Will this be one of the surprise reveals at Microsofts conference?
Will this be one of the surprise reveals at Microsofts conference?
Austin Powell
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Camden Martin
It would be amazing
Connor Ward
yesss now i can buy a game again i played like 10 years go
???
Christian Smith
Still haven't played it for that very reason although I think I'm a little old for it now.
Brayden Hernandez
Is Win10 version better than Java version?
Nicholas Baker
It runs better and has a better achievement system
I like it because it's more "Vanilla" but a few of my friends hate me for playing it over java because they dont want win10
Luis Wright
Is Minecraft not on steam?
Ayden Price
I already own the Win 10 Store version.
Aaron Clark
>they dont want win10
Jan 14 2020 can't come soon enough.
Jeremiah Roberts
>Minecraft for steam
Cool
>Microsoft allows you to transfer your game to it
Neat
>Easy p2p server creation
Great
>Workshop for maps and skins and mods
Jaxon Gonzalez
Is there still an audience for this? It was popular like 10 years ago. Those kids have all grown up by now.
Evan Torres
mods make it a factory autism simulator
Samuel Hall
Minecraft attracted autists from the very beginning, the kids came and went but the autism core will continue building their brown bricks into eternity.
>Minecraft with workshop support
God I wish
Leo Rivera
Man Id kill for easy access resource packs.
Does no one want to create for minecraft, what we have for terraria in the tmodloader UI?
Andrew Ward
also dont forget good luck buying new hardware
Blake Morris
why Minecraft is not on Steam ? its on every platform there is even on phone and Nintendo consoles
Luis Lewis
If i recall they tried putting minecraft on steam in the first place, but valve rejected them. Or at least that's what i heard.
Ian Green
when is minecraft 2 coming out? They'd make a billion dollars
Ethan Nelson
bedrock edition pretty much is minecraft 2
Isaac Fisher
No. Mods make java 100% superior
Jack Miller
>We (probably?) wouldn't be able to, say, sell capes or have a map market place on minecraft.net that works with steam customers in a way that keeps Valve happy. It would effectively split the Minecraft community into two parts, where only some of the players can access all of the weird content we want to add to the game.
Basically Valve wanted its 30% of every purchase made there. I hope it stays like that, it's living proof you don't need Steam to be sucessful on PC.