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Summoning a Copper Golem should require a more complex block arrangement

 

The Copper Golem is a great addition to the game especially for players who are concerned about item organization, but are not too familiar with Redstone. The only problems are that:

  • Players may unintentionally summon the Copper Golem because only 1 copper-based block is needed below the carved pumpkin.
  • The Copper Golem's summoning mechanic is inconsistent with other golems in the game which require a special block configuration to be summoned. (Ex: Summoning an Iron Golem requires placing four iron blocks in a T shape with a carved pumpkin on top. Summoning a Snow Golem requires stacking two snow blocks vertically and placing carved pumpkin on the top)

A way to fix this is to require the copper blocks to be placed in a special arrangement similar to that of Iron Golem and Snow Golem. Since the Copper Golem and its respective Copper chest are about 3 blocks tall when initially summoned, it would make sense that the Copper Golem could adopt a summoning block arrangement similar to that of the Snow Golem (which is also 3 blocks tall in total). For example, Summoning a Copper Golem should require stacking stacking two copper blocks vertically with a carved pumpkin on top.

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    Like I mentioned above, the Copper Golem is about 2 and a half blocks tall. This makes the Snow Golem summoning configuration the most viable as it closely matches the combined height of the summoned Golem and chest. Here is a comparison image below:

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    I agree. A copper chest requires eight copper ingots to craft. It doesn't really make sense how one extra ingot and a carved pumpkin are enough to create an additional Copper Golem with the chest. Two blocks of copper would mean the Copper Golem is composed of a block of copper and one copper ingot (for the lightning rod) which makes perfect sense.

    Furthermore, players might accidentally construct a Copper Golem inside a Trial Chamber if they place down a carved pumpkin on the floor to make room in their inventory. Also, placing jack o' lanterns on your copper floored base for decoration would be trickier. Very specific situations I know, but just more to consider on this subject.

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    Hah I made a similar post just now. I also wondered about the Trial Chamber being a potential problem, but suggested a copper rod on top of the build.

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    It should be copper block, carv pumpkin, lightning rod