I Fixed Minecraft's Copper. 

Okay that explains the "What the hell" audio, like I understood what was basically said, but it was still very distracting.

Simply sarc?

how did you get the sarc thumbnail style so well

I also suggest decreasing music audio

I didn't. Maybe it's my sensory processing issues, but the music completely drowned out most of the dialogue for me, making the video borderline unwatchable. Subtitles would have at least helped.

@@SoraBorg thats what they said..?

@@_xiryu_ Nope, they said they understood, this other person said he does not.

Lol

The best quote ever

Good point

I like this idea, and it already feels more in-line with how copper kind of works, Copper Rods attract lightning to a precise point, Spyglassa gives you better vision on a precise area, the copper brush allows to be precise with your digging to be able to get the loot, etc.

That's actually a pretty good idea and something a mod does as well. I can imagine hoppers, still made of iron, would be what's required to put anything *into* the pipes, but once there they just... go. Wherever the pipe goes, I guess. I'd say a drill item, or maybe a block that breaks other blocks when powered, but Mojang seems to be against automation one day and for it the next.

Might as well add the other common ores tech mods tend to add while they're at it. Silver, nickel, lead, tin, and such along with their alloys

​@@Demopans5990too many now

Now people only have to suffer from 5 different types of tin when playing with mods.

yes, that would be great! and maybe iron could only be hammered into shape on an anvil (or something of the sort) and be a true mid-game resource! so you'd have to find and smelt ~half a stack of iron before being able to get into iron tools and armor. then, copper could be the early resource, allowing the crafting of tools and perhaps some light armor (leather armor with copper plating on it) would allow the early game to have more progress instead of just being wooden pick -> stone pick -> iron

How could you make the Blast Furnace without iron tho.

@@sirnikkel6746 Smooth stone makes sense to me, that or some other processed stone material

@@arnesashes1581 this is basically the progression in Vintage Story, the standalone game that began as a total overhaul mc mod. However the steps are even more intricate with a intermediate stage of bronze tools before iron and steel are possible

@@SuperNova-so2cj oh, that sounds fancy

That's a cool thing to point out. I believe copper is too useful irl that players are surprised by how dumbed-down copper is when Mojang decide to add. I myself also failed to enjoy current vanilla copper, after so many potential concepts done by modpacks throughout the years.

Copper was hyped up with so many features, which Mojang ultimately didn't add, which disheartening the community Quartz was only added as a way to make building blocks, and blocks only, never being advertised with more utilities than it was released with.

I think the main reason people hate copper more than quartz is how common it is in the over world. It clutters up your inventory and for most players they have no reason to want it

Though a suggestion, maybe tweak the volume a bit, your music goes louder than your mic occasionally :)

Here's my idea for copper equipment: It should have the similar offensive and defensive abilities of iron, but missing greaves and the ability to enchant while having low durability like leather or gold. The iron that we forge in the game is a low temp, which puts it on par if not worse than real bronze. Adding tin wouldn't help because it would be more rare than iron. Copper tools on the other hand are easy to reuse, but tend to warp easy due to how soft they are. A copper shield would be a very nice addition. As of right now shields are locked to the "iron age". Wood and copper would make a lot more sense in the form of a round shield at less durability. It could be made to have almost no durability, like 1/3 of leather, but not require extra materials to repair. Or have a single nugget do a full repair (to replace the small amount of "lost" material from damage scrapes). From a balance POV that doesn't make much sense with how abundant copper is, but it's more realistic. I'd hate to add another tool block, but something like a cast furnace would work the best. The piece of equipment, one nugget, and fuel. It would have a special use for gold equipment I'll specify below. Otherwise just use grind stone with the option of using ingots or nuggets for copper and gold. Both metals are soft enough that you could hammer and grind new material into the existing equipment without heat. I would also change the appearance to not include pauldrons, or at least make them just small bits that cover the top of the shoulder. If that's paired with a round shield and helmet designed more like netherite then you really get that Hoplite look that people love. The lack of enchanting would still encourage the use of iron or gold when you get to that stage if you want to save on diamonds. I think this change needs to come with two other changes: rebalancing gold and leather armor/equipment. As of right now, almost nobody makes leather equipment. It's very low durability, and offers almost no protection. Getting enough leather to make a full set almost takes more effort than getting iron. Gold is slightly weaker than iron, way less durable, and the enchantment upgrade isn't really enough of a buff to justify it. I think Valheim had a good approach, leather could improve your ability to sneak. It could come with a passive swift sneak and lower detection range, kind of like the turtle shell with water breathing. Maybe even a slight fall damage protection. Using leather armor to sneak around a cave avoiding most enemies would make the armor actually have a use. If they added sneak attacks to the game it could even serve a purpose mid-to-late game. I would pair that with a slight buff to durability and a way to patch it with additional leather. Real treated leather isn't as weak as it is in game, and adding patches without a forge actually makes sense. I would consider buffing the set by one or two points. I would add one point to the chest and one to the leggings, prioritizing the leggings. This would encourage mixing sets at least slightly to break up the "slab of iron/diamond" players that is currently in game. I would then buff gold defense to match iron, or at the very minimum chain. Since it's the dedicated "enchanted armor" make it possible to repair it in the cast furnace using a gold nugget WITHOUT losing it's enchants. Pair that with enchanting being cheaper to encourage using enchant tables and actually using the increased ability. Then add the nerf of not being able to use mending on gold equipment only. Iron would be a set it and forget it set, but gold would allow more enchants and reparability without mending while requiring more input from the player. Iron armor could even get a buff of adding 1 point of toughness to each piece equating to half the amount diamond gets. I would then buff Gold from 11 defense to 13 or 14 and do the same for chain. This makes it at least the same or slightly better than a full set of copper + leather leggings but still weaker than iron. These changes make each tier of equipment have a more unique identity. Admittingly it would make stone tools almost useless, like wood without the benefit of recycling into fuel. TBF, stone tools are almost too useful now since iron is decently rare and doesn't offer enough of an attack boost to justify making anything but a pickaxe over stone. Realistically you shouldn't be using any stone tools once you have access to ore. Maybe add "stick chest armor" like in Vintage story for a small defense boost. Not very useful, but might save your life on Hard. TL:DR summary: Wood: used to get stone tools. Add chestpiece for emergencies. Possible weak shield. Stone: used to get copper and coal. Copper: used early game for cheap protection and tools without enchanting. Very low durability. Added cheaper shield for a massive skill based defensive boost. Requires less maintenance than gold, but more than all other higher tiers. No leggings, much like warriors in the bronze age typically didn't have them. That makes the total defense 10, weaker than gold. New shield option. Leather: used for stealth and better shield use early game. Can still be enchanted. Increase total defense from 7 to either 8 or 9. Possible low level Feather Falling built in. Chain: "free" and can be enchanted. buff from 12 to either 13 or 14. Gold: very good enchanting, requires maintenance between every few encounters. Doesn't lose enchantments from repairing. Durability may need to be nerfed further to compensate for the buff. Buff from 11 to either 13 or 14. Iron: better durability, early access to toughness. Defense still at 15. Diamond and Netherite: unchanged.

could create iron golems and half copper golems

the hopper delay is 50% arbitrary but 50% lag prevention; having 4 game ticks between each movement gives the game 3 ticks to figure out what it needs to move before it gets told to move more items

iron is used for general appliances used through early to late game. gold has a more magical theme that acts as an auxiliary or boost for mid game processes. diamonds are for late-game "addendums". copper meanwhile serves 0 purpose and has 0 focus. im pretty sure theyre meant to be sidenotes usable through mid to late game-- for example spyglasses and copper as a building material. but this isnt enough to constitute it as anything useful or memorable

@@Little-rb6rb this is on the idea that you ignore That Iron is used for many decorative blocks. And that Gold isn’t JUST alchemy and magic, it’s Redstone and Utilities too. Mainly powered rails, clocks, etc. I wouldn’t call Diamonds Addendums, as that would imply diamonds were an after thought added as a means of importance LATER, when they were always meant to be The Games most iconic ore. And diamonds are easily the least fluid- diamond armor and enchanting tables- but also firework rockets, Julie boxes and now smithing templates. Copper is actually just as cohesive as iron- cause both do the following. They focus on two Key Themes. The first theme being Building, like iron bars and lanterns, OR copper blocks, grates and trapdoors/doors of both types. The other theme being industrial. Iron makes rails, hoppers, anvils, observers, pistons- if it’s a redstone component it probably uses iron. Whereas Copper has not yet reached that amount of complexity, but that’s only because it was added just 3-4 updates ago. And even then, as it stands, copper bulbs are EASILY a redstone game changer, lightning rods have a sort of mechanical functionality to them, the spyglass and brush are both tools, and even the copper trapdoors and doors are technically non flammable door types that can be used in redstone builds- that don’t REQUIRE redstone to open them. Just a right click opens them. All in all though, most every ore is unique. Lapis also happens to make blue dye and a single block. Coal also makes torches and Campfire. Redstone is everywhere- Emeralds are currency, amethyst makes tinted glass, the spy glass, and also duplicates allays? Saying copper is the only material to not have a select theme is just not true.

@aidanvenki8834 Although it is still a bit of a letdown to see copper as it currently is. More so when you played any modpack within the last 10 years where 90% of the time, copper plays a major part as the gateway into the mod. You can't build an IE machine without copper. You can't do anything in Thermal mods without copper. Redstone has an identity associated with signal logic. Iron has an identity associated with being part of a lot of stuff. In these modpacks, copper is associated with machinery and energy. In current Minecraft, copper is this block you use for building, or something mods use so they don't have to implement their own copper

me after the lobotomy

Wax be like

The entire building point is either meh or in the game bruh

Also Id rather it use redstone blocks

And non of those blocks but the blocks itself give copper ingots use

Allays exist

Working on it!

Should consider its easier to get nonrenewble

After calling copper shit at the beginning ☠️

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It needs more in its niche as a throw in for random tools and cool blocks and it needs one more thin more redstone blocks maybe using ingots not blokcks

@@catsdogswoof3968 It really doesn't. You don't hear anyone complain that Andesite, Diorite, or Granite require more needs, do you? How about the mossy and chiseled variants of stone? Terracotta? Copper falls in the same niche as those blocks, it's a decoration material only it's a metal. Not only that, it has some limited uses beyond decoration with the spy glass and the lightning rod. The lightning rod btw has some immense use when it comes to protecting builds from lightning strikes as well as getting rare mobs and items. Copper has its niche.

@@Skellitor301_VA blud... those were the worst examples I want more from all of those and due to tuff everyone wants vein blocks to have more uses my guy why don't you want more blocks

@@Skellitor301_VA more IN ITS NICHE my guy lapis has its niche but it doesn't do much more magical things for it

@@catsdogswoof3968 That does not mean copper needs to have more use. Everyone is assuming that just because it's a metal it has to have some kind of functional use that matches other materials. It is fine for what it is, it is a very extensive decorative block with 4 variants to each extensive decorative sets. On top of the fact it makes getting mob heads, and rare mob drops easier to get, protects your builds from lightning, gives you vanilla zoom, has variable light sources, lets you get items from suspicious blocks, etc. It has far in excess for its niche, far more than any other decorative block type. It does not need more blocks, it does not need more functionality, it has plenty of use and plenty of blocks. Any more is just a bonus. Seriously, take the time to think of all the current uses of Copper and all the items and blocks made from copper, take a step back and see just how extensive copper actually is. People need to chill and learn what copper actually is for minecraft and not assume it's meant to be like it's counterparts.

Especially the "what the hell" part, I can't even hear him over the audio que

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