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The default input is just awful and them not allowing you to rebind it is so dumb. Even if it needed a direction you could press 2 buttons at once to indicate which direction you want to block. (Shake your mouse or move the right stick) I get that to parry and evade you need to input a direction but absorb works without the need for direction and the game doesn't allow you to rebind that to a more sensible input. The default key to use your special block is awful for both controller and keyboard. Yes, you could try to use your special block (Absorb, Parry or Evade) to learn the move a little faster but that leads to my 2nd problem with the game. The most effective way is just sitting there letting the enemy attack you while you hold block for 10-15 minutes at a time. I have 2 main problems with Absolver is in order to learn new attacks you have to block the attack a certain amount of times something like between 25 and 50 and good god is that boring. The future is still a bit uncertain with how Microsoft keeps pushing the Windows 10 store and the C# version of Minecraft, but it seems like Microsoft is willing to coexist with the Java/wild-west version of Minecraft.

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Even though Microsoft is going full-steam ahead with this business model, I'm not worried since they continue to support and update both versions of Minecraft. PC are basically different games entirely one is rewritten in C# and the other is the original Java version. This might be in large part due to the fact that Minecraft on console vs.

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A skin you would pay for on console can be obtained for free on PC very easily. What happened? Well, Microsoft left the PC version alone and only really monetized the 'mods' of the console versions. (Like FeedTheBeast) It should be noted that the 'mods' being sold were also super simplistic compared to anything offered on PC, the reasons likely being concerns of compatibility conflicts. This is because there was a very healthy Minecraft modding community complete with multiple forms of distribution platforms. Once Minecraft was acquired by Microsoft, everyone began to panic because of the marketplace they set up to sell different forms of DLC: Skins, 'mods', etc. Just throwing this out there, but the situation going on with Bethedra's products reminds me about what happened with Minecraft. Now discussing: Thank you for watching the show! Approximate timestamps to specific topics