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The mob votes have taken too many wonderful mob ideas and scrapped them! I am not the first person to mention my hatred for the votes, and I won't be the last. The 2023 mob vote has already started, and there is nothing I can do to stop it. What I can do is, however, rally every person to boycott the vote! No one likes the votes! I suggest that we simply DO NOT VOTE! I am sick of the mobs that are added. I know so many of you are sick of it! I'm sick of the mobs that have been added. And I am disappointed in those that weren't added! We could have had the Copper Golem! Or the Iceologer! Instead, we got the Allay--a mob that is so rare it is useless. And instead of the Iceologer we got a squid that doesn't function in any way! I am absolutely fed up with Mojang's scrapping of the two other options. Players begged for nearly 7 years for penguins to be added. And we have wanted crabs for nearly as long. We all agree--I hope--that the savanna needs armadillos! I
know for a fact that a billion-dollar game should be able to add all the mobs! Modders can add these mobs within hours! To be fair, and honest, Mojang does need to make the mobs compatible for Bedrock and Java. I believe that that is barely an excuse. They have the funding, and they have even got the time! So why not?
I am going to make a hot take. A take that may make people dislike me. Democracy doesn't work in video games. A company like Microsoft should frankly be an absolute power. They are attempting to be interactive, but frankly the players don't know what they want! The players repetitively pick awful mobs to be added! Mojang--as much as it pains me to say--needs to stop letting the players choose what's in the game. They already act like complete dictators everywhere else, but they seem to hate the idea of removing this wretched vote! It is sad, and I hate that it is the truth, but Mojang knows what is best for the game. And should stop letting players decide what is best. If players want to decide what is best, then they should turn to modding. A mod doesn't affect the entire game. A mob vote does. If you want to play with a new feature, download a mod. Don't make it a feature to the whole game. Just because you want it as a feature, doesn't mean everyone should have it as one.
Sorry if the text above sounded hurtful. Mainly the last sentence. Those words are more rhetorically intended for Mojang to hear, and don't refer to you strictly.
know for a fact that a billion-dollar game should be able to add all the mobs! Modders can add these mobs within hours! To be fair, and honest, Mojang does need to make the mobs compatible for Bedrock and Java. I believe that that is barely an excuse. They have the funding, and they have even got the time! So why not?
I am going to make a hot take. A take that may make people dislike me. Democracy doesn't work in video games. A company like Microsoft should frankly be an absolute power. They are attempting to be interactive, but frankly the players don't know what they want! The players repetitively pick awful mobs to be added! Mojang--as much as it pains me to say--needs to stop letting the players choose what's in the game. They already act like complete dictators everywhere else, but they seem to hate the idea of removing this wretched vote! It is sad, and I hate that it is the truth, but Mojang knows what is best for the game. And should stop letting players decide what is best. If players want to decide what is best, then they should turn to modding. A mod doesn't affect the entire game. A mob vote does. If you want to play with a new feature, download a mod. Don't make it a feature to the whole game. Just because you want it as a feature, doesn't mean everyone should have it as one.
Sorry if the text above sounded hurtful. Mainly the last sentence. Those words are more rhetorically intended for Mojang to hear, and don't refer to you strictly.
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The comparison to the old Soviet Union extends to the presence of a variety of groups with opposing (and sometimes mutally exclusive) goals clamoring for the same pot of development resources (e.g. the casual youngsters who love all the cute critters vs the hardcore technical types wanting high performance, bug fixes, and new RS style toys).
A bas le vote de la foule!
Vive la révolution!