That's not all, as you'll need an Intel HD Graphics 4000 or AMD Radeon R5 graphics card, and 4GB of RAM. In order to craft a rig that meets the Minecraft minimum system requirements, you'll need to put together something with an Intel Celeron J4105 or AMD FX-4100 processor at the very least. After doing that I tried Installing the TechnicLauncher again and it worked.You don't need a chest full of diamonds to build a gaming PC capable of surmounting the Minecraft system requirements, but the game does have some features available to those with more powerful systems. Once I started the Vanilla version of Java Minecraft with my Microsoft account it wanted me to make Nickname(so supposedly to make the account of Mojang I suppose). Unable to load installedPacks fromĬ:\Users\jakub\AppData\Roaming\.technic\installedPacks because it does not exist.īut I suppose thats gonna change after I get throught the account problem and get into game? I do not own it in the eyes of Technicpack, because I did not purchase the game itself? Or is there some other problem.Īlso when I open Techniclauncher it opens console on the side saying -Ĭ:\Users\-\AppData\Roaming\.technic\users.json because it does not exist. So does it mean that even though I "own" Minecraft thanks to the Xbox Game Pass. It threw an error on me saying "This account has not purchased Minecraft Java Edition." But once I got to the phase of logging in and choosing the "add microsoft account" and going through all the verifications etc. I wanted to try some modpacks, so I went for Technicpack(downloaded it and upgraded my Java version as it asked me to).
So I though I will give it a try and with it being completly on the Microsoft side I just bought Xbox Game Pass and got the game for the duration of the Subscription(cause paying 30 € is not worth for me when I dont even know if Im gonna be able to enojy the game again).
I wanted to get back to Minecraft again, especially after I saw that Java version and Bedrock version got fused together.
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