Thanks for making death LESS annoying

[Chomamonka]

So, I have realized that dying over all is less of an annoying thing in my BTW games. Let me explain, death is so inconsequential in vanilla that I wouldn't even try to be safe. My little brother started a vanilla server with some friends and I joined for a few hours to test how much better at minecraft BtW had made me. They where all dying constantly! Like at least every 15 minutes constantly. I die about 100x less in my BTW server if not even less. BTW is so punishing for dying that we are all soooo much more careful. And as a result we almost don't have to deal with it ( if you know what your doing). We don't have to worry about those times when you die in a dangerous cave and then just go into a death cycle of dying, spawning, dying, spawning. Dying in vanilla (if your a normal careless vanilla player) is actually a more annoying part of the experience. So thanks Flowerchild, thanks for making dying LESS annoying.

Edit: I'm not sure if that string of sentences make any sense whatsoever....

[Rich131]

I kind of understand what you are saying. I mean I'm up to steel in my world that I started with 4.891 but haven't gotten around to building massive roads yet so every death does feel annoying. I feel that whenever I do actually die, it is my own fault and I have no one but myself to blame. I shouldn't have gone out to work on my mobtrap at night, I should have brought more food caving or plain and simply I should have listened out for creepers instead of blasting house music in my ears. Regardless of how I die or where I spawn, I man up and get on with it because it was me doing something stupid in the first place that brought about my death. I have learned over time with BTW (especially since recent HC changes) that my actions in game are very important, mainly thanks to the increased punishment that comes with dying.

[dawnraider]

I think the best part of it is that when you die, it's almost always your fault, so you can realize your mistake, adapt, and carry on.