Java version. Most features, and extreme ease of modding has allowed for the creation of content that makes the game worth 100x its price.
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- sazrocks
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Jan 6, 2017
sazrocks posted a message on Java Minecraft Sells Over 25 Million Copies!Posted in: News -
Jan 6, 2017
sazrocks posted a message on Java Minecraft Sells Over 25 Million Copies!Posted in: News
Post in the support forum, I'm sure someone could help you out there.
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Jan 6, 2017
sazrocks posted a message on Java Minecraft Sells Over 25 Million Copies!Posted in: News
Except it probably would. The reason there are so many mods and that they are so complex is because it is so easy to mod minecraft (not to say that the large mods are easy, but you get my point). The java version is easy to decompile and we even have tools that readily deobfuscate it (MCP). To mod the win10 version however requires more difficult reverse engineering of assembly(er) code and even then is limited by (AFAIK) the inability to change the code that is already there.
OP: Aren't bukkit/spigot dead? Or did that one dude (cant remember is name, the dude is a jerk anyway) lift his DMCA? -
Oct 20, 2015
sazrocks posted a message on Minecraft Story Mode: Do You Enjoy It?Posted in: News
Remember, this is Minecraft: Story mode, not Minecraft, Gameplay mode -
Oct 19, 2014
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Sep 10, 2014
sazrocks posted a message on Microsoft Buying Minecraft?Posted in: NewsQuote from Aeroisticon»This hits me on a personal level. A game that I've played for many years, that I've come to love, and a game that I can call my favorite, is going to be deliberately ruined by a multi-million dollar company.
I have spent over 3,000 hours mining, crafting, and building. And now it's going to seem pointless. PC support is going to stop, and Minecraft is going to be destroyed. Microsoft will most likely drain the spirit, and feel of Minecraft, implementing repetitive mechanics into pointless sequels.
I won't stand for it. If you want to help me in the defense of Minecraft, let's get #ProtectMinecraft trending on Twitter, to show that Minecraft was built around the community, and that's something that Microsoft won't be able to smash with money.
#ProtectMinecraft on Twitter.
I agree, but you do realize mojang is a multi million dollar company too right? - To post a comment, please login.
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Logs in a spoiler.
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Legacy minecraft account or mojang account?
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Give me an example of this "one mod" that was developed from beginning to end(not just from the first release) in a shorter time than a minecraft update, has more content, and is more stable.
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Also, would like to note that it's possible to pretty much disable the new cooldown by making a weapon with a really high attack speed.
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What did you update it with?
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Intel driver crash, make sure it's updated.
Also, this is modded client support, next time post in the unmodded support.
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Game directory doesn't change things like the versions folder, just mods, saves, options, and texturepacks.
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Define "troubles".
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Where did I say it wasn't compatible with forge? It just doesn't show up on mod lists.
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Unfortunately, not now, but once you get the IDs, maybe.
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As far as I can tell, binnie's mods aren't compatible with forestry 4.x
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Seems as though chromatiCraft requires CodeChickenCore.
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Use mcedit to firgure out its ID.
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1. Spoilers. Use them.
2. Ask the shadersmod author.
3. Shaders mod doesn't show up on mods lists.
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Report modpack issues to modpack author. Seems like something with IC2.