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Been a while
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Puppy you are a conundrum. You complain about the graphics in Skyrim - yet you play Minecraft <shakes head>
My daughter is really addicted to this game. Loves it to bits. Still don't get it.
My daughter is really addicted to this game. Loves it to bits. Still don't get it.
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i sincerely doubt you've actually gotten in to minecraft, then...Tribble wrote:You complain about the graphics in Skyrim - yet you play Minecraft
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Nope - I tried to build, but no - I found it frustrating. And the graphics - although I am impressed with what people can do - are blocky 
Dtrainy (as she calls herself) has made it her passion. She is a Mod on a server and spends her time helping others and building towns.
Dtrainy (as she calls herself) has made it her passion. She is a Mod on a server and spends her time helping others and building towns.-
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minecraft was always about creativity, not graphics - (although there are a veritable horde of HD texture packs out there...)
skyrim plays on the ES series successes, but produced a story where i simply couldn't care less about the protagonists set in a world as bland and uninspired as lentil soup... so, sans graphics, the game is nothing other than a loose collection of infuriating UI components and a bogus crafting system... even the guild story arcs rapidly degenerate into WoW-style fetch quests... (the only enjoyable arc being the werewolf/vampire one... because of the trade-off/consequences... )
i can't put my thumb on exactly why it is i didn't enjoy skyrim, but it is clearly something unique because i still dabble in oblivion/morrowind....
tl;dr: they aren't equatable...
skyrim plays on the ES series successes, but produced a story where i simply couldn't care less about the protagonists set in a world as bland and uninspired as lentil soup... so, sans graphics, the game is nothing other than a loose collection of infuriating UI components and a bogus crafting system... even the guild story arcs rapidly degenerate into WoW-style fetch quests... (the only enjoyable arc being the werewolf/vampire one... because of the trade-off/consequences... )
i can't put my thumb on exactly why it is i didn't enjoy skyrim, but it is clearly something unique because i still dabble in oblivion/morrowind....
tl;dr: they aren't equatable...
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Oh puppy - I read every word you write. And yes - the story quests were not as good in Skyrim. Perhaps I am biased as I LOVE dragons. I have found that it still did not detract from my enjoyment. If you stop analysing and comparing - and take it for what it is - it is incredibly enjoyable.
Perhaps I shall try Minecraft again - not that I need another distraction.
Perhaps I shall try Minecraft again - not that I need another distraction.
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WOW! I have a vague knowledge of MC. Question, did he have to create every tree individually, or just clik a button that says: tree here?
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NOAA data for heightmaps and biome hints, world painter and a fair bit of time + bucket loads of patience?
i understand concessions were made with respect to height/depth limitations, (eg, everest exceeds the height limitations)...
i understand concessions were made with respect to height/depth limitations, (eg, everest exceeds the height limitations)...
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