In the first few days, they were all familiarizing themselves with the module functions, so no large-scale works appeared.
However, minor changes have already been made.
For example, a "backpack item" module has emerged as a dark horse, generating a huge response on the forum.
This mod doesn't have much content; it just adds an item called "backpack," allowing players to carry more items when they go out.
And this backpack won't be dropped upon death!
Without a doubt, this is what Minecraft players need most, bar none.
Upon its release, the module was immediately marked as featured, HOT, and trending, quickly rising to the top of the module download charts.
This ranking list is, of course, provided by Blue Star.
To encourage creators to produce a large number of new mods, BlueStar not only provides a free sharing platform, but also launched the "Best Mod of the Month" event.
The creator who wins first place in the module category will receive a substantial prize, which can be considered an official reward.
The author ID of this backpack module is "Ling Lingqi".
He probably never expected that a small prop he made in one night would have such a large number of views and downloads.
The original post has already reached over thirty pages, and every player wants to cry and call him "Big Brother"...
His inbox was also overflowing with praise, support, and suggestions for the module.
Some people wanted bigger backpacks, some wanted to put a backpack on their horses, some wanted to dye backpacks, and some suggested adding a new backpack recipe...
Ling Lingqi was clearly stunned for a moment, and then began to reply to the post in a targeted manner.
It's clear that Ling Lingqi is very talented.
He learned the mod-making tools very quickly and created mods exceptionally fast, suggesting he likely graduated with a degree in programming or a similar field.
After thinking for a moment, Mingyan sent him an encouraging message using the official account of "Blue Star Staff".
Ling Lingqi immediately replied, "Thank you for your encouragement, everyone!"
Of course, most of the content was about players coming over to take photos.
[Take a photo with the official organizers!!]
[OP is really awesome, should the official team consider hiring him?]
[Could you please urge Chief Designer Ming to release a new game as soon as possible?!]
...Well, Mingyan selectively ignored the last reply.
With a large number of original fans, the official forum is developing at a rapid pace.
Minecraft thus appeared directly on the list and firmly occupied the top 30 positions.
The latest batch of game reviews are mostly discussing the two flagship modules.
The tech mod is really fun! There's so much more to grind for!
I've taken another week off. I'm determined to defeat the Lich boss this weekend and max out my "Blink" spell. I'm making this promise!
I'm truly impressed by Chief Designer Ming. How did he come up with two completely different but incredibly fun modules...?
In addition to player comments, surprisingly, an editor from AMD also wrote a commentary on this Minecraft update.
The gist is: [Blue Star created the concept of "mods," using them as additions and modifications to the core game, providing more content different from the original. It's the same game, but with simple adjustments, it brings players a completely different and entirely new experience...]
[It's foreseeable that "mods" will become the most important innovative concept of the year! With his genius creativity and keen insight, Chief Designer Ming has found a unique path for game updates... extending the lifespan of an indie single-player game to almost indefinite levels.]
Designers worldwide can rejoice! Their designs no longer need to be sifted through countless options, discarding conflicting but excellent ideas. Earth has provided a viable solution: creating "modules"!
This editor's comment is practically blatant sycophancy towards "Chief Designer Ming".
At first glance, Mingyan almost thought that Zi had made some kind of shady deal with Company A.
Generally speaking, without "deep cooperation" in promotion and distribution, there wouldn't be such obvious hype between the platform and the production company.
What Mingyan didn't know was that this editor from Company A actually came from their Marketing Department's Sixth Group.
This group is a partner of the Dragon Slayer Sword Studio.
This team was responsible for part of the publicity and distribution of "The Heaven-Defying Technique".
So far, only a handful of PR staff in this group probably know that Blue Star Studio and Dragon Slayer Studio belong to the same person.
Mingyan alone has come up with so many revolutionary concepts that have shaken up the gaming industry!
From the money-grabbing marketing of "Against the Gods," to the extravagant promotion of "League of Legends," to the mod concept of "Minecraft"...
To this day, the entire group is now Mingyan's biggest fanboy!
This review was written entirely by the editor in a moment of passion.
The fact that he managed to restrain himself and not kneel down on the keyboard to beg for Chief Designer Ming's coattails is already a result of his restraint and revisions!
The person in charge of their group who directly collaborated with Mingyan had long since become a complete devotee and joined the "Ming Cult"...
That Ming Cult member was simply terrifying.
A group of people are burning incense and praying to Buddha every day, hoping that "Master" - Chief Designer Ming - will release another game as soon as possible.