u/WasianWosian

The wyverns are awesome, definitely makes defeating bosses easier. HOWEVER. When doing trial areas, the stupid thing keeps teleporting INTO ME while I’m actively swinging a fire aspect sword + withering aspect trinket, causing it to get hit with all the effects. It wasn’t even supposed to be down here, I had it sit outside of the castle. It teleported to me when I relogged in the middle of the dungeon, then got stuck in purgatory when I warped back home (another player was in the chunk with the wyvern). My other 2 dragons didn’t tp to me, they stayed sitting at base.

Other times, I’ll be standing still and an enemy attacks, but the wyvern sits there doing nothing until I turn to look at it, then it goes after whatever attacked me.

When I got a 2nd dragon, I had to manually walk +11k blocks back to base and pause every half chunk so they’d catch up bc a tamed one won’t fly with you while riding another. If I go too fast, I have to turn back to reload the wyverns, then slowly creep forward to let them catch up.

They also don’t tp when using warp stones, following dog mechanics from vanilla Minecraft. I feel like they should be integrated.

TLDR; these wyverns are pissing me off, brought to you by me actively going through a trial dungeon with this fool of a dragon against my will

I’m from VA and went to Cedar Crest in Allentown for my psych BA. I’ve been accepted to Moravian’s 2y full-time Clinical Counseling program and Lehigh’s 3y part-time Mental Health Counseling program, but I don’t know which to pick. Moravian costs more but finishes quicker, Lehigh’s path is more relaxed but not accredited with MPCAC since it’s fully online and hasn’t had an official graduating class/evaluation yet. I was leaning towards Lehigh and originally only applied there first, but one of my psych professors personally wrote a rec letter for me for Moravian (even tho they don’t need one) and heavily suggested it, so I applied there too. He went to MC for undergrad and LU for grad so he’s got some experience at both and regularly does guest lectures at each school.

I know LU is more well-known nationally, but MC has been suggested to me by a lot of people. I’m very last minute with college decisions, I didn’t even decide to go to college until 2mo before it started and had to do rolling admissions. I was originally going to take a gap year since I didn’t have a 4th year at CCC, but the applications were free and still open. Academically, I’m comfortable going to either. I finished my BA in 3y, would’ve had Honors but didn’t want to go to the useless seminars, and finished with a 3.6 Cum Laude. I live in Catasauqua so having in-person classes would be fine. I’ve gone to both campuses for various things (sports, watching performances, sitting in on lectures, etc), so I’m relatively experienced with both layouts.