Looking Into RaiseEarth shouldn't hover '-'

[HydroMan]

Well if you haven't notice, when you dig/mine some blocks below near the raiseearth pillar, you can see that they actually are hovering in a air block without any surface or support around it, which makes unrealistic for an earthbender to leave them like floating without the benders bending. I now that minecraft doesn't have thing called "gravity" to every block, but by avatars show view point it doesnt make sense. There for, I suggest that this should be change in a way, where an earthbender tries to raiseearth, the bottom block of the pillar should be sank into earth, where the surface should be touching it, making the law of physics and bending seem atleast someway logical. If the ground contains atleast one (earthbendable) block, then the block in that case should hover above ground as normally.

This is my one small complain which i consider changing it.

 

[Zafkiel]

I will certainly look Dumb but what's the meaning of "hover" ? XD

 

[HydroMan]

I will certainly look Dumb but what's the meaning of "hover" ? XD

"verb: levitate/fly in one place without moving"

 

[Zafkiel]

"verb: levitate/fly in one place without moving"

ah ok thanks

 

[Pickle9775]

What would your alternative be? Just to have it duplicate all the blocks? The point of leaving an open hole behind is to make sure you're not using a 6 block high RaiseEarth on a one block thick layer of earth.
Also .could RaiseEarth on ore and then keep duplicating it. People use it as a strategy to trap people and then collapse it on them. This isn't really a pressing issue because if you really want to think about it, there is a way to explain this to yourself to not be bothered by it.

 

[Hero]

I will certainly look Dumb but what's the meaning of "hover" ? XD

You can only look dumb if youre are ignorant to an answer. Trust me, I act dumb all the time XD.

 

[HydroMan]

What would your alternative be? Just to have it duplicate all the blocks? The point of leaving an open hole behind is to make sure you're not using a 6 block high RaiseEarth on a one block thick layer of earth.
Also .could RaiseEarth on ore and then keep duplicating it. People use it as a strategy to trap people and then collapse it on them. This isn't really a pressing issue because if you really want to think about it, there is a way to explain this to yourself to not be bothered by it.

not duplicate, just either add one block (that matches the blocks of the pillar) below the column or alter it for the column of raiseearth to be one block deep. I just don't like how the column hovers without the users control.

 

[Pickle9775]

not duplicate, just either add one block (that matches the blocks of the pillar) below the column or alter it for the column of raiseearth to be one block deep. I just don't like how the column hovers without the users control.

Well technically you don't see it hover unless you start breaking blocks next to it. Also, if it didn't leave open space under it, you wouldn't be able to collapse it.

 

[HydroMan]

Dev can maje a change for that: that when you use collapse that block shpuld break (or like how i said, there could be a change where raiseearth/earthgrab takes 7 blocks, lifts them, but leaves the last block sanked into ground below the pillar.

 

[Finn_Bueno_]

youre are

I act dumb all the time XD.

Gg.

 

[Hero]

XD

Gg.