It's not my image!
There's two reasons though - they're not hard boundaries, but probabilities, and they've changed over time.
There's some people who have used level editors and done graphs of actual distribution. Might be interesting if anyone has done that for each release to see how things have changed.
You're spawn trick works great!
You /are/ if I say you are!
I can /spawn fine /every time/ but /home puts me in the ground /every time/. Rather fucking annoying.
What about if you find a pit dug all the way to bedrock (with water in for safety), then jump over that and do /sethome before you fall.
Where does /home put you then?
:-& I haven't got time for that!
I'm sure Jon would let you use his hole.
What do you hope to accomplish with that?
This game is not for FUN!
Well do something that is.
I'm sure Jon would let you use his hole.
uurrgghh?
The big hole you have that goes down to bedrock with water at the bottom and ladders to get out?
As part of a test for whether /home is deliberately putting him underground.
ladders to get out?
who did that?
(not only can he jump in, it has always had a tunnel to a jumping point)
Hmm, I might be thinking of the old server, or of someone else's hole. Something has a big long ladder all the way up, and a section where the whole wall is covered by ladders.
ahhhh - that's a different hole, jake's
we used to jump from the top of the tree next to it, above clouds to bedrock takes longer than I'd expect
wtf, "mess"? :((
It's a very deliberately crafted Fiery Pit of Doom, I'll have you know.
I had a chuckle when I read that.
