Steve B

This game is AMAZBALLZ! And deserves much more recognition and love from all corners of the gaming globe. And one way to add a boost is by inviting members from Hololive to give this game a try. Minecraft streams have been done to death and frankly, I think people are starting to get bored with them. Sure, the events can be fun. But in the end, it's still just the same ole' same ole'.. Vintage, even though it's NOT Minecraft, still bears that familiarity that Holomembers can relate to while still feeling like something completely new and different. And since the game is not on Steam, what better way to get this game some extra love it deserves by tapping into the millions of Hololive fans!?.. I sincerely think the devs should reach out to the Hololive offices and work out all the permissions necessary and inform the HoloStaff on how to apply game translations so JP and EN members can both play. Many Hololive members are extremely talented when it comes to building and creation, and I have no doubt they could create some amazing villages, structures, while creating new and fantastic experiences and memories for the fans. I mean, sure, other Vtubers have and do play Vintage story. But none of them have the fan base, talent, or entertainment sway to get an entirely new and massive fanbase interested like Holomembers could. Even if the devs have to give holomembers the game for free, it would still be worth it when a spike in new players arrives. It just makes sense for the financial gain and entertainment value. So yeah, that's my 2 cents off my chest.

When I first started playing I played pure vanilla. When I reached the steel age and ran around for a while longer I started slowly integrating mods. Mostly QOL mods and ones that introduced additional flora and fauna. And ones that added additional functionality to in game item recipes. All in all, I hover around 80ish mods. I feel like the vanilla world is a blank slate. And mods just help players mold the game to their playstyles. And even if you complete the game, make it to the steel age, and figure out all the lore stuff. Mods can add additional replay value.