Minecraft Thread

[Speaker to Animals]

Is it possible to make a second server in survival mode without spending more money?

[Speaker to Animals]

Didn't want to bury these posts.

Do you like the banners or should I go with the marble pillars?

Properly imposing.

[Okeefenokee]

I like the color. We've all seen what they look like once everything is grey.

[Fife]

I know you guys dig Minecraft. I don't know the first thing about it, but it looks cool.

I listened to this podcast this morning, and I have a little better understanding of what is going on. But probably not much of one.

Does this dude's setup look interesting to any of you Minecraft vets?

https://tomwoods.com/ep-1187-private-pr ... e-results/

Nathan Dempsey, creator of Liberty Minecraft, discusses what a game involving money, property, and nonaggression might teach us about organizing society — and what he learned when he set up, side by side, a place that recognized and a place that did not recognize private property.

https://www.libertyminecraft.com/

[Speaker to Animals]

It only works as long as every last player agrees to not take advantage, right? Lol. Sounds like libertarianism, alright.

Honestly, Eve Online models it realistically. Lots of piracy and whatnot.

[Fife]

Your game sounds like dogshit. What this guy has is a successful game and sounded interesting to me on this podcast. You won't listen to the podcast, I won't play your dogshit game. No shocker there, as usual, it makes us even.

Anybody else?

[Speaker to Animals]

Your game sounds like dogshit. What this guy has is a successful game and sounded interesting to me on this podcast. You won't listen to the podcast, I won't play your dogshit game. No shocker there, as usual, it makes us even.

Anybody else?

Eve Online is the most successful MMO of all time, and is beloved by libertarians.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Your game sounds like dogshit. What this guy has is a successful game and sounded interesting to me on this podcast. You won't listen to the podcast, I won't play your dogshit game. No shocker there, as usual, it makes us even.

Anybody else?

Eve Online is the most successful MMO of all time, and is beloved by libertarians.

It was my favorite game ever, until the suicide high-sec ganking started. That's just incredibly annoying.

[Speaker to Animals]

Your game sounds like dogshit. What this guy has is a successful game and sounded interesting to me on this podcast. You won't listen to the podcast, I won't play your dogshit game. No shocker there, as usual, it makes us even.

Anybody else?

Eve Online is the most successful MMO of all time, and is beloved by libertarians.

It was my favorite game ever, until the suicide high-sec ganking started. That's just incredibly annoying.

Libertarianism didn't really pan out in space.

[Fife]

Your game sounds like dogshit. What this guy has is a successful game and sounded interesting to me on this podcast. You won't listen to the podcast, I won't play your dogshit game. No shocker there, as usual, it makes us even.

Anybody else?

Eve Online is the most successful MMO of all time, and is beloved by libertarians.

Never heard of it. But some platform that promotes something called "suicide high-sec ganking" doesn't sound like it is about property, and certainly not about voluntaryism.

Sounds like a pile of dogshit.