And yes you have to spend it all

Edit: There are a lot of little good things in these answers that I often ignore. Thanks everyone.

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    For zero monies you & your friends could run VoxeLibre which has better performance characteristics. Microsoft doesn’t deserve your money or your user data, but I am sure VoxeLibre or Minetest wouldn’t mind a donation.

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        It’s being milked for Bedrock & there are dozens of free software alternatives with VoxeLibre being a standout

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            At that point play the free alternative and dont give your money to Microsoft. Do you love throwing your hard earned money at Microsoft?

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                Have you tried the free alternatives? I guess to me its not the price alone its the principles of giving Microsoft money.

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                    Cause they have a history of embrace, extend, and extinguish, and they have played a key role in enshittification of tech and internet.

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            They are more than complete/polished with multiplatform support, with healthy modding communites, & better performance since they aren’t built on Java. In the past your money went to the developers—now it goes to megacorp Microsoft with little done in terms of maintenance.