That'd be a Pharm, the lesser known brother of phishing. I assume that your actually getting redirected to a fake site that is replicated to look mostly authentic. I used PayPal to pay for the game, so uh that worked for me.Frozen Donkey Wheel2 said:
That's exactly how I felt about it. I was really hoping it would be some right-wing nutjobs trying to prove that Notch is out to get America or something somehow. To be fair, left-wing nutjobs would also have been entertianing, but now it's neither. I would so have loved to see that, too.Taunta said:
Actually, I'd be surprised if there's anything to tell. Notch had this idea for a game and he went out and did it, and it was unexpectedly popular. It's not like he sold his house to raise money or invented something. It's mostly going to be trivia, like how the Creeper is a failed model for something else and why the day/night cycles work the way they do and why he made it low-res. Probably no depth, but I'd still like to see him try to remember what inspired him to this, that, and the other thing.Sydust said:
I can agree with this, but look how fast the game grew. With that much growth and profit there should definitly have been more added to the game, the guy is all but set for life now. adding cake and calling it a major update isn't really my idea of progress.Asehujiko said:
Pfft. Everyone knows Minecraft Wiki is a front for the evil Mojang conspiracy. No, we need to get to the heart of the issue. What is Notch trying to hide?lvl9000_woot said:[link]http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Creepers[/link]Tharwen said:
Take a look.
OK, so if it IS fake, then how do I buy the game? Every time I try, it redirects me to that page, and I know I haven't already bought it because I downloaded the beta, and it won't let me actually play it until I pay for it.MrLumber said:
