What would you want to expand/change with exiting features?

Every time I hear someone expressing what sort of updates they want, most of the time it is expanding features that already exist(like an end update). Here is a short list of stuff I would change. Also, this is my opinion.

  1. More Unique Loot in Structures- I think after the Caves and Cliffs and Nether update, a lot of the loot is not appealing since you can easily get ores and materials. (At least for me) At some point, you don't need some of the tool/weapon loot, as you probably made diamond mending gear. It doesn't necessarily have to be overpowered, but it has to be a reason to go to the location. I know the armor trims kinda fix this(my personal goal is to collect all of them), but I think there needs to be more types of loot.
  2. Village Update- There is a specific feature that I thought of when writing the first point, but having the ability to sell the gear you have, perhaps the gear you find, when you have already crafted mending gear. Other than that, maybe having villages in the swamp or jungle, cause there are skins for those villages, but no villages.
  3. More Archaeology- I recently did a trail ruin, and I thought it was fun to unearth an entire village and expose it. It was also a nice way to get a lot of dirt and stone. However, when looking at it, it seems like at this point I would only do one per game, as there is no variation despite what biome you find it in, and I got all of the interesting loot available. Perhaps you can only get a certain color of dye and learn how to craft it once you acquire it, and it's different based on the biome. Then, of course, different structures based on the biome. Maybe a certain chiseled block?

What would you expand or change?

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u/JokerJoseph — 2 months ago
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Probably the only time this is going to happen to any of my works

u/JokerJoseph — 3 months ago

Activities that aren't gym related

At the beginning of the year, I set more goals and more exercises. I am looking over what I accomplished in 6 months and realized there are some things I need to change. I am getting a bit tired of the gym at this point, and while I will continue it, I feel like I need to supplement something else.

I have started swimming at the beginning of the year; however, I haven't been swimming at all this summer cause my job requires me to swim in a pool nearly every day, and I am tired of it. I have looked up some other arm exercises, and I thought that anything with a punching bag would be good to do. Any other suggestions?

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u/JokerJoseph — 4 months ago

If you don't already know, in Breaking Bad Saul was supposed to be the one to clean up Jesse's apartment after Jane dies. This was because Bob Odenkirk wasn't available during the filming of that episode so they wrote Mike. After watching both shows, I cannot see Saul doing that whatsoever.

However I wonder if and how Better Call Saul would have been if they went with that original plan?

What I think might have happened that Jimmy would have been more unhinged as a child, which might lead to Chuck being more antagonist and make it more obvious that he doesn't want his brother to be a lawyer. There was also be much more harmful schemes.

But that is just my idea, what do you guys think?

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u/JokerJoseph — 6 months ago
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(Sorry, this is a long post; I have many thoughts.)

Some context: I still live with my parents(didn't have a choice to live in the dorms), and they are paying for my college. I don't have any close enough friends (and understanding) to ask for help. The town I live in is close-knit, and I can't word/gossip goes around quickly. So I have to do this alone. My parents are the pushy and harassing type, so they could easily belittle and corner me.

My original plan was to move out after I graduate. It's just a matter of how I would move out. Here is what I was thinking:

  1. The Safe Option - Graduate, act like everything is fine between us, and have them help me move out. This is so I can keep all of my items and don't have to spend money on stuff like a bed or desk. A few months and more money saved, I would find a different place to live, change my name, and a different job, and email my family saying that I want to cut contact with them. I don't like this option because: I would have to walk for graduation(I don't want to celebrate the most miserable years of my life), they might call the police and file a missing persons report, and go to great lengths to try to find me cause 'there were no signs for this'. I guess this could be said about any way I cut them off, but it just makes me nervous since there is a grace period, and that I can't just immediately live my life. However, this is probably the most cost-effective one.

  2. Wanted option - When I finally find my graduation date, I hide it from my parents, miss graduation, wait until I get my degree in the mail, and move the hell out and make it very clear I don't want anything to do with them. There are many issues with this. I don't know what emails parents get when someone applies for graduation. I don't know if I'll have enough money to move out and get a place to live. I do not know how I can lie and keep up with the lie.

I know this is a lot, but if anyone else has dealt with a similar situation, what have you done?

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u/JokerJoseph — 6 months ago