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Shotbow
Aug
18
by halowars91 at 4:55 PM
Darker Pasts Lead to Brighter Futures:
Surrounded by obsidian peaks, the lone monolith, a representation of Therum’s imprisonment, sat at the center of a lake. This spire was unlike any of its counterparts and was one of two that were released for the world of MineZ 2.
![[IMG]](https://i.imgur.com/8rV6E3F.png)
These spires (Pluvia and Therum) were among many of the most unique and beautiful builds that were lost to us when MineZ 2 was placed into the Garage. MineZ 2 was never completed, and the world you experienced and played through was not the intended final result. A whole trove of builds and dungeons planned and built in varying levels of completion sit collecting dust on our build server now.
Perhaps one of the most important things lost though, was its story. MineZ 2, in my writing, was intended to be a tragedy. From the beginning you would know the end. It was a narrative prequel to MineZ, and the story it would tell would be instrumental in the arc of MineZ’s story.
The more adventurous player will know that two notable locations from MineZ 2 have resurfaced in our world; Helia and Asindia. Yet, how did these locations come to wind up buried under the world, only recently being discovered? The Origins update has the arduous task of telling that story that was lost to time, and the role that it served in shaping MineZ’s lore.
Legends:
When it comes to the lore of this game, we faced a hard decision. MineZ’s existing lore comes in many forms: Signs, loreblocks, lorebooks, and physical locations. However, it also comes in the form of many authors, and while many voices often make for a chorus, I and many others have had a hard time realizing the full scope of this game’s story given the input of so many others.
Some lore is outdated, some lore makes no sense, and other lore is so incredibly cryptic and has no other information that not even I can figure out what the original author intended. It was for this reason that we decided if we were going to do this game justice, it would need to be with a clean slate.
This does not mean the lore you know will be invalidated. For the most parts, the story is the same, but the goal of this has been to cleanup some details and to make the world seem more connected than it has previously.
While the inhabitants of this world are dead, the world is very much alive and teeming with secrets. I believe that through this rework, you will be able to clearly map out the events that have led to this point.
Locations:
As I have said all too recently, there are some large changes on the horizon. Some that not everyone might be comfortable with, yet they are necessary. For example, we’ve finally patched nearly every two-block hole in the jungle making the trek to Agni Ignis passable! This was a monumental effort to explore this jungle and really fix it so players could explore it, and I hope in the future you might.
Furthermore we've revamped a couple of locations that you wouldn't even guess! These locations will not be spoiled by any pictures or future promotions, so you'll have to explore!
Sunset and Moonrise:
One of the most interesting and rewarding experiences you can have is watching players dissect the story threads you have laid out before them, and no thread has been more interesting then The Eclipsed. This group found its introduction at the end of the Secret Project Update, in the halls of the Library of Axis Mundi.
Since then, they have supposedly been linked to many other locations throughout the map, yet their purpose and their impact has yet to be revealed. Besides a wayward member of their group who has been spotted crossing the map in search of something(recently), there appears to be no one else that could tell their tale.
~Until Next Time,
Halo
Surrounded by obsidian peaks, the lone monolith, a representation of Therum’s imprisonment, sat at the center of a lake. This spire was unlike any of its counterparts and was one of two that were released for the world of MineZ 2.
These spires (Pluvia and Therum) were among many of the most unique and beautiful builds that were lost to us when MineZ 2 was placed into the Garage. MineZ 2 was never completed, and the world you experienced and played through was not the intended final result. A whole trove of builds and dungeons planned and built in varying levels of completion sit collecting dust on our build server now.
Perhaps one of the most important things lost though, was its story. MineZ 2, in my writing, was intended to be a tragedy. From the beginning you would know the end. It was a narrative prequel to MineZ, and the story it would tell would be instrumental in the arc of MineZ’s story.
The more adventurous player will know that two notable locations from MineZ 2 have resurfaced in our world; Helia and Asindia. Yet, how did these locations come to wind up buried under the world, only recently being discovered? The Origins update has the arduous task of telling that story that was lost to time, and the role that it served in shaping MineZ’s lore.
Legends:
When it comes to the lore of this game, we faced a hard decision. MineZ’s existing lore comes in many forms: Signs, loreblocks, lorebooks, and physical locations. However, it also comes in the form of many authors, and while many voices often make for a chorus, I and many others have had a hard time realizing the full scope of this game’s story given the input of so many others.
Some lore is outdated, some lore makes no sense, and other lore is so incredibly cryptic and has no other information that not even I can figure out what the original author intended. It was for this reason that we decided if we were going to do this game justice, it would need to be with a clean slate.
This does not mean the lore you know will be invalidated. For the most parts, the story is the same, but the goal of this has been to cleanup some details and to make the world seem more connected than it has previously.
While the inhabitants of this world are dead, the world is very much alive and teeming with secrets. I believe that through this rework, you will be able to clearly map out the events that have led to this point.
Locations:
As I have said all too recently, there are some large changes on the horizon. Some that not everyone might be comfortable with, yet they are necessary. For example, we’ve finally patched nearly every two-block hole in the jungle making the trek to Agni Ignis passable! This was a monumental effort to explore this jungle and really fix it so players could explore it, and I hope in the future you might.
Furthermore we've revamped a couple of locations that you wouldn't even guess! These locations will not be spoiled by any pictures or future promotions, so you'll have to explore!
Sunset and Moonrise:
One of the most interesting and rewarding experiences you can have is watching players dissect the story threads you have laid out before them, and no thread has been more interesting then The Eclipsed. This group found its introduction at the end of the Secret Project Update, in the halls of the Library of Axis Mundi.
Since then, they have supposedly been linked to many other locations throughout the map, yet their purpose and their impact has yet to be revealed. Besides a wayward member of their group who has been spotted crossing the map in search of something(recently), there appears to be no one else that could tell their tale.
~Until Next Time,
Halo
Aug
09
Hey everyone!
It's been a while hasn’t it? Well I’m happy to release these updates for you that are now LIVE! More updates will be coming in the weeks ahead so keep an eye out
Build Updates:
Many people have asked about map expansions etc, well to explain officially here. We have put all new map changes on hold for the moment due to the fact that the current map state is fairly big right now, however the build team will still continue to make fixes to the map where appropriate.
Weapon/Combat Changes:
Pistols:
- Desert Eagle
- Increased knockback
- Increased clip size
- AP Pistol
- Decreased knockback
- SNS Pistol
- Decreased knockback
- Decreased damage
- Combat Pistol
- Decreased damage
- Increased fire rate
- Tec9
- Increased fire rate
- Decreased damage
- SMG
- Increased fire rate
- Micro SMG
- Decreased damage
- Increased fire rate
- Gusenberg Sweeper
- Increased knockback
- Increased damage
- Assault SMG
- Increased knockback
- Increased damage
- Combat Shotgun
- Increased damage
- Decreased knockback
- Increased fire rate
- Sawnoff Shotgun
- Decreased fire rate
- Increased damage
- Pump Shotgun
- Decreased knockback
- Bullpup Shotgun
- Increased damage
- Decreased clip size
- All shotguns have different amounts of bullet spray (before it was the same bullet spray for each shotgun)
- All shotguns have different amounts of "pellets" shot from the gun (all shotguns shot 5 "pellets" before)
- AK-47
- Increased damage
- Increased clip size
- Increased fire rate
- M4
- Decreased knockback
- Increased damage
- Decreased clip size
- Carbine Rifle
- Increased fire rate
- Decreased knockback
- Special Carbine
- Increased knockback
- All assault rifles now have bullet spray.
Light Machine Guns:
- Combat MG
- Decreased damage
- MG
- Decreased fire rate
Others:
- Grenade Launcher
- Increased fire rate
- Rocket Launcher
- Decreased fire rate
- Vulcan Mini Gun
- Increased damage
- Increased knockback
- Increased damage for all launchers
- Decreased bullet spray for all launchers
- Decreased damage for all sniper rifles
- Disabled all snipers, both carbines and both LMG's from being used while using a jetpack
- All previous items in the weapon shop that were not available for purchase in the shop, can now be purchased.
- Adjusted prices in weapon shop.
- Adjusted weapon attachment prices and level requirement.
- Adjusted weapon levels in weapon shop.
Other changes/fixes:
- Weapon Attachments added to loot chests
- Bandages added to loot chests.
- Fixed "level advantage" issue.
- Fixed an issue where "too many cops detected" was activating when there was only 1 cop online.
- Fixed a spectator mode teleport bug.
Civilian:
Thug:
Cost:
$1500
SBXP Cost: 75
Items:
- Knfie
- Micro SMG
- 5x SMG Ammo
- 3 Bread
- 2 Bandages
Street Boss:
Cost: $2750
SBXP Cost: 150
Items:
- Silenced 9mm
- Hammer
- 2 Molotov
- 7 Pistol Ammo
- 3 Apples
Gunman:
Cost: $3000
SBXP Cost: 250
Items:
- Hatchet
- SMG
- Sawnoff Shotgun
- 8 SMG Ammo
- 8 Shotgun Ammo
- 3 Bacon
Juggernaut:
Cost: $6250
SBXP Cost: 375
Items:
- Crowbar
- MG
- 12 LMG Ammo
- 3 Molotov
- 1 TNT
- 5 Cooked Fish
- Set of iron armour
Assassin:
Cost: $9200
SBXP Cost: 425
Items:
- Knfie
- Rifle
- 10 Rifle Ammo
- 5 Bread
- 3 Parachute
- 2 Parkour Boots
Mobster:
Cost: $9800
SBXP Cost: 500
Items:
- Guesenberg Sweeper
- 15 SMG Ammo
- 2 FlashBangs
- 2 Grenades
- Jetpack
- 5 Bread
- 2 Vehicle Speed Upgrade
- 3 Bandages
Cop:
Deputy:
Cost: $1600
SBXP Cost: 75
Items:
- Nightstick
- 9mm
- 5 Pistol ammo
- Scanner
- 4 Tazers
- 2 Bandages
- 3 Bread
Marshall:
Cost: $2850
SBXP Cost: 150
Items:
- Katana
- Assault SMG
- 8 SMG Ammo
- 2 Grenades
- 2 Bandage
- 3 Chicken
Medic:
Cost: $300
SBXP Cost: 250
Items:
- Nightstick
- SMG
- 15 SMG Ammo
- Instant Health Potion
- 2 FlashBangs
- 3 Steak
Weapons Specialist:
Cost: $6250
SBXP Cost: 375
Items:
- Knife
- SMG
- Desert Eagle
- 10 Pistol Ammo
- 10 SMG Ammo
- 3 Bandage
- 1 Reload speed increase attachment
- 5 Bacon
Agent:
Cost: $9200
SBXP Cost: 425
Items:
- Marksman Rifle
- 10 Rifle Ammo
- Sat Nav
- Scanner
- 3 Parachute
- 5 Bread
Commissioner:
Cost: $9800
SBXP Cost: 500
Items:
- Hatchet
- Bullpup Shotgun
- 15 Shotgun Ammo
- Jetpack
- 2 Bandages
XP Boosters!
For the first time MTA will be hosting a x2 SBXP booster From Friday 9th 10pm CST until MIDNIGHT CST Monday 12th. Go get that xp, you're gonna need it
Aug
02
![[IMG]](https://i.imgur.com/FXrKQ6A.png)
Hello Shotbow! Welcome to the August edition of Dentril's New Moon. I'm your host, Mistri!
Updates
MineZ Updates
This month was huge for MineZ! First up, check out the new update that we released earlier today on the state of MineZ: Origins here!
![[IMG]](https://i.imgur.com/LAuvp5W.png)
I don't know about you all, but when I read that thread for the first time, I was really hyped. Let me know if you're excited for Origins as a comment below!
Earlier this month, we released a statement about the future of MineZ, namely letting the players know that MineZ will be updated to 1.12.2 in the near future. Check it out here!
Statistics
SMASH Rankings
The summer season is in session, so rack up that ELO quickly before it's over! The current standings are:
- 1st - _BrightDarkness_ (1206)
- 2nd - Acstes (1149)
- 3rd - Cometcat13 (1097)
MTA Leaderboards for July 2019
Combat:
- 1st - YuKingRequiem KDR: 75:1 (75.0)
- 2nd - ChaosChan KDR: 49:1 (49.0)
- 3rd - willow90 KDR: 48:1 (48.0)
- 1st - MESLEG Arrests: 17.0
- 2nd - Azura_04 Arrests: 14.0
- 3rd - ChaosChan Arrests: 13.0
- 1st - MESLEG Experience gained: 37363.0
- 2nd - TnTirk Experience gained: 32763.0
- 3rd - Viral333 Experience gained: 27092.0
- 1st - Viral333 Minigames won: 88.0
- 2nd - MESLEG Minigames won: 57.0
- 3rd - TnTirk Minigames won: 30.0
Staff updates:
- jiren74 joined the SMASH Mini Admin Team
- Furry and HellionX2 joined the MineZ Mini Admin Team
- A total of 48,596,872 XP was earned by players this month
- There were 736 players banned in the last month
- This month, we reached a peak playercount of 366 on July 12
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