Since Microsoft's TOS allow worldwide lifetime banning of players basing on a single moderator being pissed it's no surprise that everyone is super nice.
So my 2 years old Idea seam to be worth expanding: banned.minetest.one,
and so I declare THIS is missing in Minestest over Minecraft !
As I strongly thought today to use ~900 Baht to register also my Minecraft (account) and join her.
Last two days we did the trial server with LAN for this 100 minutes together, but it is so short ... now we know where to get fast coal, iron, and today got it until red-stone, diamond, gold ... but all lost every time. hmmm
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So my 2 years old Idea seam to be worth expanding: banned.minetest.one,
Oh hell no! Global banning is the most awful thing possible. It's also useless as long as there is no mandatory central registration for player accounts.
The article says it's for 'all versions' of minecraft, but in reality it only affects bedrock since Java edition is almost entirely private servers.
The real reason everyone's nice on MC is... uh.. they aren't nice at all actually...
How about movement of player models? Minecraft player models seem to have smooth physics of falling and jumping and stuff, without a lot of warping around. In contrast, even the most sophisticated player models in Minetest I've seen have a walking animation and then just sort of jerkily glide across the ground.
I'm not sure how minecraft does it, but I assume it's by having a lot more client side calculations, instead of needing a ton of round trip communication with the server for every movement. That's probably also how they get objects and mobs to follow flowing water. But I dunno minecraft enough to understand how they do it.
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I guess, that might be as of people have to pay, and paying people might have for reasonable behavior as otherwise loos the investment.
Since Microsoft's TOS allow worldwide lifetime banning of players basing on a single moderator being pissed it's no surprise that everyone is super nice.
I guess, that might be as of people have to pay, and paying people might have for reasonable behavior as otherwise loos the investment.
Since Microsoft's TOS allow worldwide lifetime banning of players basing on a single moderator being pissed it's no surprise that everyone is super nice.
But one thing I really miss is how polished Minecraft is compared to Minetest.
Luckily, that only applies to the non-PC (Playstation, Xbox, Android, etc.) and the C# Windows 10 version, not the original Java version.
It also only applies to 'realms' and participating servers on those platforms, not to privately hosted servers or LAN games. I believe it also applies to Java Realms.
Since Microsoft's TOS allow worldwide lifetime banning of players basing on a single moderator being pissed it's no surprise that everyone is super nice.
But one thing I really miss is how polished Minecraft is compared to Minetest.
Luckily, that only applies to the non-PC (Playstation, Xbox, Android, etc.) and the C# Windows 10 version, not the original Java version.
It also only applies to 'realms' and participating servers on those platforms, not to privately hosted servers or LAN games. I believe it also applies to Java Realms.
These tools are meant to help ensure that all our players can continue feeling as safe as possible within Minecraft and Realms on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Windows 10, iOS, and Android.
No mention of the original Java version.
I have been less active on the forums lately. (I am working on PogoBijoux!)
Water: I can still remember very well my first steps in Minecraft. First, I was proud when my first farm produced grain, which I processed into bread. I found out that water makes the grain and the seeds drop and that both float on water. With this knowledge, I rebuilt my farm. Now all I had to do was flip a switch and the water would automatically harvest the grain and seed and put them in a box. I had to bring the seed back to the field and had saved a step.
But what was even better and no longer works in the new Minecraft was the boat channel. I built endless stretches and just let my river drift with the current. In the beginning out of necessity. I didn't have any iron for the rails yet. Later because it was really fun. I built slides into my system. And a traffic light system. All this was only possible thanks to Minecraft water.
I believe what Minetest is missing that Minecraft has been championing for a decade is cuteness. The mobs behave in cute ways, the animations are cute, the soundtrack is cute, even the scary things are cute.
Now, Minetest doesn't need to be cute specifically (though personally, I'd steer it in that direction), but I do think it needs an identity. A core concept other than a blank canvas. A compass. When I look at Minecraft mods, I see modders going the extra mile to make things fit with the game. What I see happening in Minetest is everyone heading off in different directions and making things that don't necessarily fit well together. What do we want Minetest to be? I believe we need to ask ourselves that question and have the answer clearly in mind as we develop content for the game.
I believe what Minetest is missing that Minecraft has been championing for a decade is cuteness. The mobs behave in cute ways, the animations are cute, the soundtrack is cute, even the scary things are cute.
Now, Minetest doesn't need to be cute specifically (though personally, I'd steer it in that direction), but I do think it needs an identity. A core concept other than a blank canvas. A compass. When I look at Minecraft mods, I see modders going the extra mile to make things fit with the game. What I see happening in Minetest is everyone heading off in different directions and making things that don't necessarily fit well together. What do we want Minetest to be? I believe we need to ask ourselves that question and have the answer clearly in mind as we develop content for the game.
Just an artist's point of view.
We want Minetest to be an engine. It may not have an identity and must allow "heading in different directions". It must be a blank canvas (and currently there's actually way too much preventing it from being a blank canvas, way too much hardcoded behavior). Minecraft is a game, Minetest is not. Individual games for the Minetest engine must have identities, the Minetest engine must not have one.
Note: Do not confuse Minetest with Minetest Game. Minetest Game is the default game and will also eventually need an identity (or be gotten rid of, I'm not quite sure).
