In any roleplaying video game, the point that the player last saved. In the event of a game over, the player would pick up at that point.
Remotely related to "restart point," but more often than not used by hardc0re or wannabe gamers to emphasize the immortality of game sprites.
Remotely related to "restart point," but more often than not used by hardc0re or wannabe gamers to emphasize the immortality of game sprites.
"Sh*t man, that bullet went right through your chest!"
"No worries, I'll meet you at the respawn point. *cough, cough*"
"No worries, I'll meet you at the respawn point. *cough, cough*"
by Opster95 September 18, 2003
by DrStrangeAL March 9, 2015
by i amm violin July 9, 2022
A placeable item that lets players respawn in the Nether, where setting respawn points with beds is impossible. Its crafting recipe is six crying obsidian and three glowstone. It requires a glowstone to charge for a single respawn attempt. Interestingly it can be shared with multiple players. Charging a respawn anchor in the Overworld can cause a fatal explosion which is more powerful than creepers and can ignite nearby blocks.
For the next updates, I hope that respawn anchors can also be used in the End, or any dimensions where the concept of day and night cycle do not exist.
by KisaragiHina313 September 12, 2021