Who else is impatiently waiting for MCL news?

minceraft

The llamas in The Legend of the Llama are wayyyy too overpowered. I'll try The Hunting Season next, assuming that my strategy of plank golems and scatter towers holds up.

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bobcat0701 wrote:

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I would've been more active here if somebody had bumped earlier.

Vital tip for The Hunting Season: ZOMBIES ARE YOUR FRIENDS. The destructive capacity of zombies cannot be overstated. Using an army of zombies instead of an army of plank golems. I managed to defeat the Beast with only one fountain destroyed. As an added bonus, using zombies will reduce the stress on your wood supply & will allow you to build more walls with less wood gathering.

TAKING NOTES: If your units attack a piglin structure and the horn sounds, nearby piglins have been dispatched to stop those units. In a Horde of the Bastion base, you can use this to move piglins away from the gates so you can safely destroy them.

Winning strategy for The Breakout: rescue the zombies and creepers before going to the Unbreakable's base. Bridge across the moat and use creepers to blow a hole in the wall near one of the two bridges that lead to the inner chamber. Optionally, spawn some more creepers and use them to destroy the patcher. Use cobblestone golems - or creepers for more risk, higher haste - to destroy the bridge's two gates. Spawn an army of sixty zombies, deliver them to the inner chamber and order the army to Focus Target on the Unbreakable. Keep spawning, delivering and directing zombies until the Unbreakable is broken.

I just cleared The Treetop Trampoline of Doom and The Crucible. That only leaves Creeper Clash and The Portal Pile. However, I'm going to need some advice if I'm going to clear all the lost legends.

Tbh I had more fun staring into the sun then playing the first 10 minutes of that. It's basically the Sonic Forces of minecraft.

Why is this forum dead?