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Honestly I'm in the same boat, I bought a copy of MC 10 years ago and love the game. Watching it grow just as a game and in the speedrunning community, SMPs, bu
by i13e 5y ago
Honestly I'm in the same boat, I bought a copy of MC 10 years ago and love the game. Watching it grow just as a game and in the speedrunning community, SMPs, builds, Let's Plays, etc has been staggering. But now I'm left questioning what this move means and if the game is taking a different turn from the creative freedom that made it successful in the first place.
- raxxorrax 5y agoTo be honest I haven't played it in ages, but there was a time when I enjoyed it with some friends on our self hosted server. It is still successful and it is probably a completely transformed game by now, but ultimately I think they want to lure people into their environment. I also wouldn't want my kids playing it because of the monetization.
- depaya 5y agoThe version you like is still available... you can play the game and run a server in any version you want. Java has no monetization.
- Shared404 5y agoBut is still being pulled into Microsoft accounts. Enough is enough, I'm done with this. The only game that I'm willing to play with a Microsoft account is the MCC - and that's because I bought it knowing I would need an account, then made a throwaway email and MS account to play it with.