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What is your favourite Open-Source game?
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Is there any mod you know for making the world larger/infinite?
I was a big fan of just traveling in Minecraft and finding new areas along the way. But minetest space constrains seems not to fit that playstyle unless there's a mod I don't know of.
Have no clue. I don't even know how far out MC2 allows you to go because I've never gone to the edges of the world before. Only thing I know about world limits is that you can go thousands of blocks down in just the base game Minetest comes with, which doesn't apply to MC2.
idk about mineclone, but in minetest the world size is limited to a cube that is 62k in any direction, or from the center 31000 blocks in any direction. Which may not sound like a lot but even in my techmc world on javamc i've only ever been about 10000 blocks out from spawn, and that's a multi minute commute in the nether (8x faster than overworld) even.
Unless you are literally kurtjmac the likelihood that you will go that far is very small.