Minecraft 越来越 RPG 化了。

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村庄和掠夺（Village and Pillage）是Java版1.14版本的名称，也是基岩版1.8版本的名称，它是即将更新的主版本，未确定发布日期。[1]

摘自 Minecraft Wiki

村庄与掠夺，一看上去就是 RPG 题材的东西。

  • 弩
    • 比弓拥有更高的伤害，但需要更长的时间拉弦蓄力。
    • 可以附上新的附魔:
      • 多重射击
        • 一次发射三支不同方向的箭。
      • 快速填充
        • 拉弦蓄力速度加快。
      • 贯穿
        • 发射的箭会穿透生物。
    • 当主手上拿着弩，副手上拿着烟花火箭时，可以发射烟花火箭。
    • 可以合成。
  • 浆果
    • 一种食物。
    • 由灌木丛林产出。
摘自 Minecraft Wiki

弩，典型的 RPG 游戏中会出现的武器。与其他 RPG 游戏不同的是，Minecraft 中的弓的伤害比近战伤害似乎会高一点。

再说的话，就是这次更新加入的方块太多装饰性方块了，几乎就是越来越 RPG 了，风格开始有所偏向性了。

怎么说呢，不是说不好，而是有些让人意外。虽然也是意料之中。

Lake桑

2018.11.17 

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