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Licensed GPL-3.0-only
Published 2 years ago
Updated last year
All versions
0.1.0
Release
NeoBB 0.1.0last year 145
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.x
Platforms
Paper
Purpur
Changes
This is a complete plugin rewrite in Kotlin, to move away from Java. You will not need to install any additional dependencies and it will work out out-of-the-box as usual.
Summarized Change-Log
- Fixed a bunch of weird issues (see closed issues).
- Added game difficulties affecting stuff like the elo you get, how restricted turns are, etc.
- Hugely improved performance and general gameplay feeling.
- You no longer spawn inside a pillar.
- You can now use the plugin without setting up a database.
- Updated a lot of dependencies and generally made it more up-to-date.
- Completely rewrote the whole plugin and moved from Java to Kotlin.
- A lot more information like buffs applying, turns working or not working, etc. is now sent to players so they actually know what happens.
- Added replays which are saved under
plugins/NeoBB/replays/and provide basic insights. - You now have more options with items in the shop.
- Sell items with Q.
- Buy 5 using RMB.
- Buy maximum amount using Shift+LMB.
- Adjusted some item prices and did some general rebalancing.
- Massively improved block outlines, now using block displays instead of shulker boxes, meaning that the outline now 1:1 matches the block.
- The turning player will now glow.
- Fixed and improved the ranking system.
- Player rating is now displayed in the scoreboard.
- Added ranks, which are calculated based on rating.
- Improved and fixed translations so the game feels a lot more finished.
- Structures will now also work if rotated by 90 degrees.
- Defenses can no longer be used as counters and are now only preventetive.
- The turning player order is now randomized.
- Removed the legacy mode, as it's broken and not really fun.
Full Change-Log
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| world.zip | Unknown | 16.93 MiB |
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