• Set dialog box position so it doesn't overlap Rachel (86f4051c)

• Uncommit the blue line!! (5c3a3a38)

• Move dialog y-detector back down a bit (1c293c9a)

Video games such as Dwarf Fortress and Minecraft are sometimes erroneously called games . Some claim that the implicit goal in these applications is survival—but if that’s the case, at what point have you “survived” and won? If the way that you “win” is by surviving, then this is a system that cannot be won, because survival is never a condition that is fulfilled . There is no point at which victory is achieved—therefore, these titles are not contests, and being a contest is an important part of being a game . This point may be confusing, since players often add their own win conditions to these applications . When they do this, they make a game out of Minecraft in the same way that one makes a game out of a flight simulator or Legos . In these cases, a player has actually taken on the role of game designer! Minecraft itself did not ship with any rules for win conditions, and so the conditions that players add are not an inherent feature .

Thought this was interesting ^