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Bye again Mr. Toad.

When he removed /home, the notes on the blog did include a sorry, so it seems that he didn't want to remove it, but had to. But then again, it's his game, it's his rules. And if most people would stop complaining about the fact that the game isn't shitting rainbows, they'd realize that what they have is a pretty solid near beta game in their hands. All the features are "there" they just don't work yet. Adding features is par for the course in Alpha. Next step is making everything work, but that's what Beta is all about. Moving into Beta simply means that the intent of the game is there, now they need to give it the means to work with the features. That's what most people aren't getting. Yes it's gonna break, IT'S NOT RELEASED. I worked with companies that found potentially crippling bugs in their products as initial production was rolling out. And it's normal. And the game we have, although not perfect, is amazing for how it was produced. But as I've said, it's easier to be a whiny bitch because there ain't no rainbow diarrhea coming out of your USB ports. What did you buy? A game that is currently being developed and for which features are being added and issues are ironed out as updates roll out. What did you get? Exactly that. As for multiplayer and single player: multiplayer is an extension of what single player is. Can you do everything you can do in single player in multiplayer? Pretty much, right? What's missing? Item damage, paintings and the nether. Two of these issues are being worked on right now (server side inventory) and one is being looked at in a different manner (nether portals leading to other multiplayer servers). Frankly, once server side inventory is done, yeah all that is left is polishing the game and figuring out what to do with the portals. All of that can be done in Beta as the multiplayer features won'T be adding something new but polishing something existing, and the nether coding is done, it just needs implementation compatible with multiplayer. So really, the idiots here are the people who still, after a couple of months, can't fathom what it means to play a game in development. That simple. Yes, I called you an idiot. Cry about it.

Dude, the game is way more than ready for beta. /home and /spawn? Not there in single player, because that's how the game is supposed to work. He removed it in multi most likely because it was causing some issues. Teleporting is actually hard on the game and on the server load and might have been the source of some memory issues. Content wise (what Alpha is about) the game is there except for 1 thing: the nether. And I think what's holding the nether back is simply because the server would have to manage 2 maps at once and that's a bit of a problem. But I guess being a whiny baby works too.

Well, it seemed rather clear: you get beta, you get anything up to the release, and after that bug fixes and general improvements. But no expansion packs or DLC (and well, since none have been announced, I doubt it's really a problem at this point, it's just some ass covering.) Seriously, the post is in English, I don't get how so many people interpreted is as : but beta Then buy release Then buy patches Then buy DLC. Seems like some people go on right ahead and take the worse possible interpretation, even if it means ignoring parts of the message. (Never read comments on Notch's blog, you just get bitter and hateful.)

3 blocks, no matter what's in between.

Have you considered Briggy Pop?

So maybe there should be a "350$ Time Mages" band on OCR then

Hey, if it works, don't fuck with it.

What happened to the gummy penised bastard anyway?

Gonna be some epic movie making in heaven next week that's for sure.

Hajamin Brilc ftw! So, you're keeping the same name here just so you can still have us mentally add -chth to everyone of your posts?

Call that strike one and move on.

No discount on Fallout 3, but the price dropped a nifty 20$. Steam hates me. So yeah, fallout 3 Game of the Year is 29.99

Not launched yet, technically speaking, the game is still in alpha. Alpha access is a pre order bonus.

I think Monday has deals as well. So far its been an expensive steam sales... bought Audiosurf, Dawn of War 2 gold, and Torchlight. By expensive I mean about 20$. Now if they don't put Fallout 3 Game of the Year edition on sale (I bought it last week) then I win at Steam Black Friday Sale.

Give him lots and lots of lava.

Meaning: I get killed a lot.

I think trying the creative freeplay is what convinced me to buy the game, and I found out it was a whole new type of game when I was in.

Well, you can build a simple house. Or you can build a bigass house. Or you can build a house on a flying artificial island with an artificial lake, an aqueduct, a tower on the back and a cart elevator in the front... And once that's done, you can build something bigger, like a pyramid, or a colossus, or a submarine bunker, or a 2 km long subway track. The goal of the game is only as far as your ambition takes it to. Oh and in single player, you have to do that while making sure the undead don't kill you. And the game is still in Alpha.

Reynolds is a pretty good actor, he's been given crappy roles and did the best he could with them. I've seen better trailers, but then again, better trailers have lead to worse movies, so this could turn out to be a sweet movie.

Thank you for this video, now you've added one more thing for me to consider as a potential career.

Well, for the block reappearing, the trick is tap it once, release the muse button, and then mine it completely. I use that for redstone and other annoyingly long blocks.

Grappling beam.

He's right though, as long as you drop and pickup the tools, you are duping the item through artificial durability.

Keep in mind that the daily recommended amount is between 1500 mg and 2300 mg, and then you understand why the McRib, although not as bad as some other McD's meals, is still fucking horrible.