It's the Illemmingnati!No. Too many cooks in a kitchen is a bad thing; open source offers us nothing at this stage. I'm also not naming any co-conspirators at this time.
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It's the Illemmingnati!No. Too many cooks in a kitchen is a bad thing; open source offers us nothing at this stage. I'm also not naming any co-conspirators at this time.
1.6 and above? It's a complete pain, and I don't have it working. I did request that on MultiMC, and they said it would go in, but I don't know if it is in yet or not; I strongly suspect that if Microsoft does anything with the login servers then it will be in MMC very very quickly.
Microsoft would do everything they can to make the game more profitable. They could charge extra for older/newer versions. They could add a monthly subscription fee. They could demand a Microsoft account and/or automatically make you one from the mojang account (And probably charge you accordingly). They could force down plugins and modding completely. They could force revenue out of minecraft videos. They could even force it to be a multiplayer online-only game on their own servers if they want to.
But we do bring new customers to the gameIt doesn't matter if 90% of the already-payed existing player base disappear if the 10% who are left are paying more. We are more of a liability, since we've stopped paying.
But is it enough to satisfy the endless corporate pocket?But we do bring new customers to the game
Nope, and I never said it was. I just meant it wasn't a liabilityBut is it enough to satisfy the endless corporate pocket?
The Financial Review report stated that Microsoft was expected to produce lesser updates for the PC versions and better updates for Xbox etc as a view to making those the main platforms over PC. It said that it was the only sensible objective if Microsoft was to make money from this deal. And I can imagine that's right; after all, us on PC have access to all these lovely free mods at the moment...where does that certainty come from?
as long as there hasn't been anything confirmed, i'd advice to make any statement.
but what if they do? what is there in minecraft to downgrade? it's certainly no graphics...
even if they do start downgrading it will cause an uproar. if they start cutting content it will again result in uproar.
the least damaging way for MS to make xbone version better is to kill modding and push more improvements on xbone version than PC.
the only thing i wont from MS if they purchase Mojang, is a crossplatform support, where i could dominate gamepad users in pvp *insert evil laugh here*
do not forget that xbone version, being inferior by design(insert PC master race joke here), kinda needs better updates.The Financial Review report stated that Microsoft was expected to produce lesser updates for the PC versions and better updates for Xbox etc as a view to making those the main platforms over PC. It said that it was the only sensible objective if Microsoft was to make money from this deal. And I can imagine that's right; after all, us on PC have access to all these lovely free mods at the moment...
By downgrading, I meant that PC versions will begin to miss out. And I do fear personally, being a Mac user, that I'll be cut out altogether.[DOUBLEPOST=1410516778][/DOUBLEPOST]And if any of you are wondering about where I get my information, the answer is, I'm a 52-year-old journalist and editor. I read. And I read all sorts of news, not just our forums; it's been horrifying in fact to read what the rest of the world says about this deal, which is imminent, not just a maybe. Nobody out there cares squat about the Minecraft community, there is no mention of it at all, no knowledge of it outside of our little world. All they think is, Microsoft is going to have to turn this game to a decent profit, or it will be a bad deal. And they intend to do it. They won't care how.
They mention Minecraft a lot. But no one mentions mods. Which scares me the most.