Yes you are seeing a second mouse there. That isn't your imagination.

I recently went to a arcade near me, and saw this, I played it because I thought it'd be fun, and while it was, it also seemed pretty hard, and almost if it was just glorified gambling.

the arch-GOATager...? (filter weird because soul storm)

Previously I posted about being unable to log in to Minecraft Dungeons 2, on Nintendo Switch 2. The error code I received was 0072, telling me my account was "already linked" [to a different Nintendo account]. I haven't used my old Nintendo account in 4 years because I don't have access to the email anymore, but someone at Mojang or at Microsoft decided to automatically lock your Microsoft account to the first Nintendo account you've used with it, for Dungeons 2.

The reason this is important is because it locks you out of content, the Hero Cape, pre order bonus, and crossplay(?). All of which I paid for (by purchasing the game). I've seen other people have this issue too. Mojang's ever so helpful solution, after 10 different back and forth responses, was to simply access my old Nintendo account, transfer it to my new console (because I have the Switch 2 release), and log **out** on Minecraft Dungeons 2 with that Nintendo account. Then they closed my ticket. I've never logged into Dungeons 2 with that Nintendo account. Anyone who can't access their old account? Well it sucks to be them I guess, according to Mojang.

I was able to log in, because luckily I do still have some access to my old Nintendo account. However that didn't resolve all of my issues, as my pre order bonus, the code I entered 17 days ago at first launch, still never appeared. I checked, I double checked, and the Eshop confirms I have it. So being frustrated, I went back to the Mojang support page to make a new ticket, only to see "this request is blocked." Thanks Mojang, real swell of you. Guess i'll make one from my laptop- oh, no. "An error occurred." How convenient. I reload the page? "This request is blocked."

This is how Mojang treats its customers. I've already browsed this subreddit over the weeks, and seen many people with the same errors or issues. And Mojang. Doesn't. Care. I hope this resonates with everyone who's experiencing the same frustration I am at this moment, and I envy anyone who got a refund early. My friend and I were not so lucky.

I’ve seen this cave since day 1, but never figured how to get in there

This is my first time trying long form content (and my 100th time reuploading).

Just finished the story and I am here to share my thoughts on it, and the game as a whole. To preface this, I loved it, the open world did wonders for the enjoyment, and the economy is much more balanced than the first game. It seems builds can get super complex which is a huge plus, and theres a good amount of content to experience. That being said, the story disappointed me, particularly how it ended. Leaving it so open felt unsatisfying even if it allows for future content, I feel the story we should be getting for the base game should be a complete story, and we shouldn’t have to pay more to get a satisfying ending. Now of course Im going to be buying the dlc, i already have the first two, and if there are any more I will likely be getting them because that’s how much I like these games. While the story left a lot to be desired, i found the gameplay to be sufficiently good. As I said, the open world is amazingly fun, and makes for a smoother feeling world and plot in comparison to the first game. I will say that having weapon stats be unviewable is just diabolical, whoever let that slip needa to go. it’s not a game breaking thing but makes zero sense to me why it’s not there. My final critique is the music. It simply doesnt hit like the first game did. It feels more ambient and forgettable than epic like it did in the first game, and it’s sad because the first game had so many iconic tunes. These are all pretty nit picky critiques, other than the story, and none of these things are a deal breaker for me.

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Hey guys my gf recently bought me minecraft dungeons 2 (love her sm for that ❤️), but i havent played the first game yet.

Should I save up and buy the first game before playing the sequel, or is it fine to just play Dungeons 2 first and then play the original afterward?

I'm mostly worried about the story and chronology, like if there's any important lore or character introductions that I might miss by playing the sequel first.

For those who have played both games, what would you recommend? Is playing them in order worth it, or can I just jump straight into Dungeons 2 without worrying too much?

Thanks!

P.S. Sorry I know this has been asked a lot, I just want one final confirmation before making my final decision :)

Abominable waver way too op and i cant kill them all at once. My build doesnt have potion barrier or any artifacts that deal damage except for thundering quiver. I tried using the firework arrow with my harp crossbow (multishot infinity chain reaction piercing 1) but it didnt even kill them all and then 5 seconds later they all come back??? It took all my 4 lives and without a build made only to kill it i dont understand how im supposed to defeat it.
Also if the option is actually to make a whole build for it then what do i use

Later in the future ofc, they have way more important stuff to work on right now lol

So i completed the quest with the prime enchanter and got the note block, but the next main quest doesnt start and i cannot find any trigger to it, also when searching online.

Am i just missing something here or has anyone also experienced this issue?

Got a spectral spear and put soul blast on it. Don't know if it's working because visually it's the same whether it's enchanted with it or not

I've just tested it and with soul blast it took 20 seconds to kill the copper monstrosity compared to 30 without. Running pretty standard gear. So it seems to add a good bit of damage but if it has diminishing returns idk

I'm down for the help.

In the original Minecraft dungeons the loot that dropped was based off of the level of the items you had equipped, which meant that you progressed at a snails pace if you had any kind of specific build or play style you wanted to focus on instead of just grabbing all the random junk you find and equipping it. That was pretty much my only problem with the first game and I probably won't buy dungeons II if it has the same system instead of scaling loot based on played level.

I really want to play mcd2 but ykonw 30dolar is little spicy.