Minecraft

[Conserative Morality]

Thinking of buying it.

[Burtonea]

Friend of mine got addicted to it. Which is funny because he just about shit himself with anticipation for Civ 5 then played that for about a week before finding Minecraft.

[Mikedor]

This man is building an actual working computer in Minecraft.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201009 ... game.shtml

[Mad hatters in jeans]

This man is building an actual working computer in Minecraft.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201009 ... game.shtml

yeah pretty cool in a way.
i wonder what would happen if he ran the minecraft code through the computer once it's complete?
imho redstone as shown there is interesting stuff and you can do all manner of things with it if you understand the logic.

[Thevenin]

I prefer Dwarf Fortress. Not that Minecraft isn't an amazing game in it's own right.

[L3 Communications]

This man is building an actual working computer in Minecraft.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201009 ... game.shtml

Ah yes, analog computers are the wave of the sandbox games.

I know someone did something similar in Dwarf Fortress, and I think you can do this in Gmod too.

[Grandais]

I have been playing Minecraft for a while, and am Avnas on the forums and the "/v/ Huge Multiworld Flatgrass" server.

[Aeronos]

It's pretty epic, but I still prefer Dwarf Fortress. DF may not have the graphical power, but the gameplay depth is like, 100x that of Minecraft, and it's completely free. And the community even beat MC's to an ingame processing unit by about 20 months <_<

[Thevenin]

This man is building an actual working computer in Minecraft.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201009 ... game.shtml

Ah yes, analog computers are the wave of the sandbox games.

I know someone did something similar in Dwarf Fortress, and I think you can do this in Gmod too.

You should check out Powder Toy. I've seen people make working calculators, hard drives, and nuclear reactors in it.

[Alidar]

It's pretty epic, but I still prefer Dwarf Fortress. DF may not have the graphical power, but the gameplay depth is like, 100x that of Minecraft, and it's completely free. And the community even beat MC's to an ingame processing unit by about 20 months <_<

Oh god the lag on the adventure mode. DF rocks, but the LAG!

[Mushrenia]

I bought it. One word. SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH-*BOOM!*

[L3 Communications]

Ah yes, analog computers are the wave of the sandbox games.

I know someone did something similar in Dwarf Fortress, and I think you can do this in Gmod too.

You should check out Powder Toy. I've seen people make working calculators, hard drives, and nuclear reactors in it.

I dicked around with that for a bit, it was neat.

Also relevant to ALU:

Yo dawg we heard you like computing so we put a computer in your computer so you can compute while you compute.

[Yootwopia]

It's pretty epic, but I still prefer Dwarf Fortress. DF may not have the graphical power, but the gameplay depth is like, 100x that of Minecraft, and it's completely free. And the community even beat MC's to an ingame processing unit by about 20 months <_<

No. It's full of pointless, false choices so they can pad out the features list, and the core gameplay is significantly weaker as it's very two-dimensional.

[Inchland]

Would anybody be able to create an NS server is the Classic version? That would be pretty cool.

[Meryuma]

I was just playing Minecraft, I had an iron pickaxe & sword, 15 units of redstone dust, and about 80 torches, and then I was killed by a skeleton in 1 while I was standing around doing nothing.

[Mad hatters in jeans]

Would anybody be able to create an NS server is the Classic version? That would be pretty cool.

me and my flatmate are considering it when survival multiplayer comes out.