Cubic Castles Geocaching
*SnowyOwl*
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I just thought of this idea. Let me explain what geocaching is before going into my main idea
So my idea is making a geocache type chest/block that you can place, and it could be like a chest but everyone can open it. About 4 or 6 slots should be enough, but you couldn't take something unless you swapped it with something else, the owner of the realm hides the geocache and then throws 4 or 6 items in it (depends on the amount of slots in the container). And then puts clues on a sign at the front of the realm (there could even be a geocache realm tag to find realms with geocaches in it), then, the player follows the clues, finds the geocache, and trades something, such as: takes an imp tail and puts in a top hat.
I don't think you should be able to put basic blocks like dirt, sand, grass etc, but event blocks like gingerbread would be cool. Or the owner could put tags on the geocache on what's allowed to go in it, options like: blocks, hats, decorations, and whichever ones were checked would allow those things to be put in the geocache.
So a geocache is a small container or box of some kind hidden in a spot in a park, woods trail,
etc. Then on your phone you get an app and it says what's near by, and gives clues on where it's at. sometimes it's hidden in a tree hole or tucked under a rock. When you do find one you open it up and there are little things inside, and the way you're supposed to do it is give an item to take an item.
etc. Then on your phone you get an app and it says what's near by, and gives clues on where it's at. sometimes it's hidden in a tree hole or tucked under a rock. When you do find one you open it up and there are little things inside, and the way you're supposed to do it is give an item to take an item.
So my idea is making a geocache type chest/block that you can place, and it could be like a chest but everyone can open it. About 4 or 6 slots should be enough, but you couldn't take something unless you swapped it with something else, the owner of the realm hides the geocache and then throws 4 or 6 items in it (depends on the amount of slots in the container). And then puts clues on a sign at the front of the realm (there could even be a geocache realm tag to find realms with geocaches in it), then, the player follows the clues, finds the geocache, and trades something, such as: takes an imp tail and puts in a top hat.
I don't think you should be able to put basic blocks like dirt, sand, grass etc, but event blocks like gingerbread would be cool. Or the owner could put tags on the geocache on what's allowed to go in it, options like: blocks, hats, decorations, and whichever ones were checked would allow those things to be put in the geocache.
Comments
I see a lot of people leaving dirt
but that's why I said you shouldn't be able to put basic mine-able blocks in it, and you could possibly put tags on it to define what it could hold
maybe a pack that comes with 1-2 coins and a geocache to put in your realm
Like the coin idea too - almost like geo-travelers (coins / travel bugs). Even cooler if we could track / catalog all the different ones we've come in contact with.
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