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I think a big part of the enjoyment comes from the feeling of ownership and achievement in everything you build. You have to work to get all that stone to build
by mambodog 16y ago
I think a big part of the enjoyment comes from the feeling of ownership and achievement in everything you build. You have to work to get all that stone to build your house, and you have to build it yourself, brick by brick. You have to dig miles of tunnels to find those rare ores. Also, you actually have something to show for all the work you've done, something you can use. If you're playing survival, it's a fort that will protect you from your enemies. The third panel of this recent PA comic really sums that feeling: http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2010/9/20/ http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2010/9/20/
- wlievens 16y agoDamn yes. The unsettling feeling you get when you enter a night and realize you haven't found any brimstone (or whatever is used to make torches) yet is awesome. It's a bit too easy to escape the creepers though, because the physics are too forgiving. You can just build stairs in the sky and destroy the bottom steps to make an unreachable safehouse.