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- Mrfrosty
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Mod suggestion?
Enchanting mod? will need levels too. But it would make picks better and i think the game more generally fun.
- gsmanners
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It would be nice if we had a good enchanting mod. The difficulty would be in coming up with a good system for it. I don't like the Minecraft way of doing it. Something more like the way Skyrim works would be better, in my opinion.
Here's a rough sketch of my thoughts on the matter:
1. Find and read books of enchanting. Each level requires exponentially more books to achieve.
2. Construct enchanting gems with diamonds and apples. Alternatively, you could have "dark" enchantments with obsidian shards and animal souls absorbed into them.
3. Bind the enchantments to your weapons or armor using runes made from gold.
All that should insure that the enchanting process would never become too easy, and thus overpowered.
Here's a rough sketch of my thoughts on the matter:
1. Find and read books of enchanting. Each level requires exponentially more books to achieve.
2. Construct enchanting gems with diamonds and apples. Alternatively, you could have "dark" enchantments with obsidian shards and animal souls absorbed into them.
3. Bind the enchantments to your weapons or armor using runes made from gold.
All that should insure that the enchanting process would never become too easy, and thus overpowered.
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