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      8 months ago

      What actually is this? The Website is rather unhelpful. Its just a Minecraft clone?

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        What actually is this?

        Luanti is the engine that MineClonia runs on, and Mineclonia is a full featured, finished, Minecraft clone.

        The Website is rather unhelpful.

        Seriously. It’s a little sad.

        Its just a Minecraft clone?

        For practical purposes, it absolutely is.

        Grab Luanti for free off of F-Droid or any Linux app store, or out of the SteamDeck Desktop “Software Center”. Launch “Luanti”, choose “Mineclonia”. (Edit: or Windows or Mac, too. - Luanti - Getting Started.

        Pick a username to “Register” (local play is identical to server play) and start playing free open, wonderful, easily modded, multiplayer Minecraft clone.

        If a friend wants to join, just give them your IP address - even on SteamDeck or Android phone (edit: and Windows and Mac - sorry, no iPhone, I think.)

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    8 months ago

    Bedrock Minecraft has always been the micro transaction version of Minecraft.

    If you’re playing Bedrock and are now worried about Microtransactions, that’s on you.

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    They just removed obfuscation from Java Edition. If they even try to do a single stupid move - like with chat reporting a few years ago - it will be simply modded out of the game.

    The only thing that they might be able to do is increase the price for buying the game, mess with the accounts or illegally change their EULA - without notifying anyone - again.

    Bugrock Edition on the other hand is already a dumpster fire for years, so nobody really cares about that one in the first place…

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          Nah the modding community would pop the fuck off. Half of the work of the mod devs is keeping up with version compatibility. Imagine they no longer have to worry about version changes ever again? They can just develop their mod and put all of their effort into the latest version of Minecraft.