MorganF
Reason two: Microsoft
Microsoft is a huge company. Encryipted and high security. Try to hack that and you fail or are wanted by like 5 (plus the UN) (150) countries.
Reason Three: The 55 million people that play minecraft
Today, 55 million people play minecraft. So who would hack a game with that many fans? Yeah hack minecraft and you are DEAD!!!
Yeah, here are some things wrong with this... Even with a big company like Microsoft, there will ALWAYS be holes and breaches in their security. DDoSing isn't even considered hacking, but in the past month, Xbox Live (also owned by Microsoft) was DDoSed and taken down MULTIPLE times. LizardSquad claims they'll be taking it down tomorrow (Christmas.) And if you hack Microsoft, you are only wanted by the United States. That's where they're mainly located.
For your other reason, "Who would hack a game with that many fans?" almost all the Minecraft hackers out there would/are. The bigger the game is, the more people want to hack it. Plus, a majority of the Minecraft population ARE hackers. Have you heard of a thing called 'Hacked Clients?'
