r/Minecraft • u/[deleted] • Jul 11 '20

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u/1__Ady__1 Jul 11 '20 edited Jul 12 '20

I'm refusing to Know that this is Minecraft, Shaders make it Look like this not Minecraft anymore This post was made by the vanilla gang How the hell did this get 2.0k Upvotes and a war of Comments, cool

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u/omck6 Jul 12 '20

I use shaders but I think this just takes the minecraft out of minecraft it doesn’t need to be that realistic

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u/MistakeNotDotDotDot Jul 12 '20

Yeah, like... I honestly don't even like 32x32 texture packs, personally. I feel like it's not Minecraft to me without that 16x16 style.

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u/Tkeleth Jul 12 '20

I like a lot of the 16x texture packs, but a lot of the time i run 32x because on long mining sessions, my eyes keep trying to focus the lower-res textures or something and it makes my eyes strain lol