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Minecraft Rust: A fair, secure and affordable modding ecosystem

To fix performance and store issues, Microsoft should create "Minecraft Rust". A modern engine written in Rust would allow massive fluid render distances and real Shaders/RTX optimized even for consoles and mobile. Here is a fair, secure and accessible store ecosystem: Clear Currency: 1 Coin = €1. No confusing math for players. Affordable Fixed Prices: Standard content (Mods, Textures, Maps) is locked at 2 Coins (€2). Premium content (Shaders/RTX) is locked at 3 Coins (€3). This allows lower-income families and children to enjoy the game without high prices. Safety Fee (€0.50): Out of every 2 or 3 Coin purchase, €0.50 goes to Microsoft to fund dedicated servers for automated antivirus scans, anti-scam checks, and anti-duplication to prevent code theft. Modders pay nothing to publish. Free Updates: All mod updates remain 100% free for players who already bought them. Gift Points: Once or twice a year (Christmas/Anniversary), a "Free" tab with a notification badge (like ①) appears. Clicking it gives 1 "Gift Point". 1 Gift Point unlocks ANY item (even a 3-Coin Shader). Players can stack and save these Gift Points over the years. Microsoft uses its own funds to pay the creator when a Gift Point is used, ensuring no one is excluded. This fair model makes the game accessible to poor players, rewards modders safely, and beats future competitors like Hytale!
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    7. Unified Development Team:
    By unifying Minecraft under a single Rust engine, Microsoft would no longer need to split resources between Java and C++ (Bedrock). Instead of running two separate teams that duplicate work and split the community, Microsoft can merge them into one massive, highly efficient development team focused on a single, universal version.

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    7. Unified Development Team:
    By unifying Minecraft under a single Rust engine, Microsoft would no longer need to split resources between Java and C++ (Bedrock). Instead of running two separate teams that duplicate work and split the community, Microsoft can merge them into one massive, highly efficient development team focused on a single, universal version.