Even if you play minecraft on your browser it downloads data to your computer. So yes, it does.
Resolved Question Show me another » ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Best Answer - Chosen by Voters Even if you play minecraft on your browser it downloads data to your computer. So yes, it does. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Most definitely, it will slow down no matter what computer you have whether its a lot or not to much, but only while its on. It really depends how good of a computer you have. If you have a good one then it will slow down but not a lot at all, if its quite old you probably wont be able to do much while its on. If the game is slow at all, then you better go to the menu while playing (by pressing Esc on your keyboard) and turning some of the settings down. To do this, you first click on 'Video Settings' then there will be an option that says Graphics Fancy, click it and it will change to Graphics Fast. If its already Graphics Fast then leave it. There will also be Smooth Lighting, make sure that's turned off and lastly Render Distance which you can turn down to 'Tiny' don't have it on 'Normal' or 'Fancy'. If you want to not have to do this then you can either: 1) Get a memory/ram upgrade (ask someone about that) 2) Buy a faster computer 3) Make sure that you close all other programs except minecraft If you want to be technical, then you need to upgrade your RAM/Memory to at least 4gb to do other things whilst minecraft is running. RAM/Memory controls how much you can do at the same time. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Laptops are crap for gaming. I suggest going into your options & setting distance to normal or near & switching graphics from fancy to fast. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- i can't help you.
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