows at a distance.
Spiders gain a brief lunging attack after being hurt.
Withers are tougher, invincible if caged, and calls forth an army of wither skeletons in battle.
Witches now cast short ranged magic spells.
Wolves spawn in packs, move quicker, are tougher, and become hostile during the night.
Zombies will call upon a horde when hurt, and smash torches.
Zombie Horses will rarely spawn with zombie riders. They will despawn unless named.
Expanded Foods
Sculk Growths, rarely dropped by sculk blocks.
Teleported Morsel, rarely dropped by endermites.
Pumpkin Slices, dropped by pumpkins. Use shears to collect the block.
Cactus Fruit, often dropped by cacti.
Spruce Cones, rarely dropped by spruce leaves.
Birch Bark, often dropped by birch logs.
Mangos, rarely dropped by jungle leaves.
Acacia Pods, rarely dropped by acacia leaves.
Wild Roots, semi often dropped by hanging roots.
Moss Clumps, rarely dropped by moss carpet.
Creeper Pods, often dropped by vines.
Crimson Root, often dropped by crimson roots.
Warped Root, often dropped by warped roots.
Lichen Clumps, often dropped by glow lichen.
Ripe Warts, often dropped by grown nether wart.
Ripe Sprouts, rarely dropped by nether sprouts.
Ripe Sugar Cane, rarely dropped by sugar cane.
Wild Rice, rarely dropped by grass.
Bamboo Shoots, semi often dropped by bamboo.
Calamari, often dropped by squids.
Glowing Calamari, often dropped by glow squids.
Worms, rarely dropped by dirt.
Cooked Egg, smelted from eggs.
Recipes
The following vanilla items are now craftable:
Bells, Bundles, Clay, Cobwebs, Horse Armor, Enchanted Golden Apples, End Portal Frames, Leather, Dirt, Mycelium, Name Tags, Warped Nether Wart Blocks, Petrified Oak Slabs, Saddles, Shulker Shells, String, Totems of Undying, Music Discs, Sand, Flint, Red Mushroom Blocks, Brown Mushroom Blocks, Bulk Dispensers, Gunpowder, Redstone, Red Sand, Red Sandstone, Coral Blocks, Sponges, and Sculk Catalysts.
The following vanilla recipes are now changed:
Stone tools can be crafted using all stone variants.
Netherite tools & armor are now crafted in the crafting table.
Campfires require wooden planks instead of coal or charcoal.
Smithing Tables require iron blocks instead of iron ingots.
Shields require an iron block instead of an iron ingot.
The following modded recipes are now added:
Anvils can be repaired in the smithing table, requiring an iron ingot.
Firestarters are crafted in the crafting table, requiring a stick and one flint.
Clipboards are crafted in the crafting table, requiring a book & quill, and eight wooden slabs.
Chainmail armor is crafted in the crafting table, requiring copper ingots.
Void tools & armor are crafted in the crafting table.
Hardened Elytra is crafted in the smithing table.
Void Elytra is crafted in the smithing table.
Void Gates are crafted in the crafting table.
FAQ
Q: Some of the new recipes don't make sense? I don't want to craft a repeating command block?
A: Ignore the output of those recipes, the correct item will be given to you in survival.
Q: How do I increase my hearts? Why are they increasing/decreasing?
A: Your health is tied to your nutrition. Craft a clipboard to view your stats. As you eat different foods and fulfill certain needs, so will your inner strength rise. Your health is also tied to experience, and armor.
Q: One of the new recipes requires four item frames? This doesn't make sense?
A: This is a limitation of datapacks, resource packs, and nbt crafting. Void Blocks are the intended ingredient, as their base model comes from item frames. Please don't use actual item frames.
Q: How can I get to the nether without diamond tools?
A: Complete a ruined portal, using obsidian found in chests. Or use an iron bucket to move lava around.
Q: How can I get gold tools if I can't mine gold ore without an iron pickaxe?
A: The gold ore found in the nether can be mined with stone pickaxes!
Q: Will I lose nutrition in my AFK farm / minecart system / boat system?
A: Nope! The datapack will halt nutrition loss if you do not walk, jump, sprint, fly, swim, or sneak during the last minute.
Q: I'm being overrun by an endermite colony!?
A: Use spectral arrows to attack the nests directly.
Q: I completed an advancement but didn't get the recipe?
A: This sounds like a bug, please report it to me!
Q: Will this work with other datapacks?
A: I cannot confirm this, but I'll attempt to fix what I can to accommodate.
Q: Can I use this in a server?
A: Yes! This was made for the intention of both singleplayer and multiplayer! Make sure that all players are using the resource pack!
Q: I really don't like a certain feature, why aren't there options?
A: The pack is designed to balance each mechanic, so one attribute isn't too strong or too unfair. If a feature is universally disliked, I'd rather rework it or remove it from the pack, than to allow the datapack to be picked apart.
Q: I have a question but I don't see it here?
A: Feel free to ask in the comments, and I'll get back to you soon. It might even be added here!
Afterword
Artwork drawn by u/Creeper2545
Last Seconds drawn by u/ExpertInBeingAScrub
Recommended settings: Brightness: Default to Moody.
Recommended additions: True Darkness (forge & fabric), Optifine (forge), OptiFabric (fabric).
Only enable true darkness for the overworld, and enable dynamic lighting from optifine/optiforge.
Feel free to leave any thoughts, criticism, concerns, or ideas in the comments below! Optionally, there is also our official discord where I'm far more active!
Veteran Difficulty aims to create a much more challenging and rewarding way to play survival, while staying true to the vanilla experience.
Backstory
As an experienced player from the infdev days, I've sunk a lot of hours into this game. While I've enjoyed survival for years, I found hard difficulty lacking as I got better at the game. Combined with changes to the core mechanics of the game by Mojang, this issue eventually led me to use command blocks to augment my vanilla experience. With the release of datapacks, I'm now able to share my veteran difficulty, with all of you!
This is a spiritual success to my older datapack, Expert Mode.
Future Plans
1. Add more functionality as I familiarize myself with the 1.19 update!
2. Continue to playtest the pack, and balance accordingly.
3. Fix any bugs reported or encountered.
Full List of Changes
Mechanics
Alive Mobs:
Hostile, neutral, and passive mobs alike, as long as they are not considered undead, will regenerate a small amount of health over time.
Armor Progression:
The crafting of armors are progressively unlocked through completing explorative and combative goals. In addition, armor cannot be repaired in the inventory.
Armor Set Bonus:
Wearing a complete set of armor from the same tier will grant a powerful bonus to your total hit points. The buff increases with better equipment, and works with each version of the elytra.
Armor Weight:
Each tier of armor will weigh you down slightly more. A full set of leather armor will only slow you down by two percent, while a full set of netherite would impact you by twelve percent. Individual pieces of different materials will provide a mixed percentage.
Broken Glass:
Breaking glass blocks or panes without shears, will hurt the player.
Blasting Furnace:
Gold, Iron, and Netherite armor & tools will reduce down to ingots.
Bundles:
Bundles have been enabled, crafted with string and leather. An early game solution to inventory management.
Campfires:
When placed, they will be unlit. All usual methods of starting a campfire work, alongside using firestarters, a new item. Lit campfires will burn for about 10 minutes, and then go out again. Lit campfires will provide a minor regeneration effect.
Crossbows:
Crossbows have been changed, as their attacks are much more accurate. This small modification completely changes the playstyle between bows and crossbows! Holding a charged crossbow will briefly hinder movement.
Deep Dark Waters:
Swimming in water below y=32, in light level 0, will give the player the blindness debuff!
Disguised Illusioners:
Very rarely, a strange wandering trader will roam the overworld. Lacking any llamas, this deceiver will track the player and reveal themselves to be an illusioner!
Expanded Foods:
Adds several vanilla lite foods to the game, filling in a certain lack of choices.
Golden Tools:
Infuses the enchantment of golden tools and armor with magical power! This buff allows the gold tier to be a serious step in your adventure!
Increased Hunger:
Players will become hungry more regularly, which will make starvation a real threat. This makes both food production and varied nutrition important throughout the game.
Insomnia:
Allows you to set your respawn point, ward off phantoms for three days, and clear storms, but not skip the night in beds. Forces players to experience the night again, prior to beta 1.3.
Last Seconds:
As another use for echo shards, this item combines them with a clock. This mystical item rewinds time to your respawn point, at the cost of your experience, nutrition, and life. Hardcore friendly.
Life Experience:
Grants extra health as you gain experience. Gain one health point every 25 levels, with the maximum achieved at 100 levels of experience.
Nutrition:
Players will start with a base value of nutrition in several food groups; fruits, proteins, vegetables, grains, sweets, and water. Eating or drinking certain foods will raise the specified groups, which will affect the player's health. Respawning will reset your progress, so dying is not recommended.
Path:
Players and other entities will gain a slight movement speed buff when traveling on top of dirt path blocks.
Poison:
This status effect is now lethal. Don't go down to half a heart!
Regrowth:
Saplings, mushrooms, fungi, wheat seeds, beetroot seeds, carrots, and potatoes will plant themselves if left on the appropriate block, as an item. Additionally, wheat seeds will cause grass, tall grass, and flowers to grow if left on grass blocks.
Renewable Ender Dragon Egg:
After the Ender Dragon is fought again, a new egg should spawn on top of the portal to the overworld.
Shields:
Using a shield to block damage, will give the player a debuff to attacking and mining for five seconds.
Tool Progression:
The crafting of tools are progressively unlocked through completing explorative and combative goals. In addition, tools cannot be repaired in the inventory.
TNT:
Punching TNT will ignite it, similar to how it worked prior to Beta 1.7. You may however, use shears to remove the block safely.
Unbreakable Tools:
Tools will no longer break when brought down to a certain point. This safeguards your hard work as you advance through the pack, and gives extra incentive to repair tools using the anvil. This does not apply to armor, elytra, or miscellaneous tools such as shears or fishing rods, etc.
Undead Horses:
Riding a zombie horse will make zombies friendly to you, whereas riding a skeletal horse will make skeletons friendly to you.
Upgradable Elytra:
Using a smithing table, you can craft hardened elytra with a netherite ingot to grant it armor effects. Crafting void elytra follows the same vein, granting a powerful buff.
Void Gateways:
This craftable portal allows for travel between the nether and the end, which in turn allows for easy travel between anywhere between the end and the overworld. However, the portals only allow players through.
Void Tools & Armor:
An end themed final tier of items, each piece grants an additional effect.
Pickaxe: Mines incredibly fast.
Sword: Attacks significantly stronger.
Axe: Chops quickly and attacks significantly stronger.
Shovel: Digs quickly.
Hoe: Speeds up time when held, but slows the player.
Helmet: Lights up dark spaces.
Elytra: Prevents damage from flight.
Chestplate: Regenerates your health when down to one heart.
Leggings: Attracts nearby items on the ground.
Boots: Allows for crouch jumping to gain more height.
Mobs
Bats are now hostile, and can drop seeds when slain.
Bees hurt more, and no longer lose their stinger.
Blazes periodically light the ground on fire.
Cave spiders entrap players in cobweb.
Creepers move slightly faster, and spread moss when they explode.
Drowned have an increased chance to spawn with a trident.
Ender Dragons will now summon a crowd of endermen during its fight.
Endermen will always face the player.
Endermites are deadly mobs, forming nests in spacetime.
Evokers have a little more health.
Ghast fireballs are slightly more painful.
Husks are faster, drain your hunger, and ruin farmlands.
Illusioners are now implemented into the game.
Iron Golems regenerate health constantly.
Magma Cubes move faster, jump farther, and set the air around them on fire.
Mooshrooms will spawn naturally as both red and brown variants.
Phantoms will spawn in larger clusters.
Slimes move faster, and jump farther.
Silverfish can cause infestations in stone, and may be very rarely encountered when mining.
Skeletons will switch to swords if approached, and back to bows at a distance.
Spiders gain a brief lunging attack after being hurt.
Withers are tougher, invincible if caged, and calls forth an army of wither skeletons in battle.
Witches now cast short ranged magic spells.
Wolves spawn in packs, move quicker, are tougher, and become hostile during the night.
Zombies will call upon a horde when hurt, and smash torches.
Zombie Horses will rarely spawn with zombie riders. They will despawn unless named.
Expanded Foods
Sculk Growths, rarely dropped by sculk blocks.
Teleported Morsel, rarely dropped by endermites.
Pumpkin Slices, dropped by pumpkins. Use shears to collect the block.
Cactus Fruit, often dropped by cacti.
Spruce Cones, rarely dropped by spruce leaves.
Birch Bark, often dropped by birch logs.
Mangos, rarely dropped by jungle leaves.
Acacia Pods, rarely dropped by acacia leaves.
Wild Roots, semi often dropped by hanging roots.
Moss Clumps, rarely dropped by moss carpet.
Creeper Pods, often dropped by vines.
Crimson Root, often dropped by crimson roots.
Warped Root, often dropped by warped roots.
Lichen Clumps, often dropped by glow lichen.
Ripe Warts, often dropped by grown nether wart.
Ripe Sprouts, rarely dropped by nether sprouts.
Ripe Sugar Cane, rarely dropped by sugar cane.
Wild Rice, rarely dropped by grass.
Bamboo Shoots, semi often dropped by bamboo.
Calamari, often dropped by squids.
Glowing Calamari, often dropped by glow squids.
Worms, rarely dropped by dirt.
Cooked Egg, smelted from eggs.
Recipes
The following vanilla items are now craftable:
Bells, Bundles, Clay, Cobwebs, Horse Armor, Enchanted Golden Apples, End Portal Frames, Leather, Dirt, Mycelium, Name Tags, Warped Nether Wart Blocks, Petrified Oak Slabs, Saddles, Shulker Shells, String, Totems of Undying, Music Discs, Sand, Flint, Red Mushroom Blocks, Brown Mushroom Blocks, Bulk Dispensers, Gunpowder, Redstone, Red Sand, Red Sandstone, Coral Blocks, Sponges, and Sculk Catalysts.
The following vanilla recipes are now changed:
Stone tools can be crafted using all stone variants.
Netherite tools & armor are now crafted in the crafting table.
Campfires require wooden planks instead of coal or charcoal.
Smithing Tables require iron blocks instead of iron ingots.
Shields require an iron block instead of an iron ingot.
The following modded recipes are now added:
Anvils can be repaired in the smithing table, requiring an iron ingot.
Firestarters are crafted in the crafting table, requiring a stick and one flint.
Clipboards are crafted in the crafting table, requiring a book & quill, and eight wooden slabs.
Chainmail armor is crafted in the crafting table, requiring copper ingots.
Void tools & armor are crafted in the crafting table.
Hardened Elytra is crafted in the smithing table.
Void Elytra is crafted in the smithing table.
Void Gates are crafted in the crafting table.
FAQ
Q: Some of the new recipes don't make sense? I don't want to craft a repeating command block?
A: Ignore the output of those recipes, the correct item will be given to you in survival.
Q: How do I increase my hearts? Why are they increasing/decreasing?
A: Your health is tied to your nutrition. Craft a clipboard to view your stats. As you eat different foods and fulfill certain needs, so will your inner strength rise. Your health is also tied to experience, and armor.
Q: One of the new recipes requires four item frames? This doesn't make sense?
A: This is a limitation of datapacks, resource packs, and nbt crafting. Void Blocks are the intended ingredient, as their base model comes from item frames. Please don't use actual item frames.
Q: How can I get to the nether without diamond tools?
A: Complete a ruined portal, using obsidian found in chests. Or use an iron bucket to move lava around.
Q: How can I get gold tools if I can't mine gold ore without an iron pickaxe?
A: The gold ore found in the nether can be mined with stone pickaxes!
Q: Will I lose nutrition in my AFK farm / minecart system / boat system?
A: Nope! The datapack will halt nutrition loss if you do not walk, jump, sprint, fly, swim, or sneak during the last minute.
Q: I'm being overrun by an endermite colony!?
A: Use spectral arrows to attack the nests directly.
Q: I completed an advancement but didn't get the recipe?
A: This sounds like a bug, please report it to me!
Q: Will this work with other datapacks?
A: I cannot confirm this, but I'll attempt to fix what I can to accommodate.
Q: Can I use this in a server?
A: Yes! This was made for the intention of both singleplayer and multiplayer! Make sure that all players are using the resource pack!
Q: I really don't like a certain feature, why aren't there options?
A: The pack is designed to balance each mechanic, so one attribute isn't too strong or too unfair. If a feature is universally disliked, I'd rather rework it or remove it from the pack, than to allow the datapack to be picked apart.
Q: I have a question but I don't see it here?
A: Feel free to ask in the comments, and I'll get back to you soon. It might even be added here!
Afterword
Artwork drawn by u/Creeper2545
Last Seconds drawn by u/ExpertInBeingAScrub
Recommended settings: Brightness: Default to Moody.
Recommended additions: True Darkness (forge & fabric), Optifine (forge), OptiFabric (fabric).
Only enable true darkness for the overworld, and enable dynamic lighting from optifine/optiforge.
Feel free to leave any thoughts, criticism, concerns, or ideas in the comments below! Optionally, there is also our official discord where I'm far more active!
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Update v1.4 : by Kalightortaio 06/07/2022 4:38:13 amJun 7th, 2022
Fixed a bug that did not give the player access to the chainmail recipes once copper ingots were acquired.
Added Unbreakable Tools, which prevents tools from breaking when down to low durability. This does not affect armor however.
Changed the drop rate of moss clumps from moss carpet from 1% to 3.33%.
Moss carpets no longer drop themselves when broken with any tool.
The Allays, Turtles, Tadpoles, Frogs, and Warden all have been added to the Alive Mobs list.
Changed the drop table for the Warden, drops echo shards instead of sculk catalysts.
Shulk Catalysts can be crafted using echo shards, sculk, and bone blocks.
Added a new food, sculk growth. Grants slight nutrition in every group, although it's not great for your eyes. Is this what the Warden eats? Very filling, but eat at your own peril!
Added a new item, Last Seconds. As another use for echo shards, this item combines them with a clock. This mystical item rewinds time to your respawn point, at the cost of your experience, nutrition, and life. Hardcore friendly.
More to come, as I familiarize myself with the new 1.19 content!
Added Unbreakable Tools, which prevents tools from breaking when down to low durability. This does not affect armor however.
Changed the drop rate of moss clumps from moss carpet from 1% to 3.33%.
Moss carpets no longer drop themselves when broken with any tool.
The Allays, Turtles, Tadpoles, Frogs, and Warden all have been added to the Alive Mobs list.
Changed the drop table for the Warden, drops echo shards instead of sculk catalysts.
Shulk Catalysts can be crafted using echo shards, sculk, and bone blocks.
Added a new food, sculk growth. Grants slight nutrition in every group, although it's not great for your eyes. Is this what the Warden eats? Very filling, but eat at your own peril!
Added a new item, Last Seconds. As another use for echo shards, this item combines them with a clock. This mystical item rewinds time to your respawn point, at the cost of your experience, nutrition, and life. Hardcore friendly.
More to come, as I familiarize myself with the new 1.19 content!
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Fixed a bug that did not give the player access to the chainmail recipes once copper ingots were acquired.
Added Unbreakable Tools, which prevents tools from breaking when down to low durability. This does not affect armor however.
Changed the drop rate of moss clumps from moss carpet from 1% to 3.33%.
Moss carpets no longer drop themselves when broken with any tool.
The Allays, Turtles, Tadpoles, Frogs, and Warden all have been added to the Alive Mobs list.
Changed the drop table for the Warden, drops echo shards instead of sculk catalysts.
Shulk Catalysts can be crafted using echo shards, sculk, and bone blocks.
Added a new food, sculk growth. Grants slight nutrition in every group, although it's not great for your eyes. Is this what the Warden eats? Very filling, but eat at your own peril!
Added a new item, Last Seconds. As another use for echo shards, this item combines them with a clock. This mystical item rewinds time to your respawn point, at the cost of your experience, nutrition, and life. Hardcore friendly.
More to come, as I familiarize myself with the new 1.19 content!
Villagers,zombie villagers,witches and illusioners with 12 base hp
(why they are the same size to illagers and with not matched hp???)
Pig and zombie piglin base hp to 8(Just match with piglins)
Bears has 20 base hp,weak panda 15(made them not to weak)
Cows,sheep,goats has 10 hp to made them not too weak
Cats,wolves and foxes all 5 hp
Rabbits,birds,cods,tropical fish,pufferfish and small bugs all 1.5 hp
Salmons 2 hp
Ravagers 40 hp(They are just a little bigger than bears and with OVER 2 TIMES OF HP)
New 1.19 mob warden with 512 hp and 15 armor points
(MOJANG said:"We must stop players to kill wardens.",so let's help them)
Ender dragon with 250 hp
(Why they are the BIGGEST MOB in MC and with lesser hp then wither that is more smaller them it?)
Zombie horses has the same amount hp with horses
Skeletons with 7.5 hp(They are made of light bones,so we need to weak them to made zombies happy)
Remove armor points of zombies and zombie piglins,
also give strays and wither skeletons some armor points
Player base hp back to 10
Vex and new 1.19 mob allay with 5 hp
Evokers and raid captains with 3 more hp(They need to have more hp to become a good leader)
Spiders and cave spiders with half hp
Skeleton horses with 10 hp
The lowest horse,llama and zombie horse hp is 12,max 15
Donkeys and mules with 12 hp
Wither with 100 hp(Match to their skeleton form)
You can increase the amount of hearts you have in the datapack by eating a balanced diet, wearing a full set of armor, collecting experience, and with potion effects.
Next, I want to tackle more functionality with the smithing table. Excited for 1.19!