Microsoft is getting serious about Minecraft in schools, and it means the end of one notable offshoot of the game's freewheeling culture. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ns-a-minecraft-mod-into-an-education-business
Friends, do you think I should download this file or not. Just parents bought me a new computer and I'm afraid that there are no viruses in the file. Once I downloaded a similar file for minecraft to an old computer, but there was a virus that destroyed my hard drive. I’d better not take the risk and go play on the server. By the way, I am recruiting people to my server, you can join if you are interested. I just recently bought a new server on the service GGSERVERS and on my server there are already more than 300 players and not a single cheater, so join in!
I think nothing bad will happen if they separate these two versions. I mean, if the “educational” Minecraft will exist apart from the regular one and will not affect it in any way.
Because if it does, it will affect the original Minecraft servers from the minecraft server list that I prefer. This would not be cool because I don’t want a bunch of school kids running through my house there. Also, if they bring it to school, there will be more bans and more control from the moderators. This will turn the game into prison, and many players will just leave.