No pressure to buy something that doesn't seem appealing to you. I decided a long time ago that'd I'd buy pretty much every roguelike released on PC, now that's extending to Switch as well. They're rarely expensive and I've enjoyed even the ones with bad reviews like Death Skid Marks.
The problem is that Legos and Minecraft are not differentiated by one being virtual and one being real. Although even if we were taking that route, with Minecraft you just have to buy the game and you can get all the blocks you need to build your vision in build mode. With Legos, you can dump some serious money on getting all the bricks and specialty pieces you need.
Yup, you are that guy. Also video games, Minecraft included build visual, communication, and problem solving skills. Working together to build something in multiplayer. You do sound like an old fart. Minecraft and legos have little overlap tbh. They're different experiences. Minecraft can be used to build virtual switching circuits. You can't do that with legos. I can make a working passcode protected door. Stop being a closed minded idiot.
People gets really obsessed with pixel perfection, and forget about being artistic.
Ah, another Temper who thinks the world revolves around him and that anything he doesn't like is objectively bad. Time to flush this lifeless goldfish down the toilet and into the sewer of ignoring.
I'm talking about legos 100 legos with brands cost $50 each set with options with 400 alone cost more than 90 dollars
Yeah once you're familiar with it it's pretty easy to keep from taking any hits, but it only takes roughly two hits from enemies to kill a hero (depending on items and which hero), so that's a must. Also you lose and have to start over if just one hero dies. Makes sense because you'd quickly be overrun anyway when covering only two lanes.
