>everyone says recent minecraft updates have no content >try the game again after 5 years >it's fun as frick with so much more to do
are you guys just spoiled or...?
The caves update is the only update in recent memory where it actually feels like the game got bigger, but otherwise I don't know how you're finding so much stuff to do after 5 years
The only people who are satisfied with modern Minecraft content are the people who haven't touched the game in 5-10 years and come back wowed by everything because so much's changed over such a long time.
The people upset with the recent Minecraft updates are the people who follow the game regularly, so instead of being bombarded with multiple massive updates all at once they get underwhelming and shitty updates that don't add much to the game, or stuff that was already done better by mods, or shit people have been asking for 5 years ago.
This isn't knocking the former since Mojang is hilariously lazy and the updates individually are often underwhelming, but I can see if you're a returning old player being overwhelmed with the amount of new content that's been added.
The only people who are satisfied with modern Minecraft content are the people who haven't touched the game in 5-10 years and come back wowed by everything because so much's changed over such a long time.
The people upset with the recent Minecraft updates are the people who follow the game regularly, so instead of being bombarded with multiple massive updates all at once they get underwhelming and shitty updates that don't add much to the game, or stuff that was already done better by mods, or shit people have been asking for 5 years ago.
This isn't knocking the former since Mojang is hilariously lazy and the updates individually are often underwhelming, but I can see if you're a returning old player being overwhelmed with the amount of new content that's been added.
The worst part is "vote" shit >Here are three interesting mobs >We're only gonna add one
because individual vanilla updates actually add jack shit for the time spent on the update.
this image describes a majority of post 1.12.2 updates: >
this is the result of a year of effort on mojang's part.
they are all like this. this is content that you'd expect during a game's EoL maintenance updates or from a modder making a test mod to learn forge's API.
compare your standard vanilla update to any of the large content mods and mojang's output instantly becomes ridiculously weak.
Am I supposed to be upset from looking at this? it's free content added to make the game less barren. I'm failing to see the issue here. do you want more content or not?
The issue is effort
If I were to make a game, then update it with a single block that does nothing and is just a slight retexture of a wood block, that is not content, that is hastily checking off the "I did something" checkbox
>try the game again after 5 years
Opinion discarded. If you're still playing it after 5 more years from now, then I'll take you seriously. But I doubt you'll stick around for even a week.
When Modders have created 10! more times content in one year than the actual devs (owned by the largest gaming company) have in all this time then that's a problem.
Pic related is better than anything Ganker has ever made in Minecraft (if we actually do something in Minecraft other than b***h about kids that play this game)
I've poisoned myself on minecraft
Ever since I played terraria all I try to do is mod combat shit into minecraft, weapons to kill new mobs and bosses with etc
But its never quite there
I cant enjoy minecraft anymore
My problem with minecraft is the lack of a goal to work towards, mods dont really add anything other than convoluted way to get materials that serve no purpose other than look nice or getting you different materials, ultimately there is no point to making a complicated factory or some shit
Imagine the following, you make an automated miner, a complex machine to increase the yield etc, to mass produce iron, but for what purpose?
What could you possibly need so much iron for, except other machine that end up making things for other machines, whats at the end of that pipeline?
Minecraft doesn't need goals, it needs a responsive environment. The game coddles the player too much, once you've acquired basic tools you're nearly invincible. People don't like mechanics like hunger but if not for it there would be no external pressure to do ANYTHING.
Genuinely the only way I can enjoy minecraft now is by installing a gun mod, GoG and setting myself to hardcore.
It made me start listening for footsteps, that one audio mod is also perfect for that
People don't like mechanics like hunger because they don't want Minecraft to be a game primarily about surviving. To most people the joy in Minecraft is to experiment with different creation systems and build towards a goal. When the game doesn't set goals, the players set them for themselves (build a cute cabin, a castle, a town, an automated-farm or racetrack, whatever). There are plenty of fun and classic games that basically don't have any loss conditions, you just play until you reach the goal or give up: Lego doesn't force you to survive against the environment, neither do most city-builders, or jigsaw puzzles, or games like solitaire, sudoku or hexcells. Maybe these types of games just aren't for you? That's fine, there's dozens of survival games that you can play these days since it's been a fad for a while.
The transition from damage/healing to hunger/regen made the game dramatically easier and I have no idea how you could have not noticed that if you were playing at the time.
Back in the day you could only have a couple food items in your inventory and all the little chip damage you took from a slightly-too-high fall or eating an arrow to the back of the head added up, leaving you to make a conscious decision on whether to consume a very finite resource to heal or keep pressing on with less health. Now you instantly regen any damage and if regen doesn't kick in right away you scarf one of your 128 pork chops to make 90% of damage that isn't immediately lethal stop mattering.
Minecraft really shows how creatively bankrupt the right is. Leftist modders make high-quality mods like Quark, meanwhile right wing modders make slop like Orespawn.
There's a good mod to add hordes on Minecraft? I love making traps and castles but they feel as a waste since the Vanilla Town attacks are lame I want a good Horde Mod if it's possible
i haven't played at all since before the netherite upgrades were added, and i had been playing since the game first came out. after all of those years of creating new worlds, just getting back up to a full enchanted diamond loadout is boring enough. the netherite upgrades on top of that are just a fricking pointless joke.
and on top of just being burnt out in general on this game, if you come back to it after a significant amount of time you have to read a year's worth of patch notes just to understand what the hell is going on anymore. like imagine wasting your time in the next version trying to get mending or unbreaking from a librarian farm then finding out ten hours later you have to change your strategy because they biome-locked those trades.
Yep, that's Minecraft
Is peak soul
>minecraft
>can't craft mines
it's shit
Truth
Mines are punished in MINEcraft
It's a joke
That's like half the game.
Just put a pressure plate over a block of TNT
Just dig a hole and you've got your mine
>dig a hole
>immediately fall into a gaping cavern straight down to slate or deeper
https://www.planetminecraft.com/data-pack/rainbeau-s-realistic-caves/
might help?
how do i make the game look like this?
Shaders
Terralith and Tectonic
much appreciated
>everyone says recent minecraft updates have no content
>try the game again after 5 years
>it's fun as frick with so much more to do
are you guys just spoiled or...?
People are really spoiled by mods
It's hard to compete with modders when they release shit like this https://youtu.be/rR8W-f9YhYA?si=f9ZMN6IdKXf-v8rO
You can have this cool stuff + all the cool base game content. And people still say there isn't enough? lol
I think you may just be transgender, sister.
The caves update is the only update in recent memory where it actually feels like the game got bigger, but otherwise I don't know how you're finding so much stuff to do after 5 years
What content do minecraft updates have?
They just added this cool big guy, revamped the cave system, and added some cool new dungeon enemies weapons and animals.
>They just added this cool big guy
what does he drop
What do the new dungeons, enemies, and animals drop?
The only people who are satisfied with modern Minecraft content are the people who haven't touched the game in 5-10 years and come back wowed by everything because so much's changed over such a long time.
The people upset with the recent Minecraft updates are the people who follow the game regularly, so instead of being bombarded with multiple massive updates all at once they get underwhelming and shitty updates that don't add much to the game, or stuff that was already done better by mods, or shit people have been asking for 5 years ago.
This isn't knocking the former since Mojang is hilariously lazy and the updates individually are often underwhelming, but I can see if you're a returning old player being overwhelmed with the amount of new content that's been added.
The worst part is "vote" shit
>Here are three interesting mobs
>We're only gonna add one
>people vote for the shittiest one without fail
because individual vanilla updates actually add jack shit for the time spent on the update.
this image describes a majority of post 1.12.2 updates:
>
this is the result of a year of effort on mojang's part.
they are all like this. this is content that you'd expect during a game's EoL maintenance updates or from a modder making a test mod to learn forge's API.
compare your standard vanilla update to any of the large content mods and mojang's output instantly becomes ridiculously weak.
Am I supposed to be upset from looking at this? it's free content added to make the game less barren. I'm failing to see the issue here. do you want more content or not?
The issue is effort
If I were to make a game, then update it with a single block that does nothing and is just a slight retexture of a wood block, that is not content, that is hastily checking off the "I did something" checkbox
if you say "im going to make a large update", im going to EXPECT a large update.
not reskins and 2-3 half finished gimmicks
moronic Black person
literally
>try the game again after 5 years
Opinion discarded. If you're still playing it after 5 more years from now, then I'll take you seriously. But I doubt you'll stick around for even a week.
When Modders have created 10! more times content in one year than the actual devs (owned by the largest gaming company) have in all this time then that's a problem.
Pic related is better than anything Ganker has ever made in Minecraft (if we actually do something in Minecraft other than b***h about kids that play this game)
I've poisoned myself on minecraft
Ever since I played terraria all I try to do is mod combat shit into minecraft, weapons to kill new mobs and bosses with etc
But its never quite there
I cant enjoy minecraft anymore
Terraria and Minecraft are just different games
Especially when it comes to mods
My problem with minecraft is the lack of a goal to work towards, mods dont really add anything other than convoluted way to get materials that serve no purpose other than look nice or getting you different materials, ultimately there is no point to making a complicated factory or some shit
Imagine the following, you make an automated miner, a complex machine to increase the yield etc, to mass produce iron, but for what purpose?
What could you possibly need so much iron for, except other machine that end up making things for other machines, whats at the end of that pipeline?
For some people doing cool stuff is the goal
we truly live in a society
Minecraft doesn't need goals, it needs a responsive environment. The game coddles the player too much, once you've acquired basic tools you're nearly invincible. People don't like mechanics like hunger but if not for it there would be no external pressure to do ANYTHING.
Genuinely the only way I can enjoy minecraft now is by installing a gun mod, GoG and setting myself to hardcore.
It made me start listening for footsteps, that one audio mod is also perfect for that
That's just, like, your opinion, man.
People don't like mechanics like hunger because they don't want Minecraft to be a game primarily about surviving. To most people the joy in Minecraft is to experiment with different creation systems and build towards a goal. When the game doesn't set goals, the players set them for themselves (build a cute cabin, a castle, a town, an automated-farm or racetrack, whatever). There are plenty of fun and classic games that basically don't have any loss conditions, you just play until you reach the goal or give up: Lego doesn't force you to survive against the environment, neither do most city-builders, or jigsaw puzzles, or games like solitaire, sudoku or hexcells. Maybe these types of games just aren't for you? That's fine, there's dozens of survival games that you can play these days since it's been a fad for a while.
The transition from damage/healing to hunger/regen made the game dramatically easier and I have no idea how you could have not noticed that if you were playing at the time.
Back in the day you could only have a couple food items in your inventory and all the little chip damage you took from a slightly-too-high fall or eating an arrow to the back of the head added up, leaving you to make a conscious decision on whether to consume a very finite resource to heal or keep pressing on with less health. Now you instantly regen any damage and if regen doesn't kick in right away you scarf one of your 128 pork chops to make 90% of damage that isn't immediately lethal stop mattering.
>2024
>still not FLAOT
Dead game
I haven't played since 09. is it 3d dwarf fortress yet?
Modded?
Yes
Minecraft really shows how creatively bankrupt the right is. Leftist modders make high-quality mods like Quark, meanwhile right wing modders make slop like Orespawn.
you dont know about who the right wing modders are because the right wing modders dont usually shove it in your face.
This kind of terrain generation is what Starfield should've had.
There's a good mod to add hordes on Minecraft? I love making traps and castles but they feel as a waste since the Vanilla Town attacks are lame I want a good Horde Mod if it's possible
I wish it was still good.
i haven't played at all since before the netherite upgrades were added, and i had been playing since the game first came out. after all of those years of creating new worlds, just getting back up to a full enchanted diamond loadout is boring enough. the netherite upgrades on top of that are just a fricking pointless joke.
and on top of just being burnt out in general on this game, if you come back to it after a significant amount of time you have to read a year's worth of patch notes just to understand what the hell is going on anymore. like imagine wasting your time in the next version trying to get mending or unbreaking from a librarian farm then finding out ten hours later you have to change your strategy because they biome-locked those trades.
is obsolete