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This was me. Played the beta for a little bit, didn’t find what was there very compelling and stopped with the year. A decade later it turns out my sister got

This was me. Played the beta for a little bit, didn’t find what was there very compelling and stopped with the year. A decade later it turns out my sister got into it that she had a realms server with friends and I joined. Basically a completely different game, which is mostly a positive. Though mojang really needs to fix inventory management bullshit, which is not fun. There are many more possible items now, but with the same inventory space as the game started with, meaning anything you do results in inventory constantly filling up.

portaouflop 2y ago
Building item sorters is a fun red stone project. You just dump your inventory in a chest and it gets sorted automatically.
- Modified3019 2y ago
  In theory, sure I guess. But my biggest issue is being unable to go exploring more than 100 steps without having to dump stuff into a chest. I’m working on fixing this with mods.
  - portaouflop 2y ago
    Shulkers help tremendously with that as well, imo you don’t need mods. I just carry a couple empty shulkers - but I guess every play style varies
    - Modified3019 2y ago
      I’ve have and use shulkers (and a shulker farm). This does not address the fundamental problem of having just 27 inventory + 9 hotbar slots over 1000 possible items (which is constantly increasing) that can be picked up, many of which don’t even stack, and having to manually move things where you want them. Dealing with that turns exploring+looting into the promise of a grinding chore unless you simply don’t collect things. Which will hurt during future building projects. I would not enjoy a game where I manually swapped out memory to disk. Yet often games demand the same as part of their “gameplay”. The only viable fix is mods.
  - blharr 2y ago
    Bundles are a nice addition that helps with this as well
- skykooler 2y ago
  Item sorters are great for storage, but don't help with the mess of items that end up in your inventory if you're exploring, or building. And while shulker boxes help a little, a) they're an end-game item and b) they are a pain to use if you're switching items often (place down shulker box, swap your inventory items with those in the box, mine the box, every time you need an item that's not in your inventory).

portaouflop 2y ago

Building item sorters is a fun red stone project. You just dump your inventory in a chest and it gets sorted automatically.

Modified3019 2y ago
In theory, sure I guess. But my biggest issue is being unable to go exploring more than 100 steps without having to dump stuff into a chest. I’m working on fixing this with mods.
- portaouflop 2y ago
  Shulkers help tremendously with that as well, imo you don’t need mods. I just carry a couple empty shulkers - but I guess every play style varies
  - Modified3019 2y ago
    I’ve have and use shulkers (and a shulker farm). This does not address the fundamental problem of having just 27 inventory + 9 hotbar slots over 1000 possible items (which is constantly increasing) that can be picked up, many of which don’t even stack, and having to manually move things where you want them. Dealing with that turns exploring+looting into the promise of a grinding chore unless you simply don’t collect things. Which will hurt during future building projects. I would not enjoy a game where I manually swapped out memory to disk. Yet often games demand the same as part of their “gameplay”. The only viable fix is mods.
- blharr 2y ago
  Bundles are a nice addition that helps with this as well
skykooler 2y ago
Item sorters are great for storage, but don't help with the mess of items that end up in your inventory if you're exploring, or building. And while shulker boxes help a little, a) they're an end-game item and b) they are a pain to use if you're switching items often (place down shulker box, swap your inventory items with those in the box, mine the box, every time you need an item that's not in your inventory).