All posts by LysurusPeriphragmoides789

Was probably a conquest. They cause fangorn mobs to spawn in Rohan (in fact, they even spawn in Mirkwood)

Good does have galvorn though

I can't really understand what you're saying, but...

1. That would defeat the purpose of crafting tables entirely

2. You can already dye pouches

3. If they have durability, like most weapons do, they can't stack.

It'd probably be easier for Mevans to add these features into the mod than for him to update the entire thing to a new version. 

For instance:

1.8: Literally nothing that concerns Middle-Earth.

1.9: Considering how pretty much everyone hates the 1.9 combat system, I think it's best to leave it out. Besides, the LoTR mod already has its own combat system, and it'd be easier to Mevans to simply improve that one, with the added benefit of originality.

1.10: Polar bears are the only thing worth adding from this update, and I'm sure the mod team could produce their own version with a better model/texture quite easily.

1.11: The /locate command would certainly work well, but let's not forget how many travelling conveniences the LoTR mod has already added (waypoints, an on-screen compass with coords, etc.)

1.13: I'd rather see the LoTR mod's coral blocks simply get a better generation pattern (generating as boulder-like structures in shallow tropical waters instead of scattered blocks at the bottom of the ocean). The Vanilla coral blocks look way too unnatural and flashy. As for the other stuff, like fish and underwater ruins, the mod team can add their own versions of those.

1.14: Again, it'd be easier for the mod team to improve the current trading system than to update the entire mod. And the same applies to raids/invasions. In addition, the fact that the mod's invasions are unpredictable makes them more of a challenge and much less exploitable. Raids, on the other hand, are nothing more than a loot farm once you've got a good wall up. 

The only benefit for updating the mod would be an increased audience in my opinion.

I've actually noticed this too. Especially against shorter NPCs like orcs, my army of Rjvendell warriors miss almost every shot on level ground.

They do. As far as I know, vanilla wolves are still exactly the same.

Are you on Peaceful difficulty?

I use GIMP.

I'm honestly not sure about my time zone, but I live on the east coast of Australia.

No idea about alte to be honest, but then again, I haven't been too active either, so I'm sure I've missed something.

Yeah that was my main reason for the retexture, along with the fact that the head was a little big.

Not gonna disagree with that. I'd like to see some proper reefs instead of just blocks scattered at the bottom of the ocean.

I also feel like spiders (and scorpions, for that matter) should be re-modelled to look a bit less Vanilla-ish. Personally, I'd like to see thinner legs with multiple joints, like the Scytodes spiders in the Erebus mod. 

Those are new Harad flower textures.

The aquatic update was the only one in Vanilla that made me think "wish lotr had something like this" but then I remembered everything lotr has that Vanilla lacks.

Gondorian structures already look pretty good. I think more attention needs to be given to the older structures (Orcish/Dwarven towers, some of the Elven structures).

Thanks! Hoping my newer textures look decent - it's been a while since I've done this.

Yeah, I was kinda going for something along those lines - hints of Dwarven influence, but mostly faction-neutral.