Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Playful voice: Uses humorous, informal language like “WOTCHA, MATE! Come and see us talk about Minecraft and Cobalt WASD…” and “For the record, all typos/bugs are intentional.” to feel friendly and approachable.
- Community focus: Highlights fans and community activity, e.g. “Lots of community members send amazing things to our office. Some of them end up on display!” and thanks participants in events like “Thanks to everyone who came along to Stockholm’s Pride Parade on Saturday…”.
- Charity minded: Promotes and participates in charity efforts such as the Blockjam bundle in “Over 10,000 Blockjam Bundles sold! Keep it up, charitable lovers of video games.” and the office tour auction in “Want to come visit Mojang? You might FOR CHARITY!”.
- Inclusive values: Clearly supports equality and LGBTQ+ inclusion, as shown in “We made a video about Pride 2017! Why? Because everyone should be accepted for who they are, whoever they love!” and “Team Mojang representing at today's Pride Parade! Build a better world, people!”.
- Educational support: Regularly promotes learning tools like “Wanna be a CODING WIZARD? Got 60 mins? Let Minecraft teach you! Get the info on our upcoming Hour Of Code Tutorial:” and “We've just announced Minecraft: Education Edition! It's going to help people to learn stuff!”.
Weaknesses:
- Cobalt overemphasis: Feed is heavily dominated by Cobalt and Cobalt WASD promotions, with multiple sequential tweets such as “TRUE FACT: You can play COBALT for free right now! Or buy it cheap!” and repeated tournament reminders, which can drown out other news.
- Regional bias: Many events and promotions are focused on specific locations like London or LA, e.g. “Come on down to London town and show us who's the best at robot fisticuffs!” and “Hey, loon! Do you live in LA? If not, can you get there for October 12th?”, offering little for those who cannot attend.
- Frequent corrections: Several tweets acknowledge technical or linking mistakes, such as “Let's try that again! We had a problem with the form but it's all fixed now. We think.” and “Sorry! Technical fault there. Someone else did something bad. Here is the real link!”, suggesting occasional lack of pre‑publish checks.
- Limited support detail: When issues occur, explanations stay very light, like “Your enthusiasm for Realms has broken our servers erk! The trial button won’t appear until the Pigmen fix it…”, which is fun but vague for users needing clearer status information.
- Dense promotions: Promotional tweets often stack multiple calls to action—discount codes, streams, and tournaments together, e.g. “HOT FACT: Cobalt WASD is FREE on Steam all this weekend! Get your robo blasting skills up to scratch in time for the tournament at the @PCGWeekender!”—which can overwhelm or confuse readers.
Your Simpsons character
Homer Simpson
Mojang’s Twitter voice is playful, slightly chaotic, and self-deprecating in a very Homer-esque way, often joking about mistakes and blaming “someone else,” like in “TECHNICAL FAULT in previous post. It's actually HONG KONG not HONK KONG. Someone else is to blame. Post now fixed.”. They get loudly overexcited about things with repetitive shouting and goofy hype, like “CHINA! CHINA! CHINA! … Minecraft is coming to CHINA!”, which mirrors Homer’s big, childish enthusiasm. At the same time, they genuinely care about family-friendly values and learning, promoting coding and education in posts like “Wanna be a CODING WIZARD? Got 60 mins? Let Minecraft teach you!”, much like Homer’s occasionally sincere attempts to be a good dad. Their support for inclusivity and charity, such as “We made a video about Pride 2017! Why? Because everyone should be accepted for who they are, whoever they love! <3” and “Want to come visit Mojang? You might FOR CHARITY!”, reflects Homer’s clumsy but heartfelt kindness. Overall, Mojang feels like Homer at his best: goofy, enthusiastic, imperfect, but fundamentally warm-hearted and community-minded.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
They lean Extrovert (E) because the feed is highly outward‑facing, constantly inviting people to events and interaction, e.g. hyping tournaments and meetups like “Come on down to London town and show us who's the best at robot fisticuffs!” and “Come along to the Cobalt WASD stand at B01 B08 and say hello!” in the PCG Weekender tweets. Their tone shows Intuition (N) through big‑picture, imaginative framing rather than dry facts: they talk about “asymmetric, team based, balletic, robotic multiplayer carnage” in “Do YOU like asymmetric, team based, balletic, robotic multiplayer carnage?” and celebrate things like Minecraft coming to China with exuberant repetition in “CHINA! CHINA! CHINA! ... Minecraft is coming to CHINA!”. They favor Feeling (F) over pure logic by emphasizing values, warmth, and inclusivity: they highlight Pride and equality in “Why? Because everyone should be accepted for who they are, whoever they love! <3” and thank charitable fans in “Over 10,000 Blockjam Bundles sold! … Your generosity is appreciated. <3”. Their structure and messaging suggest Perceiving (P) rather than rigid Judging: they joke about technical faults and typos in “For the record, all typos/bugs are intentional.” and “TECHNICAL FAULT in previous post… Someone else is to blame,” showing a flexible, playful, improvisational style instead of tightly controlled formality. Overall, the enthusiastic event promotion, imaginative language, value‑centric messages, and relaxed, humorous attitude toward schedules and mistakes best fit an ENFP profile.
Some pickup lines for you
- You keep shouting ‘CHINA! CHINA! CHINA!’ but the real great wall is the one I’m building to stop myself rushing into your DMs without at least a properly enchanted pick‑up line.
- If Cobalt WASD is all about ‘balletic, robotic multiplayer carnage’, can we queue as a duo? I promise I’ll be your support mech and tank all the awkward small talk at the @PCGWeekender.
- You celebrated Pride with blocky rainbow balloons and a whole video about acceptance—how about we build a world together where the only thing we’re not equal in is who loves the other more?
- You once launched Crown and Council as a totally free game—so as the rightful ruler of my heart, can I offer you the DLC: Dinner, Laughs & Cuddles, no microtransactions attached?
- You told us to ditch our diaries for MINECON tickets, but I already penciled something in: ‘Exclusive tour of the Mojang office, meet the Minecraft team… and accidentally charm them with this tweet.’
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Swedish studio behind Minecraft and assorted robo-chaos. We build blocks, blow up bots, march at Pride, and occasionally break the internet (sorry).– @Mojang
Your signature cocktail
Cobalt Block Party Potion
This bright, gamey concoction mixes electric blue curaçao to capture their robo-chaos energy from lines like “Fast paced, side scrollin’, robo blastin’, 4v4 action!” and “Do YOU like asymmetric, team based, balletic, robotic multiplayer carnage?”. Swedish aquavit grounds the drink in Stockholm, echoing their bio and home-base charm while nodding to their mix of tradition and innovation. Sparkling apple-elderflower soda keeps things playful and accessible, reflecting their inclusive coding and education efforts like “Wanna be a CODING WIZARD? Got 60 mins? Let Minecraft teach you!” and “We've just announced Minecraft: Education Edition! It's going to help people to learn stuff!”. A sharp splash of lime juice represents their cheeky humor and self-aware typos, as when they joke “TECHNICAL FAULT in previous post. It's actually HONG KONG not HONK KONG. Someone else is to blame.”. Finally, edible gold stars or pixel-shaped sprinkles celebrate their community love and Pride support, shimmering like their message in “Why? Because everyone should be accepted for who they are, whoever they love! <3” and their rallying cry to “Build a better world, people!”.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
The overall tone of @Mojang’s account emphasizes community, inclusion, and kindness far more than individual glory or cut‑throat ambition, which aligns strongly with Hufflepuff values. They repeatedly highlight charity and giving back, such as auctioning a studio tour for Save the Children in “Want to come visit Mojang? You might FOR CHARITY! We're auctioning a studio tour on behalf of Save the Children!” and running the Blockjam charity bundle in “Over 10,000 Blockjam Bundles sold! Keep it up, charitable lovers of video games. Your generosity is appreciated. <3” and “Our Blockjam is about to begin! Enjoy game dev livestreams with bonus celeb hosts! Donate to charity! Play games!”. They show a strong commitment to fairness, equality, and acceptance through Pride support in “We made a video about Pride 2017! Why? Because everyone should be accepted for who they are, whoever they love! <3” and “We were honoured to join this year's Pride parade! Check out our blocky rainbow balloons!”, which fits the Hufflepuff focus on justice and treating others well. Their tweets are consistently warm and people‑oriented—celebrating colleagues and community in posts like “Loads of us are celebrating being old today! Cheers to @KarinSeverinson @vubui @Marc_IRL @jnkboy and most importantly these great cakes.” and inviting players to learn and improve through Hour of Code in “Wanna be a CODING WIZARD? Got 60 mins? Let Minecraft teach you!” and “Hey! We're part of this year's Hour of Code campaign. Learn the basics of programming in a fun, Minecrafty, way!”. While there are hints of creativity and wit (a Ravenclaw trait) in playful posts like “For the record, all typos/bugs are intentional.”, these are secondary to the dominant pattern of loyalty to their community, patience with technical issues, and generosity. Taken together, their emphasis on charity, inclusivity, and friendly community-building marks them most clearly as a Hufflepuff house account.
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Happy - Pharrell Williams
A well‑known song that fits Mojang’s energetic, playful personality is “Happy” by Pharrell Williams. Their tweets are relentlessly upbeat, even when talking about tech issues, like joking that “TECHNICAL FAULT in previous post. It's actually HONG KONG not HONK KONG. Someone else is to blame.”. They constantly invite people to have fun together through games and events, from robot tournaments like “Come and blow up bad robots in slow motion in our Cobalt WASD tournament!” to conventions such as “Ditch your diaries! Prepare your payments! Construct your costumes! MINECON 2016 tickets will be on sale soon! Woo!”. Their tweets also highlight positivity, inclusivity, and pride, echoing the song’s feel‑good theme, as seen when they say “We were honoured to join this year's Pride parade! Check out our blocky rainbow balloons!” and “Why? Because everyone should be accepted for who they are, whoever they love! <3”. Overall, Mojang’s cheerful tone, community spirit, and celebration of creativity map closely to the joyful, optimistic vibe of Happy.
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