Blockland - A Copy of Minecraft and Roblox? If you think so...YOU'RE STUPID!

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Tonkka²:

--- Quote from: mp7964 on December 05, 2012, 09:44:34 PM ---Roblox wasn't made by Garage Games.

This thread is loving dumb, it's been made hundreds of times and it gets old easily.

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Wow, dismissive much?

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Also OP should probably fix the title. It sounds like some kind of an "anti blockland vs roblox peace" topic.

Blocki:

--- Quote from: grunterdb1951 on December 05, 2012, 07:02:22 PM ---I don't know, I think blockland copied roblox and minecraft cause you can build houses and other stuff like that. They also have items, Roblox and Minecraft have items too obviously copied.

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Are you being sarcastic or 100% dumb

yoshiplush2:
They are all diffrent ideas and minecraft and blockland are great games.

Tonkka²:

--- Quote from: Blocki on December 06, 2012, 02:45:58 PM ---Are you being sarcastic or 100% dumb

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Its pretty obvious its the earlier.

Gen. Hothauser:

--- Quote from: Bisjac on November 29, 2012, 07:29:02 PM ---all 3 are the same damn thing.
you are taking exact comparisons and using unnecessary technical terminology to differentiate them.

if you want to explain the differences, you picked possibly the worse content for making your point.

if the 3 games didnt have these BUILDING BLOCKS, then they never would even have heard of each other. yet here the discussions go on...
so clearly they are the same in that aspect.

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Except, in your example, all three are different.

Blockland uses bricks; predetermined-sized building resources with discernible differences in shape.

Roblox uses blocks; assorted, similarly shaped and scaled building resources.

Minecraft uses Voxels, volumetric pixels, that simulate a survival world.

All three have different uses, different forms, different characteristics, and therefore different names. These are related to real world/already made objects - (Lego) bricks, assorted shaped and colored plastic resources for building; (building) blocks, usually square, triangular, or conical wooden prisms used to create small buildings by young children; and the Voxel (volumetric Pixel/Volumetric Picture Element) which was originally used to create 3D images similar to the way televisions and computers display images in 2D.

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