Let’s start this article by saying one thing: it is always better to buy video games and, in general, all things, instead of having them for free.
In this case we have two versions of Minecraft: the SP; then the launcher downloadable from the internet completely free of charge and the premium, the paid version released by Mojang (Specifications) at the modest price of about twenty euros.
Leaving aside the legality factor; which can only be obtained by buying the Premium version of the game: what are the substantial differences between the two?
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MINECRAFT SP | MINECRAFT PREMIUM |
Availability of updates and snapshots | Availability of updates and snapshots |
Ability to create multiple playable worlds | Ability to create multiple playable worlds |
Possibility to have a Username | Possibility to have a Username |
Ability to change skins acting as% appdata% | Ability to change skins (no% appdata%) |
Ability to access in very few servers | Ability to access many servers |
Possibility to install a few mods | Possibility to install mod |
No download license | Legal download license of the game |
Creation of paid servers | Free server creation |
Many lag | Smaller Lag |
No texture pack included | Depending on the payment 1 or more tex packs. |
No skin package included | Depending on the payment 1 or more ski packages. |