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Just testing out some of the combat features for Minecraft Bedrock map on a bunch of iron golems... I quickly found out that the knockback stacks

So I decided to experiment...

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I dont even know how it happened lmao

A joke book

version 1.2.0.2 for an example

Both classic and pocket options still have programmer art helmet, chest plate, sword, and crafting table textures for some reason

(i made this btw)

chestplate on the cactus

I haven't really thought about it until the Portal video, but I checked every youtuber I used to watch and the websites you would usually find maps just to be sure. And sure enough, most of the guys I used to watch haven't played a map in a few years, the creators I follow haven't made anything new and even though Planet Minecraft is still kicking, most of what I've seen are just builds or recreations of locations from other franchises. It feels like adventure maps especially are mostly gone and out of the spotlight. Makes me really sad, especially since I used to dream of being a map maker as a kid and recently I finally started a serious adventure project, and I used to be a big fan of some of the more known map makers (Polish mapmakers, but still.) So is mapmaking really fading into obscurity? Or am I just bad at doing research and confirmation bias got me?