Yeah. My first ever enemy encounter was a Squirrel which kicked my arse =/

But that's some good advice there, will try that seed for sure.

Yes, really

Well, it is what they say themselves. Can not comment myself, as I not have it yet. Maybe one of the few who have managed to get the game can comment more than me?

I am watching the registration site like a hawk.

edit - and it looks like someone who got the game did... darn ninjas

Are you using this: http://direct.cyberkitsune.net/canibuycubeworld/ ?

Make sure Desktop notifications is enabled and you leave the tab open. You won't miss the shop nor registrations being open again :D

EDIT: Registration is up!

True, but if that's the basis of comparison, it's still more expensive. When Minecraft was first sold, I believe the price was €5. After a while this increased to €10, then increased again to €15 when it entered Beta stage, and finally €20 for the full game, which is still the price today. All through this, Minecraft's player base grew and grew, in no small part because the low initial price had generated a lot of sales, which meant that lots of people had the game and recommended it to their friends. This generated many more sales, even at the new, higher prices.

If Cubeworld is intended to go through the same kind of price development, it'll end at €45-€60. I doubt that's the case (I sure hope not), but I still think €15 for the alpha is setting the bar too high.

Thanks, yes I was, I got it from Petrell's post a bit higher up.

I may just have managed to register now, thank you :)

I'd like to add: Cube World is far more polished than Minecraft was and is. It offers far more off the bat and more is to be added. Have you looked at the homepage and what's on offer? I paid the same price for Minecraft Alpha as I did for Cubeworld Alpha (€15)

Yes, and saying that it offers much more than Minecraft is silly, I think. It offers more RPG elements than Minecraft yes, that's the whole point, but more opportunities for "doing stuff"? More content and gameplay, in other words? No, certainly not.
I don't think you did. I think you bought it in Beta. http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Alpha

Yes, it does not seem to have the same 'openness' as Minecraft. The whole point about MC is that it is digital Lego, with an open frontend people can customise to their heart's content. The limit of MC's replayability is only down to the players themselves, how much they want to tinker around with it. In many ways, this is what makes it quite unique as a game.

While Cubeworld seems very open, it is still limited by being a open character driven RPG at heart, with all the limitations it brings. I can not comment on how easy it is to mod yet, but I have seen no such things. It is therefore limited to constraints by the developers, and will at a point reach where it can not be done any more with.

Content wise, the only comparisons between MC and CW is that they are both open world sandboxes, and they both are voxel based, for anything else there is not really much comparisons. It may even be better to compare CW with for example Skyrim or Fallout 3.

(I have finally managed to create an account and got it confirmed, next step is managing to get the game....)

I meant it offers more, as in the RPG elements, pets, mounts, towns, etc. right off from the bat, as in a comparison when they were first released (Alpha). But yes, it's an unfair comparison now I think about it. If they were released at the same time, then the comparison would be fair IMO

You're right, now I know I didn't purchase Minecraft Alpha. I thought I had purchased Alpha back in Sept, 2011 (it didn't say whether it was or not on my receipt) so thought it was. Thankyou for the clarification

Sure, no problem, but allow me a further clarification. I realize I may seem very critical of Cubeworld. In fact, I'm not. I think it looks excellent, and I'm looking forward to seeing what becomes of it. I'm definitely getting it at some point. I just think that the pricing is a bit too high for an alpha release, and I can't justify spending €15 on it right now. That's all.

Worked on my PC but not on the kids laptops, so yeah, make sure to demo it first :)

Registration seems to be spottily up.

Still cant buy it