And now, those players are trying to shut the whole thing down.
At the time of writing, the petition has attracted a little under 350,000 signatures.
“This shows that the mob vote is inherently flawed.
“Lastly, Minecraft made its popularity due to its regular updates and large amounts of content.
This was back as early as 2011.
Despite this, players only receive a single, very small content update each year.
If the latter update is meaty, I suspect it will put many of the complaints to bed.
But there is definitely a longer-term grievance at stake here between Mojang and their community.
It sabotages itself by reducing things to the ratio between some arbitrary numbers on paper.
I’m mixed on the version of Minecraft we have today.
I am deeply suspicious of Microsoft’s input on the game.
