The story posted:

After surviving the Temple of Trials and taking a branch from the Tree of Life you begin your voyage back to your homeland.

However, during your adventure The Temple told you your future. It predicted that you were to be ship wrecked in the Arctic.

...The Temple was right.

You now find yourself lost in the frozen wastes of a land unknown, ship wrecked...

Having no supplies, weapons or armour, your quest has now become more difficult.

pseudorandom name posted:

This is pretty neat right up until the platforming segment over lava, and then I deleted it.

Also, residence, not residents.

pseudorandom name posted:

Well, I did fall in the lava, die, and lose the apparently important sapling and bone meal first.

Also, the minecarts after the obsidian mine right before Castle Bergmund were half-way down the tracks instead of at their launch point. I thought I was expected to bring the cart I found in the chest with me.

pseudorandom name posted:

Oh, and was I supposed to put the TNT on top of the red wool block to destroy the gravel? I ended up putting it on top of the gravel stack, which knocked the ladder of the wall and permanently destroyed one ladder segment, forcing me to place a block so I could rebuild a high enough ladder to get out.

FirePhoenix posted:

Dear toggle: I just finished playing The Return after seeing the Yogs start their playthrough. I loved Burgmund and Tree of Life but hadn't played them myself so I figured I might as well play the last one before I see it all. I loved this one even more. I loved the locations you created and the storyline was really great too. Wonderful tie-ins to the last maps. The part at the end inside Burgmund where you see fleeting images of the past was really cool. It was also fun blowing him up then turning to leap off only to have the ground under me explode because a random TNT flew in my direction.

Great job. I also managed to find all 31 diamonds on my first try! Fantastic map, thank you.

Mulefisk posted:

Some shots from an adventure map I've been working on.

Eiba posted:

That's exactly my design philosophy.





It's more of a town than a megastructure though, and I've barely begun working on it. Built on and around an entirely natural acropolis-style mountain, directly next to a sheltered cove connected to the ocean.

The viaduct doesn't lead anywhere yet, but will eventually end up at a mountain fortress I've planned for elsewhere.

Jontek2 posted:

so i have made a adventure map, but its not done yet. would you be kind enough to do the storyline? then you can send me the map and ill see if i like it! ( if you help me ) . so can you do the storyline and you can edit the map to your liking! i have the original. plz build new stuff, make new challenges, and if yours is better then mine, i will post that we did it together! plz send me a message back on my profile if you will help! ( or if not ) also, plz come up with a name! plz do not destroy what i built!

Aussie Dingbat posted:

nippon nifties posted:

You think that's bad ?? I couldn't believe my eyes when I went to the museum the other day and they had anime hanging up on the walls like it was no big deal:

feigning interest posted:

Ah, yes. Sexy large-breasted anime babe versions of Minecraft mobs.



That sexy blaze gave me a rod, heh.