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Microsoft's Minecraft Migration Meets A Mixed Response

Minecraft's account transfer to Microsoft is underway, and some players aren't happy with. While Mojang claims that the move will improve security and will bring more safety features, players who have multiple accounts are reported to be locked out, and the move is required.



The first time it was revealed was in the last month, the change is primarily security-focused. For instance, you'll be able to utilize two-factor authentication when you make the swap. Some players are upset that you'll need to transfer your account to play Minecraft after March 10.



Minecraft content creator Docm77 declares the account migration the "biggest error in the history of Minecraft" on Twitter. The reason is that when you have multiple accounts, you'll have to create an individual Microsoft account for each. It is believed that this issue results in having your Microsoft account blocked due to some terms-of-service stipulations. Minecraft servers This isn't something that every Minecraft player has to face however it could be an issue for creators of content or people who simply enjoy playing the game. They may have to create additional Microsoft accounts. Looking to social media, there are several reports from players having issues making the jump.



If you haven't migrated your account but, the good news is that it's easy to accomplish, and you can learn how to move your account here. Realistically, it may not be that big of a issue for many gamers because of the huge popularity of Xbox Game Pass. A lot of us already have Windows installed so it doesn't mean much to them that they can use it to launch Minecraft Launcher when they want.



The account migration is happening prior to the Minecraft The Wild release, which is scheduled to release sometime in this year. To learn more go through the guide here.


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