Yay for apple pie!Jedamethis said:Naw, I prefer good old apple pie.bfgmetalhead said:what kind of pie blueberry?Jedamethis said:I still need to get Minecraft, so...yeah. Pie is good.
the servers to buy the game aren't great, i think it either it was or still is that you have to buy the game one at a time, because the server cannot accept more than one purcahse at a time.U71L7Y_F0RMUL4 said:I tried to get it yesterday, but it wouldn't accept my card even though there was no reason what so ever for that to happen.![]()
You mean in "still in alpha"? That's the something different Minecraft is.mindlesspuppet said:Really haven't played since, I think I got bored with it and decided it wasn't worth the frustration. It's one thing when a game is frustratingly difficult because it has a purpose, a goal, some sort of end in sight, Minecraft is something different all together.
Not really, it being in alpha has nothing to do with the natural of the game. Though Notch has mention that he may add some sort of end goal in Minecraft, but also that he's not sure.Amyler said:You mean in "still in alpha"? That's the something different Minecraft is.mindlesspuppet said:Really haven't played since, I think I got bored with it and decided it wasn't worth the frustration. It's one thing when a game is frustratingly difficult because it has a purpose, a goal, some sort of end in sight, Minecraft is something different all together.
Yup, same thing I do. Only for the rare or annoying to get materials, though (diamond, brick, boatloads of wood early on, glass). Actually, never mind, I mod in everything...PauL o_O said:I don't play Minecraft as a Survival game. I use INVedit and use it as a huge world for building, much more fun that way IMO.
The last time I checked, when my lego man "died" to pirates, my collection of lego did not cease to exist.mindlesspuppet said:I foolishly attacked a pig zombie the very first day the Nether was implemented. To my surprise, attacking one of them doesn't cause just one to attack you, but every one in the Nether...
To make matters worse (not sure if this was a bug, or this is how it is now, haven't played lately), but my items weren't retrievable. I figured they just weren't retrievable in the Nether, so I died intentionally to test it in normal world, and the weren't retrievable there either.
Really haven't played since, I think I got bored with it and decided it wasn't worth the frustration. It's one thing when a game is frustratingly difficult because it has a purpose, a goal, some sort of end in sight, Minecraft is something different all together.
What's the point of playing then?Vianyte said:Just use a hacking programme so you don't have to dick around. That's what I did.
Why not just play Minecraft classic then >_>?Eclectic Dreck said:The last time I checked, when my lego man "died" to pirates, my collection of lego did not cease to exist.mindlesspuppet said:I foolishly attacked a pig zombie the very first day the Nether was implemented. To my surprise, attacking one of them doesn't cause just one to attack you, but every one in the Nether...
To make matters worse (not sure if this was a bug, or this is how it is now, haven't played lately), but my items weren't retrievable. I figured they just weren't retrievable in the Nether, so I died intentionally to test it in normal world, and the weren't retrievable there either.
Really haven't played since, I think I got bored with it and decided it wasn't worth the frustration. It's one thing when a game is frustratingly difficult because it has a purpose, a goal, some sort of end in sight, Minecraft is something different all together.
What's the point of playing then?Vianyte said:Just use a hacking programme so you don't have to dick around. That's what I did.
Hell, if you're playing the game to build, why on earth would you really want to trouble yourself with death anyhow?