Survivalist
The Survivalist modification fundamentally changes the basic survival mechanics in Minecraft, making the gameplay more challenging, realistic, and prolonged.
Major Changes
New Tool Progression System Between stone and iron tools, copper and bronze levels now appear, creating a smoother transition in technological development.
Modified Sleep and Respawn Mechanics Beds no longer set the respawn point - they serve exclusively for skipping the night. The main method for setting the respawn point becomes respawn anchors, which now work in all dimensions. To compensate, the crafting cost of respawn anchors has been significantly reduced.
Separation of Hunger and Health Systems Health now regenerates automatically up to half the health bar. If the player manages to restore health above this level, automatic regeneration resumes. Hunger is no longer tied to health restoration.
Abandoned World Most villages generate as abandoned ruins without living villagers, although some settlements remain untouched. Pillager outposts can also appear in a destroyed state.
All Additions and Changes
- Copper and bronze tools in the progression system
- Tin and tin ore for creating bronze
- New type of stone bricks - small stone bricks with corresponding stairs and slabs
- Goats now drop mutton and wool
- Sheep give less wool
- Beds require twice as much wool for crafting
- Beds do not set the respawn point
- Respawn anchors work in all dimensions
- Villages mostly generate as ruins
- Farmland turns into depleted dirt over time and stops growing crops
- Lodestone crafting became significantly cheaper and no longer requires netherite
- Respawn anchors are 2 times cheaper to craft
- Health regenerates independently of hunger
- Pillager outposts can generate as ruins
- Foxes now drop fox hide
- Iron and gold ores give multiple raw resources
- Copper, iron, and gold raw ore now smelt into nuggets instead of ingots
- Rope for climbing and decoration
