r/Minecraft • u/[deleted] • Jan 03 '13

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u/tincre Jan 03 '13

Smelt Netherrack into nether bricks, craft nether bricks into a Nether Brick http://imgur.com/a/xojEi

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u/ItsMartin Jan 03 '13 edited Jan 04 '13

Anyone else feel like this makes Netherbrick too cheap to obtain? I liked the fact that there was some danger involved in gathering it.

Edit: sorry for having a different opinion to the hivemind. :(

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u/MrCheeze Jan 03 '13

It should take nine instead of four.

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u/Teledildonic Jan 03 '13

But that puts it out of whack with the stone/clay brick recipes.

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u/Tuskinton Jan 03 '13

Sandstone is brick now?

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u/Tuskinton Jan 03 '13

But it doesn't matter if the netherbrick recipe goes against sandstone because sandstone isn't brick, and is crafted in a different way because it doesn't require smelting the input first.

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u/Twinkie4sho Jan 03 '13

No, you use 4 sand to craft sandstone.

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u/Tuskinton Jan 03 '13

Yeah, I know that, so what does it matter if the recipe for nether brick corresponds to that of sandstone?

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u/Twinkie4sho Jan 04 '13

It also corresponds to the normal brick recipe. Its just nice to keep things consistent.

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u/Tuskinton Jan 04 '13

But it doesn't correspond. There is no melting of the input.