Strength II to your wallet.

It doesn't work for me sadge

Love the fact that you conveniently leave out how they're able to profit from you :-)

@charli he literally said that in the video 💀

@@vegcharli I made sure to keep that clear in the video! Buff makes their money from ads they show to you in their app (never outside of it), as well as from developers paying them to promote games to Buff's users. AKA profiting off your ad views and you playing partnered games.

Not to mention how cool it is to have elements of Minecraft in the real world.

Especially at a time when Minecraft was on top of the world.

It was very underwhelming to me. Best part of it in my opinion was the real life and social aspects. When it came out me and my younger brother went running about in a dry river bed cause the GPS data for our town was bad and it placed chests in the middle of the jungle. It definitely has fun memories attached to it in my mind, but they aren’t really about the gameplay. Social games can be like that.

Sucked power like nothing else! I still loved playing it in the beginning phase, because there weren't as many annoying pay to win things, and even though my phone was hot like an oven and out of battery after just an hour of playing

Mine teleported all around

and then: voxel crotches

My man just solved Minecraft Earth

And public servers for every country ?

And real life zombies for survival mode

What would be cool if you could just build something, and then others could see it. Of course there is basically no way to make that work, but I still think about it

I ended up upgrading to the iPhone 7S just to play this game

Bro my ancient iPhone 7 could run it XD

@@The_mrbob I also had used an Iphone 7 that was leftover from my family and even if it could render the baseplates smoothly the battery would drain at the speed of sound.

@@OfficialHield That’s more of an issue with all older Apple products. I’m not sure if it’s bad engineering or on purpose, but apple batteries aren’t built to last.

@@The_mrbob then the higher price comes back to mind again. The % of world that had AR ready phones especially the ones capable to run MCE for a good while back when it was out was still very small

Are you duping comments?

explode

Hey duper, I feel sorry about your main account

Apparently some people actually still have the sunset screen while others only have the white background - I'm not sure if it's maybe a difference between iOS and Android? Or maybe those who still have the screen just have it stored locally?

@@mcbyt hmm, it could be from updating OS versions. I have all my apps local is why i say that. or hey maybe it IS a difference between ios and android who knows.

Sounds about right

The best way to probably revive it is to make it a seperate game from MC entirely so Mojang can't do anything about it nor care. Minetest would be a good base for it because it's really well optimized

honestly thank you, this was hell to make

Yeah, it was technically AR but I think if I started using the terms MR or AR people would be like "what is that", and if I used the terms "mixed reality" or "augmented reality" it would get repetitive fast, so I just went with VR. Most people lump all of them in together anyways

Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it

@@mcbyt You commentate really well

@@TheRibbonMan_ Thank you, glad you think so :)

1. Yes, you could on paper build anything you wanted, but in practice, not really from what I can tell. Collecting blocks was excruciating, and many of those buildplates didn't come with many of them, so you were effectively limited to either the default build or some rearrangement of its materials. I combed through hours and hours and hours of Minecraft Earth content - probably about 90% of what's on KZfaq, as I literally scrolled through 4-5 pages for every single search I did - and never once saw anyone building something fully custom. 2. Are you sure you couldn't see other people's builds? I mean, I can't confirm since the game's since been taken down obviously, but every news article or video tutorial I've seen regarding buildplates says they can be dropped into the world for others to see. At the very least, I know they were shareable through a link.

@@mcbyt 1: Nope! Getting blocks was really easy! It was hard to get some blocks,like diamond boocks, but wood, cobblestone, iron, clay, dirt etc. were nearly infinite! And things like stone biricks, glass etc. took quarter of a day of farming for a house or smth. It was all paced really well imo. The reason why you probably didn't see anything original is because most of yt content is in the perpetual cycle of "Make content upload content" as fast as possible. Sure your lil house will take a day or two but that was kind of the point of the game. I haven't spent a cent and have gotten to build a lot of cool stuff. 2: Nope. You can't place buildplates around the world. You can only share via link. I think there was a public list of builds but it was moderated. I don't remember much about that and i might be getting it confused but as far as I played with me and my friends, i first needed to know the person to see their builds (either via a friend request or link) Imo, as a former player, the reason why the game failed is: It needed the highest end technology. Not much else. I was only able to play the game once i had a good phone which had an amazing camera, gyroscope, screen size and processor to support the game, which was year after the release. Otherwise the game is practically unplayable. The possible playerbase for the game was super scarce but I'd imagine the game (or a similar experience) will come back when this technology will become the "old gen"

@@BirbIrl Ah, I see where the confusion probably is - that public list of builds was moderated, which must've been what all the old players were referring to when they said you couldn't just build anything you wanted. So privately you had freedom, you just couldn't share anything inappropriate (or potentially anything too challenging similar to how Geometry Dash levels work - not entirely sure how the moderation was handled). I appreciate the info, I've got a much better understanding of how the buildplate system worked now. That just goes to show though, how little is known even about a pretty popular game! The wiki is half-empty and full of dead links, tutorial videos are from launch or even pre-launch with any new features not covered, and normal gameplay videos were few and far between with lots of gaps in knowledge. Kind of wild, when you think about it

thanks so much! i'm glad you enjoyed :)

haha, thank you :)

Ngl all minecraft spinoffs are mid, but this wasn't. It was pretty fun ngl

PC is fixed, lots of insane content coming soon