Multiplayer Online or Co-op is all FRIENDS LIST Based

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Tiara's thoughts

Con's

Very poor multiplayer options, basically no multiplayer. A little boring and predictable gaming Many glitches and bugs. Static linear stages. No classes. Very restricted content

Despite the PC version having a serious Ownership Bug that prevented access to the game for countless hours, it's probably for the best as after playing for about 30 minutes I became bored of the old-fashioned game and lack of any new ideas, it's basically the original Diablo with a minecraft paint job.

There were glitches and bugs everywhere. I was unable to play for much of the first day. I also didn't get any Hero Edition DLC. But that doesn't matter. The worst thing about the game is its ridiculous excuse for multiplayer. It does not have it. Well, half of it. Multiplayer Online or co-op is all FRIENDS LIST-based, which means that if you don't have any friends who play this game, then it's essentially a single player game, online multiplayer is ineffective and attempts to mislead the player into thinking that you can play with random people or join random games just like in most ARPG games. TL;DR It is necessary to have 3 other players on your friends list that also play MC:D to play this game in multiplayer.

Since it's minecraft, the enemies are significantly lacking and are recycled over and over again, oh zombies...oh skeleton archers ....and occasionally , a more difficult version that is souped up might pop up. It's not that important. it because, for any serious player, .... you'll be bored after a few .... STAGES. Area's don't flow together like in most ARPGS that start at one area and explore across vast areas. These are fairly small areas with the same goal for each stage...complete it...return to camp...pick the next stage, and the cycle continues, it's very basic.