Wild Update

Greetings everyone! I'm sure you all just clicked on this to see me type a really long message, right? No? Ok . . . So anyways, I understand our wild is supposed to make us "unique," but in reality it just isn't worth it. Any new player looks at it for a few minutes, then gets bored because of such lackluster landscaping. It isn't the structures that detract from this, but the lack of variety in biomes. Wild is endless amounts of deserts, savannahs, and plains. There are only a handful of the best biomes, such as mesas, ice spikes, jungles, and mushroom islands. And there are few extreme hills, roofed forests, and oceans. What makes Meepcraft unique is not going to be weird trees and random stone brick structures in a sea of deserts, but an amazing community (check). In addition, people are familiar with standard world generation, so it seems very strange to new players to view a lot of different kinds of trees. My suggestion would be to either remove custom wild completely, or modify it so it contains normal biome generation.
Thanks for reading!

 

I think wilds fine, maybe just give it its own SSD and a few more gigs of ram, because it often lags.

 

YES, reset wild and return it to vanilla. I have never come across an ocean or a mesa biome/
+1

 

If you remove it won't the eco die? because of less resources

 

-1 I know people who came on just for the wild because it is so cool looking. I personally like the new wild. Also yesterday I found a ice biome on my first try :/

 

I am not suggesting remove wild, merely the custom wild

I agree that it is unique, but the vast majority of players are doing one of two things in the wild.
A. Hunting the supply drop
B. Mining
I think we could keep custom wild if we made slight modifications to biome generation. Many times, I have come across biomes that are ruined because the custom wild overrides natural generation. (Like a normal village house with a custom tree sticking out of it.)
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Denied, the biomes are fine as they are. Thank you for the suggestion, though!