I haven't got Minecraft yet (waiting for a better computer)
You can buy it now if you want, you don't need a good computer to run Minecraft, and if you're still unsure about that you can always try the "demo" :thumbup:
You also need not a bad one. :lol: Minecraft isn't that optimized. You also need a graphics card that matches the OpenGL requirements. (intelchips on laptops typically have trouble) Just because it's blocks doesn't mean it's lightweight.You can buy it now if you want, you don't need a good computer to run Minecraft, and if you're still unsure about that you can always try the "demo" :thumbup:
I was this close to buying Minecraft Sunday night when I realized, after verifying in 3 different browsers, that the payment section of minecraft.net, where you enter your card information, is not SSL encrypted. Not a chance I'm entering my credit card info there until that is rectified. I'll stick with the older free version for now.
This is what all my TNT did....................
Can someone tell me how to set of TNT remotely?
Use PayPal?I was this close to buying Minecraft Sunday night when I realized, after verifying in 3 different browsers, that the payment section of minecraft.net, where you enter your card information, is not SSL encrypted. Not a chance I'm entering my credit card info there until that is rectified. I'll stick with the older free version for now
You can use a redstone wire to set it off remotely. A big waste of redstone, though, and not really necessary... just light it and runThis is what all my TNT did....................
Can someone tell me how to set of TNT remotely?
I was this close to buying Minecraft Sunday night when I realized, after verifying in 3 different browsers, that the payment section of minecraft.net, where you enter your card information, is not SSL encrypted. Not a chance I'm entering my credit card info there until that is rectified. I'll stick with the older free version for now.
This is what all my TNT did....................
Can someone tell me how to set of TNT remotely?
Fairly certain you can't...How do you set a fire with your furnace?
A bucket of lava lasts for 100 items, but also consumes the bucket, and note that lava is technically a nonrenewable resource, while coal (in the form of charcoal) is renewable, and you end up with *a ton* of coal while mining.Bucket of lava lasts nearly forever (1000 seconds IIRC,) if you have one and a few tonnes of things to smelt. :lol:
The payment section links through to your card provider, minecraft have nothing to do with it.