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Some people take Minecraft modding a little too seriously. I'm not even sure how. It's like, Rotarycraft is one of the few mods with an actually difficulty curve instead of 'mine more gems/metals/heads' and people get super vexed about it. Like, excessively!

Well then you should be accurate in your declaration of enemies. If you claim to be the enemy of some organization, that implies conflict with it as a whole, not just elements of it's leadership/ownership.

wow you are literally not even joking not enough mods justs tells people where to find mods it's not stealing your downloads, jeez

>Puts DRM in Minecraft mods >Complains about other people being wrong That irony.

Emmanuel Kant would disapprove. The end might justify the means now, but wait until the bug reports arrive. From legitimate users because you've screwed something up.

man literally prehistoric modpack instructions. you sure showed those technic people! so stupid disrespecting glorious modders! (It's almost like Technic did a 180% turn on permissions or something. )

I'm sure this is hilarious until the player works out what's happening, and starts standing around other people's stuff. And which point things take a decidedly less hilarious turn, as mr. server admin has to deal with every getting hit by Meteors.

'Focus' implies some kind of plan or goal. There are attempts to improve the design, but instead of doing it in one large push, improvements/changes are being released somewhat randomly. We've gone from no IDs (yay!) to suddenly models are different (unyay). Then on the fluff side there are...

Mojang.txt Seriously, the more I hear about the inner 'workings' of Minecraft, the more a certain statement seems true.

To be honest, you could post Mojang's development road map for Minecraft to this thread. It probably looks like this:

Except the number of parameters isn't actually decreasing in the code given. The naming problem is a direct consequence of that, as if arguments were being consumed, overloading the method would be possible.

Presumably whoever wrote it was insane, since we have methods that only call methods that only called methods.

Plot twist: The "'LITTLE' secret" is actually real and, more importantly, actually something Notch doesn't want revealed! Dun dun dun! Unlikely, but you never know. Notch isn't exactly a paragon of virtue.

Man if it weren't for the requirement of 'modded' all this nonsense about Minecraft being the best game ever (so far?) would be thread content. On topic someone was saying certain mods shouldn't update or something. The secret cabal installing mods secretly must be very busy I guess.

I could lay off of the sarcasm, so I guess I will. I will, however, invoke my right to typos. I'm also not going to abridge anything or lay off of the metaphors/similes/analogies. The argument doesn't appeal to me, because of how shallow it is. Any game can be reduced to 'perform action X...

oh no game design talk! also the magic word 'tedium' which no one understands. this is dumb. games can be puzzle games. moving on. Yes, you can break down games into 'go through hoops, you get winning'. However, since you've now broken the game down into multiple parts, each one can be...

Also people who get it via mod-pack can still ruin your day. Of course, Kingdom of Loathing demands you pass an English test before you can use chat, so if the test is short and simple, you can probably get away with it.

And then 1SDAN was SOPA. I still support the ' auto email them everyday until they give in' approach to the problem.

Just make a program that automatically checks if your request has been followed. If not, it sends another email about the problem. Every day. For each download. Sure you might start burning through G-Mail accounts, but it's not like you have to pay for them.

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to communicate here, but it sounds statistically impossible. By definition, the mean, mode and median all lie between the lowest and greatest individual values. Given a normal distribution, however, 50% of people are 'dumber' than the average person. But 50%...