MinecraftReviews of minecraft.net

Sicher, Minecraft ist ein gutes Spiel. Aber Kufen tut man besser im Microsoft-Store, da bekommt man seine Ware auch. Ich habe auf Minecraft.net eine Minecraft Gift Card gekauft, die Card habe ich nie erhalten. Und PayPal Käuferschutz? Ist ein Witz, ich bekomme mein Geld, was ich nachweislich gezahlt habe nicht zurück. Die Webseite ist das aller letzte. Man sollte die Website schliessen.

schi...it und behalt nicht mall die welt wenn man mit den selben accaunt drauft ist richtih schlecht

New Updates, banning in SINGLE Player, generally a dumpster fire right now.

Ich habe mich so auf die 1.20 gefreut. Jetzt kam das Update endlich heraus und ich bin schwer enttäuscht. Mittlerweile hab ich 2 Std. mit der sinnlosen Suche nach einem Kirschbaum, verdächtigen Sand und Kies verschwendet. Gefunden habe ich nichts. Dadurch ist mir auch die Lust am Spiel selbst vergangen. Wenn man nicht den kleinsten Erfolg erzielen kann macht das Spiel keine Freude. Ich werde vermutlich Minecraft bis zum nächsten Update nicht mehr spielen.

Microsoft/Minecraft have ignored my last three support emails regarding their threats to delete non migrated accounts later this year. Each time they have closed the ticket before I got a response other than an automated wall of text telling me how to migrate. I purchased Minecraft in 2010 well before Microsoft purchased the IP. At the time I was promised that I could continue to access the full game forever with my purchase. Microsoft seem to have decided not to honour the original terms of sale , requiring me to "migrate" and in the process accept a whole new bunch of terms which are detremential compared to the ones I originally agreed to. Now Microsoft is saying they will delete the account and permanently remove my access to software that was sold tome with the promise of being able to access the full game forever, and continue to ignore any support requests I put in

Kompletter schritt seid dem Microsoft es gekauft hat nur noch müll! 1.8.8 ist besste und alles danach ist kake vorallem Microsoft

As someone who has used computers from command line days I thought it would be easy to install the thing and get playing it. It's a grim experience and we may have paid nearly 40 quid for the WRONG version for our kid. Maybe they need to actually get some UX people involved? It's so difficult to actually work out what to download, and when you have the software on your computer (Microsoft laptop) it's unrelentingly confusing to know what you've got. I've spent a couple of days talking to other parents to work out what to do. I've never experienced such a confusing, idiotic environment. We STILL don't know if we've bought the right thing. PLUS we still haven't actually been able to use the thing. Am thinking of contacting our credit card holder and complaining - it's that bad an experience. Guys, you need to make the install process rational and simple, and not some kafkaesque nightmare.

Ikke til at gennemskue når det skal hentes.og bare sat op for at snyde folk