AliasAlreadyTaken reports: testserver Ingot stacks: Not e ... #3588
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this is not hard to fix, but has to be done carefully. also, players can already build wither-proof bases out of a single ingot and 8 wood (locked chests). perhaps we need to re-evaluate which nodes are wither-proof more generally?
@flux the trick here is that any chest with inventory content is blast-proof; eight stacked ingots form a chest that is not locked to any specific player and does not have any inventory but is also blast-proof. Is that intentional? It would be kind of useful in situations where you want a blast-proof block that doesn't look like nether basalt.
ingot stacks are now blastable:
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From a gamedesign perspective, the nether needs to have as few "invincible block" opportunities as possible. I can see the reasoning why one would make a locked chest not explodable though, but it does not apply to the nether IMO.
edited, as suggested making a new issue to track some ideas following this one: #3603
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