New Today On Civcraft

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New Today on Civtest

• Updated Civtest with a new version of Burricos this should fix an exception and poor donkey chest opening behavior.

Bugs And Development Focus

• As outlined here thanks to Flaminius's testing we can see that the issue with printing presses starts at the 5 page or so mark. Everything else seems to work ok, but the costs on all of this do need to plummet.

• Awhile back, we sitched SWITCHED from quonic's generously hosted wiki to our own wiki at civcraft.org. I think most of the content has transitioned, but are there old pages still missing? If there are some old articles that haven't been moved over then feel free to download the images or pages and edit them in. We highly encourage using the wiki to document the history and legacy of your cities.

• Civtester flair fixed courtesy of /u/sashimii

• I ttk need(s) to set this up when time allows, Jawa told me him how.

• The reintroduction of the Nether has changed the dynamics of Nether mob spawning and this needs to be addressed. Perhaps either limiting their spawn or item their drop rate would be the proper course of action. Either way, testing needs to be done to see how much it has actually been affected.

ttk2's Hobo's ttk2's Thinking Corner

• MusterCull needs to block mob drops from the mobs it kills, for the sake of my sanity. It seems like we might only be a few poorly designed grinders away from decent performance.

• Preparations for 1.8 should probably start pretty quickly, we mostly just need to balance out all the mechanics changes we can't abide by

• Civcraft still does not seem to be that new-friend friendly but I don't see what more we can do other than put "please use the map to find cities" on the front page of the login guide. Its almost amazing how much of the land on CIvcraft has been touched though, there is pretty much nowhere you can go without finding some sort of evidence of past lives.

• We have some work to do, but we hope to have updated versions of the rules pages out of the door soon, its been a long term effort to try and make things more clear for everyone as well as handle several years worth of changing situations.

• I thought nothing on the internet could surprise me anymore I was wrong

• Shout out to Jawa for helping out a lot.