Streamers explain what they love about Minecraft ft. Myth, Valkyrae, CouRage, and more Microsoft \/ TSM Myth – Twitch \/ 100 ThievesMinecraft is undergoing its own renaissance in 2019 and a lot of big-name streamers are jumping on the bandwagon and they revealed just what they love about the game. With many games growing stale and Fortnite having a giant mech romping around in Season 10, many streamers are turning their eyes towards Minecraft. It can be tough from the outside looking in to see just what the allure is of Minecraft, which is why Tyler \u2018Ninja\u2018 Blevins asked for people to explain what they enjoyed. \u201cSerious answers only please, why do you like Minecraft?\u201d Almost immediately, the responses began rolling in and players had plenty of good reasoning for Minecraft being such a fun game for them. Read More: PewDiePie sets deadline for 100 million subs – \u201cIt\u2019s a game that is super rewarding to build, explore, and be creative in,\u201d wrote Jack \u2018CouRageJD\u2018 Dunlop. \u201cCreating a server with friends makes it even more fun and the storylines you can make are never-ending. This past week has been so fun on the game. 5 hours feels like 5 minutes. Remind me of early Fortnite.\u201d It\u2019s a game that is super rewarding to build, explore, and be creative in. Creating a server with friends makes it even more fun and the storylines you can make are never ending. This past week has been so fun on the game. 5 hours feels like 5 minutes. Remind me of early Fortnite \u2014 Jack \u201cCouRage\u201d Dunlop (@CouRageJD) August 19, 2019 Many of the replies do focus on the outright openness of the game and how you can practically do anything you put your mind to. \u201cIt\u2019s a game that allows you to follow a linear path of progression but also lets you set and accomplish your own goals,\u201d said Ali \u2018Myth\u2018 Kabbani. \u201cAnd whether it\u2019s your own goal or something on the linear path it always feels super rewarding when you\u2019ve finished one task you\u2019ve been trying to accomplish.\u201d It’s a game that allows you to follow a linear path of progression but also let’s you set and accomplish your own goals. And whether it’s your own goal or something on the linear path it always feels super rewarding when you’ve finished one task you’ve been trying to accomplish. \u2014 Myth (@TSM_Myth) August 19, 2019 Others have touched on how it\u2019s a lot of fun to play with friends. \u201cI love the randomly generated worlds,\u201d tweeted Rachel \u2018Valkyrae\u2018 Hofsetter. \u201cMakes it so fun to explore and there\u2019s just an endless amount of stuff to do. Also playing with friends and others streamers makes it even more entertaining! ALSO, it\u2019s scary and difficult sometimes.\u201d Of course, you have some players just saying they like because there aren\u2019t any mechs like WILDCAT said. With this question, it sounds like Ninja is open to jumping into Minecraft, and that has been amplified with his wife sending out a tweet asking if there is any interest for viewers. Only time will tell if he actually decides to jump into Minecraft. It wouldn\u2019t be his first time as Ninja has participated in Minecraft Monday but this would be a completely different experience.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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