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Acid liquid

Acid would be a purple or green liquid that can be placed in the Nether, and damages you whilst you’re in it.

Spawns in ponds in nether, end, and overworld underground. Other spawn locations if needed.

Same reactions to lava as water. Water “steams up” on contact or new block formed.

New potion- acid resistance. Protection from acid damage. Brewed with slimeball, or accompanied item

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    I made this concept art for what it could look like. Plz credit my artwork and don't steal this picture!! :)

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    I like the idea but I think acid could be seen as a bit to violent for minecraft

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    Ok gamers idk how to respond to comments but

    thanks for the image! I appreciate it :P

    Also, I don’t see how acid like this is “too violent” for Minecraft... there’s literally lava, which is so much worse

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    Maby you would get acidic cobblestone instead of normal cobblestone, this would be cobblestone that would kill item drops but wouldn't hurt you and other mob entities as a safer version of the lava trash can 

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    Acid doesn't really fit the Nether, nor any biome currently in the game.

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    This could be used to make objects glow in crafting.  I like it.

     

    Glowing objects + RTX = Awesome lighting effects

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    A gray liquid would be more accurate, but takes on a different color when a metal is dissolved. Green for iron, light blue for copper (easily mistaken for water in the desert) and purple for netherite, etc. The "acid vapor" will hurt you when you breathe it in, and corrodes chain, iron and netherite armor slowly.