They've tried that a few times, with limited setups, and I think they have problems with the sexuality stuff. Years back, even in World of Warcraft, before I was actually playing, Blizzard finally had to make it so players couldn't live together or get married, virtually. It turned into all sorts of bad things. It's partly because so many young teens play the game, and like to investigate stuff like that, but then there are the older people who use stuff like that for networking for sex crimes.
What we've done, here, on both Sims and Minecraft, is share our own worlds around, and then everyone gets to play the game with the same neighborhoods/worlds that we made, and share their different stories.
With Minecraft, a couple of years back, we started doing round-robins, because the worlds are so easy to share. I'd start a world, then build the first base and get things set up for up to four people to play it after me. It's pretty simple to do. Then I'd upload the world here, and a next player would grab it (any number of people could, at any time) and play it by adding a new part to the world. Then they'd upload it again as a secondary part, and others could grab that one and play it, etc, etc., etc. For a while, we had three people playing, then gradually the other two dropped out, and eventually so did I.
viewforum.php?f=368I don't know if the Xbox Minecraft uses the same Java files or not...probably not, but the link above has all of the downloadable rounds intact.
