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How much snow does that area usually get?

Usually about five inches in an entire year. Nashville ended up actually getting way more than expected more like the other two, so we got more in a single event than we typically get in a whole year.

Congrats! I'm quite late to EMC on January 24th, 2015. I never got into Multiplayer Minecraft for a long while, despite owning it since early 2012. XD

I wouldn't say that that's "late." Not an OG, but still early on in EMC at this point.

The second persom has claimed his htown plot on smp6. . . .but he's gonna use it for something terrible.

Penguin, because penguin.

Yeah. I want more birds, which a penguin is. Nonetheless, I also want more warm-climate land life like armadillos and more aquatic life like crabs. Besides, we don't have any aquatic arthropods yet, and all of our birds are either undead (phantoms) or mostly (chickens) or entirely (parrots) native to jungles. Savannas also have underwhelming life.

I've mined at exactly Y=0 but seen none. I don't intend to go any deeper than needed without actually finding one, though; it'd decrease my chances of finding deepslate emerald and increase my chances of finding a deep dark.

*occur* is the operating verb there.
there's no guarantee you'll find one. at 0 or anywhere else.

so, *if* it generates and *if* you find it, it'll be below 0.
will it be -5, -15, or -50? it's complete chance

Now imagine a model specifically trained to write in X or Y author style, or to blend the dialogue style from X books with the prose from another. Even a simple instruction such as: “ please write in a style not common of being written by AI can improve the results. Prompt engineering is definitely a new science :)

https://www.humanornot.ai/ Fun game

It probably wouldn't pass the Turing test if you use it as is, because it will frequently tell you it is a language model. :P

Good job. There are hard to find. I dug out over 1.2 million blocks at my base and found only a few.

Yes, they're the rarest ore. I can't find them under just any mountain range. Windswept savannas don't have them, and you reach the deep dark under a frozen, jagged or stony peak biome before you reach deepslate. Lush caves can also limit them in humid areas and dripstone caves in continental areas, both of which I failed to consider.

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I don't eat the cherry, so I usually give it to my mom or sister instead. :)

MoreMoople, I used to be the same way. I'm reluctant to try new food (especially fruit and vegetables) due to my sensitivity to texture and bitterness. A few months ago, I finally tried it, though; cherries are really sweet and don't have a bad texture! So I decided to get some frozen ones at Walmart recently so I could have them even without going to Sonic.

meh. are you referring to the new ones that ask you to click in the middle of the koala’s face? :)

It was owl's for me, but yes.

Do you use wool to make a path through the city? I tried that once but I must have done something wrong since the Warden kept popping up to kill me.

I sneak. I even jump down off of blocks so that I can maintain my sneak. The issue was several sculk shriekers in the same area; I blocked them off with wool before breaking them but made a mistake once.

Yeah, large oak trees are hard to cut. Acacia and azalea can be too, but not as often. Spruce, birch, jungle, dark oak and mangrove aren't so bad, though!

Mangrove is a real pain in the neck to harvest. That trunk goes every which way.

Not for me. The vines can be climbed. Still, I can understand that. Same with large spruce; they're very tall without vines, but I can manage by cutting a 2x2 staircase then destroying the rest from the top down.