Michiel Fransoo
BEworse with every update Once, a very long time ago, Mojang was a very good game-developing organisation. But since Microsoft bought the company, things got bad really quickly. Updates kept getting delayed and things that were asked for didn't get added. On top of that, now you can get banned if you say something that wasn't even ill-intentioned. Moreover, everything in the game and also the game itself is extremely overpriced. I don't think the game will ever get fixed again. My advice: don't buy it.
Michael Jensen
DKI bought the game back in 2010 I bought the game back in 2010, with a licence that was supposed to last in perpetuity, however, now the game isn't working anymore. I contacted customer service and turns out they have dropped the old licences, without letting original owners know that they made that change. I never received any communications from Mojang, Minecraft or Microsoft (which apparently now owns the game) about any such change. It is a really misguided way to treat customer's who had been with you from the beginning, shame on you! Cannot recommend this company.
NickIAm
MDBroken promises Through several years now Mojang were promising on adding different interesting ideas but instead they just throw promised content in a trash bin. Copper golem(even though it was not selected they should have implemented it), fireflies, birch forest. Just broken promises and lost ideas.
Matt
GBExtremely poor customer service Extremely poor customer service. The website password reset doesn't seem to be working, and after some correspondence with a rep (bot?) who only provided canned, unhelpful responses, they closed my ticket without resolving my issue, at which point I could no longer correspond with the rep. So I had to start over with a new ticket and I guess we will see if the new rep is any more helpful.
Chromatic Flare
GBThe chat reporting system goes against… The chat reporting system goes against everything that Minecraft players have come to love about the game over the past 10 years. The whole purpose of Minecraft is to grant freedom to the player, yet Mojang's recent changes have taken that freedom away from us.