This interesting thing has been really picking up in popularity on Twitter. If you love Lego and\/or Minecraft, you should check out this video. As it seems to have the best of both… worlds.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/youtu.be\/oDdTTKnTBqk<\/a><\/p>\n Personally, I was never really into LEGO. Call me inhuman if you wish. The only real construction toys I had when I was a kid, where really basic. One was a series of colored tubes that you hook together in these circular wooden things, that had tons of holes in it. I can’t remember the name of them for the life of me. All I remember is I cried like a baby when I had them removed from me, as they were my baby toys.<\/p>\n The other, and I sometimes still mess with this, are Erector sets. These are quite fun to build. And if you don’t follow the instruction books, you can build some pretty cool things out of these multi-holed, pill-shaped pieces.<\/p>\n So anyway. Enough about my past. You guys don’t care about it. You care about this. Personally, I hope in the future that there’s a way to go from 1st and 3rd person. Because the 3rd person view doesn’t work well with houses. This interesting thing has been really picking up in popularity on Twitter. If you love Lego and\/or Minecraft, you should check out this video. As it seems to have the best of both… worlds. https:\/\/youtu.be\/oDdTTKnTBqk Personally, I was never really … Continue reading
\nThis game is currently in Beta, and already it looks pretty good. You can do pretty much the same thing you can do in Minecraft, except the terrain is more.. well, realistic? As in, rolling hills actually look rolling, instead of solid blocks.
\nSchematics seem to be a built-in thing, instead of requiring a mod. You can literally plop a building anywhere you wish with it.<\/p>\n
\nI do like the fact that there’s somekind of a progression system, where you use the coins you get for beating the crap out of certain object, to unlock it and be able to place it freely.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"