Plumbers Crack

That’s a bit naughty! Can I also add I thought the second video was light years better than the OP one!

Just turned PC off so I’ll leave it until later

Bow only?

Just been on and found it a little strange...creepers don't explode...one hit seems to break any block..I can't pick things up.....I don't have a health bar...is it in creative mode?

Pro tip...build a bed 😎

And don’t make the same mistake as me...get one that’s bigger than 1Tb

Pre-emptive question as I don’t know when I’ll get on....I’ll see if I can get 10 minutes later on Edit: yep works fine following those instructions, thanks 👍

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Noob question: where do I find the invitation?

Thanks, I’ll get on if I can...@Greboth plays as well

Ok, in that case thanks and it’s PlumbersCrack56

Thanks for doing that...if you’re limited to 3 spaces give it to Greboth as I’m probably going to be time poor this coming month

I’m enjoying IB as well this time around...done all of the weekly bounties except generating orbs so happy with that. It seems quite well balanced at LL~550

I got the full IB armour now...is there a bonus for wearing it in IB games? Via the FG App

Ooh dear, and it was going so well......

Stanstead Mountfitchett? Ipswich boy here so it’s my part of the country

Welcome Sporley..which part of Essex IYDMMA?

Fortnite cheat YouTuber sued by Epic Games https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-45876864 A YouTube gamer who posted videos of himself cheating at Fortnite is being sued by its developer Epic Games. Brandon Lucas has attracted 1.7 million subscribers to his Golden Modz channel, where he plays modified or hacked versions of Fortnite and other games. He also runs a website where he sells cheats, such as automatic aiming, for more than $200 (£150). "Defendants are cheaters. Nobody likes a cheater," Epic Games said in its legal filing. "Defendant Lucas not only cheats, he also promotes, advertises, and sells software that enables those who use it to cheat," the document states. One of the hacks available on Mr Lucas's website is aimbot, which lets players automatically target and kill enemies without having to aim their weapon. It is only available for the PC version of the game, but offers a significant competitive advantage to any player using the cheat. In Mr Lucas's latest YouTube video he "trolls default skins" - players who may be new and have yet to change their character's appearance. Several other videos in which he used the aimbot cheat have been removed from YouTube following a copyright complaint from Epic Games. Another YouTube gamer, Colton Conter, is also named in the legal filing. In the documents, Epic Games said the cheaters were "creating unauthorised derivative works of Fortnite by unlawfully modifying the game's code". The company told the BBC it did not comment on active legal cases. But it said in a statement: "When cheaters use aimbots or other cheat technologies to gain an unfair advantage, they ruin games for people who are playing fairly. We take cheating seriously, and we'll pursue all available options to make sure our games are fun, fair, and competitive for players." Epic Games is headquartered in the US state of North Carolina. The case was filed in the Eastern District of North Carolina. In October, Epic Games took over anti-cheat software firm Kamu as part of its efforts to tackle unauthorised modifications to its games. In a video called, Golden Modz sued by Fortnite, Mr Lucas said he was not sure why Epic Games had taken action. "I'm confused because there's about a thousand other content creators on YouTube that make Fortnite content," he said in the video, adding that others used hacks "without repercussions".

Shame about the time zone difference JB!! Via the FG App

Hi Dylan..are you a dad now?...looking at your profile picture

It certainly is!! 2-3...well done England!

I’ve had a dabble with 1.13 as well...dying and losing everything is a pain in the arse as is not being able to teleport but I think I actually prefer not being able to use the EE mod I think you should be able to play and host at the same time but I imagine you’d need a better spec machine than my lappie and also play around with the router settings to allow incoming access...Crispy is an IT guru so should be able to pass comment on these thoughts.

OK that makes sense now...right, I’m not very techy but I’ll put this out there...is it possible to set up an older PC as a server with a fixed port address that is only on at certain times (when Alex is allowed to use it) that 2 or 3 of us could also log into? I’m guessing as it’s a server it doesn’t need a fancy GPU?

Sorry Crispy, I tried Google translate but nada...what did you mean to say? 😂 When the server closed, the only reasonably active players were me, Greboth and, occasionally, Bart