A little over a year ago, myself and some friends were looking for a place with forums/calendar/chat/recruiting for our Rift team, so that we could more easily communicate, organize events, recruit, and share shitty image macros. I thought it'd be cool to build something where you could do this really easily for any game and from any platform, so I started doing that.

After working away at it in my free time for a long time, Guilded.gg is ready for the public! Some members from /r/wow have been enjoying it, and I think Minecraft is probably the next best natural fit since servers require so much coordination/communication. I'd love for you all to take a first crack at it and let me know what you think.

I know from my console days that there is a hard limit of 50 villagers in those versions. Does the same apply on PC (1.10.2)?

I recently finished a villager trading market with 28 slots, I have another 3 in my villager breeder that feeds the market, and I have another 20 or so in my iron farms.

I just want to know if I'm going to have issues filling up all the slots in my market with so much else going on.

Last week I logged into my Mojang account for the first time in ages. (Was brought back by the release of Minecraft VR, which is awesome, by the way!)

I was surprised to notice that all of the spare Minecraft codes I bought in 2010 had been redeemed by people I didn't know. Back then, I'd found and fell in love with the game, and wanted to show extra support and make it easier to get my friends to play, so I bought seven codes. I ended up only giving two of them out, so I was expecting to see five unclaimed codes.

Now I have none, which is quite sad. My account page shows the usernames who claimed the accounts. I'm thinking of trying to get in touch with them, just to see how they came by the codes. The codes are the old 12 alphanumeric character kind. I'm pretty sure the codes weren't stolen from my possession; if my Gmail was hacked I'd be in a much bigger mess.

Anyway: has this also happened to you? Do you think you still have old Minecraft codes? If so, you might want to check your account!

Also, I contacted Mojang support about the situation, and they were not helpful. I don't know whether to be annoyed by that; what could they do about it, really?