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The emotional rollercoaster in my mind when the nether music came on is unreal. I just dropped like two months of stress from my shoulders. God I love legacy nether.

I have never bothered to even go down to nether, let alone to the end. You need to grind way too much gear for very little pay. But what makes me not play is simply that who the fuck am i building this for? Myself? I've built enough big, big things and felt the total emptiness once it is done, and how it was just a huge waste of time. I rather sit on my ass than do something that is truly useless. There is not "I MADE IT!" but "god thank it is over". There days if i play i just give myself the best gear right away and do something fun for a short time. I did just travel 100 000 blocks to see the new biome without ever encountering it. What a fucking waste of time that was, just think if i had actually grind the gear for it.... 1024 rockets, 8 elytras etc...

i've just recently started playing minecraft again, with friends or just by myself and tbh its just not the same anymore. i have such fond memories from when i was like 5 years old, playing on my mom's laptop and making a house out of diamonds and gold for my horses and an ugly house on the desert with my brother, but now its just always the same old formula. you get wood, go mining and make a house. i've never actually "completed" the game or really gone to the nether cuz im just really bad at survival and usually play on peaceful but like idk if its the music, the new updates or just the fact that i've grown up but the game just feels so much different now its sad... its sad to know that i'll probably never feel the same way while playing it like i did in 2014. Just being able to make a diamond house on creative and be happy about it without really worrying about actual progression. but Idk maybe its a me-problem with worrying so much and not just going with the flow and having fun 🤷‍♀🤷‍♀

Omg! Get to the point! This is sooo boring!

I also can not play Minecraft as I’m full of sad memories and sad nostalgia I play time to time only with mods as a single player it’s hard to play the game 24/7

Skill issue. I find it easier with the help of the crafter

Wait your like 16?

this video made me cry

I feel like you're a bit like me, in that you can at times get easily overwhelmed by having too many choices on the table, and trying to judge which choice you wish to pick itself becomes the biggest chore, which in turn puts you off over the long-run. For me MC started losing it's charm once it got bought out for multiple reasons: 1) They started killing certain servers. 2) They made the game look far softer than what it was originally (which you already stated). 3) They created Bedrock, splitting the MC community up when it didn't need to be split up. 3) Cramming DLC and other content we always got for free on Java edition. 4) Slowly gesturing kids and other adults into playing MC solely for mini games, which in turn saw a decline in survival interest/servers (especially evident today). 5) They keep adding in content that either makes previous materials/mechanics utterly useless, or they pad on a material grind phase, and this has stacked up over time. 6) They changed how combat works and yes I'm still not happy about it. 7) They changed how certain mobs worked, without giving the player the same level of advancements to those changes. 8) They keep adding new mobs that either serve little to no purpose or make previous mods obsolete. To this day I still believe that MS only bought out MC because it was popping off, and this seems more and more evident with each passing year, because they keep displaying how little they know about how MC actually works and why we even liked it in the first place.

Being an old school player from alpha up to like 2013-14, I kinda love the empty lonely feeling old minecraft gave you in singleplayer. Almost like therapy, taming and filling this melancholic place and making it nice and warm.

Did a deceptive/diseased eye jack my perception, or did I spy a world named "Market Pliers"? Which episode displays that raggtagg content? ❤

2013 was early to Minecraft? I started playing Minecraft in 2009.

Its not. Just git gud.

LOL its Not.

Nah it’s hard to play literally because night time in new versions is so difficult to survive through. Even on EASY MODE they made it practically impossible with the amount of mobs that spawn now. And they see you from so far away it’s insane

800 hours is nothing.

I can’t play it vanilla alone

I miss on the 360 version back in the day if you didn’t get the enchantment you wanted you just quit without saving and keep trying till you get the enchantment you wanted

Pleb creator

Age is a big factor for me, and why I stopped enjoying gaming in general. Games were so fun as a kid and young teen, but as I got older gaming became less and less fun. And now I’m 25 gaming has lost almost all enjoyment. Now I find it hard to play pretty much anything unless I’m playing something one off for nostalgia, like I do with cod zombies from time to time. Playing games is like a chore now, I have to force myself to play because I’m not having fun anymore. And at the end of the day, “if it’s not fun why bother”

Staaaaaaahhhhppp I’ve never seen the end credits and that made me cry!!! S/o to Notch and all the bros who made Minecraft what it is… Mad love to all the whole community. I had the same thought while trying to play ACNH earlier today… I think I’m just outgrown that solo world building like that. It was useful while I needed it tho. It got me thru some hard times… Small side note, the music in the end was so loud, I could barely hear your audio. Although I see this video was posted awhile ago and you had barely any subs, now you’re at 19.1k, so you prob much better editor now. Peace and love to whomever reads this ☺️

Been playing minecraft for years but finally got my hands on an elytra thanks to one of my friends. Literally play at your own pace

I was also six😢😢😢😊

I think what gets me about modern Minecraft is how FULL the world feels. In 2012, I excitedly navigated the one mineshaft I found, hoping that a dungeon would be along it. I could barely ever find a temple, and villages were somewhat uncommon too. Now, the world is so packed with content, you cant find peace anywhere. They dont even let you stay up and not sleep, they send night bird things at you.

Mods make it fun but the right mods of difficulty dragons and guns

i always found it easier to be given objective or missions or even being an errand boy, that being for my friends or for an NPC. For me its never having something to actually do, i like being talked to while in games and it makes it easier to break tasks apart. So when i have friends in it, we will hardcore grind it for a month or more but the moment people stop coming on, i did too until we all got the itch and urge to start it back up again.

This is the most out of nowhere hidden (not so hidden now) gem of youtube. My guy has couple short haha vids and this masterpiece. Wtf

In 2013 yoy were 6. Your videos quality is very impressive, your story telling is engaging. Its truly imprrssive to see today with how the world looks today and the damage technology has done on our children. (There is so much to it obviously not only technology). Its just wonrderful to see, i hope you feel how your vidoes make us feel!

Me skipping skipping the second half of the video, just to hear: "if you skipped to the end, f*ck you". wow.

"Who wouldnt wanna ride that train" Yea you get back up and eat that horse!

Oooh! I feel exactly the same, I do not feel good or engaged to play it alone. Thats not just minecraft though, Vintage Story (which is a hardcore mc like game) and 7 days to die also do not feel fun alone.

I didn’t realize this until watching your nether footage, but before the update my absolute favorite part of minecraft was making nether highways. I loved connecting the entire world me and my friend played bit by bit, partly because it felt like that and blaze farms were all the nether was good for back then. Now… there’s a whole world to explore in the nether and it just… doesn’t feel the same tunneling through it

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Did I just found another Elliott fan 👁👁 scrumptious

W vid

I am 19 years old and I play Minecraft mobile and buying DLC‘s marketplace doesn’t hit the same same as having a pleasure of mining for diamonds and making your diamond armor and sword.

Absolutely great story. Well told. I’m 56 years old and have been an avid gamer since my first Telstar console and Commodore 64 computer. I started my Minecraft journey playing with my boys when they were young on an XBox. We used to have ‘Boys Night’ when my wife had to work on some weekends. I’ve never finished Minecraft in all these years. Over the holidays, I purchased the PC version (Bedrock & Java) and have a bunch of hours into the game, exploring all that is new, trying to understand all of the changes, new items and processes and find that it can be one of two types of games. Survival can be a ‘beat the game’ as you did with 15 hours of play and finish it, or the way I tend to play ‘explore everything’ and play for months/years. I get the ‘beat the game’ way and totally respect it. I just get very into the game, the story line (if it has one), and want to experience all that the designers put into it to get the full experience. Neither is wrong and both have very desirable goals. I’m still playing Fallout 4 with the DLCs after five years. I’m just now finishing Far Harbor…yeah…sad. It was an excellent video and I really enjoyed it. I agree on your points but do believe there are two ways to play a game. Thanks again for sharing.

download rl craft dregora. Shits fire

I struggle to find what I enjoy in the game anymore. I want to be as “free” and creative as I used to but when I jump in, even with an idea of what to build or do, I don’t feel satisfied or hooked anymore. I get “stuck”, like you’re sitting around in your room for half an hour not doing anything, waiting for inspiration. Then you move on.

Current minecraft has so much new content but still feels like a dead empty game, I believe this game is coming to an end

Thank you so much for creating this video. It really touched me and means something to me. It made me think and reflect the way a true piece of art does. It probably sound silly but to me, this video is art. The editing, the pacing, the sincerity of your words. It’s amazing. Please continue creating because this is beautiful.

Lmao 2013 was late but okay bud.

Dawg, C418 was THEE goated music for old Minecraft before Notch annoyingly sold Minecraft to Microsoft which caused the game to become absolute SHII, capitalism man... 😭🙏

Bro is still a kid and sounds older than me, and is already having nostalgia war flashbacks. Telling you right now, it never gets better. You will always chase the high of your glory days. That's why you gotta pace yourself. Treat it like a precious little gift. I've been playing a few of my childhood games no more than once a year since they came out. Any more and the magic will dissipate.

Indeed, the goofiest Minecraft world names are the best ever made. For example, I had a Minecraft world back in 7th grade called “._.” And it was my best Creative world I had. I made a whole friggin theme park and a middle school. Oh, and a clothes shop and a bakery. In 8th grade, I made a world called “Bread” And it was by far the best survival world I ever had. Did I ever beat the Ender Dragon? No. But did I have a great time? Heck yeah. I made a large wooden house, an ice rink, a snowball shop, an “apartment complex “ made of dirt dug out of hills And I had a Dog house for my Wolf, “Luke”.

Hard to play? Boi have you HEARD of RLcraft before?

i also started playing around 2013 when i was six or seven, and I feel the exact same way! thank you for sharing your experience!

I'll tell you why. Because OG Minecraft was incredibly different. It was way better than today. Water was a safe haven not infested by drowned.

someone complaining about a game getting better is insane.

Geeez you really adsensed the shit outta that vid!