All posts by Pplelo

<div class="quote"><i>DentedEar wrote: <p>My suggestion would be that to have two players on a horse you need a special double saddle, which also stops players attacking, placing or breaking blocks while using it. </p> </i></div>
<p>Yeah, that's way more realistic and since the mod has camels it could also work on those.  </p>

<p>You mean making a charging horse damage, push and trample your enemies?  </p><p>Be more specific pls. </p>

<p>If you are pledged to a faction and kill npc's that are enemies of the faction you conquer territory in the name of the faction you are pledged to, making npc's from the faction spawn to help you on your invasion. </p><p>If you craft a table of command you will be able to see the territory you have been invading. </p><p>I think this is what update 35 included. </p><p>I don't know why I explained all of this, this article puts it better than me: https://lotrminecraftmod.fandom.com/wiki/Conquest </p><p>Don't worry it isn't a bug. ;) </p>

<p>Wainriders will be added in the future and I guess chariots will come with them. Two people could fit in a chariot, but on a horse... I don't know of any case in our universe's history in which two people ride into battle riding one sinlge horse, and even in the movies it's a human and a hobbit ( I guess that is the scene in the movies you referenced). </p>

<div class="quote"><i>MilkMC wrote: <p>The reason other horses worked fine for you is because they are slower. Switching to a faster horse exposed some sort of bottleneck in your hardware/software configuration or possibly related to your ping if on a server. </p><p> <span style="background-color:#000000; border-radius:5px; border:3px ridge #3333ff"> <font color="#FFFFFF"> MilkMC</font> </span></p> <font color="#FFFFFF">Send me your crash reports, <span class="insertusername">Fandom User</span>.</font></i></div>
<p>Oh, ok thanks. So by using slower horses it shouldn't happen again. Got it. </p>

<p>So there is no way to fix this? I don't get the implications of that comment. Since boat de-sync has been around for a while should I be expecting the same with the horses? </p><p>Or is that just a funny comment? </p>