> but that's kind of like saying you enjoy playing zero sidequests in Skyrim or Oblivion. I think it's more like saying that I enjoy playing those games with z

> but that's kind of like saying you enjoy playing zero sidequests in Skyrim or Oblivion. I think it's more like saying that I enjoy playing those games with zero mods (which is true). > what makes the game appealing. To you. I see it as a big Lego bin that you explore for parts, and build creatively within the limitations. When I play it, honestly I play it a lot like I did 15 years ago, just with more variety and options added to the base game since then. Build a fun base, explore around, dig a crazy-looking mine, build a railroad to a few villages, build some redstone-controlled automatic doors or something... I'm rarely on the Java version anymore though; most of the appeal now is playing with my kid, who primarily has access to Bedrock, via tablet. > I would guess that Microsoft discontinuing support for VR [...] Could be. I just bought a used PSVR a few months ago, and VR Minecraft on PS4 was a mix between pretty cool, slightly janky, and slightly nauseating. I'm glad I got to try it for a bit before it disappeared, but I can see why it wouldn't be that popular.