package main
import (
"fmt"
)
func main() {
fmt.Println("Is Minecraft good?")
// Step 1: Define a function to evaluate if Minecraft is good
isMinecraftGood := func() bool {
// Step 2: List positive aspects of Minecraft
positiveAspects := []string{
"Creative and open-world gameplay",
"Extensive modding community",
"Endless possibilities for building and exploration",
"Regular updates with new content",
"Multiplayer options for collaborative play",
}
// Step 3: List potential drawbacks of Minecraft
potentialDrawbacks := []string{
"Graphics might not appeal to everyone",
"Learning curve for new players",
"Can be time-consuming",
"May not have a structured narrative for some players",
}
// Step 4: Weigh the positive and negative aspects
if len(positiveAspects) > len(potentialDrawbacks) {
return true
} else if len(positiveAspects) < len(potentialDrawbacks) {
return false
}
// Step 5: If the count is equal, consider personal preferences
// (This step is subjective and may vary for each individual)
return true
}
// Step 6: Call the function and print the result
result := isMinecraftGood()
fmt.Printf("Result: %t\n", result)
}