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    TheAllingAlls
    11/08/2021 10:07 pm
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    I think the dumbest way to die would probably be the hardest way to die.
    If you think about it, Drowning is worse than dying from Fall Damage in Minecraft, because you have a lot of time to get out of the water, and it's only topped by suffocation because of the little amount of damage you take.

    Personally, I think the dumbest way to die would be getting pricked to death by a cactus.
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    TheAllingAlls
    07/10/2021 10:10 pm
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    If you know how to set it up, find your public IP Address, have enough RAM, and good internet connection, I personally think a dedicated server hosted on your own is the way to go.




    The only hard parts are the Port Forwarding, and deciding how much RAM you should dedicate to the server.

    Setting up Modded servers (forge or fabric server .jar files) aren't too different, and Spigot has an easy to find tutorial on their website if you can't figure the extra steps out.

    The point of the server hosters are to make it easier for you. Personal server hosting isn't actually that hard, it just requires some time and understanding.




    I actually set up servers all of the time just for fun (I for some reason prefer to play on a dedicated server instead of an integrated server (a Singleplayer world), even if I'm not playing with anyone), and I actually have a different server I host with one of my friends whenever we want to just have some fun building on a little creative world we have.
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    TheAllingAlls
    06/19/2021 7:24 pm
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    It's possible to play on a server in Java Edition without Realms or LAN. In the official Minecraft Launcher, you can go into the installations section for any official Minecraft versions that support servers, and you can download a server.jar file inside of the installation you want the server for.

    Setting it up is a bit complicated (go to https://minecraft.net/download/server if you want to download the latest version and see how to run the .jar file), but as long as you port-forward correctly and use your public IP address to join, everything is easy after that.
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    TheAllingAlls
    03/31/2021 11:53 pm
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    I think the Java Edition of Minecraft is better than the Bedrock Edition, specifically because its updates come out before.
    Mainly snapshots, since I play on snapshots the most.
    I also prefer the combat features the Java Edition has, whereas the Bedrock Edition has not changed anything about that.
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    TheAllingAlls
    03/28/2021 6:25 pm
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    For /ban-ip to work for one player, all players have to be under different IP Addresses. When a player joins your server, their IP Address does not become the server's IP Address.

    If that doesn't help, /ban will still work for the player, unless there is a reason behind using /ban-ip .
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    TheAllingAlls
    03/13/2021 12:03 pm
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    No idea.
    I tried to even think of something that could be potentially one, and I can't think of anything.
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    TheAllingAlls
    01/17/2021 9:16 pm
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    An End Crystal is useful, but it's a pain to get the materials and set it up.

    It's technically not considered a weapon because you cannot hold it in your hand and use it to deal damage.

    TNT is a block, not a tool or a weapon, and it does not deal direct damage, rather area explosion damage, which goes the same for the End Crystal.

    If you were going to fight a player or a mob unintentionally, an End Crystal would be hard to use, similar to TNT, unless you planned it out.
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    TheAllingAlls
    01/17/2021 9:12 pm
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    What about the Axe?

    For Java Edition.


    Actually, any axe that is not wooden or golden deals more damage than a Trident.
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    TheAllingAlls
    12/18/2020 1:36 pm
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    Minecraft has not allowed people to migrate their account yet, so no one has the Account Migration cape.
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    TheAllingAlls
    12/18/2020 1:31 pm
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    When account migration is in play, you will still have a few months to keep your Mojang account before you have to migrate to a Microsoft account, for security reasons, like how people are able to code their own Mojang accounts or hack into others' accounts if they know how to program with Java, and if they have enough experience, they can use that to do very bad things.




    Keep in mind that Minecraft's video (Java Account Migration: A Fun Announcement by Dinnerbone) stated that "Nothing you like about Minecraft is going to change." You can safely integrate Minecraft with all your other games on a Microsoft account, you can increase security with two-factor authentication, and it is completely free.
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    TheAllingAlls
    12/16/2020 1:35 pm
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    It generally depends on their situation and their mindset at the time.
    What if Dream just woke up after sleeping for like two hours and MrBeast decided him and Technoblade are doing a Minecraft Manhunt on his channel?
    What if Technoblade just had an argument with TommyInnit over something very small, and Technoblade was still angry over it and Dream decided to invite Technoblade to some one-on-one 1.8.9 PVP on Hypixel?
    Technoblade is usually better at 1.8.9 PVP, while Dream is better at 1.9+ PVP.

    You never know.
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