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So minecraft is a thing in my house now
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Le Chuck:
I missed minecraft when it first popped.  I was aware of it but not interested.  Now my boys, aged 9 and 7, are taken with it.  They started by watching player videos and playing around with flash based analogs that are free online. 

This past weekend I caved and we are now neck deep in it.  Things I like: that we can all three sit around the computer and play together, discuss resources, plan builds, get scared at cave noises when we have a bunch of stuff to get back to the chest, learn some strategy, and just build our own worlds. 

There really isn't much I don't like about it.  We are each doing a single player adventure world.  It's cool to see how different all our priorities are, my 7 year old is all out the animal husbandry.  My 9 year old is all about the rare resources.  I'm all about the build.     We're still real basic, haven't cracked into spells or machines yet.  Tend to hover in the level 5 to 7 category before walking backward into lava or getting caught out by some damn skeleton.  Really need to make some arrows but flint is a ---smurfette--- to find for some reason lol.  The part I like best tho is how we can play together

Anybody else still doing this or just getting into it? They've been asking, already, for a lan setup so we can all play together.  I need to see if there is a minecraft for their DS's, that would work. 
Mike A:
My son played a lot when he was younger. He preferred the PC version. He said the console versions were more limited. That could have changed by now.
yotsuya:
My daughter and I built many worlds together when she was younger. I miss those days. 
smass:
My 20 year old discovered it two years ago.  She plays it on her laptop while at college to relax from studying.  My 17 year old is more of a SIMs girl. 

Minecraft is one of the most valuable gaming franchises in the world for a reason :)
knave:
I never got into it...but I lost 6 months or more to Terraria (2d more of a platform Minecraft)

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