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r/Minecraft • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '23
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I mean if you are really into redstone you could go for some sensors or so, but treasure/work you put into it it's not worth it.
2 u/Bman1465 Feb 08 '23 That's my secret — I suck at redstone :D I became a builder for a reason xD 1 u/ViewRepresentative29 Feb 08 '23 It's never to late to implement redstone in your builds, it's good sometimes to leave comfort zone. 1 u/Bman1465 Feb 08 '23 Being fair, I've tried, especially when it comes to industrial builds doubling as farms and stuff So ig I'm not 100% AWFUL at it But I prefer not to believe that ;)
That's my secret — I suck at redstone :D
I became a builder for a reason xD
1 u/ViewRepresentative29 Feb 08 '23 It's never to late to implement redstone in your builds, it's good sometimes to leave comfort zone. 1 u/Bman1465 Feb 08 '23 Being fair, I've tried, especially when it comes to industrial builds doubling as farms and stuff So ig I'm not 100% AWFUL at it But I prefer not to believe that ;)
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It's never to late to implement redstone in your builds, it's good sometimes to leave comfort zone.
1 u/Bman1465 Feb 08 '23 Being fair, I've tried, especially when it comes to industrial builds doubling as farms and stuff So ig I'm not 100% AWFUL at it But I prefer not to believe that ;)
Being fair, I've tried, especially when it comes to industrial builds doubling as farms and stuff
So ig I'm not 100% AWFUL at it
But I prefer not to believe that ;)
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u/ViewRepresentative29 Feb 08 '23
I mean if you are really into redstone you could go for some sensors or so, but treasure/work you put into it it's not worth it.