Bug: falling though solid layer of blocks

I played it and finished it with all achievements. It was solid but first Layers of fear was much better.

Some new findings... Bedrock is, in fact, layers 1-5 (confirmed w/the addition of coordinates on the map) so I now do 2 layers - standing on layer 6, branches 3 blocks high (exposes layer 6-10) and another 2 blocks up on layer 11 (exposes layer 11-15). If
you want the most bang for your buck, work on layer 11. I got the most ore that way. Also, I'm now doing 1x3 tunnels (vs 2x3) and making 12 branches per-spoke. Based on the comments here, 2-block width was redundant. Happy mining!

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actually you can still fall off, it's just not as easy.

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Not sure if it's in this version or not but not too long ago there was a bug on the pc where you would fall off if you crouched walked over the corner of 2 blocks. Haven't tried it on here yet so I'm not sure if it exists yet.

There is no way NBA2K14 will be a 60GB download. That is what is know as covering ones backside. Some games will rock up closer to 50GBs this generation though, no question. On the PS4 we hear tell that Killzone is nearing a 50GB file, and if games are using
bigger, more detailed and just plain more texture maps then yes, game files can become HUGE pretty rapidly. But I look at top line PC releases that have multipe texture file blocks and other duplicated assets that only just scratch over 30GBs and think it
is just massively unlikely that over night we'll see all games starting to rock in at 50GB.

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Also just for those interested Blu-ray disc layers come in 25GB layers. So a 2 layer disc is 50GBs and a triple layer disc 75GBs and so on and so forth. I believe the maximum currently achieced is a 16 layer disc that rocks in at 400GBs. But I'm not sure
standard Blu-ray drives support up to that many layers, I personally thought 4 layers was the basic standard required. Could be wrong though, I've not kept up to date with the BRDA stuff.

Hmm. Never actually seen "dual layer dvd's." I have seen dual layer HDDVD's and Blu-ray discs though.