Roblox Is Better Than Minecraft (Pro: Roblox; Con: Minecraft)

Argument #1: Quality As in, how the game looks. I suppose I should start with Roblox. Since Roblox is a sandbox game, built by players, it is conventional that in a single player's game, they have the ability to alter something's foundation. . http://i.imgur.com... Below is a rather dull photo of the surface of a cobblestone block in Minecraft, while here: . http://blog.roblox.com... is the cobblestone surface in Roblox. Now, from my perspective, looking at each photo, I can easily put together which one strives in better quality: the cobblestone of Roblox, of course. Look at it; it has various different stones placed inside it. They are not repeating themselves. Compared to Minecraft's cobble, Roblox's looks like its in high definition. To be precise, your cobble block looks undeniably blurry. . http://i.imgur.com... Above is waterfalls of lava in a ravine, as specified in Minecraft. It glows in the dark, obviously. Various other things also emit light in the world of Minecraft. . http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net...(surface).png . http://media.pcgamer.com... This is how things "glow" in Roblox: . http://blog.roblox.com... . http://blog.roblox.com... Assuming you didn't notice at all, you can see that you can CHANGE the color of the light - to anything you want. You want something to glow neon green? You got it; you can change it to neon green. It's simple; easy. If you don't want anything to glow the color of the color selections they give you, you can go and make YOUR OWN COLOR. If you're going to argue back, "Well, it's a TORCH, duh! Torches aren't supposed to glow green, or blue, or purple, or -," just hold your tongue. Even if it's not part of the "Minecraft experience" and not implied for a torch or glowstone to do any of those things, it still proves that Roblox can do better towards its players; offering them more arm space to move around. If you took time to observe any of the buildings in the photos, you would notice their bright and flashy colors; also, that the walls and bricks to build these buildings up are perfectly smooth. That's because Roblox comes with an "expand tool," something that allows you to drag bricks along, to make them shorter or higher, longer or wider. Meanwhile, in your Minecraft world over here, you guys are jumping up and down, all around, trying to place a single block with every click. It's just a waste of time compared to the fundamentals of Roblox. And the minigames on Roblox are a lots better, with Roblox's scripting feature, where you can write code to make your games do amazing things to capture the excitement of players, and to make your game more appealing. Building, gathering the blocks, and making the game WORK with command blocks is ridiculous in my opinion. Scripting is just faster, no doubt about it. And if you're too lazy to script, people already make scripts for you to use. You're welcome. There's many other examples I could list, but this is the main stuff I'm proud to tell you about being a player on Roblox. And, if I made this any longer, your eyes will probably liquefy and melt out of their sockets from reading too much. Let's debate.