Wait, that is what it is called in English? I have only ever known this show as "ett fall för KLURO", it is one of the only kid shows I actually really liked watching and can kinda remember.
Now that you mention it, I do remember all names starting with "o", I do not however, remember the reasoning they gave, if they even gave any (I was pretty young when I last watched it). I just assumed it was a similar thing to why all names in Asterix and Obelix ended with -ix (I now also know that there was an actual reason for it, but I did not know that as a kid).
I know this answer might not be super insightful, but I sadly don't remember the reasoning if there ever was one given.
They’re the Odd Squad so their names happen to all start with O, I don’t think there’s a reasoning for it other than that
One of the villain’s names is Todd, he was a former Odd Squad agent and so the only agent with a letter other than O being his first name
I think what the other commenter was asking was if there was a regional change to a different letter or if the character names were all still the same.
Agent Obfusco (strange guy with the cowboy hat and mustache who only speaks in incomprehensible riddles) would be an interesting character to translate. His name is derived from the word obfuscate which means to take something and make it difficult to understand
I think I understood him right, I mostly meant that I don't know the reason there names would start with an o in Swedish, as the show is called "ett fall för KLURO", with the organisations name being "KLURO" and not "Odd squad", so it doesn't really make sense that all their names starting with an o in Swedish, but they still do, and I am not sure if a reason was ever given.
As for Agent Obfusco, I actually did look that up by finding the Swedish version of the episode literally called "Agent Obfusco" in English. In Swedish they actually renamed him to "Agent Obskyro" which would be derived from the word obskyr, which means, well, obscure.
we’re all employed for shit pay and have no time to play minecraft, and when we do get time we are too tired to play for more than an hour before we start doomscrolling on our phones instead
The point is that a big chunk of the community being immature and impulsive in addition to sheer number of them results in extreme and contradicting opinions.
Not even just sandbox games imo. Some people do this weird moral grandstanding when a streamer (I’m thinking specifically of SmallAnt) does a duping glitch or something in a single player game. Like why do you care so much how someone else chooses to experience their own game that they paid for?? It literally doesn’t affect you or anyone else??
Say you rather go strip mining than caving and you get comments that clearly do not understand at all that anyone would not be optimizing their resource gathering while increasing risks greatly, and then of course "you don't know how to play the game". While strip miners don't give a shit if someone else wants to go caving 10 seconds after first spawn on a new world. It is always the other way around, those who like the risks and like to do combat have less imagination and low empathy but also are the most judgmental when others don't like the things they love..
lol okay bro. obviously strip miners won't care what someone else is doing, because they just want the destination, when there's a lot of value in the game's journey. shit probably most of the value and experiences are to be had there. I can see why people think others are missing out. And it's okay to judge, but I'm not, and I doubt many others are, telling people they can't or are somehow wrong to play a different way.
You need to reiterate shit every few years as new players cycle in and replace the old heads that are no longer playing. Establishing certain norms is a never ending battle in a lot of long lasting fandoms for this reason.
Somehow the board game community is nicer about playing your own way with house rules than the gaming community, especially if it's available in the game without the use of mods
Tbh, most board game communities I know often either dont play their games or dont know the rules anyway, so its hard for them to be mad over something they dont know is true or not
I don't even dare the minecraft subreddit anymore, shit was so toxic it almost made me quit the game.
I remember mentioning once I had the console edition only, and getting downvoted to shit just for that. Someone even told me, "if you can afford an xbox, you can afford a pc." It's an xbox one s, in 2025 bro.
And I didn't even buy it. It was my dad's he died and I kept it after taking care of his estate alone. I'm poor as shit, I can't even afford gamepass anymore.
Not Minecraft, but I play the Single Player Tarkov mod (Escape from Tarkov) and it’s a breath of fresh air. So many mods for it too making it an interesting experience over vanilla live
"My child will go to Customs dorms for a quest and die to a random head, eyes from full geared no-lifer"
Me, collecting fumo plushies at reserve, knowing well I won't die to a cheater or server lag or some shit
I’ve tried playing without keep inventory as well as gravestone mods. I hate them all. If I have to play without keep inventory I am just not going to play at all.
I prefer keep inv but on servers gravestones will always be funny because I get to laugh at my friends while helping recover a grave from a lava lake in the nether
Once you play with a gravestone mod you'll realize how bullshit the vanilla death system is.
Like gravestone mods are the perfect mix between the keep inventory on and keep inventory off.
It helps that you don't have a strict timer and the amount of items you lose isn't rng related. Oh you died? tough luck shit ass your diamond sword just swerved into a diamond pit.
Once again modded Minecraft is better than vanilla
It's worth nothing that the keep inventory off system is not based on a timer that starts the second you die like many people seem to believe
Your items despawn after 5 minutes as long as the chunk is loaded, a.k.a, if you die 10 minutes away from your spawn, you still have a chance to get your items
Things only happening if a chunk is loaded is one of my most hated Minecraft features.
It would be so trivial for the Devs to "fix" most of the bad or unusual outcomes of it too.
For one, if they wanted to make the item despawn consistent, they could timestamp the chunk when it unloads, and check the new time against that timestamp when it is loaded again.
Then for every:
Baby animal
Crop
Dropped item
They could just use the "number of ticks since last loaded" number from the chunk unload time, and use a probability function to age up the right number of animals, grow the right amount of crop, despawn items dropped more than 5 mins ago etc.
To be fancier, it could be used to add new features, such as if a village has valid spare housing and can expand (i.e. the player built more, or villagers died when the player vi sited), then a similar probability function multiplied by time could be used to roughly "fast forward" the progress the village would have made without the player being tied to the radius of 12-16 chunks of it at all times.
It's always annoyed me that Minecraft basically forces you to stay near your home if you want home things to continue to work. This feature would make exploration with periodic returns to base much more enticing since you could breed your animals and plant your fields and then head off, and have mostly grown animals and mostly grown crops when you return instead of coming back to still tier 1 crops and baby animals after being gone for an hour.
They keep trying to get players to explore, but then make it hard for them to explore without their farms basically shutting down. Even if Pistons stop working, you can come back, flip the piston on, and then still get a working farm.
I love the gravestone mods, for the same reason. It still means I'm punished for stupid decisions (I make many) and have to do better, and I have to go get my shit but I don't ragequit because it's all the way in the Nether when I got lost (again, I suffer from idiot)
One time with my nephew he died in a lava lake in the nether and it took us 45 mins to get to the spot he died, just for both of us to instantly die again 😭 and we didn't have any backup stuff so we had to go mining to become equipped to save our original items and it was so funny but so irritating
Boy i sure do love losing 2 weeks of progress just because some little green shit going Mach fuck hits me into a lava pool while im already on 2 hearts because i just survived 3 suicide bombers in a row.
Yeah my only reason for playing keep inventory is just bullshit deaths.
I do like needing to backtrack to my loot in time, its just not fun when you fall in lava bc lag decided to ignore a block placement (hated this on Playstation lol).
Or when I was in the end, full diamond enchanted, had just found an elytra. Threw a pearl into the little portal to get back, and it just went through and teleported me to the side of another end island...
Playing without some sort of inventory recovery is just playing on hardcore without the prestige because if you die and lose all your endgame gear, you just quit that world cause of how awful it is to grind it again.
The obvious solution here is not to carry your precious endgame gear to places where you won't be able to recover it - until you've crafted a second set.
You might not enjoy that way of playing cautiously, but then what's the point of death in your gameplay at all?
What? I mean most people are bringing their endgame gear.. to the endgame.. where it’s more punishing and a place where you’re likely to lose your stuff for good.
Then you have to grind for endgame gear all over again. Not fun imo
Corail tombstone is a good one. It does a bit more than most grave mods, and if you progress a bit, you basically get the ability to tp back to your point of death
I think a good balance for Minecraft might be having you lose a portion of your experience on death but getting to keep your inventory, sort of like Terraria coins.
All XP should be gone but your inventory should be either intact or stored somewhere. I would not mind a special kind of ender chest that you can't move or destroy at world spawn, as long as that gear can be retrieved. So, if you die and respawn without gear, destroy bed and die again. XP is all gone but you have your gear back and can travel safely.
It sucks SO bad to lose fully enchanted gear that i usually just start a new world, at least the early game has tons of progression happening and lots of rewards.
As someone playing mediumcore on terraria right now. It really sucks. The devs know no one plays on it and don’t bother to balance the game with it in mind. I recently touched the bottom of the world (that kills you instantly now) and lost all my gear, and lost a lot of items that are now unobtainable
I accidentally did something similar in Starbound a while back and basically quit the game for good because it was just not worth it to me to redo all that progress.
I'd say it's not really that comparable. In Terraria getting gear is often very grindy but usually one and done kind of deal, more akin to a permament upgrade. In Minecraft all tools are designed to be expendable, they will break sooner or later (excluding mending) but in exchange they are really easy to get back, to the point you could get diamond gear an hour into the game. Dropping loot on death is way more devastating in Terraria compared to MC.
Minecraft tools stopped being expendable when they introduced structure exclusive loot like Elytra as well as rare weapons like the Mace. Enchanting, especially Mending, is basically a given now for endgame gear since you absolutely do not want your grindy loot to break or go “Too expensive!”. The work that goes into making the perfect gear with Enchanted Books combination isn’t cheap either. Losing them in any way is extremely detrimental in the endgame. There’s a reason why Netherite tools don’t burn in lava, Mojang knows these things aren’t supposed to be easily expendable.
Even if it's pretty cheap that you can just kill yourself to immediately return to your spawn point without consequence I'd rather not lose everything I'm carrying and have to race back to where I was before it despawns because I made a mistake
The only thing that could be godawful, is equipping gear with curse of binding. Then you'd have to continually damage yourself until the gear breaks which may be made worse by unbreaking enchants
People gotta realize a lot of people out there can only game a couple hours a week. Losing all your gear is infinitely more devastating if it reverts weeks of progress
I've always liked the various gravestone mods as a middleground between the 2 options. Dying still involves stakes but without the chance to just delete all your items
Honestly, been playing mc for close to 10 years already. I’m not into pvp nor pve. If there’s an option where I can avoid loosing my items if I die whether to a mob or other. Imma take it. I’m playing to have fun and not to stress over possible consequences.
I haven't played Minecraft in a while, nor have I used keep inventory. However dying and having your stuff despawn because you exploded 20k blocks away from home can completely ruin a play session and idk why ppl blame others for wanting to avoid that.
I think the problem is walking there lol. The game punishes you for exploring.
They need to add some teleportation kind of thing. I know that would be complicated with Minecraft. But walking all the way back to get my stuff is boring
which is funny because it would take way longer to come back lmao. especially if you have a base with supplies to recraft tools and armor.
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it's true but for many people they get a renewed sense of progression and may try different things or change where they would build a base in a new world, instead of grinding for the sake of getting back where you were, even if it could be thinked as doing the same thing
meanwhile me using keep inventory so I don't have to grind for hours all over again just to get my diamond armour/enchants back or spend an ungodly amount of time just walking to get out of a cave or to get back from a long expedition
besides most the time I get back to my stuff without it on its despawned or there's like 5 skeletons camping it because having mobs spawn constantly as long as its dark is good game design
I would rather not waste time backtracking/grinding to get stuff back when I could be building, progressing, farming, fishing ect
Tbh if I die past the first 20 hours of a world I can usually just buy my gear back from villagers, and if I die later on there’s netherite and recovery compasses making it pretty safe to get items back. It’s pretty annoying to get new elytra, so I usually grab a spare or two while I still have the first pair. I know they nerfed raid farms, but there used to be a design that takes an hour max and those make you pretty much invincible too.
Those people would have an aneurism if they found out I swap to peaceful whenever I go mining or if I can't be bothered dealing with hostile mobs lmao
I'm literally playing a mod pack that has armour that makes me nigh on invincible but I still switch it to peaceful if I wanna leave some machines on or am trying to sort out some stuff and don't want to fend off husks and phantoms
For real I only play tech packs. I'm not about to accidentally let lava burn up potentially hours worth of work. I have a full time job I don't need to waste my free time recreating shit I already did
I notice that the loudest most obnoxious minecraft players are the ones who are trying to copy youtubers
Basically the ones who saw Dream SMP and wanted to copy it verbatim and as a result are so invested to try and protect the "minecraft speed run community" not realizing nobody gives a shit outside of their little circle.
Is there a mod where if you die, you leave like a ghost or zombie version of you in the place where you died, and if you kill it you will get all of your items back safely, like in Hollow Knight
You play minecraft however you want, but isn’t keep inventory in the « activate cheat » settings ? I’m not saying it’s bad or anything, I understand why people would use it, as long as you’re having fun it’s whatever, but let’s not say it isn’t a cheat.
This has always been my issue with this discourse and also isn't unique to MC.
YES it's cheating. But it doesn't matter if you cheat on a single player game. Games used to be purposely loaded with cheat codes just so you could mess around in them, these days people think it's some dirty word to take offense to.
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keep inventory on, disable fire spread and disable mob griefing, I don't play to get stressed.
I personally dislike it and don't use it as for me losing your stuff Is part of the challenge of the game but I can understand why it exists and why people use ot
Out of the loop entirely, been playing off and on since beta, happened upon this thread because I was browsing r/all so this is the first I'm hearing about it.
I'd be in your boat. I've got nephews and nieces who play creative or do survival with passive mobs. I get the appeal but it's just, the friction is missing. The idea that I need to be careful, danger around every corner, that makes the game exciting for me even if I'm more mindful than danger being an issue for me.
Keep Inventory sounds like it'd be more of an annoying chore than a riveting life or death situation.
But Minecraft is all about building and that includes the experience one wants out of it.
I'm in bedrock, and I hate that I lose pretty much all of my experience points if I die with out keep inventory. It's an annoying xp grind if you don't have bigger farms like endermen farms set up
I'd play without Keep Inventory if my items didn't explode across a 5000000 block radius without any indication of where it is and despawn within 5 nano seconds
"NOOOOO YOU CAN'T PLAY THIS GAME OFFLINE, IN YOUR OWN WORLD, WITH CHEATS NOOOOOOOOOO, YOU HAVE TO PLAY IT UN ULTRA-HARDCORE MODE, WHERE JEB HIMSELF WILL MURDER YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IF YOU DIE, OR YOU'RE NOT PLAYING IT CORRECTLY >:((((((((((((("
-A caricature that I just made up and hyperbolized for the sake of "comedy" and, hopefully, doesn't actually exist.
After my kids cried hysterically when we were cornered by a creeper in a cave far from base and lost everything we were carrying, I decided that we're always playing with Keep Inventory on.
What I personally hate about playing without keepInventory is that it discourages exploration.
I really like just traveling 1000s of blocks and explore/farm. But traveling those 1000s of blocks back without interacting with the environment is incredibly boring. So just kill yourself and respawn in your base
I mean, TECHNICALLY it is because in Minecraft pocket edition keep inventory is in the "cheating" menu and it disables the ability to obtain achievements in that Minecraft world whenever you turn it on
We've had that debate when setting up our server because some people voiced that otherwise they may get frustrated and quit
Personally I'm of the opinion that should you get into a death loop unable to retrieve your stuff then you probably need to reevaluate your strategy beyond just hauling ass to where you died
We were playing modded already and one of them adds dragons which can and will murk your ass
Personally, I think the despawn mechanic is bull and I hate having f3 open all the time
So I suggested a compromise, using a graves mod
This worked but took some real convincing just to "give it a shot"
Because personally I tend to loose interest if there's no consequences to dying at all
In the end the best thing you can do is talk to people respectfully and things will work out
To be fair, it has been in the cheats menu... literally forever. I use it regularly, mind you, but it is actually considered a cheat by the game itself
It is a cheat, because it removes the risk/challenge of being careful while exploring. But if you wanna use it, you shouldn't get hate for it. Tombstone mod should always be Vanilla imo.
On the other hand I've seen modded players who in the name of "basic qol" get a mod for a minimap that shows the locations of mobs and items, a mod for free teleportation between points, a mod to instantly mine ore, and mod that quadruples their inventory space
Its my fucking world. I play with keep inventory if i want to, i switch to spectator mode for screenshots if i want to and i will even xray for andesite if i want to. What are you gonna do about that huh
To be fair thats all redditors especially with single player games. You go to a sub and mention you use mods to make it more fun or cut the grind then they lose their mind.
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