Really stupid things that people have said about Modded MC(Off topicness makes moderators tired)
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Well, I mean, if you insist I can do so. I'm not that exacting as long as I know we'll end up back on topic eventually and people are having a good time, the primary peeve for me is dealing with posts that have basically no topic and end up being report factories because there's something to offend everybody in there.Aren't you supposed to slay us?
Anyways, you're right...
Some quotes from the comments section of 5 reasons to hate Minecraft:
(NOTE: I just noticed this is over 3 years old...)
(NOTE: I just noticed this is over 3 years old...)
No, you don't have to. I still think you're watching this thread a bit extra...
i was wondering how long this thread would survive when i made it. i now realise it will last untill stupid things stop happening. so it will be here forever.
I do have to concede one point that...frothing, incompetent malcontent put forth: for how simplistic it is, Minecraft's performance is lacklustre at the best of times. Okay, and one other point: I highly doubt Mojang actually knows what its doing and instead spends its time beating its collective head against the wall until random ideas fall out.
Can you actually link me to something explaining why the Minecraft code is so bad? When I try and research it it just comes up with support topics.
Two examples I remember from the BTW community, not sure if these are still issues or if I'm remembering the details correctly:
Sounds have a tendency to "stack up" when moving quickly through the nether, causing a continuous lag buildup.
The mob pathfinding to find minetracks is based upon the render type of the block, which means it constantly scans every block's render type in a certain radius.
Wouldn't the first be easy to fix just by having a clear function? And why not have a signature in the minetrack class that would let mobs know?
I have no idea on either of them. It's been a while since those issues were discovered and the details were never really shared in great detail.
Thanks anyway, it just surprises me how so many people just bash the hell out of Mojang's code, but it has ended up being the most modded and versatile game of all time.
As someone who frequently plays both games modded, Skyrim doesn't even come close.lots of people claim skyrim gets that throne. (i vote for MC)
I vote for Civ V. Sure, the game itself isn't so fun, but with 300% increased tech costs, various AI boosts, building packs and a handful of new Civs, I could keep playing forever. And then there's Beyond Earthlots of people claim skyrim gets that throne. (i vote for MC
EDIT: Thought we were talking about games that are most fun with mods... Still saying Civ V is pretty moddable though, XML for simple mods, LUA and SQL if you're getting serious and DLL if you're insane. XD
The _do_do example earlier is one such example. The mess of how various things actually work - especially anything render-related - is another.
Another example are these gems:
An object that tells the code it is never equal to another, even itself:
Code:
public boolean equals(Object o) {
return false;
}If the sound manager fails to load a file:
Code:
try
{
return new URL((URL)null, s, urlstreamhandler);
}
catch (MalformedURLException malformedurlexception)
{
throw new Error("TODO: Sanely handle url exception! :D");
}Another sound-loading-related crash:
Code:
switch (SoundHandler.SwitchType.field_148765_a[soundentry.getSoundEntryType().ordinal()])
{
case 1:
--code--
break;
case 2:
--code--
break;
default:
throw new IllegalStateException("IN YOU FACE");
}People find Skyrim (and for f***s sake, stop auto correcting Skyrim to Syria!) fun?
I have tried giving the Elder Scrolls series a chance but I have never found them fun.
For minecraft, I regretted that I didn't start when I first saw it. My first reaction back then was, "What a piece of shit this is!" (Only seen screen shots, didn't play it nor even saw videos of it before I judged it...)
I have tried giving the Elder Scrolls series a chance but I have never found them fun.
For minecraft, I regretted that I didn't start when I first saw it. My first reaction back then was, "What a piece of shit this is!" (Only seen screen shots, didn't play it nor even saw videos of it before I judged it...)
That's interesting... I know one day I'll end up making a game and completely screw up the code. >_>
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