[dlgn]

He didn't break it there was no return before.

Either he despawned the dragon, breaking it, or killed the dragon, then destroyed the normally indestructible exit portal with his admin powers, breaking it.

These suggestions about enabling the end exit sound cool in theory, having another world to play in etc.
But.....I get the feeling these are purely for obtaining endstone seeing as how expensive it is.

Also, look at the state of the nether currently, it's worse than all the mangled nubhuts and griefed builds in the overworld. 1x1 cobble pathways everywhere!

What's better: having the End be untouched but never seen, or somewhat griefed but regularly used? Note also that the shape of the End makes it naturally less prone to griefing than the Nether.

In addition, one suggestion included realms in the End, which, even if mostly used by the rich (although I'm not sure why that would be), would help solve the problem of many of the public realms in the Overworld being undesirable to buy due to nub pollution, especially considering that nubs are much less likely to build their huts in the End due to its remoteness (they often just take the teleporter at spawn and build wherever they land) and the forced PVP activation, assuming that it is not removed.

~dlgn

[Yeavon]

i suggest making a nether portal there cause in the vanilla game you could do such a thing.

[Tyranitar140]

I'm sure this has already been mentioned but I want to mention again that this would greatly impact the economy by making a material (endstone) which worth many times as much as diamond almost worthless.

[Bu1ld0g]

I'm sure this has already been mentioned but I want to mention again that this would greatly impact the economy by making a material (endstone) which worth many times as much as diamond almost worthless.

I see what you mean, and already pointed it out but...endstone in reality is the ends cobble.
It shouldn't be so expensive, it only is because of market control and the end being non exitable now

[Tyranitar140]

I'm sure this has already been mentioned but I want to mention again that this would greatly impact the economy by making a material (endstone) which worth many times as much as diamond almost worthless.

I see what you mean, and already pointed it out but...endstone in reality is the ends cobble.
It shouldn't be so expensive, it only is because of market control and the end being non exitable now

well, its kind of like emerald ore and chisled stone bricks, its less common than it would be in complete vanilla so it is worth alot of money

[Ratta237]

Well I've payed a lot for just ONE block of end stone, I don't want it to become worth next to nothing.

[Eetrab]

Why don't we just delete the end?

[cobaya18]

Isn't MineRealm supposed to be 99.9% vanilla? In the normal gameplay of Minecraft you can get out of the end :3

[dlgn]

Well I've payed a lot for just ONE block of end stone, I don't want it to become worth next to nothing.

I expect that's the real reason people don't want the End to be opened up: their investments would crumble to dust.

Isn't MineRealm supposed to be 99.9% vanilla? In the normal gameplay of Minecraft you can get out of the end :3

Exactly my point, but people seem to think that it's better to have a completely empty and functionally nonexistent End than a publicly accessible one that might contain a few nub huts, if there were any nubs who actually went to the trouble of going to the End.

~dlgn

[Ratta237]

Well I've payed a lot for just ONE block of end stone, I don't want it to become worth next to nothing.

I expect that's the real reason people don't want the End to be opened up: their investments would crumble to dust.

Well I guess it's like if all the diamonds in MineRealm turned to dirt which I bet many people would be extremely angry about.