No you need Gold (live membership) plain and simple. Now and again they will have free play weekends. What that means is that they (live) will pick a game at random (say for example Gears Of War or Call Of Duty) and from say Thursday - Monday make... God xbox live gold is EXPENSIVE. 20 dollars a month. Xbox and minecraft are ALREADY NOT FREE. Microsoft is treating this like we got this for free. Like a free - to - play sort of thing. If you own a realm, you also have TO PAY extra to even USE it. In order to play online with an Xbox 360, you must have Xbox LIVE Gold, which is a yearly subscription. This includes Minecraft for the Xbox 360. Minecraft on the Xbox 360 supports splitscreen, and if you have one Gold account, other people playing on the same console can participate online without needing Gold accounts of their own, as long as they are logged in as a Guest. You can no longer play your Xbox One Xbox Live Gold games: Xbox One Xbox Live Gold games on the other hand work a little differently than the Xbox 360 titles as instead of giving ownership of the Each offers its own brand of fun, with unique minigames that let you compete or collaborate with friends (and frenemies), massive lobbies where you can hang out with other players and vast custom-crafted worlds to explore. CONNECTING TO SERVERS A free Xbox profile is your ticket to the world of Minecraft online multiplayer. It’s easy to connect to our official server partners – just look My Gold status has expired, but I can still play as long as my Xbox is connected to the internet. There is no fee for this (just your ISP fee of course). You will need to create a Xbox Live account (probably already done if you bought the game). So I am thinking that you should just connect to the internet and will be good to go. No, You Don't Need to Pay for Xbox Live on Windows 10 Microsoft confirms an Xbox Live Gold subscription is not required to play games online using the new Xbox app for Windows 10. Cross-play allows you to play Minecraft with friends who own the game on a different platform to you, however, to access it, you need a Microsoft account to sign in to Xbox Live. In fact, you'll An Xbox One without an Xbox Live Gold subscription can host a LAN game, but cannot join one.. I'm not sure if this is intended behavior or a bug. It's been this way since Minecraft (Bedrock) for Xbox One was released in September, so it's probably intended behavior and due to Xbox platform restrictions. Multiplayer locally I believe you can do by pressing the “play” button in different worlds. If this is Xbox One we’re talking about, a menu should pop up saying to connect more controllers. If you want to play online, you must have Xbox live, othe...
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