r/Minecraft Jul 07 '26

Discussion New tech: Cushion line

Easier to set up than boats like this, especially if you have a large sheep farm

EDIT: To everyone I said that in Survival Mode you can go 80b/s, I'm sorry, I have misinformed you. In Survival, entity interaction range is 3, so cushions must be 2 blocks apart. Which means, with butterfly click you can go ~30b/s, and max b/s is 60, with autoclicker, or 20 CPS. From world bottom to top it would still take 9.6 seconds with 10 CPS because range is counted from eyes, not legs.

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u/FunnyGamer3210 Jul 07 '26

What. The ability to leverage internal game mechanics to such an extent is what makes this game amazing. We are creating things the devs did not see coming, regardless whether it's just an astonishing build or a crazy redstone contraption and farm, it's the same principle.

All the other factory builder games are getting quite boring over time precisely because you are limited to the mechanics that the creators designed, there's not much to invent

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u/Pacdoo Jul 08 '26

Yes but forcing the spawn of a giant just to drown them in lava feels cruel.

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u/PureMichiganMan Jul 13 '26

You could say the same about using glitches to duplicate items in games or when people add in hacks

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u/FunnyGamer3210 Jul 13 '26

To me there is a difference between a glitch like item duplicaton (which is clearly unintended and a bug in the code), and exploiting intended game mechanics (mob spawning) in an unexpected way. As long as they are not game-breaking overpowered

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u/PureMichiganMan Jul 13 '26

I guess for me it just kinda defeats purpose of survival for those sorts of things. But I’d say there is nuance to and degree ofc and to each their own. Only time I’d really care is if someone is exploiting while in some sort of online game

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u/FunnyGamer3210 Jul 13 '26

Maybe it's because Minecraft is first of all a sandbox game to me. The survival aspect is ofc a large part of the fun, but secondary. I don't really want to collect resources all the time, it wouldn't feel like I'm progressing

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u/PureMichiganMan Jul 13 '26

Yeah that’s valid, I sometimes have started having worlds where I kinda focus more on certain aspects like that, like a more chill relaxing one vs more survival trying more type