One decade later, Minecraft world generation is interesting again
Minecraft world gen has never been interesting, and still isn't. All of the comparison screenshots look exactly alike: Some trees, some cliffs, some water. And a mixture of dirt, grass, sand and snow. To call such bland a landscape "interesting" is an admission of complete lack of imagination.<p>And now we're having a massive celebration because... Microsoft added <i>caves?</i> What a joke. Caves are among the oldest of inventions in human history.<p>Where's the <i>factory</i> biome with weird machinery and pipes running around? Where's the <i>dead</i> biome thick with fog and populated with graves and zombies? Where's the airship biome that floats high above in the sky and takes building effort to get to?<p>There's so much creative potential, totally unrealized, for decades. Minecraft never went anywhere. It will die the moment a more imaginative clone pops on the market. It might by Hytale, or something else.