Explain it to me. Never played. What's the purpose? Why is the community obsessed with it? What do you do in the game? I never got around to playing it, but 64D is not the only community I've seen play MC all the time. So what's the hype about?
Explain it to me. Never played. What's the purpose? Why is the community obsessed with it? What do you do in the game? I never got around to playing it, but 64D is not the only community I've seen play MC all the time. So what's the hype about?
It's a survival evolution game, you start off with nothing and you have to start collecting resources. At night zombies and other evil things come out that ttry and kill you, which is why you have to build a shelter out of things you collected. Over all its a pretty good game and you should give it a try. Although its now subscription as its BETA.
:D hope that helped.Pretty much what Alex said.
But he forgot one thing.He forgot to mention that it's pretty much the best video game idea evar. :DSubscription? There's no subscription fee for minecraft, what are you talking about.
Minecraft is pretty much an infinite, randomly generated landscape of lego, with different types of blocks that you can combine in dozens of different ways to create new blocks, or tools, or items. That is the "craft". The "mine" is that some materials are found deep underground, which means you have to go into caves, or make your own, to find it.A lot of the appeal is that it is, effectively, unlimited within it's own world. Anything you can see, you can use, or take, or destroy. You can level mountains, or build new ones. You can drain a sea, or simply move it underground. You can build any structure you can imagine, stretching over an area larger than the earth.It's also apparently addictive, I haven't really played it because I can't afford to get hooked.
It's a Christian game that is mainly used to convert non-believers: http://objectiveministries.org/zounds/review-minecraft.html
Bah, that sucked.
Can you see everything that other people have made and interact with them in the online world?
Yes.
Sort of. There's a singleplayer mode, where no, you can't, but there's also multiplayer mode which is a traditional server-based thing where you all inhabit one persistent world that acts just like the SP world (as in, ~infinite in all directions except up and down) where yes, everybody on that server shares the same world. Not MMO-style, though.