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Let's talk about the freezing effect

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Freezing is a new status effect that can be applied by Frostbites and through new freezing potions crafted from ice balls dropped by defeated Frostbites. While frozen, players are slowed down and take damage over time, creating new challenges during exploration and combat.

Whether you're using ice balls, crafting freezing potions, or battling against the freezing effect, we'd love to hear your thoughts on the topics below:
- Does the freezing effect feel balanced?
- How does the freezing effect feel in player-versus-player combat?
- Is crafting and using freezing potions worth the effort?
- How do ice balls feel to throw and use in combat?

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• September 30, 2026 08:42
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  • November 08, 2026 20:48
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  I want to see the ice balls actually turn water into ice(in any biome) please.

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  • November 10, 2026 15:35
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  Undead mobs - especially Nether mobs - should not be immune to Freezing. If they cannot turn into cold variants, they should die from Freezing like any other mob.

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  • November 10, 2026 18:51
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  I think making all undead mobs immune to the freezing effect is a mistake, all it does is make the freezing effect/potion less useful for players. I can sort of understand zombies and skeletons being immune since they turn into cold variants, but that’s only when they’re in powdered snow, and what about every other undead mob that doesn’t have a cold variant? I honestly think the only undead mobs that should be immune are the stray and frostbite