Clever players have discovered that the "rotten flesh" dropped by zombies in this game not only increases health, but also reduces hunger due to the "nausea" debuff.
That's a health potion that you can use indefinitely!
Moreover, there's a lot of rotten flesh, a lot of it; you can get one or two sets in one night.
This essentially eliminates all gameplay.
Players only need to carry a few stacks of rotten flesh and consume "potions" to easily defeat all bosses without any difficulty.
This is a classic case of trying to draw a tiger but ending up with a dog, a poor imitation, or a case of blindly imitating someone else's gait.
That game died immediately after that bug was fixed.
They're not like Blue Star Studio, a copycat game with no reputation from the start. Once they lose their existing players, they're doomed to never recover.
This incident also illustrates a point: it is impossible to reach the level of Blue Star Studio by simply imitating.
Even if you learn by following the game, you can't grasp the essence of Chief Designer Ming's design!
The games they make not only have wildly imaginative ideas, but are also flawless in every aspect, with almost nothing to criticize.
It was as if he knew from the very beginning what the perfect version of the game would look like!
He doesn't need to iterate through versions again and again, refining and eliminating the bad to bring the game to its best state.
When he takes action, it's always a devastating and decisive blow.
That is why players have such high expectations and admiration for him.
[Made by Blue Star, guaranteed to be top-notch! With the Cult Leader himself present, we are invincible!]
That's their slogan.
After this shock, Minecraft's ranking has returned to the top 30.
This is the third time!
The third time, it inexplicably rushed back, and this old wave, which was supposed to be a strong one, actually washed the new wave up on the beach!
It's really hard to understand.
What kind of man is Chief Designer Ming, and why does he always defy the laws of nature?
By mid-March, nearly a thousand mods had been created for Minecraft, all of which were made by players themselves.
The quality of these modules varied, but after being filtered and eliminated by the natural market, many truly excellent ones remained.
For example, there are furniture mods that benefit builders, quantum technology mods that further develop the tech tree, and dragon mods that focus on adventure and role-playing...
And so on and so forth, the list goes on.
Last week's best mod was a mod called "MITE" or "My World Is Too Simple," created by an author with the ID "Ling Lingqi."
Although this module received a high number of votes, it was full of controversy.
It's very simple, because it's too difficult!
It's so difficult that most players won't even survive more than a few minutes before dying of hunger and losing everything.
Many players were filled with resentment towards it, which further sparked a considerable debate on the forums.
That is: Is my world really too simple?
Most players currently believe that the original version of Minecraft is very simple.
As long as you learn about the monsters and the properties of lava beforehand, you're unlikely to be killed.
Simply follow the steps to advance your technology, put on a set of diamond-enchanted armor, and you'll be able to beat the game quickly.
The current world record for the fastest completion time is just over two minutes.
Use world-generating seeds to mine diamonds and Ender portals in the shortest time, then wield a diamond sword and use skillful combat techniques to defeat the Ender Dragon.
Then the game completion screen will pop up.
Aside from the adventure-oriented playstyle, the builders might spend even longer on the game.
However, since it's basically just playing a building simulator, it's even less difficult.
Most players believe they have explored most of the game's content.
Even some advanced players have started to complain that the game is too easy, and that it loses its challenge unless they play through a dozen or so more difficult modules.
But at this moment, Mingyan looked at the players and sighed.
"Sigh, I'm very disappointed in them," Ming said. "It's been over two years, where are the Redstone Party?"
Yeah, where are the Redstone Party members?!
Could it be that the interstellar people are so used to the high-tech world that they have lost their sensitivity to these most basic circuits?
Redstone circuits in Minecraft look incredibly simple, at most only able to control the opening and closing of pistons and doors.
But in reality, besides building, redstone can also provide endless gameplay possibilities.
Mingyan thought for a moment, then got up and went to the outer office.
At this time, Blue Star was still enjoying a joyful holiday.