Ceroria
Mockingjay
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Okay. People's armor aura doesn't turn red anymore, you can't blockhit, and the entire issue of autoclicking was almost fixed. If anything, 1.8 has benefitted us. It took a while for hacks to update to the version, meaning the hacker population decreased, and closet cheating (macros/TB) has been nullified.
As for the lag, I don't know what everyone is complaining about. I split my time between my mom's and dad's house and neither of my computers have had any frame rate drops, I mean these computers are pretty good but I still would have had some FPS drops, and I haven't.
1.8 hasn't "taken away from all skill" it's made us adapt to new ways of PvPing. It's opened my eyes to things other than click speed and strafing, although click speed never was a determining factor in a fight, it was only slightly beneficial if you look at the legitimate mechanics of PvP.
So, I've done a lot of defending on 1.8. I think it has improved the mechanics of our network by letting us add features that would be otherwise impossible. Yes, 1.7 is more comfortable for playing, but having our server 1.8 evens out the playing field.
Look at Badlion. They have both versions, but they also have serious lag issues, and an uneven playing field. Players on 1.7 have a distinct reach and combo advantage over players on 1.8.
Overall, 1.8 is the most recent and stable version of Minecraft and we need to accept that. You can't stay on 1.7 forever.
As for the lag, I don't know what everyone is complaining about. I split my time between my mom's and dad's house and neither of my computers have had any frame rate drops, I mean these computers are pretty good but I still would have had some FPS drops, and I haven't.
1.8 hasn't "taken away from all skill" it's made us adapt to new ways of PvPing. It's opened my eyes to things other than click speed and strafing, although click speed never was a determining factor in a fight, it was only slightly beneficial if you look at the legitimate mechanics of PvP.
So, I've done a lot of defending on 1.8. I think it has improved the mechanics of our network by letting us add features that would be otherwise impossible. Yes, 1.7 is more comfortable for playing, but having our server 1.8 evens out the playing field.
Look at Badlion. They have both versions, but they also have serious lag issues, and an uneven playing field. Players on 1.7 have a distinct reach and combo advantage over players on 1.8.
Overall, 1.8 is the most recent and stable version of Minecraft and we need to accept that. You can't stay on 1.7 forever.