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===Classic=== Classic is the first version of ''Minecraft''. It was dubbed "Classic" to distinguish it from Alpha. It features a bare-bones version of the creative mode found in later versions, allowing players to build and destroy any and all parts of the world, either alone or in a [[multi-player]] server, without the need to worry about being attacked by [[mob]]s or avoiding hazards like lava or steep falls. It also lacked the crafting system found in later versions. The player is given an unlimited number of blocks with which to build, and can place and remove blocks instantly regardless of type. Classic is free to play, though it is not updated. An official version of the Classic server software is available from the Minecraft website, but several fans have created their own custom servers with extra features. In Classic, placed sponge repels water, unlike in later versions. Additionally, all water is infinite.
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