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I know almost nothing about mine-craft. How many people played in that arena? I ask because it would be kind of sad if one person did all of that. However, it s
by jostmey 12y ago
I know almost nothing about mine-craft. How many people played in that arena? I ask because it would be kind of sad if one person did all of that. However, it says something pretty cool about humanity if it was constructed by random people passing through, which is that people will naturally work together. In other words, no centralized set of rules are required in order for people to collaborate together to build a (virtual) city.
- rocky1138 12y agoI'm not sure which arena you're speaking about, but a few of our arenas were very popular when we were running the Spleef plugin, which automated restarting of rounds after the last player stood, etc. The best part about having so many players build over a period of several years is discovering little things they built that no one saw. Signs with personal notes. Graves for players who never came back or dogs that died. This kind of thing.
- codeulike 12y agoI think by 'arena' he meant the whole world.