Adds lore-friendly ranged weaponry, as thought up by Steve.
18.2 of the 61 points that apply = 30 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
QuiverBow adds lore-friendly ranged weapons built around technologies and materials found in Minecraft, including strings, pistons, gunpowder, fireworks, redstone, and ender magic. Its arsenal includes a Double Crossbow, Potatosser, Snow Cannon, Seed Sweeper, rocket launchers, the Four-Headed Dragonbox, the Ray of Hope, and the Obsidian Splinter Pistol, with ammunition and reloading mechanics such as magazines and split projectiles. The Arms Assistant adds an automated weapon platform that can be upgraded with heavy plating or a saddle; with the riding upgrade, a mobile assistant can be ridden and used to fire its weapons. A Communication Upgrade lets owners direct the Arms Assistant with a handheld Targeting Helper, issue remote-fire and hold-fire commands, and receive alerts about ammunition, low health, or destruction. The Arms Assistant also supports safety-range and stagger-fire commands, and its rocket launchers and ERA can be configured not to damage terrain when fired by a player.
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Adds 1 entity.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
No harmful code found
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