Minecraft 'hardcore' mode destroys worlds
Markus "Notch" Persson has teased "Hardcore" mode for Minecraft, which deletes your world upon death. Ouch.
If you want a greater sense of accomplishment out of your Minecraft experience, Markus "Notch" Persson knows just what to do. In a newly teased "Hardcore" mode, dying won't just eliminate you. It will blink your world from existence. Try not to think about the metaphysical implications here.
Persson showed off the option toggle in a tweet, suggesting that the mode is in testing now and will be added in a future update. If you want to feel the sheer terror of losing all of your carefully constructed operations in an instant, you'll finally have the option next week when the 1.9 update hits.
In a follow-up tweet, he teased "Ultra Hardcore Mode," which deletes a player's premium account status upon death. Persson confirmed to Shacknews that this was a joke, but mentioned that, "surprisingly many people were fine with it, though." Minecrafters are gluttons for punishment, apparently.
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Steve Watts posted a new article, Minecraft 'hardcore' mode destroys worlds.
Markus "Notch" Persson has teased "Hardcore" mode for Minecraft, which deletes your world upon death. Ouch.-
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And it was the core of another great feature series from Tom Francis, 'The Minecraft Experiment': http://www.pcgamer.com/tag/the-minecraft-experiment/ (that's newest to oldest, so go to the end)
It's outdated now, but it was really fascinating and tense - partly from the core Ironman mode idea, partly from his presentation. I recommend reading it to anyone that has a chunk of free time.
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