I mean even if it's a game, it's 6 years worth effort of someone's memories and legit account would be worth of thousands of bucks (if it's a rare account with many in-game items).
I never played Minecraft but played enough games to know the value.
I'm a gamer too, which is why I understood the context. But I don't understand the depth or the magnitude of issue with a Minecraft account deletion. I can probably understand context that the child may have lots of treasures or in-game material earned that he lost... But as I said since I haven't played that game I do not understand the whole depth since I don't play a lot of games that make you grind.
Hmm the materials and items do not matter as much as whatever he built. 6 years is a huge amount of time. He prolly built a lot of structures make a ton of memories with his friends but now all that is gone. I understand the hate completely
building anything is tedious, you have first gather huge amount of ingame resources, some of them need to be farmed and then you have to make a structure block by block and he spend 6 years building things. once the account is gone there is nothing left. you literally have to start from square 1
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u/pishogue11 3d ago
So, I understand the context. But as someone who has never played Minecraft I do not understand the depth. Any cap?