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Part of Minecraft's popularity is it's history of bugs and hacks. It's what makes it all interesting isn't it? If everything worked perfectly from day 1 and eve
by sly010 12y ago
Part of Minecraft's popularity is it's history of bugs and hacks. It's what makes it all interesting isn't it?
If everything worked perfectly from day 1 and every feature were part of the core there would be no sense of ownership, as people would understand the limits very quickly and would move on to Dwarf Fortress.
Of course there are some actual bugs, but sometimes those bugs are a lot of fun! (of course i am just guessing, i am not a player)
Edit: It's fascinating how difficult it is to intentionally engineer something with the purpose of it being hacked on by people.