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I get it, I get it. 
You try a game, it's fun, you continue playing it. I'll give it a go for my version of why Minecraft is fun: 
It's a wonderful, vast sandbox experience. You can build anything you can imagine. If you have the time and urge. Make it a project. Me and two of my pals created our current school in Minecraft (Youtube video coming soon) in a little larger-than-original scale in Minecraft for a school project.
Survival-styled gameplay with interesting monsters to hunt you down or blow up your buildings. The combat system pretty much sucks right now though.
A random, generated, never-ending world to explore and strip the resources it's offering to craft better tools and stuff for your creations like furnaces, bookshelves and food.
I think Minecraft is kinda weak at singleplayer tbh. It's freakishly more fun with lots of players that can help each other build, battle it out in PVP, survive the zombie-infested nights together etc.
Extremely mod-friendly with thousands of mods to enhance your server with. Economy system, block protection, multi-worlds, weather control you name it.
And please, do not quote and answer some or every line or lines without having played the game first and have experienced some or all of the statements above.
You try a game, it's fun, you continue playing it. I'll give it a go for my version of why Minecraft is fun: It's a wonderful, vast sandbox experience. You can build anything you can imagine. If you have the time and urge. Make it a project. Me and two of my pals created our current school in Minecraft (Youtube video coming soon) in a little larger-than-original scale in Minecraft for a school project.
Survival-styled gameplay with interesting monsters to hunt you down or blow up your buildings. The combat system pretty much sucks right now though.
A random, generated, never-ending world to explore and strip the resources it's offering to craft better tools and stuff for your creations like furnaces, bookshelves and food.
I think Minecraft is kinda weak at singleplayer tbh. It's freakishly more fun with lots of players that can help each other build, battle it out in PVP, survive the zombie-infested nights together etc.
Extremely mod-friendly with thousands of mods to enhance your server with. Economy system, block protection, multi-worlds, weather control you name it.
And please, do not quote and answer some or every line or lines without having played the game first and have experienced some or all of the statements above.
