many ppl play here?

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...5349&hl=pencuri
Here, normally have 8-9. Peak hours can go up to 12+

Notch the retarded dragon


Incase you didnt know its a planned enderdragon

GDC Online, taking place in Austin, Texas, was host to the second annual GDC Online Awards.  The big winners last night were two fairly popular titles, both critically and financially; Mojang’s Minecraft and Trion World’s Rift.

Both titles took home two prizes each, from the pool of 10 awards directly related to gaming.  The Hall of Fame Award was given to EverQuest, which has been operating online for over 12 years now.  Also a big winner was Sony Online Entertainment, who took home three awards for three separate titles.

"We're so happy to be back again honoring the world's best online games," said Simon Carless, organizer of the event.

"Once again, this year's award winners represent a massive range of genres and studios, from social network titles through core MMOs, and we'd like to congratulate all the nominees and winners on their sterling work."

The list of the night’s winners:

    Best Online Visual Arts: DC Universe Online (Sony Online Entertainment)
    Best Social Network Game: Gardens of Time (Playdom)
    Best Online Game Design: Spiral Knights (Three Rings Design/Sega)
    Online Innovation: Shadow Cities (Grey Area)
    Best Online Technology: Rift (Trion Worlds)
    Best Community Relations: Minecraft (Mojang)
    Best Audio for an Online Game: Clone Wars Adventures (Sony Online Entertainment)
    Best New Game Online: Rift (Trion Worlds)
    Best Live Game: Minecraft (Mojang)
    Audience Award: Wizard101 (KingsIsle Entertainment)
    Online Game Legend: John Taylor and Kelton Flinn (creators of Island of Kesmai)
    Hall Of Fame: EverQuest (Sony Online Entertainment)

They won the match ? Nice.

So what texture packs do you guys use?  Getting bored of stock minecraft textures...

Since we're not writing about Minecraft three or four times a day like we used to, we'd kind of assumed the love affair between Mojang's world builder and the internet was waning. But judging by the fact that the game just broke four million sold, it may not be time to call in Dr. Phil just yet.

In fact, the game got from three to four million in three months, which is a full month faster than it got from two to three million. Well-respected researchers (who actually exist) say that if growth continues at this rate, 2012 doomsday prophecies will be fulfilled as every human in existence is buried underneath a digital copy of Minecraft. It will be a grim, blocky landscape and Kristen Schaal will be its sole lord and conqueror. All hail Schall.

While we have no confirmation on just how fly Minecraft creator Notch feels after renting a private jet to fly to a indie game summit, I'd expect he's approaching the G6 territory.

Dutch game mag Control posted the pic of a smiling Markus "Notch" Persson sitting in one of the jet's seats with his laptop open. True to his nature, Persson opened up the rented private jet to a couple of local indie devs as well, flying them with him on his trip to the Netherlands to attend an indie meetup in Utrecht last week.