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No.

Did you even look at the _only other comment?_ I linked both the mods used.

Mobs will automatically enter minecarts if they touch it while its moving. The easiest way would be to set up a powered minecart track and use a capture net to place the Gullet directly on the track.

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the heck does this even mean?

I did not make the dialogue, no. Pretty sure there's a list of mods compatible with the Dracula mod on its workshop page (this Sonic mod being one of them).

@lasercraft32 Interesting... I'll be sure to take a look!

idk... Its situational. Aurumite armor makes you run faster, and the weapons attack faster at the cost of diamond-level damage, but it doesn't have as much armor toughness. The speed boost pairs well with the Hammer (Speed II + Aurumite + Hammer is a very lethal combo, especially if you jump a few frames before attacking). Breeze armor makes you jump super high and take less fall damage, and the weapons increases your attack range, but it makes you floatier (and gives about as much protection as Aurumite). It pairs really well with the Mace, allowing you to land a Smash attack if you time it well from jumping at ground level (quite strong with Wind Burst, because the low gravity makes it easy to correct your self and land follow up Smash attacks). Augurite increases your HP, which is good for more defensive playstyles (though the weapons don't do much). Kinetite armor isn't much use in combat, but the sword specifically has extra sweeping damage (combined with Sweeping Edge, it would be very useful for crowd control if you were fighting many foes at once). Tortite is GREAT for underwater combat, as it gives you more underwater movement speed AND lets you breath underwater longer. The weapons are slower but deal more damage. Resonite is REALLY busted, but _only_ if you have the Darkness effect. If you were to set off a shrieker and/or spawn a Warden, you would gain a ton of buffs that would tear through player health like crazy (but this would only really be viable in a Deep Dark, unless you bring over a Warden to your base or something specifically for this purpose). Keep in mind this only works with the full armor set though. In general try mix and matching different armor sets and weapon sets. You could wear Aurumite while using a Breeze sword to get the speed buff + extra attack range, or use a combination of different armor pieces for a more all-around playstyle. I'm sure there's some crazy strong combinations, since I didn't really playtest it much to see if mixed armor sets would impact the game balance.

Then _don't use it._ Its not hard to understand. I literally just made this for FUN, just to show off how much you can actually do with just data packs. People are acting as if I'm trying to "fix vanilla Minecraft's issues" or "make a superior version of the game" when its literally just a fun data pack for people who like this kind of thing. And its not even "linear progression" like everyone seems to think it is. The only new additions are the copper and titanium tiers, all the rest are SIDEWAYS progression tiers. Most of them are either Nether/End equivalents of overworld tiers, or are roughly equal in power to Netherite, but with different perks so people and pick and choose their playstyles.

Thanks :)

@ I especially liked the pale garden one :]

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It buffs you when you have the darkness effect, so you can more easily combat the Warden.

@lasercraft32 this is insane thank you for answering

I don't know if there's a way to detect when _loading_ the crossbow, but there is an advancement to detect when you fire one.

Ok thx

CORRECT! XD

Either make a new one or use mending.

In theory it might, but the chances of it actually working like this are slim. The Mantis Lords' attacks have them zooming across the stage with lingering hitboxes, whereas most boss stages don't move as much or use more projectile attacks instead (most likely turn of events would be for them to hit the apple, it damages them maybe once or twice if you're lucky, but gets knocked away before it can do anything else). The Mantis Lords just ACCIDENTLY have the perfect setup for the apples to do this. XD

The title is "AvA the Showdown but with Sonic Frontiers music" not "Sonic Frontiers but with AvA the Showdown music." It should be clear that the thumbnail is non-literal.

Thanks :)

LOL XD

Thanks Josh! :D

Maybe that's a sign that it needs work then... Also, to be fair, its a LOT better than it was when I made this (I made the video on the same day the first snapshot came out). Now that it has the eyeblossoms, the falling leaves, and the resin its a lot more interesting.

Probably because Java and Bedrock use completely different coding languages (Java vs. C++). Data packs are entirely run by json files, which is a javascript thing, so I can see why they wouldn't easily be able to work between versions.

Wut?

Ancestor.

@@lasercraft32 it's ancestry actually hnakd though

@@ayeshatasawar5428 oops, close enough

Thanks Leon! :D