Frozen Hell!

# Introduction: This data pack was inspired by a peculiar event. When my friend told me, he'll do something for me he'd really not want to when hell freezes over. So, I made it freeze over, literally. Then I built a world around it to still make it playable. This one is different from Redgile's Winter Apocalypse and Crazy_Cherry_Jam's Eternal Winter data pack for mine seriously tries to kill you in a lot of ways, making survival way harder and giving a serious apocalypse, end of the world feeling, while still trying to give barely sufficient enough materials to complete the game. Let's see what's changed. # Features as of 1.19.4: * One edition * Each and every overworld biome generates now with their respective frozen, desolate, snowy variants that were designed specifically for this data pack * Vegetation and animal life is mostly dead/gone as usual * It's always snowing and it's always a dark thunderstorm so hostiles spawn 0-24 * The underground lush caves, dripstone caves and deep dark biomes are untouched so your best bet to get renewable resources is to move underground into a lush cave * Surface azalea trees were removed for it'd be way too easy to find renewable sources this way * To make the gameplay more enjoyable it's recommended to use my Learn from Your Deeds! and Backwards Crafting data packs as well! # Features as of 1.18: * One edition * The overworld is frozen * Some cold biomes were removed with update 1.18 * Some new biomes were added * Resources are very scarce * Almost everything is covered in ice and snow * No animals, villagers and pillagers can exists in these cold environments above ground. They either died or turned to zombies. * Plant life is mostly dead underwater too, however fish and squids are still alive beneath the ice and they can drop kelp, which the player can cultivate to a viable food source by building kelp farms. Perhaps easier than killing 120 zombies for a wheat seed * Undead and otherworldly mobs can withstand the cold such as skeletons, strays, zombies, zombie villagers and endermen * The villages are rundown and uninhabited. * Trees are petrified. They're useless. One must be resourceful with wood for a good while and your best bet is to disassemble shipwrecks and village remains * Igloos are very important. They're the only source of living beings for deep down in the depths they could still survive, imprisoned, waiting for someone to rescue them * Trying to survive, the last of the villagers have brought seeds of all sorts and some food with themselves before dying miserably to the cold * Lava lakes are frozen to obsidian * As a small help ice blocks can be mined without silk touch * Unique music resource pack to make the world feel more desolate and uncaring. You can download it from the downloads as well # Features up to Minecraft version 1.17.1: * Two editions * Two versions * The day broke. The sun won't come up the horizon and barely shines anymore. In (the recommended) 3in1 edition sun isn't even visible. It's gone... 3in1 (recommended) edition freezes all dimensions from the Nether, through the overworld to the end * Basic edition only freezes the overworld * Always Dark (recommended) version obviously doesn't have daylight at all and pretty much like the end * The normal version has the daylight cycle frozen. The sun won't come up higher, it won't leave the horizon and just barely peeks over it to see the last survivors struggling to stay alive * Resources are very scarce * Almost everything is covered in ice and snow * No animals, villagers and pillagers can exists in these cold environments above ground. They either died or turned to zombies. * Plant life is mostly dead underwater too, however fish and squids are still alive beneath the ice and they can drop kelp, which the player can cultivate to a viable food source by building kelp farms. Perhaps easier than killing 120 zombies for a wheat seed * Undead and otherworldly mobs can withstand the cold such as skeletons, strays, zombies, zombie villagers and endermen * The villages are rundown and uninhabited. * 50% of the villages naturally generate as ghost/zombie villages (only 1.0.0 versions) * All the artificial heat/light sources are depleted by the neglection. No torches or lanterns in villages * No plant can stay alive without care in this freezing cold. No crops grow in villages * Plant life is also dead. Flowers withered long ago and grass can't grow. * Trees are petrified. They're useless. One must be resourceful with wood for a good while and your best bet is to disassemble shipwrecks and village remains * Igloos are very important. They're the only source of living beings for deep down in the depths they could still survive, imprisoned, waiting for someone to rescue them * The cold seeped itself through the dimension portals, rendering other worlds frozen too * One can see the last flames of the nether go out if one's watchful enough * Crimson and warped forests petrified as well.