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This is part of why I enjoy procedurally-generated games like Minecraft: you can learn how to do things in the game, but you can never memorize the game because
by skykooler 7y ago
This is part of why I enjoy procedurally-generated games like Minecraft: you can learn how to do things in the game, but you can never memorize the game because it's different in every world.
- tialaramex 7y agoChallenge style modpacks tend to really bring this out. My completion of Age of Engineering is this small countryside feeling open air base, Direwolf20 (famous YouTube Minecraft player) beat it with a space station. The only obvious commonalty is we both have huge floating energy spheres from Draconic Evolution which looks kinda out of place next to a greenhouse compared to inside a space station. "There's more than one way to do it" is a driving ethos in most of these packs. For speedrunners though any sources of randomness are mostly just annoying. If it's 50 seconds faster to start on a hill, and your personal best is 40 seconds slower than the world record, you're not going to play runs where you didn't start on a hill. You're just going to reload.