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RedRocker227 wrote:
I've never played it, so I'm not the best to speak, but I've gotta agree with everyone who's said that it is educational. It improves creativity, perseverance, and many other things.
This. I have still not played Minecraft yet, but it is educational.
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imnotbob wrote:
It's actually pulled me away from education by being so addicting.
I think that's more of a thing for you personally than a general problem with MC.
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maxskywalker wrote:
imnotbob wrote:
It's actually pulled me away from education by being so addicting.
I think that's more of a thing for you personally than a general problem with MC.
In general, Minecraft might be addicting so I'd blame his/her addiction on both MC and him/her-self.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
Magnie wrote:
SilverDomination wrote:
Thanks to everyone for the ideas so far!
@Magnie, good point. Plus, many people have used MC in school for educational purposes, so I don't know why my mom won't let me get it.Does she know you can use it for educational purposes? Maybe find some examples (like youtube videos) that you can show her.
Such as the blog that cheddar posted.
Well, I'm going to show my mom the finished report, & the resources I have.
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Yea, It has educational parts followed by some not-really-educational parts.
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Exactly... In a sense.
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You can make almost anything, therefore making it a possible school tool!
My brother built most of Italy, and I built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the pyramids in Egypt for a school project.
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Heh. Yer brother built most of Italy? Awesome!
@all, Check out mah new sig!
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That's an idea!
@everyone: I'm going to start writing it tonight, but you can still post ideas!
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calebxy wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
Dinoclor wrote:
I'm pretty sure I could figure out how to use experiences from MC if I ever got into a situation where I was stuck in the forest.
No, it doesn't include punching trees.But it does involve trying to go meters into the ground in a matter of a day with stuff made of wood?
But a day is a lot longer in real life than in MC, so you'd have the time.
It also takes longer to build a hole.
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SilverDomination wrote:
imnotbob wrote:
It's actually pulled me away from education by being so addicting.
That's kindof a responsibility issue though. I'm able to keep my grades high, & do fun stuff.
@Freakish, read it! ^^^
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Four words: Thank you. SO. MUCH. My tech teacher will HAVE to let us use minecraft now! I shall show her!
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In my opinion, you should just play Minetest, which is open-source and just as fun
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jji7skyline wrote:
In my opinion, you should just play Minetest, which is open-source and just as fun
Minetest is a bit of a different idea, has a smaller community, and doesn't have really any server mods, so there's no protection from grief. It also doesn't have a lot of the mobs or features Minecraft does.
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@shamrocker, awesome!
@veggie & jji7skyline, eh. Minetest just wouldn't be the same.
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SilverDomination wrote:
@veggie & jji7skyline, eh. Minetest just wouldn't be the same.
That's what I was saying. :I
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I know. But both your & jji7skyline's posts were about that same thing. So I @ed you.
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veggieman001 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
In my opinion, you should just play Minetest, which is open-source and just as fun
Minetest is a bit of a different idea, has a smaller community, and doesn't have really any server mods, so there's no protection from grief. It also doesn't have a lot of the mobs or features Minecraft does.
There are mods, and there is protection from grief.
I agree there are less mobs, and slightly less features, but many servers have mods that make up for that... and yea, I just can't waste $30 or whatever it is on a game
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jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
In my opinion, you should just play Minetest, which is open-source and just as fun
Minetest is a bit of a different idea, has a smaller community, and doesn't have really any server mods, so there's no protection from grief. It also doesn't have a lot of the mobs or features Minecraft does.
There are mods, and there is protection from grief.
I agree there are less mobs, and slightly less features, but many servers have mods that make up for that... and yea, I just can't waste $30 or whatever it is on a game
Twenty-seven dollars. And could you please link to these mods?
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veggieman001 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
Minetest is a bit of a different idea, has a smaller community, and doesn't have really any server mods, so there's no protection from grief. It also doesn't have a lot of the mobs or features Minecraft does.There are mods, and there is protection from grief.
I agree there are less mobs, and slightly less features, but many servers have mods that make up for that... and yea, I just can't waste $30 or whatever it is on a gameTwenty-seven dollars. And could you please link to these mods?
See the mods section?
http://c55.me/minetest/forum/
redcrab.suret.net:30000 has lots of mods including farming, gravity, TNT (I think) and animals and loads more... i don't play there though
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