MWEB GameZone writes: "The popular MOD CivCraft is going standalone in the form of Praxis. This move was announced by developers [Redacted] Games only one day after the confirmation that Microsoft has bought Mojang.
This could signal a long line of developers to follow suit, running away from the Microsoft owned Minecraft and creating standalone verions of their games."
Mojang announced the release date for the latest Game Drop for Minecraft and a significant visual upgrade for the Bedrock Edition.
Today, Mojang revealed the next Game Drop coming soon to its ultra-popular survival crafting game Minecraft, titled "Chase the Sky."
Does anyone think it’s a little lazy of them to use a Ghast rather than make a new Hot air balloon skin or something.
A whole update for this is wild after months of waiting
With the launch of Call of Duty Season 4, Activision quietly put adverts inside loadouts for Black Ops 6 and Warzone, sparking a backlash in the process.
Putting Ads in a pay-to-play Premium title? Well done Microsoft. Well done /s This is really scummy.
This game will never change because these sweatlords love buying up all the skins and bundles that become obsolete the following year. They're the ones perpetuating Activision's greed.
If Microsoft introduces adverts into its other games I hope it can do them without disrupting the immersion of the game world. So for example in the new Fable game it would look out of place if there was a billboard advertising Cadillacs.
A far better way to do it would be to have a wizard conjure a 'dream cloud' in front of your character and then in the cloud you can see the Cadillac car and see the text with price and availability and hear a booming sales voice promoting the car. That would work so well as it wouldn't be a billboard and completely, 100%, fit in with your character's adventuring in Albion. Doesn't that sound so much better?!
@venom, or how about our of 100 farts in Albion, 1 of them has a Cadillac pop out
Sounds to me more like they think they can do a cash in like Notch got if the game they are trying to sell isn't based off a soon to be MS game.
It sounds like CivCraft wants to get onto that money train, and I don't blame them when the game itself sold for over $2billion.
Very sensible.
It's not wise to make a game on a software platform/engine you have no control over. The MS purchase could mean absolutely anything for mod developers at this point, and civcraft was like a game in its own right. They need to be able to sell their work and not worry about legal issues.. They also need to know that the entire foundation they've been working from isnt going to change.. We have no idea what's going to happen with MC now.