Re: What's Your Go-to OS
By: Nightfox to Accession on Sun Feb 23 2025 02:10 pm
> >> And the Java version of Minecraft should naturally run on Linux too.
>
> Ac> I've never played Minecraft, but have watched my kids play it over the
> Ac> years. From what I've seen of it (as well as anything from 'Roblox'),
> Ac> I'm not interested in any of that stuff where the graphics seem to be
> Ac> straight out of the 90s.
>
> I've never played Roblox, but for Minecraft, it's more about the gameplay
> than the graphics. And there are mods for it too (at least, the Java
> version) that can change the graphics too.
I got into Minecraft when my daughter expressed an interest, she picks it up fro
m time to time, she built a world with just horse stuff and modded it herself. I
moved her world to a server so she can pop on whenever she feels like it. I jus
t figured out how to make it easy for her friends to play with her too.
I agree with NF, the gameplay is amazing. It's not about the graphics, but the g
raphics are next level beautiful, and anyone that says otherwise has never taken
the time to play it.
Action, Exploration, Discovery, and truely free to do whatever you want. It's su
ch an amazing game/program/tool. Buy the client once, server software is free. F
or like $30 it's a no brainer purchase.
Other games like Stardew Valley, while a little silly have some serious deep gam
eplay, and that one develper has been updating that game for more than 10 years
at no charge. Buy the game once, and that's it. Game has always been $30. Worth
every penny. (when it goes on sale)
Some of my new favorites, Dredge, Hades, Dave the Diver. I even spent money on D
warf Fortress when it went retail (those guys deserved it).
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