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I wish I hadn't gotten over it. It was a lot of fun for a few years there. I get nothing out of single player though and finding a good server is such a pain in
by toxican 11y ago
I wish I hadn't gotten over it. It was a lot of fun for a few years there. I get nothing out of single player though and finding a good server is such a pain in the ass. Or at least it's a fruitless chasing of the experiences I had on my first big multiplayer server, which I'll obviously never be able to re-capture. This is also why I can't get hooked on WoW again.
- DanBC 11y ago(Not trying to change your mind) Why doesn't single player do anything? Did you try different play styles (eg, flatcore?) or was it just the lack of other people to build with? It's a shame that Minecraft on a server has ridiculous requirements, because there is a need for better servers.
- jebblue 11y agoI agree, Minecraft worlds unlike some other sandbox games are backwards compatible mostly. You can create a world with the custom presets that is wild, all hills, all diamonds, massive floating islands in the sky, you name it then go back and play them whenever or as often as you like. Single Player still rocks!
- toxican 11y agoThe style of MC that I love is the whole Towny/loose RPing thing that you see a lot of in multiplayer. We'd build towns, form nations, have little battles, etc. There was local government and little goofy things that weren't taken very seriously, but still a lot of fun. The server had a lot of issues though. Such as the owner being the final word on everything, but not playing the game at all other than to check in occasionally. I set out to create my own server with a similar premise, but sans the issues...but man that is a lot of work to do alone!