Give me 10 GOOD reasons why I should play Minecraft?
Give me 10 GOOD reasons why I should play Minecraft?
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Storrsy24

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158 posts

148 months

Wednesday 14th May 2014
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As above...

JDMDrifter

4,056 posts

188 months

Wednesday 14th May 2014
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1. If you haven't played it, its something new
2. It's a great time killer
3. There's a massive possibility as to what you can do
4. Huge amount of mods and add ons
5. Online with a group of mates is a laugh
6. Creepers
7. TNT
8. You can build some pretty clever things, automated farms etc
9. Maps are massive and you can generate some really epic landscapes
10. Constant development

toon10

7,013 posts

180 months

Wednesday 14th May 2014
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Kids absolutely love this game. Not just young kids but even my son who is a 'cool' teenager. I've watched kids play on it for hours on the PS and even tablets and I still don't get it. I thought the retro blocky graphics would be a turn off for the HD generation but apparently not. It must just be one of those playable games. My son doesn't understand my addiction to candy crush but it's just addictive.

Aphex

2,160 posts

223 months

Wednesday 14th May 2014
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The more imaginitive you are the more you'll enjoy it.

Plenty of mod packs out for it to keep you interested, some of the shaders can make it look pretty good too!

Storrsy24

Original Poster:

158 posts

148 months

Wednesday 14th May 2014
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Thanks guys!
Ive never played it before. I guess I'm intrigued. Before it never appealed to me, the boyfriend is on it all the time and gets addicted so I don't want it to take over my life either. Also, I'm afraid I wouldn't understand what the hell I'm doing or what things mean, when I watch someone else play it all looks confusing. But I suppose it's like that with every game you play.
Not sure why it matters but what's best to play it on xbox or a laptop?

Riknos

4,701 posts

227 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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It really is a good game, not just for kids!

I bought it on 360 as I prefer playing games on that (and all my friends and wife had it on 360 - big must) It's actually 'better' on PC as you have all the mods and bigger maps, but whichever you have more people to play with is genuinely the best bet!

Don't worry about not understanding it, there is a tutorial and it really is a simple game...

John_S4x4

1,364 posts

280 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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It's an excellent game. It's a bit like virtual LEGO but set in a vast game world. You can build almost anything. At times it plays like a horror/survival game, especially when you're running low on health. Other times, it's like a big exploration game where you can get quite easily lost in the big cave systems and there is the collecting/mining/crafting side of things too.

totlxtc

2,085 posts

182 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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Everyone at some point in their life should play Minecraft. My daughter (7) adores it. So my sister an I built my little girl and my nephew (5) their own world and city...it took 6 days and far too much fun for a 35 year old.

Elsalvador

34 posts

150 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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Yep, it's flipping great!

You can get sucked in very easily, I've spent hundreds of hours (shamefully) just building castles and underwater houses and fortresses in the sky!

It's pure creation, in video game form!

Jetblackonetenth

694 posts

232 months

Thursday 15th May 2014
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John_S4x4 said:
It's an excellent game. It's a bit like virtual LEGO but set in a vast game world. You can build almost anything. At times it plays like a horror/survival game, especially when you're running low on health. Other times, it's like a big exploration game where you can get quite easily lost in the big cave systems and there is the collecting/mining/crafting side of things too.
Sums it up well

The game is as big as your imagination and you can do as much or as little as you want.

give it a go, once you get past the 1st night you'll be ok