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The Minecraft launcher is the login and downloader front-end to the stand-alone client. It is responsible for downloading the main Java packages, including minecraft.jar, which holds the code and resources of the game such as textures, and LWJGL. It also acts somewhat like a basic and easily bypassable copy-restriction by forcing the user to login to a paid account when running for the first time. It is possible to use the launcher to run versions of Minecraft from nearly any era. However, not every version of the game is included (to see a list of all missing versions, see missing versions). The current launcher is the sixth launcher for Minecraft, and the second that was built to automatically update itself.
2Features
4History
Launch(edit)
The login screen for launchers without being previously logged-in.
Every time the launcher is executed, it checks a specific directory where Minecraft stores its files called '.minecraft'. It checks a file called 'launcher_profiles.json' for login credentials. If the file does not exist, is corrupt, or no user is logged in, the user must login with a valid premium account, otherwise the user will be directed to play the Demo version or purchase the game.
When logging in, the launcher will first try to verify the login. If a valid 'launcher_profiles.json' file exists but there is no Internet connection, the launcher will offer a 'Play offline' mode if a player was logged in when it was last closed. If the connection is successful, the launcher will then, depending on profile options, compare the latest version in the latest 'versions' directory to the latest version reported by the server. If the selected version does not exist or the latest installed version is outdated when 'Use latest version' is selected in the profile, the launcher will download all Minecraft components and Java binary files. It will also synchronize everything in the 'assets' folder (see Resource pack).
Finally, upon a successful update or installation, the launcher will execute the Minecraft jar (via 'javaw.exe', Oracle's Java Virtual Machine executable.) It is possible however for there to be missing '.jar' files, in which case the launcher will attempt to replace the missing files automatically but will stop if there is no connection.
Currently, the Minecraft launcher supports 57 languages.
Features(edit)
Launcher(edit)
Manage multiple profiles (stored in 'launcher_profiles.json'). Each profile can control:
Game version. Includes access to outdated development builds and previous releases. Older/custom versions can also be added manually.(2)
Mojang account used to play the game
Command line arguments for Java (such as heap size)
Game directory (where the game files are saved on disk)
Edit profile pictures or custom made ones
The launcher doesn't store the password locally. Instead of this, it uses a 'refresh token'
The launcher supports multiple instances (as the game also does)
Automatic updates for launcher
Ability to update libraries, such as LWJGL
Offline mode. (The first time launch requires an Internet connection to download required resources)
57 languages available
Crashes can be reported to Mojang, through Hopper
Crashes are indexed through a database for information on how to fix the issue
Launcher Settings
Switching accounts or logging off
Changing skins
Downloads servers on versions
Help button
Shows you the launcher version information when you click the launcher version
Backward compatibility(edit)
The Minecraft launcher has the ability to play old Alpha and Beta versions of the game. Currently snapshots, Alpha, Beta, and all release versions are available to play. Four Pre-classic versions, four Classic versions, and one Infdev version are available under the name 'old_alpha'.(3) No Indev versions are currently available from the launcher.
These versions are very out of date and may be unstable. Any bugs, glitches, missing features, or crashes that result from instability will never be resolved as only later versions are supported. Mojang strongly recommends backing up any save data and playing through a separate directory in the case of corruption.(4)
To enable the old versions, click the 'Launch Options', turn the 'Historical Versions', make a new profile, select any of the versions in the 'Version' box, then click 'Save'.
Skins(edit)
Skin options in the launcher
You can change or add your custom skin within the Minecraft launcher. To change or add your skin click the 'Skins' button, then click the 'Browse' button to navigate through your file system for your skin file. The file must have a resolution of 64×64 in order for the launcher to accept it as a skin file. Additionally, the skin file must be in a .png format. After you have found the skin file, click the 'Save' button to confirm your in-game skin.
You can reset your skin to the Steve or Alex defaults by clicking 'Click to reset'.
You can choose between player models - either Classic (Steve) or Slim (Alex).
If the game is running when the user enters this menu, a warning appears at the bottom of the launcher: Minecraft is currently running. Skin changes may not take effect until the game is next started.
Profiles(edit)
When you open the launcher for first time, it creates a profile that selects the latest version of Minecraft - it cannot be removed.
However, you may create a game profile of your own in the launcher. Click on the 'Launch Options' button, then click 'Add New' to create one. After this, name your profile as you want it. If you leave it, it will be named 'Unnamed Configuration'. Then, optionally, select a profile picture from the launcher or a custom one. However, it must be a 128×128 .png picture. Select the version you wish to play, and click 'Save' to confirm your profile. If you want to edit a profile, just click it. The same applies if you wish to delete a profile. Simply click the profile you want to delete and then click the 'Delete (X)' button to remove it.
You can download server versions by clicking 'Download Server'.
If you want to resize the game, turn 'Resolution' on to change the game window size.
You can turn 'Advanced Settings' on to show more profile options.
If you want to change the .minecraft file path, turn the on the 'Game directory' option. Now, navigate to the folder where you wish to relocate the .minecraft folder. You can also open the Minecraft profile by clicking the green arrow-shaped 'Go to folder' button.
If you turned 'Snapshot Versions' on, it creates a 'Latest Snapshot' profile automatically.
You can manually set a logging configuration (see the Debugging article on wiki.vg for more info)
Command Line usage(edit)
As of 2.1.1432, the launcher has 9 command-line options available:
--clean - This option deletes the game and runtime folders, including their contents, from the working directory.
--launcherui
--workDir - This option, followed by a path (relative or absolute), will change the location (and/or name) of the .minecraft folder.
--nativeLauncherVersion
--tmpDir - This option, followed by a path (relative or absolute), will change the location (and/or name) of the tmp folder.
--lockDir
--winTen - This option adds support for Windows 10. Since the launcher now supports Windows 10 fully, this option is unnecessary and seems to have no effect.
--proxyHost
--proxyPort
The --workDir option can be used to create a portable installation of the game. For example, --workDir . (or --workDir=.) can be used to make the launcher use the current directory (no matter what the current folder is called).
History(edit)
Java Edition Alphav1.0.0Initial release. In this version users can choose not only the current version but also Infdev.The client requires an internet connection on the first run and for updates, but after that the game supports playing offline.Command line arguments are accepted to launch the game. Using the format java -cp Minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame usernamepassword will allow login without joining a server, while the format java -cp minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame usernamepasswordserveraddress:portnumber allows joining a server.v1.2.2Command line arguments format changed.Java Edition Beta1.3Released in February 21, 2011.(6) A technical sneak preview was published by Notch on February 18, 2011.(7)Added capability of automatic login to the game and/or server by command line arguments.Added smarter update system that only updates changed files, prompts the user to update, allows HTTPS logins for a more secure connection, and offers general UI improvements.Link to the Minecraft install directory for easy access.Add Force Update button under the Options dialog.The launcher also featured an inline 'changelog' via a Tumblr called MCUpdate, and supports command-line arguments.(5)Added the new Minecraft logo.Added official links, community links and Mojang on Twitter links.Java Edition1.2.1Properly selects 64-bit Java installations for Mac OS X users.(8)1.3.2Added ability to launch demo mode for non-premium users.1.6.113w16aNew launcher added. See launcher history below.
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Launcher versionRelease dateSummary of changes2.1.3677
2.1.3676
2.1.3674April 23, 2019
Keyboard navigation is now supported for the username and password fields.
The game can now be started by pressing enter on any screen where the Play button is visible.
Sound cues can now be enabled for login state and results by enabling the toggle in the settings page or by pressing Ctrl+B anywhere in the launcher.
Kazakh is now a supported language.
Default launching option changed from -Xmx1G to -Xmx2G.
2.1.3610-beta
2.1.3609-beta
2.1.3608-betaApril 12, 2019
Unknown
2.1.3514-beta
2.1.3513-beta
2.1.3512-betaApril 9, 2019
Keyboard navigation is now supported for the username and password fields(9)
The game can now be started by pressing enter on any screen where the Play button is visible
Sound cues can now be enabled for login state and results
2.1.2496-beta
2.1.2495-beta
2.1.2494-betaFebruary 21, 2019
New download system that should improve download reliability and speed.(10)
2.1.2482
2.1.2481
2.1.2480February 21, 2019
Fixed the launcher updater failing when the .minecraft folder is a symbolic link.
Added a function where the launcher will re-validate its files after failing to start on Mac.
Fixed the launcher stalling during startup if YouTube is not responding.
Updated translations.
2.1.2474
2.1.2473
2.1.2472February 18, 20192.1.2468-beta
2.1.2467-beta
2.1.2466-betaFebruary 14, 2019
The progress bar now updates properly in the 'Prepare' phase(11)
Speed of the 'Prepare' phase has been improved on multi-core machines
Fixed a bug causing game launches to stall on Linux
Fixed an error that would pop up when changing game directory in any configuration
Fixed the launcher update progress bar not working on mac
Fixed sounds not working in Minecraft versions prior to 1.6
2.1.2366-beta
2.1.2365-beta
2.1.2364-betaFebruary 11, 2019
Fixed a bug that caused the launcher to soft-lock when there was no launcher_profiles.json file on disk.
The launcher will now display a notification of new launcher versions, even if they release while the launcher is already running.
2.1.2358-betaFebruary 8, 2019
Unknown
2.1.2350-betaFebruary 7, 20192.1.2339-beta
2.1.2338-beta
2.1.2337-betaFebruary 6, 20192.1.2033-beta
2.1.2032-beta
2.1.2031-betaDecember 18, 2018
Unknown
2.1.2024-beta
2.1.2023-beta
2.1.2024-betaDecember 14, 20182.1.1911-beta
2.1.1910-beta
2.1.1909-betaDecember 7, 2018
Restructured Code
2.1.1462October 23, 20182.1.1433
2.1.1432
2.1.1431September 26, 2018
Added Kiosk Mode for event organizers, which removes logout/account info to keep users logged in.(12)
2.1.1351
2.1.1350
2.1.1349July 26, 20182.1.1218
2.1.1217
2.1.1216June 28, 2018
Added option to sort profiles either by name or by last played.
Added a 'Copy' button next to profiles.
2.1.1144June 21, 2018
MCL-9319 – Launcher crashes after staying on and exiting the game
Other unknown changes
2.1.1143June 21, 2018
Other unknown changes
1.6.91June 21, 2018
Unknown
2.0.1051May 8, 2018
Unknown
2.0.1049May 8, 20181.6.89May 8, 2018
Unknown
1.6.84October 26, 2017
Unknown
2.0.1007-stageOctober 25, 2017
Unknown
2.0.1006-stageOctober 25, 2017
Unknown
2.0.1005
2.0.1004October 25, 2017
Support for arguments block instead of minecraftArguments template string in the version JSON
2.0.1003October 25, 20171.6.82October 25, 2017
Support for arguments block instead of minecraftArguments template string in the version JSON
2.0.996October 25, 2017
Unknown
2.0.995October 25, 2017
Support for arguments block instead of minecraftArguments template string in the version JSON
1.6.81-stageOctober 25, 2017
Unknown
1.6.79-stageJune 13, 2017
Unknown
2.0.935June 13, 2017
Unknown
2.0.934June 13, 2017
Unknown
2.0.932-stageJune 13, 2017
Unknown
2.0.897May 30, 2017
MCL-7333 – Minecraft Launcher 2.0.847 hangs at Preparing after clicking the Play Download 1.11.2 - Latest release
2.0.895May 30, 2017
New translations(14)
2.0.847April 10, 2017
Unknown
2.0.834
2.0.833
2.0.832March 10, 2017
Unknown
2.0.806
2.0.805February 9, 20172.0.775-stage
2.0.774-stageFebruary 8, 2017
Unknown
2.0.760-stageFebruary 3, 2017
Unknown
2.0.757-stageFebruary 3, 2017
Unknown
2.0.726-stageFebruary 1, 2017
Fixed some issues with the update process.
2.0.710-stageJanuary 31, 2017
Fixed some issues with mods.
2.0.700January 31, 2017
First official release that replace the old launcher.(15)
2.0.682-devJanuary 30, 2017
Unknown
2.0.673-stageJanuary 27, 2017
Unknown
1.6.73January 26, 2017
Unknown
2.0.663-stageJanuary 25, 2017
No security popups for Mac anymore.
2.0.581-stage
2.0.580-stage
2.0.579-devJanuary 18, 2017
Added a launcher version information tab.
Support for Linux
2.0.511-stage
2.0.510-stageJanuary 3, 2017
Changed font from the Minecraft default to Segoe UI.
Fixed a bug where the resolution was 2304×1202 regardless of launch option or window size.
2.0.497-stageDecember 29, 2016
Added more languages.
2.0.490-stageDecember 27, 2016
Unknown
2.0.465-stage
2.0.464-stageDecember 8, 2016
Unknown
2.0.455-stageDecember 7, 2016
Unknown
2.0.447-stageDecember 6, 2016
Fixed a crash when you launched any minecraft.jar except for '1.11 Latest release' or lower.(citation needed)
2.0.429-stageNovember 30, 2016
Unknown
2.0.425-stage
2.0.424-stageNovember 29, 2016
Unknown
2.0.414-stageNovember 28, 2016
Fixed a bug where the Launcher could get stuck on 'Loading..' everywhere.(16)
2.0.388-stage
2.0.387-stageNovember 25, 2016
Added language selection
1.6.70November 17, 2016
Unknown
2.0.320-stage
2.0.319-stageNovember 4, 2016
Unknown
2.0.283-stage
2.0.282-stageNovember 2, 2016(17)
Now supports running multiple instances of Minecraft at the same time
Can now be kept open while the game is running
Now backs ups 'launcher_profiles.json' before migrating settings to new launcher
Made launch options slightly smaller
The button to add a new launch option is now at the top of the list
'Keep launcher open' and 'Show game log' are now separate settings
Multiple bug fixes:
Fixed running modded versions
Resolution setting should now work properly
Fixed an issue where opening the game directory would give an error message even when it worked
Pressing Del in input fields no longer removes the rest of the line
Pressing Tab ↹ on the news page no longer messes with the news carousel
Fixed a crash that sometimes happened when the game closed
Selecting input with your mouse and hitting backspace on the keyboard should now properly delete the input
The version information page no longer selects all text when you click it
1.6.69October 26, 2016
Unknown
2.0.164-stage
2.0.163-stage(18)October 26, 2016
New launcher iteration for testing initially for Windows and macOS
Runs as a native application that no longer requires Java
Interface redesign
1.6.66October 24, 2016
Now warns the player when their profile has been opened in the new launcher.
1.6.61March 3, 2016
Game Session ID is now hidden in the game output tab when launching the game, now says Session ID is <censored>
1.6.59February 25, 2016
Unknown
1.6.57February 24, 2016
Unknown
1.6.51February 4, 2016
Unknown
1.6.48October 9, 2015
Other unknown changes
1.6.44September 11, 2015
Added information about new OSX Installer. (Showing only on OSX)
1.6.39September 8, 2015
Fixed Launcher window closing.
Fixed closing the 'Profile Editor' window.
Minor changes.
1.6.19July 24, 2015
Added Windows 10 support
Added new argument -winTen
MCL-3410 – Shows wrong OS
1.6.13July 1, 2015
Launcher now creating folder 'server-resource-packs' in game directory.
MCL-3732 – Server Resource Packs not downloading: 'Internal Exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Parameter 'directory' is not a directory'
1.6.11January 30, 2015
Installer uses Java 8(19)
Executable downloads its own runtime; Java no longer needs to be installed
1.6.5December 18, 2014
Test launcher
Launcher Log takes note of 'proxy', for instance showing 'proxy DIRECT'
MCL-3287 – 'unknown error' when running Minecraft.msi
1.6.3December 17, 2014
Test launcher(20)
Launcher for Windows now available as .msi, installs to the /Program Files (x86)/Minecraft directory
First installable launcher.
1.5.5December 16, 2014
Test launcher
Unknown
1.5.4December 12, 2014
Test launcher(21)
Update for the native bootstrap
Uses a local, launcher-managed Java runtime instead of system Java.
1.5.3September 1, 20141.5.2August 19, 2014
Re-launching Minecraft with a user used previously will override the game output tab for that user
MCL-2964 – Inherited JSON is overwritten when a library download takes place
1.5.1July 29, 2014
Fix launcher stuck on Loading..(22)
1.5July 28, 2014
Development Console tab renamed to Launcher Log
You can now run multiple instances of Minecraft at once, provided they're on different users
Play button renamed to Already Playing.. if Minecraft is open while looking at launcher
New tab called Game Output (yourusername) appears after launching minecraft
1.4.7July 25, 2014
Prepend libraries instead of appending(?)
1.4.6July 25, 2014
Added some command-line switches on the Profile Editor(?)
Added version inheritance(23)
1.4.5July 25, 2014
Added a 'Switch users' button to make switching users easier
Another attempt to fix MCL-2494, but the fix didn't work.
1.4.4May 19, 2014
Attempt to fix MCL-2494, but the fix didn't work.
1.4.2May 2, 2014
MCL-2490 – Custom Versions are not loading
1.4May 2, 2014
Loading bar displays file currently being downloaded
MCL-2350 – Slowly eats large amounts of heap
Removed tab Local Version Editor (NYI)
Auto cleanup unused libraries
1.3.11March 12, 2014
Update Notes website frame uses JavaFX if available
Profiles are now displayed in alphabetical order
1.3.10February 13, 2014
Libraries use SHA-1 for validation
1.3.9January 24, 2014
Updated bug tracker links
1.3.8January 8, 2014
Added '(Why can I only play demo?)' link for demo accounts, under the 'play demo' button. The link redirects you here
1.3.7December 12, 2013
Unknown
1.3.6December 5, 2013
MCL-1895 – Cannot play offline in 1.3.5 version - immediately gamecrash when launching
1.3.5December 4, 2013
Rearranged the assets folder for the new Assets Management System.(24)
1.3.4November 26, 2013
Faster downloading of some big files.(25)
MCL-1764 – 'Play Offline' tries to download files with proxy connection active
1.3.3November 20, 2013
Bridging of Mojang and Twitch accounts.(26)
MCL-1672 – OS X: Minecraft cannot download
1.3.2November 18, 2013
Added time it took to finish jobs.
Faster resource downloading.(27)
1.3.1October 29, 2013
Speed improvements
Basic read-only popup on version list tab
Misc fixes and cleanups
1.2.8October 25, 20131.2.7October 18, 2013
Added an open game directory button in the profile editor.
MCL-1664 – Launcher doesn't work
1.2.5September 23, 20131.2.4September 19, 2013
Unknown
1.2.3September 12, 2013 (28)
MCL-1270 – Can not log out of launcher
1.2.2September 3, 2013 (29)
MCL-1461 – Many versions makes the launcher slow
1.2.1August 7, 2013 (30)
5 old Minecraft versions from Classic and Pre-classic have been pushed to the launcher.
MCL-1421 – Selecting Alpha 1.2.0 version launches Alpha 1.2.0_02 instead
August 6, 2013 (31)(32)
Added Alpha versions
August 2, 2013
Added a warning about using Beta, Alpha, and snapshot versions
1.2August 1, 2013
Added a 'Time Machine' feature to use Beta versions.
An option for Alpha has been included but the versions are not available yet.
Also allows players to play versions 1.2.5-1.4.7
1.1.4July 31, 2013
Some small text updates
1.1.3July 27, 2013 (33)
Fixed low FPS issues on Intel HDXXXX chipsets.
1.1.2July 22, 2013
MCL-1241 - Cannot play offline
1.1.1July 19, 2013
New-look launcher and login screen
Launcher now closes automatically when game window opens
1.0.10July 12, 2013
Further support for Hopper
Client crashes can be flagged as Public
Nothing is currently done with these
Profiles have the option to disable Hopper support
Reporting directly to the bug tracker is only allowed if Hopper is turned off or the launcher can't connect to Hopper
Hopper will not send crash report to bug tracker if the game is modded
MCL-646 – 'Report to Mojang' Button creates blank report without crash report
1.0.9July 10, 2013
Added support for the new crash-reporting system, Hopper(34)
Any client crash will automatically submit the crash report
MCL-862 – Client token collisions can prevent players from logging in to servers
1.0.8July 9, 2013 (35)
Fixes to the launcher having trouble playing 1.6.2 on OS X 10.5.8 (Leopard)
July 8, 2013 (36)
Fixes to the launcher having trouble playing 1.6.2 on OS X 10.5.8 (Leopard), doesn't work
July 2, 2013
The launcher now has a high-definition icon(citation needed)
Mac OS X 10.5.8 users have had Minecraft 1.6.1 disabled pending a LWJGL fix, however 1.5.2 is not affected(37)
1.0.7July 2, 2013
MCL-590 – Saves Password no matter what
1.0.6July 1, 20131.0.5July 1, 2013
Added a 'snapshot' setting in the profile editor, enabling/disabling snapshots.
MCL-546 – Unknown Publisher, Missing digital Signature
1.0.4June 28, 2013
Added a 'resolution' setting in the profile editor.
1.0.3June 27, 20131.0.2June 27, 2013
Unknown
1.0.1June 26, 2013
Yggdrasil authentication re-deployed
Fixed: MCL-568 – Migrated Account - Can't login in 1.6 prerelease on 1.0.1 launcher
1.0.0June 26, 2013
Launcher downgraded to 1.0.0
Disabled Yggdrasil because of login error
1.0.1June 26, 2013
Enabled Yggdrasil, The new auth system
More secure and much more featureful.
1.0June 25, 2013
Unknown
0.9.5June 18, 2013
Unknown
0.9.4June 18, 2013
Added 'New Profile' and 'Edit Profile' Buttons to the profile selection panel
0.9.3June 14, 2013
MCL-461 – Crash after using custom version
0.9.2June 13, 2013
MCL-434 – Unable to launch the game with custom JVM arguments
0.9.1June 10, 20130.9June 10, 2013
Now includes a Profile Editor tab.
Choosing the game's version can only be done by double clicking your profile and changing the version in the drop down list.
Changes to the Version Selector area.
MCL-87 – Version selection doesn't persist between launches
0.8.3June 7, 20130.8.2May 27, 20130.8.1May 21, 2013
Client window now uses Crafting Table icon for main window when a snapshot build is selected; Launcher window still uses Grass Block icon
Selecting release builds on Windows currently uses the basic Java icon
0.8May 20, 20130.7.2May 15, 2013
Unknown
0.7May 13, 2013
Launcher downgraded to 0.7
0.7.1May 4, 2013
Unknown
0.7May 2, 2013
Unknown
0.6April 25, 2013
Unknown
0.5April 23, 2013
Added 1.5.1 to the list of available versions in the launcher
MCL-123 – Mac Firewall Issue
0.4April 23, 2013
Re-enabled crash reporting
0.3April 22, 2013
Added Local Version Editor (NYI) tab to the launcher
Added window to check server status
0.2April 19, 2013
Added Development Console tab to the launcher
Fixed starting game trouble
0.1April 18, 2013
.minecraft directory structure is changed:
'assets' folder; stores resources such as language packs and sounds.
All music discs now use .ogg format instead of .mus format.
'library' folder; stores Java libraries such as LWJGL and jinput.jar.
'versions' folder; there are file 'versions.json' (meta data) and folders that stores minecraft.jar for each versions (but its name is same as its version. e.g. for 13w16a, 'versions/13w16a/13w16a.jar').
The launcher is an executable.
Gallery(edit)
The second Minecraft launcher. The old Minecraft logo can be seen.
The fourth Minecraft launcher.
The sixth and current Minecraft launcher version 2.0.
What games are preloaded on nes classic. The Launcher Log tab after the Launcher starts
The Local Version Editor (NYI) tab (replaced by Time Machine)
Error message that is displayed if a development launcher is outdated
Error message that is displayed if an old launcher is opened after using the 2.0 launcher
Launcher in offline mode
Game crash
Launcher warning about running another copy of Minecraft if it is already running.
Trivia(edit)
In the top left corner a barely visible button can be found which randomly shows either a creeper face or a shrug kaomoji ¯_(ツ)_/¯. It glows white when clicked, but has no use at all.
The creeper face as well as shrug were used for the language selection menu during the beta phase of the launcher, but when a globe was added instead both were simply moved downwards to be kept as an Easter egg.
Hovering long enough over the 'Play' button will cause random mobs appear on the right side of the window.
References(edit)
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/1037686466250530816
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/344164561701724160
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/364762596387205120
↑https://help.mojang.com/customer/portal/articles/1475923-changing-game-versions
↑http://mcupdate.tumblr.com/post/3427294253/welcome-to-the-new-minecraft-launcher
↑http://notch.tumblr.com/post/3428176687/server-downtime-and-a-new-launcher
↑https://twitter.com/notch/status/38621269331025921
↑http://www.mojang.com/2012/03/minecraft-1-2-is-out/
↑https://twitter.com/slicedlime/status/1115610896242495488
↑https://twitter.com/slicedlime/status/1098875758607519744
↑'A new beta version of the Minecraft Launcher is rolling out.' – @slicedlime, February 14, 2019
↑'Event organizers: try out Kiosk Mode in the Java Minecraft launcher! This removes logout/account info. Keep users logged into that station!' – @Marc_IRL, September 26, 2018
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/408246271921901568(verify)
↑'A new version of the Minecraft Launcher will be going out shortly, it has new translations & a fix for those stuck/crashing on 'Preparing' – @Dinnerbone, May 30, 2017
↑https://twitter.com/MansOlson/status/826116586515865601
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/803235460386537472
↑https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/5apvpl/help_us_test_the_new_minecraft_launcher_todays/?st=iv1jq8z1&sh=7908cfe7
↑https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/59b7m0/help_us_test_the_new_minecraft_launcher_check_the/
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/561096640086700032
↑https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/2pkxpx/we_need_your_help_testing_the_new_minecraft
↑https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/2p31cu/we_need_your_help_testing_a_new_launcher
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/494220782244208640
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/492715318645882880
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/408246271921901568
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/405366855785021440
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/403111179859812352
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/402434001451098112
↑https://twitter.com/Marc_IRL/status/378280823180361729
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/374887108932288512
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/365040968644296705
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/364699262233223169
↑https://twitter.com/_grum/status/364699271708151808
↑https://twitter.com/_grum/status/361126093777936384
↑http://hopper.minecraft.net/
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/354595929925496832
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/354351963288248321
↑https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone/status/352109843731070976
See also(edit)
Java EditionVersions
Demo
PC Gamer Demo (Beta 1.3)
Development
Version history
Classic
Mentioned features
Technical
Known bugs
Hardware
Commands
Data values
.minecraft
Development resources
Structure block file format
Legacy development resources
MultiplayerGame customization
Mods
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Your Greatest Gaming Binges & ExtraLife 2017—Sunday Chats (11-5-17)
There is a lot going on. And I mean a lot. Behind the scenes. In front of the scenes. All in preparation for this coming weekend, where we and my team of internet friends from all over the Continental United States will be participating in ExtraLife 2017, an event I have participated in for seven years, and this will be my eighth.
First, some context.
I tell this story every year, so I apologize if its trite to you, but its the truth. In 2009 I was diagnosed with a more ethereal-type disease called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. It plagued my life for about seven months, causing me to be homeschooled during my Junior Year of High School, drop all of my Advanced Placement classes, and stop seeing my friends for weeks on end. It through off my college plan. It ruined my life. It made me miserable and unhappy. And I lost hope until I started seeing a specialist, Dr. Rowe, at John Hopkin’s Medical Center in Baltimore Maryland. With physical therapy, medication, and exercise, I was able to finish my Junior year of High School, and live a normal life until I relapsed in my Senior Year of High School, and had to retread old ground again, more frustrated, and more determined this time.
In 2012 i fell into a deep depression. Scared, alone, and as I slowly coiled up into my room and stopped seeing my friends, going to school, going to work, or doing anything, I had no one to turn to. Until I reached out to Dr. Rowe. He was a Chronic Fatigue specialist, but I remembered part of CFS is depression, something that I didn’t have to experience at the time. He gave me the depression test that I had passed with flying colors every other time I had seen him, and, stunned at the change, helped me start a path on a better and less mental-illness-plagued life without depression.
Every year, my team donates to John Hopkin’s Medical Center. It’s a place that irrevocably changed my life. It gave me hope when I had none, and set me on a better, healthier path. This is my way to give back.
So join us, this coming Saturday starting at 12pm Eastern Standard Time, at http://twitch.tv/IrrationalPassions, and donate to a cause that has helped me and countless others. All the details of who is coming, what we’re doing, and what you can do to help are or will be live soon at http://IrrationalPassions.com/ExtraLife.
Thank you, for all your support, and I hope to see you there helping us stay up and keeping us jolly.
It’s also with massive pride that I can fully announce that Greg Miller, Gen Miller, and Joey Takagami will be joining us from San Francisco California, and Greg is bringing Portillo too! Check out this video Roger Pokorny and I made to convince him to come:
I’m excited to see you all there, in spirit, for our wacky shenanigans!
Now... I onto the entrée.
Your Greatest Gaming Binges
Today, as is now customary for the first Sunday of each month, I asked YOU ALL a question, and it was about the most intense gaming marathons you all have gone on. Specifically single-session, and specifically why.
Now, I’ll say, full disclosure, you should always remember to consume the average amount of calories, vitamins, and minerals in your diet everyday, and take care of yourself: sleep when you need to, drink plenty of water, and listen to the recommendations of the FDA and USDA (here in the states) to better understand what your body needs, to live a better, and more fulfilling life. But I aside from the self-destructive aspects of binging gaming sessions, I love a game that gets its hooks in you so hard that you just can’t. Stop. Playing.
I have had countless 12-hour+ gaming sessions that have left me bleary-eyed, but still bushy tailed from the amazing stories that have come from them, and with a year like this year, I think there are many out there from this year alone. I wanted to hear your stories!
First, one of mine.
Danganronpa 1. Boy oh boy. I think I’ve infamously talked about it at this point. But when that came out I was so incredibly obsessed with it. It was all I played for days, and I’d roll out of bed, grab my Vita, and keep playing, until I rolled into bed, played until I felt asleep, rinse and repeat. It was an incredible few days of gaming, and it was what got me back into visual novels.
Now, to the audience!
See, I love the classic gaming sessions. I think that was a totally different era of playing games too. Hearing times of people playing Street Fighter 2 and just going were the best. And shoutout to Super Techmo Bowl, because that game is fucking rad.
I can’t get into Minecraft, but I like the multiplayer love. Scott, Evan and Tony, my cohosts on IP, helped run a big Minecraft Server for over a year. The stories to come out of those play sessions are magnificent, and I was into the jolly cooperation.
MGS4 is fucking crazy. Luckily there is plenty of movie time to go get snacks in that game. I think I beat that game in three or so sessions, so I get it.
BUT HELL YEAH JAK 3 AND SLY COOPER. Those games are so rad. Well deserving of massive play sessions. I remember going out and buying Red/Blue 3D glasses because I rented Sly 3 from GameFly and didn’t get them. I ended up steeling them out of a display box in a Blockbuster (DON’T TELL ANYONE) so i could have the cool Sly Cooper branded ones.
But boy. Jak 3 in one day. That’s a tall ask.
See, I wish I played MGS at all in the era of when you only played one game because it’s all you had. I only ever really experimented with multiple play throughs when it came to MGS4, and that was still a ton of fun, but I wish I could have done it with something like MGS2 or 3.
The different styles of play are what make those games so hard to put down too, even though I just played the same way the whole time. Like a loser.
Get a better game Plankfan, because I can’t do this Garden Warfare bullshit.
Kidding, but yeah I think of the multiplayer bingers, Overwatch has taken the cake, and that’s the most class-based of all, considering each character is their own cup of tea.
Very much so! Game rhythm is super important to how hard you can binge it. Especially with single player stuff. Like, Rocket League has tons of ups and downs and variety therein, so the rhythm is changing all the time. Single player games need a good loop, and facing off against the next villain really pulls you through Akrham Asylum. Especially with the Metroidvania-esque format.
I’m curious to what you thought of it, ultimately, because I like that game a great deal, but nothing in Deus Ex really blew me away. I think it was just a very good “one of those” with no unique hooks really. I know a lot of people have different feelings about that, but any immersive sim really makes me never want to put it down, so I get it.
You should do the same with Dishonored 2, because it’s v good.
FUCK YEAH.
Kingdom Hearts 2 is one of those games I spent 14 hours straight playing during ExtraLife 2010 and never looked back on. I love it. I could play that game all day.
Oh my god yes. Just like the Minecraft love I love this too. And the loop of that is great.
I have never really had a LAN party for anything, but ExtraLife is the closest I’ve come to that. I really like the loop of all that too. I played Halo 2 with my brother and his friends when I was younger and it was a blast. Boy... This sounds like it’d still be rad today.
Another Arkham game. I really jive with this one too, but City has just enough Open World in it to keep me fully immersed. I started playing that game after a midnight launch and just didn’t stop. It’s the same idea of wanting to see the next villain, especially after Freeze shows up. Whoooooo boy.
Oh boy. My recent trip back to Skyrim has brought me back here, because good lord do I just want to grab everything everywhere forever. And my inventory limit simply does not agree with my life choices on that front.
I think Skyrim was the game that got me to break away from my completionist tendencies too, because It’s just a game that I don’t think would be fun to fully complete after a while. It’d just burn thin too soon.
Hell yeah! That’s a game I played a ton of when I first started it. I think my second session with that game was somewhere around eight hours, but then Zelda came out and I just stopped. I want to finish that game before the end of the year, if anything to see the story through, but those open world games just bring the most out of all of us.
BRING IT BACK.
BRING IT BACK.
BRING IT BACK.
Bloodborne is just so incredible. I love just letting myself go in that world too, because that truly is a game I could sit down with for an entire ExtraLife. I know it wasn’t your cup of tea, but I love it. The same has been true of all my other Souls experiences, because those are games that get their hooks in and just don’t let go. I think those are the games best suited to playing across multiple sessions too, since some time away is usually what you need to get past a boss you’re stuck on.
The ultimate binge game: The Witcher 3. That’s a game that I couldn't really podcast with either, because every snippet of every conversation was just so compelling for me. But of course, the monster dens and boss fights were where the podcasts came in anyway. Boy. What a fucking game.
Thank you all for writing in your answers! I hope folks still like this format, and I’m excited to do more of these. Been thinking of ways to spice up Sunday Chats going forward, and while I have some soft ideas in the pipeline, we’ll see what I ultimately end up on.
As I said last week, I currently have no intention of doing a Sunday Chats next week as it’ll be as we wrap on ExtraLife 2017, and I’ll preferably be dead. But we’ll see! Just don’t expect one, and certainly won’t be taking questions.
Regardless, I’d love it if you tuned in next week, Saturday, starting at Noon Eastern Time, to watch us play games and do dumb stuff!
http://twitch.tv/irrationalpassions
Be there
And keep it real.
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