[Quasi_1987]

Hey everyone!

Before Dogcraft I never played on any server or multiplayer, although I play Minecraft for 5-6 years now. Main reason I avoided servers where anoying kids, griefing, players who weren't there for the real gameplay and totally devestated landscapes with UFO-trees.

My current singleplayer world is 2 years old now and is in survival. I like to get stuff, craft, grind and create. Getting the infrastructure to play some kind of creative in survival. And the main goal, letting your fantasy on the loos.





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[LilWolfie]

Hey Quasi! Dogcraft is also my first multi player world. I've had my singleplayer world since May 2012. I don't know exactly when because it's been transferred through 4 difference computers (I get my husband's old rejected laptops, so they never last more than a year or two). I don't get on there often because, although I don't really interact with server projects, I really enjoy the camaraderie of the server. Plus, I'm pretty bad at everything with the game; I just enjoy digging around and building ugly square buildings
I don't have an overhead view of my world to attach

[Quasi_1987]

Well that's what i like on playing on a server too, but not every server is nice to play on. I like to see bases from other players evolve and expand, and it's nice to have neighbours in the minecraft world. While some players choose to head out for -25k for example, but that's up to them.

About my singleplayer world, i like to walk around in creations i've made earlier on, see my way of thinking and way of building. Also I couldn't agree more with Ren's last video of his survival world season 5, where he spoke about memories and fases of life where he was in and getting memories triggerd by seeing those buildings back later on in the positive or negative manner.

[firsty.blocker]

I don't know...singleplayer has always been an option but I enjoy playing with others more. Only thing I use singleplayer world is testing redstone etc.