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Minecraft is a sandbox construction game created by Mojang AB. It's development started around the 10th of May 2009. Pre-orders for the full game started being accepted on the 13th of June, 2009.
Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you can imagine. At night monsters come out, make sure to build a shelter before that happens. It also has music by C418.
I've renamed the old version of the game "Minecraft Classic", and will be slowly phasing it out. I won't remove it, though. Just hide it.
You can read more on the development blog, or here.
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Latest News: Minecraft Snapshot 13w19a
4 comments by Ricochet- on May 11th, 2013
- Added new stained hardened clay.
- Enabled access to the donkey & mule inventories by sneaking and interacting.
- New textures for Charcoal, Coal Block, and Lapis Lazuli.
- Made mobs spawn as groups again.
- [Bug MC-671] – Minecarts with Furnace consume coal in creative mode
- [Bug MC-3960] – After the last use of a bow you get a glitch bow that when dropped and picked up again duplicates
- [Bug MC-15061] – Coal blocks do not burn away
- [Bug MC-15148] – Blurred menu background textures
To get the snapshot, use the new launcher available in the link below. To return to 1.5.2, simply start the old launcher and play as normal.
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Minecraft is a small building game that looks like it will be very boring at first glance. You look, and you see blocks, you see animals and you see people building dirt houses. Without knowing the mechanics, it cannot be understood. However, once you play, you can suddenly see why people enjoy the game. Minecraft is portrayed as a building game. You put blocks down and build things, which is reflected in the only easily accessible free version. Minecraft is NOT simply a block building game. It…
Nov 4 2010, 6:17pm by Kizzycocoa
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Has anyone noticed that a bug in the latest snapshot when you fight a mob (Skelly, spider,etc) and during the smacking you lose your item you were smacking it with?
I find it funny how Minecraft, a game running on Java, can support a hundred player multiplayer while high end gaming engine can only support up to 24 player multiplayer
mine-craft has simple physics, low polygons and textures, is very simple, in most ascpects. high end gaming engines are tougher to run smoothly at those rates. that is all. some high end engines do aloow hundreds players, btw, like Planetside, and some mmo's. minecraftis simply simple, and thus, easier to run.
Most game developers limit it so that the maps for games aren't completely full of people, the size of the map depends on the amount of players. That, and hundreds/thousands of players can cause LOTS of lag, so it also helps reduce lag.
What about minecraft, why can't it run a hundred player server?
...what? lol you just said it could, now you're saying it can't? (even though it can). Anyway, basically what I was saying is, lots of developers limit it mainly because of map sizes. An example would be call of duty. You wouldn't want 1,000 players on maps of that size, but Minecraft having basically an endless map, can easily support 1,000 or more players, if you got a good enough server with enough ram and a good processor.
Typo, I mean can
i have seen a server with up to 3000 players on :D