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More than one person can use the same account, but only one player can be logged into the account on a computer at any one time. The game files which are stored on that computer (data about worlds created, items collected and achievements) are updated each time someone plays using that account.
This means that if your kids want to use the same computer but keep the things they do in the game separate, then they'll each need their own account. Likewise if they want to play on a multiplayer server at the same time with different usernames, you'll need more than one account. • Which version is best for kids? The game has to do a lot of work behind the scenes to display the action onscreen, and if it gets overloaded the processing slows down for a moment. This causes the display to react slower than the player input, which is called lagging. The action on the screen will look choppy and there might be a delay between the player clicking and the game responding, which can be really frustrating. It usually happens on multiplayer games and servers, especially when a lot of players are online at the same time.
It can also happen on single player games too, so try to help speed things up. • I hate the music, how do I make it stop? It depends on what the mod does and whether it’s installed just for the player (called the client) or the server as a whole. If the mod just changes the appearance or number of things then everyone can play regardless of whether they have the mod. For server-side mods, if they change the way the game works (add new blocks or change the way things are crafted) then everyone needs to have the mod installed to join the game.
Fantastical app for mac. If you have client-side mods like this you might run into problems on a LAN game or multiplayer server where others don’t have that mod installed. • If my kids accidentally destroy something, can they get it back? Nope, it’s possible to play the game without harming any animals but there are some items that can only be crafted from animal sources. There are non-animal sources of food and dye, but the feathers needed to make arrows can only be collected by killing chickens. The leather used to make books and item frames can only be gathered from killing horses or cows, and black dye can only come from killing a squid. None of these items are essential to playing the game (and of course in Creative mode all items are readily available without needing to harm anything). • Where can we get cheat codes?
It’s not a game which was specifically created for kids, but there is nothing in the official unmodded game that could really be considered ‘adult content’. The console version is officially rated by as E10+ (ages 10 and up), the PE is rated 4+ for iOS (ages 4 and up) and 'low maturity' for Google Play, and the computer version is unrated (but is similar in content to the console version). Note that there are no censorship ratings or controls for unofficial game mods created and shared by users, and these may contain offensive content. • Why do kids love Minecraft so much?
Kids are attracted to Minecraft by the chance to be super creative in a world of their own creation, in which they’re in control and can decide where to live and when to eat and what to do. They build their own safe spaces from which they feel emboldened to venture out and take risks. They experience the thrill of the chase and the freedom to run and explore and just be. They can decide when and what to destroy, and that combination of both construction and destruction is part of what makes the game so much fun. It’s just the right balance of challenge and reward and fun - not so hard that you give up, but not so easy that it becomes boring. That makes it incredibly attractive and engaging to play.