The agent could not complete the task because minecraft.com redirected to minecraft.net and every fetch of that domain timed out, so it could not read the official site. It answered from third-party search snippets and Xbox store listings, flagging the figures as secondhand and in places conflicting.

• ›The minecraft.com to minecraft.net 301 redirect and repeated timeouts on minecraft.net meant no first-party page was retrievable, so the site was effectively inaccessible to the agent.
• ›All pricing and product facts came from search-result snippets of third-party pages, which disagreed on Education and Realms long-term prices and on console prices.
• ›Comparison content (Java vs Bedrock, clones, private servers) was not supported by any fetched source and reflects general knowledge rather than the official site.
• ›The agent was transparent about the gap and recommended verifying against minecraft.net's store and Education licensing pages before quoting prices.