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I will say that this is some much needed context for a scene in the teaser, cause it didn’t tell us much at all so we had no idea why Jason was making two buckets with a chain 🗿 Jack black is lively as usual, so that’s a bonus point for acting quality at least. I kinda wish he called it a sword instead of a blade tho, idk why they did that
 


Not quite indexing relevant, other than maybe theoretical behaviour documentation (Composite mob when?), but I thought this might be interesting to y'all.
 

Can anyone comment and give their opinions on this review? What do you think?
 
This guy suggests that Steve should have Class Z and 6-B with a High 6-A boat ram.

He seems to be using the "Steve carries gold blocks" arguments but with water buckets. Which doesn't work because blocks in their non placed form (such as in inventory or when dropped on ground) clearly don't have the same mass and behavior as when placed.

You could easily place 30 buckets of water on a single block of water and they wouldn't sink which makes absolutely no logical sense if they were to each weight the same as the water itself + the bucket.
 
He seems to be using the "Steve carries gold blocks" arguments but with water buckets. Which doesn't work because blocks in their non placed form (such as in inventory or when dropped on ground) clearly don't have the same mass and behavior as when placed.

You could easily place 30 buckets of water on a single block of water and they wouldn't sink which makes absolutely no logical sense if they were to each weight the same as the water itself + the bucket.
+ The inventory is possibly a hammerspace
 
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