[JonColmanator]

You can't spam potions / swords at friends in Minecraft for the same reason you can't shoot bazookas and chuck grenades at friends in real life.

I lol'd when I read this.

But in all due honesty guys, as much as this idea is in a way brilliant, it is seriously exploitable. If a potion limit was in effect (I doubt intelli would implement this), then I would 100% approve of the idea. This is because I remember at one time I thought my teammate was sneaking up on me, so I ran him through with my diamond sword.

But at the moment, this idea is far to exploitable, so it's a no from me.

[Hero_of_time96]

BUT IN T3H C4LL 0F T3H DUTEE Y0U C4NT H1T P30PL3 0N YUR T3AM PL0X. no but in all honesty, i was assuming that NTC wouldn't be for this because when my friends pvp with me, i kill them on accident half the time or i kill myself half the time and you guys pick up my loot.

[SnowLeopard]

BUT IN T3H C4LL 0F T3H DUTEE Y0U C4NT H1T P30PL3 0N YUR T3AM PL0X. no but in all honesty, i was assuming that NTC wouldn't be for this because when my friends pvp with me, i kill them on accident half the time or i kill myself half the time and you guys pick up my loot.

Is this because you use instant damage potions?

[Hero_of_time96]

BUT IN T3H C4LL 0F T3H DUTEE Y0U C4NT H1T P30PL3 0N YUR T3AM PL0X. no but in all honesty, i was assuming that NTC wouldn't be for this because when my friends pvp with me, i kill them on accident half the time or i kill myself half the time and you guys pick up my loot.

Is this because you use instant damage potions?

yep

[mitch1423]

What I understand from this, is that all the potion spammers in the nether, are using client mods to stack/move them faster? If this is so, this is unbelievably unfair, and should be stopped. As client mods are not allowed, I see no reason for this one to be overlooked, for it puts one player in a position with an advantage another player does not have.

The problem is that the mods can't be detected. How can you tell whether people are using the mods or not? The split second difference in speed?

You people know who you are... PvP was spoiled with the "luxury" of instant kills. This isn't freaking instagib, now grow a pair and pull out your diamond sword already.

This is your opinion.

At any rate, I think that friendly fire is a part of the game. You can't spam potions / swords at friends in Minecraft for the same reason you can't shoot bazookas and chuck grenades at friends in real life.

So Minecraft is supposed to be realistic? That's news to me.

But in all due honesty guys, as much as this idea is in a way brilliant, it is seriously exploitable.

Please explain how this is exploitable, I've heard it two or three times, but I'm not really sure what you guys mean.

[CirJohn]

The problem is that the mods can't be detected. How can you tell whether people are using the mods or not? The split second difference in speed?

Actually, it would be quite easy to detect. Someone moving many potions (or other items) to the same quickbar location in a rapid manner would be easy to track.

You people know who you are... PvP was spoiled with the "luxury" of instant kills. This isn't freaking instagib, now grow a pair and pull out your diamond sword already.

Sorry Can, but I disagree. Without mods/exploits, the potions are a balance to diamond gear. This keeps pvp interesting. Any situation where a single strategy always wins is boring.

At any rate, I think that friendly fire is a part of the game. You can't spam potions / swords at friends in Minecraft for the same reason you can't shoot bazookas and chuck grenades at friends in real life.

This.

So Minecraft is supposed to be realistic? That's news to me.

Quit being fecetious. Any serious PvP has friendly fire because it forces players to think about collateral damage. Any idiot can spam a button if they don't have to worry about what they're hitting.

But in all due honesty guys, as much as this idea is in a way brilliant, it is seriously exploitable.

Please explain how this is exploitable, I've heard it two or three times, but I'm not really sure what you guys mean.

Have you not been paying attention? Let me make this simple: I could throw 28 potions of harm II into the middle of a team fight in less than 4 seconds without hurting my friends. <--EXPLOITED

[Cannabin0l]

At any rate, I think that friendly fire is a part of the game. You can't spam potions / swords at friends in Minecraft for the same reason you can't shoot bazookas and chuck grenades at friends in real life.

This.

So Minecraft is supposed to be realistic? That's news to me.

Quit being fecetious. Any serious PvP has friendly fire because it forces players to think about collateral damage. Any idiot can spam a button if they don't have to worry about what they're hitting.

But in all due honesty guys, as much as this idea is in a way brilliant, it is seriously exploitable.

Please explain how this is exploitable, I've heard it two or three times, but I'm not really sure what you guys mean.

Have you not been paying attention? Let me make this simple: I could throw 28 potions of harm II into the middle of a team fight in less than 4 seconds without hurting my friends. <--EXPLOITED

^ Pretty much end of discussion.

On another note, someone mentioned "bring back pvp like it was before map wipe pl0x," I'd have to agree that PvP was in it's prime whilst Ceterian "Dragoons" attempted to lurk, steal tolls from people, and pretty much control the nether the way NTC does now. There would be good all out wars with 10-20 people, usually all in armor with Diamond swords just brawling. It was "The best" pvp. You didn't have to take 5 credits worth of potion supplies and make a potion that nukes a player the way 24 diamonds rightfully should.