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It’s frustrating how Minecraft’s potential hasn’t been realized under Microsoft. The game has such huge potential and tremendous goodwill, and it’s been so stagnant since the acquisition.
If anything, they've had a better release cycle since the acquisition.
Four girls, one boy and all of them love it. Ages 10-22. Roblocks? Not so much.
A multiplayer persistent world like Minecraft with physics would be amazing, and probably replicate Minecraft's success. e.g. If I chop down a tree at the top of a hill it could roll down and potentially wreck your house. Or causing cave-ins and avalanches from indiscriminate mining. Building dams and rerouting rivers. Building realistic defenses and then siege weapons. Fun Add in critter breeding and predation for d…
You may be interested in TerraFirmaCraft ( https://terrafirmacraft.com/f/info ), then. It's a Minecraft mod that tries to increase the realism of the game, I don't know if there are avalanches or tree rolling mechanisms, yet the mining system is greatly changed to include cave ins and other structural changes. "TFC has thrown out Vanilla generation and started on a fresh slate. Sea-level has been raised to twice the…
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You may be interested in TerraFirmaCraft ( https://terrafirmacraft.com/f/info ), then. It's a Minecraft mod that tries to increase the realism of the game, I don't know if there are avalanches or tree rolling mechanisms, yet the mining system is greatly changed to include cave ins and other structural changes. "TFC has thrown out Vanilla generation and started on a fresh slate. Sea-level has been raised to twice the…
I believe there is also an aspect of food spoiling if you keep it in your inventory for too long too, along with stats for protein, carbs, etc.
A fact you could [ab]use by sneaking it into other players' inventories.
A multiplayer persistent world like Minecraft with physics would be amazing, and probably replicate Minecraft's success. e.g. If I chop down a tree at the top of a hill it could roll down and potentially wreck your house. Or causing cave-ins and avalanches from indiscriminate mining. Building dams and rerouting rivers. Building realistic defenses and then siege weapons. Fun Add in critter breeding and predation for d…
A multiplayer persistent world like Minecraft with physics would be amazing, and probably replicate Minecraft's success. e.g. If I chop down a tree at the top of a hill it could roll down and potentially wreck your house. Or causing cave-ins and avalanches from indiscriminate mining. Building dams and rerouting rivers. Building realistic defenses and then siege weapons. Fun Add in critter breeding and predation for d…
Never let realism get in the way of game play...
It’s frustrating how Minecraft’s potential hasn’t been realized under Microsoft. The game has such huge potential and tremendous goodwill, and it’s been so stagnant since the acquisition.
Stagnant? I don't think you play or know the game at all.
It annoys me when people call Roblox a game. It's an engine and a platform. It's like calling Unity or Unreal Engine a game.
Roblox does a fantastic job at giving creative young minds an opportunity to expand on their ideas — something very few other "games" accomplish.