I try to keep my wishlist close to 100, and I go cull it every so often. But my library keeps growing (probably over 1k now). Such is life.

Yup, I’m pretty sure you can’t put a physical object into a video game.

Sure. I can’t really place where they’re from given the picture, but I’m guessing something in the Americas south of the US? If so, there’s probably plenty of space.

But yeah, it’s possible, I just think in many areas, a meter square pad is doable.

Is that a European roof? I haven’t seen corrugated iron anywhere there, but then again, I haven’t been everywhere in Europe.

Sure, if you’re downtown or something, but my understanding is that most people don’t live downtown, but instead just outside of urban areas.

This doesn’t look like an apartment building.

And the apartments near me have them just behind the complex, usually under the overhang from the roof. If you have a balcony or whatever, it’ll be just below/next to that. Most apartments are only 2-3 floors anyway, and there’s plenty of horizontal space to fit one per unit, or ideally you just include HVAC into the rent so you don’t need as many units. The apartment I lived in had trees next to it, so they stuck them between the trees and the complex.

I fortunately came back to Minecraft during the grace period. Sucks that there was a limit at all.

You know why.

Fortunately, this is easy to work around, just get a VPN hosted in a didn’t different state or country.

We have something similar here in Utah, so I have a WiFi network that is always connected to a VPN in a neighboring state. If something isn’t accessible, I just swap WiFi networks and I’m good.