cen0b
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Making Beta Legacy content!
Member since December 17th 2023.
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Member since December 17th 2023.
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Microsoft doesn't call it's big releases by version number, it comes up with consumer friendly names: XP, Vista, 10 etc. This should especially be true if the software doesn't need annual releases.
February 11, 2025 at 7:42 AM
Microsoft doesn't call it's big releases by version number, it comes up with consumer friendly names: XP, Vista, 10 etc. This should especially be true if the software doesn't need annual releases.
The end user shouldn't be concerned with semantic versions either. It is like asking consumers to understand the difference between different models of computer chips, sure some techy people will understand and love knowing the specs, but the majority of the population doesn't.
February 11, 2025 at 7:42 AM
The end user shouldn't be concerned with semantic versions either. It is like asking consumers to understand the difference between different models of computer chips, sure some techy people will understand and love knowing the specs, but the majority of the population doesn't.
Frequent breaking changes create LOTS of headaches. Major version bumps are tough in large codebases—each risky to implement. I’d prefer one annual major release bundling multiple breaking changes over frequent disruptive major bumps.
February 11, 2025 at 7:42 AM
Frequent breaking changes create LOTS of headaches. Major version bumps are tough in large codebases—each risky to implement. I’d prefer one annual major release bundling multiple breaking changes over frequent disruptive major bumps.
Great writeup! I completely agree with your points on Mojang's social media inconsistency. Mixing memes, teasers, and updates creates confusion, as seen with No Man's Sky's marketing approach. This issue has been slowly creeping in, but the recent DLC drop was the biggest red flag, in my opinion.
February 11, 2025 at 7:29 AM
Great writeup! I completely agree with your points on Mojang's social media inconsistency. Mixing memes, teasers, and updates creates confusion, as seen with No Man's Sky's marketing approach. This issue has been slowly creeping in, but the recent DLC drop was the biggest red flag, in my opinion.
The ads make the game look easy because the person playing in the ad is purposely terrible. It makes you want to download the game to prove how easy it actually is.
November 27, 2024 at 6:24 PM
The ads make the game look easy because the person playing in the ad is purposely terrible. It makes you want to download the game to prove how easy it actually is.
It’s just… everyone is so hyper connected and they disassociate from reality, watching DNSL mess with these people is so insanely interesting to me.
November 27, 2024 at 6:16 PM
It’s just… everyone is so hyper connected and they disassociate from reality, watching DNSL mess with these people is so insanely interesting to me.
It doesn’t help that my videos focus on the niche of “Minecraft Beta” and “Legacy Console Edition.” I love these versions of the game, but maybe my editing style and tone don’t align with what people expect on YouTube.
I know it’s partly on me, but it might also just be a reflection of the times.
I know it’s partly on me, but it might also just be a reflection of the times.
November 19, 2024 at 1:07 AM
It doesn’t help that my videos focus on the niche of “Minecraft Beta” and “Legacy Console Edition.” I love these versions of the game, but maybe my editing style and tone don’t align with what people expect on YouTube.
I know it’s partly on me, but it might also just be a reflection of the times.
I know it’s partly on me, but it might also just be a reflection of the times.