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On 11/11/2016 at 11:14 AM, niZmO_Man said:

So whoever played this, is Minecraft better?

What isn't minecraft better than?

I made me a massive automatic chicken farm yesterday. Get more fried chicken than i lose in hunger. Tis good. 

I used to think Minecraft was lame and for kids. When I finally got it and played with some family members, boom whole weekend gone (20+ hours).

 

At the moment I play ARK with a work mate (PvE server), it's like Rust but with dinosaurs, which you can tame.

3 hours ago, Leroy Peterson said:

You used to be cool nizmo man.

You might've mistaken me for someone else :P
I still play Dota 2, trying to reach 0 MMR on SEA servers, fun (and surprisingly hard). I have about 20 games sitting in my Steam library. I also have a few in other (e.g. BF1, Rainbow Six Siege, etc.). No time to play them all :(

But yeah, Minecraft is quite brilliant, we had heaps of fun for a relatively simple building game (with survival mode).

the only people i see who play minecraft are under 10 and usually on a tablet.

I can see the appeal, but i think for adults there are better games out there that cover what minecraft merges together.

For a game that you can run on any shitty old computer with an Internet connection, it's pretty entertaining.

E.g. ARK requires some hefty hardware to run it with it's nice graphics.

Of course, there are thousands of games we can play...

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