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Wax Shouldn't Be Applicable to Copper Golems

I suggest that wax (honeycombs) should not be applicable to copper golems. From both a logical and immersive standpoint, it doesn't make much sense. A copper golem is a mechanical construct, and like any mechanism, it needs regular movement and lubrication, not blockage. In real life, wax is used to prevent oxidation and corrosion, but it also interferes with the movement of mechanical parts. Since copper golems are made of gears and moving components, applying wax should actually hinder their function. Preventing waxing on copper golems would make their behavior more consistent with their mechanical nature. Alternatively, there could be a more logical way to maintain them — such as oiling, repairing with copper ingots, or some other mechanic that fits their design.

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• July 09, 2025 06:45
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  • October 06, 2025 04:03
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  By that logic villagers would need to do all that with iron golems too but they don’t. I see your point but it’s just a way people can keep their little buddies alive without having to constantly use the axe on them besides it gives more uses for honeycombs which are generally only used for decoration or beehives so I’m fine with it. There are plenty of things that are unrealistic when it comes to companions in Minecraft you don’t have to feed dogs unless you want to breed or heal same with any other pet. From a realistic point I get it but from a game point it makes sense sorry if I seem condescending or rude if I do that’s not my intention.