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Experience Boxes
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Save you experience from lose
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Experience Boxes
Do you often lose a large amount of experience due to falling from a great height, lack of oxygen or an unsuccessful raid on mobs? This modification will add a box to the game for the possibility of storing your experience. The game will feature 6 types of new boxes with different levels. The empty box can be created from paper and a bottle. Make sure that there is enough space in the inventory, take an empty box in your hand and click the right mouse button. Now, instead of experience, you will lose a box of experience ;)
Also, you can share your experience with other players. This helps a lot if, for example, you lack 2-3 levels up to level 30, which your friend has.
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