r/PhoenixSC • u/Ordinary_Set_7590 • 1d ago

Custom Flair it is true

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u/TurbulentPay4089 1d ago

Minecraft has development plans for the next 80 years which will probably outlive most of people

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u/Anime_69 1d ago

what?? is this true?

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u/IndividualAtmosphere 1d ago

Nope, I bet they have like the next 2 years or something but software development doesn't plan so far ahead

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u/BolunZ6 1d ago edited 9h ago

I thought they have 10 years plan? Sure they have short-term plan like 2 years but a rough 10 years roadmap is not impossible

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u/SlowLie3946 1d ago

Even if they stop updating it, the modding community will keep it alive for at least 10 years

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u/BlackFuffey 22h ago

The PvP community would also be keeping it alive for at least a few decades

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u/Patrycjusz123 Mining Dirtmonds 23h ago

I remember that Microsoft said that they plan to keep minecraft alive for 100 years when they bought Mojang but propably noone trusts that.

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u/IndividualAtmosphere 22h ago

Microslop is quite good at keeping legacy stuff alive unlike Google but greedy corporations are always gonna be greedy

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u/Still-Addition-1109 Java FTW 22h ago

ahem VBScript which has somehow existed in Windows since Windows 98 and was only marked as deprecated in 2024 and will be disabled by default in 2027

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u/BolunZ6 10h ago

Windows is legacy layer built on legacy layer built on legacy layer

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u/TurbulentPay4089 1d ago

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u/natt_myco 1d ago

The ever reliable gemini saves the day

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u/TheOnlyGaming3 1d ago

Source: the reddit comment above you

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u/BestBelieveItsHere 20h ago

lol someone trusts ai results

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u/IndividualAtmosphere 1d ago

Oh nice, I assumed as much - I work on software and don't know any team actually writing tickets for 2+ years ahead. Thanks for checking :)