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Whats in store for Minecraft

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Notch has updated his blog with his future plans regarding Minecraft, read what he has to say in the below quote. Minecraft is still available to pre-order at €14.95 so if you still have not bought yourself a copy go give yourself and your linux box a treat from the website provided below.

QuoteMost of the basics of the game engine is in place, so it’s time to flesh this game out into something more gamey. More content, more exploration, more things to do, and interesting combat! Once this update is out, there will only some tweaks, optimizations and code cleanups left to the core game before we can call it a full release.
We’ve got a list of some 40+ things we want to add to the game, some small, some big. Some huge. We’ve finished a fair number of the items, but there’s still a significant amount of work left. While I can’t reveal the date yet for various reasons, we do have a release date for the Adventure Update in mind, and we’re hoping we’ll be able to hit it.
Jens and I are keeping the exact contents of the update secret, but we do leak some information every now and then to keep people interested and to stop us from going insane. For the most immediate spoilers, you can follow us on Twitter (@notch and @jeb_), or on Google+ (+Markus Persson and +Jens Bergensten).
Here are a few of the things we’ve revealed so far:
      NPC villages
      Randomly generated dungeons
      New biome code
      Fully working Creative Mode (and individual admins can enter Creative Mode on a Survival Mode server if they choose)
      Critical hits
      Sprinting
      More farming options

As soon as I can reveal the release date we’re aiming for, I will!
Oh, and the modding support is happening, honest.

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Liam Dawe Jul 9, 2011
Only just got around to watching the video, hah the end is awesome.
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