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I found a nice seed with plenty of ocean to explore by spawn. (warm to the east and cold to the west)

Servers going down anyway for an update soon, so i'll switch the world to 1.13 for the weekend and if people don't object maybe it stays up. ? 

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@Magoo

I wasn't even gonna attempt the logo ? you did a good job

 

59 minutes ago, puma1 said:

Great. I am still on here and there, but I think at a different time zone when others are on. Really want to build a close filled up little town like we used to have. i like the old style, vs modern looking cities. 

3 of the directions lead to bridges that will take you over the new beautiful oceans so theres a good chance we'll be building our initial homes along the road south as that's where the more favourable terrain is. :) 

its possible that if you were out of the chunk and it unloaded before everything dissapeared when you reloaded the chunk by going back in to it then your items could potentially still be there

1 hour ago, Magoo said:

its possible that if you were out of the chunk and it unloaded before everything dissapeared when you reloaded the chunk by going back in to it then your items could potentially still be there

Yep, the chunk was unloaded so the timer didn't countdown.  The floating items are new to 1.13 though.

1 minute ago, puma1 said:

Anyone know if the iOS version of Minecraft can connect to the neowin server?

no the mobile version is different from the desktop version of Minecraft; it's closer in line to the console versions

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