[_b3ast_]

The Nether's bounds, from what I have experienced, are limited to only about 1200x1200. Most of the valuable glowstone has been found, and there is little undiscovered ground. Also, the bounds are quite risky since players may be above a lake and be pushed back once the border is reached (like I did ). Please add this feature to yield more resources, more easily-acquired safety, and more expeditions! Thanks for reading.

[Lightbulbs]

Please add this feature to yield more resources, more easily-acquired safety, and more expeditions!

No.

[Kress_91]

Light, he didn't even mention a feature... he just explained things he doesn't like.

I'm thinking he just posted a random story and an undefined feature demand to further seal his fate as a selfish moron.

[_b3ast_]

I should cry harder

[panthers17nfl]

I love the fact that the Nether is depleted. It teaches us a lesson in... resource depletion. Who would've thought?

You see Lightstone with absolutely ripped prices, and it should be like that. Why make it easy for everyone to acquire that precious resource? It would make it less precious. Like if we replaced every dirt block with a diamond block and vice versa.

[_b3ast_]

It's the use, man. The use!
Glowstone is a depleted resource that may turn into the oil of the world: Valuable, but LIMITED.
I sure don't want the glowstone supply to run out.
Also, glowstone may deplete itself eventually due to the fact that if one breaks a block of it, he/she may not get the equal amount of dust in return.

[panthers17nfl]

I hope you realize how slow of a depletion that would be. That would require every single owner of glowstone to be constantly breaking the blocks and getting a return of less dust than they started with. Sounds like I should start a movement for that

[ChronicTacos]

Do not start another movement.

[Energybrothers]

THE BIRCH TREES MUST GO.

[Intelli]

Hmm, I could see glowstone replacing diamonds as one of the core traded goods.