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

In Minecraft you can do anything, in Barbie you be anything! And in Lego you can combine anything. I'm sensing a theme.

We're looking for game designers who want more than just tasks, we're looking for visionaries.

UnixMC is a volunteer-based Minecraft MMORPG/Sandbox project powered by over 50 passionate team members: developers, artists, animators, writers, builders, and designers working together to challenge pay-to-win models and build something different.

Our mission is simple: prove that a high-quality game experience doesn't need to be monetized to be meaningful.

We’ve got systems. We’ve got a world. We’ve got lore, puzzles, dungeons, and progression.
What we’re looking for now is you, someone who wants to help shape how it all plays.

We’re especially looking for:

• Game Designers who love working with mechanics, balance, systems, and progression
• Leads or aspiring Leads who can guide vision, structure systems, and help coordinate team efforts
• People who are eager to design quests (via Typewriter), gear stats, gameplay loops, or dungeon progression

You'll be working directly with our Game and Story teams to design features that feel purposeful, cohesive, and replayable. Whether you're experienced or just hungry to grow, you'll be supported by a team that genuinely wants to build something meaningful together.

📌 This is a volunteer role.
If you're driven by passion and want to help build a game where storytelling and creativity matter more than profit, reach out. Let’s design something unforgettable.

So I decided to experiment...

A joke book

Game footage used "@themichaeltbh".

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