None hates minecraft
A Swedish man named Markus Persson, or as many people know him as Notch, is the creator of Minecraft. He is part of the company Mojang. This is the company that supports minecraft. Notch Is also the founder of Mojang. Now, Mojang has been bought by Microsoft for about $2 billion USD.
as of may 11, 2013, 10,450,125 minecraft accounts have been purchased.
No, Minecraft Forge is not illegal! That is why many people still use mods.
As of the date of this answer, over 42 million people have created accounts on minecraft.net, the game's website, and over 8,293,494 have upgraded their accounts to premium and bought the game.
None hates minecraft
A Swedish man named Markus Persson, or as many people know him as Notch, is the creator of Minecraft. He is part of the company Mojang. This is the company that supports minecraft. Notch Is also the founder of Mojang. Now, Mojang has been bought by Microsoft for about $2 billion USD.
Millions.
Because minecraft is an AWESOME game.
It is because Minecraft copies ideas from other games, such as Roblox. Many blocky games were created way before Minecraft. Anyone that has played on the Minecraft server, the hive, knows that there's a new minigame called "deathrun". Well you know what? There's a game just like that created way before Minecraft! Oh and by the way any people who created a game based on Minecraft such as survival craft should know that that's also copying. So thats why I hate to play minecraft ( i got the news of the hive by one of my friends).
No, many people are using minecraft without any problems with viruses.
as of may 11, 2013, 10,450,125 minecraft accounts have been purchased.
No, Minecraft Forge is not illegal! That is why many people still use mods.
Survival maps are constantly being created by people in the community, so there's probably thousands of maps by now, or even more! If you want to look at some then some good websites are 'Planet Minecraft' or simply the Minecraft Forum.
yes, many people have.
As of the date of this answer, over 42 million people have created accounts on minecraft.net, the game's website, and over 8,293,494 have upgraded their accounts to premium and bought the game.
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