History VideoGame / SuperHostile

* SuspiciousVideogameGenerosity: Near the end of most of his maps, Vechs gives the player huge loads of useful things, such as a massive cave filled with diamonds. Immediately following it is the hardest dungeon in the map.

** Vechs makes fun of Millbee's welsh accent in Legendary, referring to his pronunciation of "tacos" in Sea of Flame.

* RunningGag: "I hate you, die in a fire."

* LawfulEvil: This is what Vechs claims is his alignment as a mapmaker, when he talks to the players via signs. No lies, but will twist the words to suit his needs.

# [[OregonTrail Pigget Panic]]

* EliteArmy: Inferno Mines and the yet to be released Super Hostile: {{Roguelike}} feature Zistykins as enemies. They are [[{{Zisteau}} Zombie Pigmen]] [[AscendedFanboy wielding signs and wearing manpance]].

* MooksButNoBosses: None of the older maps contain boss fights. The more recent maps, on the other hand... In Black Desert II, the wool is obtainable only by killing monsters that are carrying the wool. Later monsters are incredibly difficult. Inferno Mines has [[spoiler: "fleecy mob boss rooms" for a couple of wools.]]

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Any dungeon with the word "Citadel" in it. Vechs lampshades this in Waking Up's Legion Halls area: he basically jokes about wanting a programmer to create a naming program

** Full Diamond Armor in a regular Minecraft world makes you basically unkillable, but with the high density of {{Elite Mooks}} and traps featured in certain areas of a Super Hostile map, you can still die incredibly easily.

** In the case of the Victory Monument, averted in Black Desert II and the earlier versions of Kaizo Caverns. The Victory Monument for Black Desert II also requires a Redstone Ore block, which was used to give extra challenge to speed-runners, and can only be obtained by using a Silk Touch enchanted pickaxe in one of the final areas. In the earlier versions of Kaizo Caverns, there was also the [[HarderThanHard Mastery Monument]].

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Any dungeon with the word "Citadel" in it.

Before {{Minecraft}} had ruins to explore, bosses to fight, and hunger to manage, the community wanted a challenge. They were tired of the [[WideOpenSandbox great expanse]] of Minecraft, tired of building and wandering aimlessly. They looked for a goal to work for, a challenge to be had, and they found the architect of that challenge in a player named Vechs. And what a challenge they found.


Super Hostile is a series of {{Minecraft}} custom maps, ranging from challenging to [[HarderThanHard insanely difficult]]. Each is built with a different theme in mind, a multitude of traps and monsters, and a single goal: Collecting every color of wool and every mineral block[[note]]No dye![[/note]].

* {{Backtracking}}: The Victory Monument is usually relatively early in the map. Not that bad because Vechs provides generous railways back home.

* ClothingDamage: Normal for armor in {{Minecraft}}, though it can be slowed down if the armor in question has Unbreaking enchantments applied to it.

* HomeBase: The Victory Monument functions as this, A player will have to return here a few times if they want to win, and they are generally in places where it's safe to build a house.

* LevelGoal: The Victory Monument

* PlayerVersusEnvironment: All SH maps

* PoisonIsEvil: So much.

* ScratchDamage: You may feel overpowered or invincible, there are always ways to kill you

** Played straight with the standard craftable armor. Why would you waste your resources on craftable armor when you can find tons of the same stuff (but often times enchanted) contained in loot chests?

# Hostilities Begin
# Direct Fire

# Fields of Glory

# [[TrainingMontage Hazardous Training Environment]] (originally Super Hostile #0)
# [[LethalLavaLand Sea of Flame I]] (originally Super Hostile #1)
# [[UnderTheSea Endless Deep I]] (originally Super Hostile #2)
# [[WorldInTheSky Infernal Sky I]] (originally Super Hostile #3)
# [[ShiftingSandLand Black Desert I]] (originally Super Hostile #5)

Every wool is found in a chest inside of a brick box, and is bound to be surrounded by traps. Wool boxes are either placed around the landscape or in a dungeon, depending on the map style.The maps are divided into either '''open-world''' gameplay, where wool boxes are scattered around a large area, or '''Linear-Branching''' gameplay, where many branching paths with wool boxes are spread out between several intersections, which progress linearly into each other.

** Zisteau gets one of the most common chests in the maps dedicated to him: the Zistonian Battlesign, in reference to his decision to break off a sign in Kaizo Caverns and use it as a weapon. These chests also contain manpance.

# [[OregonTrail Pigget]] [[Lemmings Panic]]

There are also multiplayer "race" maps with competing teams, Mini-Hostile maps that are short but still as tough, and Super Docile maps which have similar ideas but a more relaxed, casual, easy attitude.

#1 [[LethalLavaLand Sea Of Flame II]]
#2 [[ZombieApocalypse Fallen Kingdom]]
#3 [[WorldInTheSky Infernal Skies II]]
#4 [[UndergroundLevel Kaizo Caverns]]
#5 [[ShiftingSandLand Black Desert II]]
#6 [[JungleJapes Canopy Carnage]]
#7 [[PatchworkMap Legen]][[MarathonLevel dary]]
#8 [[PlanetHeck Nightmare]] [[ThatOneLevel Realm]]
#9 [[PalmtreePanic Sun]][[BeachEpisode burn]] [[BreatherLevel Islands]]
#10 [[UndergroundLevel Spellbound Caves]]
#11 [[WideOpenSandbox Lethamyr]]
#12 [[LethalLavaLand Inferno]] [[UndergroundLevel Mines]]
#14 [[AllJustADream Waking Up]]

* [[GreenHillZone Hills Of Moo]]
* [[JungleJapes Canopy Basic]]

* [[PlatformHell Ragequit]] [[ChristmasSpecial Holidays]]
* [[UnderTheSea Endless Deep II]]

** Also, the final area of Sunburn Islands: a complete bedrock fortress, featuring several spawners for the four normal mobs, plus regularly spawning Nether mobs. [[spoiler: There's also a chest containing 16 diamond and several stacks of unbreakable bedrock. There's even a warning for anyone silly enough to play with the [[SchmuckBait bed]][[UnwinnableByMistake rock]].

** The Black Heart Citadel from Spellbound Caves, featuring a full army of Blaze and Ghast spawners.
* NonstandardGameOver: If you die in Minecraft you can just respawn. Nightmare Realm instead puts you in a Game Over area if you die without having a bed spawn set.

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Any dungeon with the word "Citadel" in it. Examples include the Citadel Courtyard from Sea of Flame II, which has around five Ghast spawners in close proximity to the wool, the final area of Kaizo Caverns, which features several pillars, each containing four Zombie spawners and four Skeleton spawners, and the Black Heart Citadel from Spellbound Caves, featuring a full on army of Blaze and Ghast spawners.

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Any dungeon with the word "Citadel" in it. Examples include the fourth dungeon from Sea of Flame II, which has around five Ghast spawners in close proximity to the wool, the final area of Kaizo Caverns, which features several pillars, each containing four Zombie spawners and four Skeleton spawners, and the Black Heart Citadel from Spellbound Caves, featuring a full on army of Blaze and Ghast spawners.