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this post was submitted on 25 Nov 2023
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Since Minecraft is one of the rare birds that you buy once and own forever (I paid $20 in 2011 while it was still in ~~alpha~~ beta, and I've been playing on that $20 ever since), it's outstanding that profits are still trending upwards.
Mojang could have moved to a subscription model, but they didn't. They could have stopped work on Minecraft years ago and charged $80 for Minecraft 2, but they didn't. Let us count our blessings.
Well they offer subscriptions for Realms, which is essentially just private server hosting (likely for confused parents) and the Bedrock edition has microtransactions. But Java edition is probably the best $20 I've ever spent in gaming
Thanks for not making me write that part out. Additionally the microtransactions are blatant in bedrock and stuff is intentionally confusing (like adding a non mojang minecraft server). It is blasting you with shiny stuff to buy all the time. I truly despise bedrock.
Hence why my kids don't play Bedrock. Oh, and it doesn't work on Linux, so I'd have to reboot into Windows for them to play.
So we play Java because it's easy for me to set up a local server, I can install mods, and it works on Linux. If Bedrock worked, they'd probably play more with friends stuck on consoles.
Awesome! You‘re my kind of person. Congrats to your principles!
Btw, you can make a bedrock bridge. I have one of those. Works flawless. Then your kids can play with all their friends.
I'll have to look into that. Their friends wanted to play once, so I installed Bedrock and everything and then they flaked. But maybe I'll try again so I'm ready in case they want to play again.
Sure. Check geysermc. Thats the plugin I use. Works flawless.
Huh, so it's like a small proxy server that bedrock clients connect to? So I'd host a Java Minecraft server, and they would connect to my proxy, which connects to the Java Minecraft server?
That's pretty cool! I assume it works fine for consoles? My kid's friends play on Xbox and Switch, so they'd need to be able to enter my bedrock server info.
Yes, its very easy. The proxy is kinda virtual though. You dont have to do a thing. Drop in the plugin, amend the config file and thats all.
You people sometimes say the judgiest shit 🤣
Confused parents 🙄
Most parents just don't want to play tech support for their family and have $10 a month so they don't have to.
Lol sorry, I did not mean it in a judgy way. I just figure most parents don't know or care enough about Minecraft to host a server themselves but I'd probably do the same thing in their shoes
How is it judgy?
The fact is most humans couldn’t set up a server.
Most humans couldn’t repair a car.
Most humans couldn’t perform an angioplasty.
Most humans can’t play football at the professional level.
That's a good point.
I haven't paid a dime for it since I bought the game in beta.
I do feel blessed that Minecraft is still around. It truly is a magical game