@GabrielOflTM@Marmitex78 Wanted to trial run this multi year update approach with a new dimension before doing the same for the end because again the end update will be the most important update the game has ever received and they know they have to get it right (2/2)
@GabrielOflTM@Marmitex78 The modern Mojang Devs have no experience working on actual boss fights, the Sift was there opportunity to gain that experience before tackling updating the most important boss fight in the entire game, it is also their first multi year major update, they most likely (1/2)
@xavier317132380@link_ttf I wouldn't exactly say disappointing since 1.19 I know 1.20 wasn't widely well received but 1.21 was a phenomenal update and pretty much universally loved by the community
@ehrman_brandon @Minecraft Both the breeze rod and the heavy core are only found in the trial chambers. It gives a reason to actually go to the structure.
@OlaLN@OConnorOisin Those plans are the transport plan they weren't put forward by Eamonn Ryan but were put forward by Dublin City Council, they were announced last September and passed on the 7th if February.
Relatives have found the body of a six-year-old Palestinian girl who had begged Gaza rescuers to send help after being trapped by Israeli military fire, along with the bodies of five of her family members and two ambulance workers who had gone to save her https://t.co/BHPv2L75M3
@BarraMac22 @PeterDooleyDUB What are you honestly even talking abt? The same thing has been done on Henry Street, Grafton Street, Capel Street, Mary Street. It's a handful of streets being reserved for public transport and active travel.
@BrianODowd5@ciarancannon The greens have brought cheaper public transport, they have pushed busconnects to the point it's at now where 3 of the 12 corridors are actively being built, they have pushed metrolink through all of its stages to the point it now will be starting construction in the next year.
@popspancho @Wild__Med @IrishDocsEnv@DublinCommuters@GalwayCycling@LimerickCycling Yeah they have their own way but it's a universal truth that cars are bad for air quality, noise levels, public transport efficiency, the list goes on. We need to start building our city for its people not the cars some of them drive.
@BFraggles@BeagleyBeag@Niall_Boylan Even if we aren't the number one emitter in the world we need to be adapting and planning for the effects climate change is going to have on our country.
@Paddy1John36304@Hurley_Stick@techbuzzinfo@CorkGreens The centre of a capital city should not be a transport route. Especially when that city has extremely narrow streets. Removing the traffic going through our city makes it a better place to spend time in.
Today in Dublin City Hall at the transport SPC will be remembered as the day Dublin City councillors from across all parties decided to transform our city centre for the better. In a transport plan with overwhelming public support to take congestion from the heart of our beloved city centre, clear the arteries and let it breathe. To create a truly liveable city. Do it now was the most common comment in the survey! Also wanting greening semi mature tree planting and placemaking.
@Aghaidh@Nolan5Vinny@greenparty_ie No government party is responsible for legalising abortions the irish electorate voted to give women the right to choose.
@PatOBrienAvalon @JamesMFKearney They want to build more social housing and reduce prices for renting and mortgages which would mean the answer to your first two questions is yes and to answer your third question they're left of center.