Old Minecraft had so much wonder before you got accustomed to it, like finding a dog in the wild for the first time, it light my eyes up as I tried to get bones in a hurry to tame it.
This video really struck me. I'm a little older than you, 24 but it's crazy to hear basically the same childhood. So many emotions that I can relate with but never could put into words to describe to anyone outside our generation.
Minecraft was the only game I could play with friends on my awful school-provided laptop, and for that it has a special place in my heart - even if I was only averaging like 15fps on the lowest settings. I still remember smuggling it into my room to play late at night under the covers, because I wasn't allowed to have electronics in my room after a certain time. I did get caught after a while, but it was worth it
damn. this video is so strong. it’s almost a sucker punch. i’ll always remember my old 360 worlds, even my pocket edition world from when i was like 7. Minecraft is definitely my favorite game of all time, and a lot of that definitely has to do with the time i spent playing as a kid. i love this game so much, and thanks for reminding me why i liked it so much in the first place
My best memories of Minecraft was playing on my first world ever on the Xbox 360. I always played it until I switched to a different console, but the memories of building my older brother a house made of diamond and glowstone will live forever. It’s sad too, because I can’t pick up the game anymore and play, because it doesn’t feel the same to me. But that’s ok, this isn’t my game anymore, this is for the new set of kids who just got a Xbox for Christmas, and even if I might not ever play again, I’m glad someone somewhere just discovered one of the greatest games of all time
When I was 10 years old, my friend introduced me to a game that would change my life forever: Minecraft. At first, I didn't quite understand what the game was about. All I knew was that I could build things and explore a seemingly endless world filled with monsters and treasures. As I delved deeper into the game, I discovered that Minecraft was so much more than just a game. Minecraft was my escape from reality. It was a place where I could build anything I wanted, without limitations. I could build towering castles, intricate redstone machines, or even a simple farm. The possibilities were endless, and that's what made the game so addictive. As I spent more and more time playing Minecraft, I realized that it wasn't just about building things. It was about community. Minecraft had an amazing online community filled with people who loved the game just as much as I did. I made friends from all over the world, and we would spend hours playing together, building massive structures, and going on adventures. One of my fondest memories of Minecraft was building a massive rollercoaster with my friends. We spent weeks gathering resources, designing the track, and testing it out. When it was finally finished, we invited our entire server to come and ride it. It was an amazing experience, and I felt so proud of what we had created together. As I look back on those days, I can't help but feel a sense of nostalgia. Minecraft was more than just a game; it was a part of my life. It was there for me when I needed an escape, when I needed to unwind, or when I just wanted to hang out with my friends. Even though I don't play it as much anymore, Minecraft will always hold a special place in my heart. In conclusion, Minecraft was a game that impacted my life in ways that I never could have imagined. It taught me the value of creativity, community, and exploration. And even though I've moved on to other games, Minecraft will always be a part of who I am.
this video actually felt pretty personal. as a kid, i loved lbp a ton as well, played the hell out of it. i was introduced to the internet properly through my tablet as well, watching whatever youtubers were popular back then too (mostly minecraft though). i also used to play the pocket edition of minecraft a ton, then eventually got the ps3 edition (but it was too late, the ps4 had already come out so the community was mostly nonexistent). im really glad that im not the only one with similar experiences. having the ability to share them with other people and reminisce on what used to be is really the closest we can get to actually going back and soaking in the bliss of our less responsible past. thank you so much for making this.
This is one of the few things able to move me to tears, everything was put into words so damn well and I fucking love that you showed appreciation to C418's work. They have sadly updated and changed the timeless soundtrack in more recent updates which I think is a loss, I wish they had given the ability to keep it with the new content aswell. Amazing video.
minecraft deffo played a huge role in forming the person I am today, been playing the thing for over half my life at this point and i still can't put the game down lmao. there is definitely something about it that just brings you back to that happy place that no other game will probably ever be able to achieve - good video mr cobra
This really is an video that hits so hard man, even for someone who never played Minecraft that much, you've captured something so transcendent of that.
Music nostalgia is best, aside of minecraft soundtrack any time I for example hear any soundtrack from Asssassin's creed Ezio trilogy it hits me so much, god Ezio's family gives me feels of happiness, sadness, I'm crying, I'm smiling, god nostalgia is best or even it's been only 5 years it released, red dead redemption 2 have such nostalgic soundtrack already Also jesus dude, your last part of video, I completely agree, we grew up so fast, I remember till this day like halfway through last year of elementary school during break between teaching hours, everyone around me was talking and I suddenly went like in my head: oh my god .... it's only 6 months till this ends, I will stop going to school with this group of people forever ever since then time started moving so fast for me, then high school went so fast and like jesus, now I'm working for few years and ... god love is crazy and yeah looking back at careless memories of me and boys playing cod 4, minecraft, cs sourse after school not having single responsibility in the world, jesus man I want to cry
I think Minecraft will always hold a special part in my heart , it was the first game I bought online after convincing my parents to use their card on the big scary internet and after watching crafting recipe tutorials, stumbling across herobrine theories the yogscasts shadow of israphel - it made the game much more than just silly block game, beautiful video Cobra x
When I look back on my childhood, Minecraft was definitely a massive part of it. That game that allowed my to escape to another place if I ever had anything going on, or just wanting to play with my mates.
Minecraft will forever be my favorite game. It remains as it was. Updates come, but unlike live-service, forever online games like Overwatch, you don’t *have* to update. If you play single player, and don’t want all the new content, you don’t have to. Just make a separate instance in the launcher, set it to your desired version, and you can stay within that version. It doesn’t matter if you log out and return the same time the next day, or log out, grow up, and return years later, it will all remain there, just as you left it.
I got minecraft during beta and that version still holds a huge amount of nostalgia with the shitty lighting engine and the strange but fun world generation. I do like the updates preceding then but I all ways find my self hopping into a beta version to try and capture that childhood wonder.
Man, i was probably too young to really get into it, but even then Minecraft gave me so much memories of messing around with my friends, siblings and cousins... I was never good a building or anything, i mean i was like 8, but it was so much fun! Too bad Minecraft just doesn't appeal with to me anymore, everyone talking about how good it is just makes me and some others feel left out.
Thoroughly entertaining video, Mr. Arlus. I know for how long you've been doing this you seem a little underappreciated algorithmically and viewwise; but the people who do tune into your videos enjoy them a lot. Look foreword to the next one brudda.
I remember my brother showing me minecraft in 2010 and he seemed to just find it boring, so he gave me his mimnecraft user and minecraft ended up being almost the only game i played with friends for over 6 years. This video resonates with me a lot, I also very recently moved from my childhood home and have had a lot of things happening in life the past 7 years that've kind off forced me to grow up, and looking back on the time I used to play minecraft because everything in life was so peaceful and great and I'd love to just be able to go back in time to completely relive those memories
That Video was so great I forgot I liked it when I started watching, so I just wanted to like and subscribe a second time but sadly I cant. I loved watching it but at the same time it made me feel kinda empty and in some way sad.
Wow this video was so good, I was surprised by the sub count and view count I’m sorry the video did bad but it’s ok atleast you get to have fun making these things and uploading it even if it’s to only a thousand people those 1000 people get to be the only 1000 so keeping the pool small makes it more valuable so I like that you aren’t big and the video is big don’t be sad
I, LtCobra, will explain how Minecraft was more than a game for me, and to hopefully many of you watching. Minecraft was a game that was the epitome of that childhood imagination we all once had, unleashing creative freedoms into a video game that allowed you to build, craft, and make anything you ever wanted. In this video essay I hope to show you guys what Minecraft has truly meant to me, and take you through the journey of the greatest games ever made…
Minecraft's nostalgia hits me hard. I remember exploring infinite worlds, digging for hours, and building towering structures with my friends. The sense of community we created back then was unforgettable. It was a special time.
nah im just happy little big planet, star wars battlefront 1&2 and the minecraft ps3 edition were mentioned. The mini games on the ps3 edition were sooo good
I think I was kept playing mc until like 2018-2019, it took me a lot longer to stop liking Minecraft. It did regain a lot of popularity over the pandemic though
Bro is your channel broken I just watched the whole thing thinking that this vid got like 500k views than I just found out that all your videos have like 1-3k your shits really good
yeah dude, zoomers were def the first iPad kids, I remember playing fruit ninja and shit on my grandma's tablet fr, and I still liked my ds. Heart gold pokemon was based ngl
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I haven’t cried in a while. This is so true. I miss the old days of Minecraft and all the nostalgia. I needed this. Thank you.
Truly makes us want to rewind time doesn't it
Old Minecraft had so much wonder before you got accustomed to it, like finding a dog in the wild for the first time, it light my eyes up as I tried to get bones in a hurry to tame it.
This deserves more attention.
hopefully it's evergreen I'm just glad i was able to share something special with people
unironically made me tear up because of how relatable and true it is.
thanks bro
This video really struck me. I'm a little older than you, 24 but it's crazy to hear basically the same childhood. So many emotions that I can relate with but never could put into words to describe to anyone outside our generation.
thankyou for this
Minecraft was the only game I could play with friends on my awful school-provided laptop, and for that it has a special place in my heart - even if I was only averaging like 15fps on the lowest settings. I still remember smuggling it into my room to play late at night under the covers, because I wasn't allowed to have electronics in my room after a certain time. I did get caught after a while, but it was worth it
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damn. this video is so strong. it’s almost a sucker punch. i’ll always remember my old 360 worlds, even my pocket edition world from when i was like 7. Minecraft is definitely my favorite game of all time, and a lot of that definitely has to do with the time i spent playing as a kid. i love this game so much, and thanks for reminding me why i liked it so much in the first place
My best memories of Minecraft was playing on my first world ever on the Xbox 360. I always played it until I switched to a different console, but the memories of building my older brother a house made of diamond and glowstone will live forever. It’s sad too, because I can’t pick up the game anymore and play, because it doesn’t feel the same to me. But that’s ok, this isn’t my game anymore, this is for the new set of kids who just got a Xbox for Christmas, and even if I might not ever play again, I’m glad someone somewhere just discovered one of the greatest games of all time
When I was 10 years old, my friend introduced me to a game that would change my life forever: Minecraft. At first, I didn't quite understand what the game was about. All I knew was that I could build things and explore a seemingly endless world filled with monsters and treasures. As I delved deeper into the game, I discovered that Minecraft was so much more than just a game.
Minecraft was my escape from reality. It was a place where I could build anything I wanted, without limitations. I could build towering castles, intricate redstone machines, or even a simple farm. The possibilities were endless, and that's what made the game so addictive.
As I spent more and more time playing Minecraft, I realized that it wasn't just about building things. It was about community. Minecraft had an amazing online community filled with people who loved the game just as much as I did. I made friends from all over the world, and we would spend hours playing together, building massive structures, and going on adventures.
One of my fondest memories of Minecraft was building a massive rollercoaster with my friends. We spent weeks gathering resources, designing the track, and testing it out. When it was finally finished, we invited our entire server to come and ride it. It was an amazing experience, and I felt so proud of what we had created together.
As I look back on those days, I can't help but feel a sense of nostalgia. Minecraft was more than just a game; it was a part of my life. It was there for me when I needed an escape, when I needed to unwind, or when I just wanted to hang out with my friends. Even though I don't play it as much anymore, Minecraft will always hold a special place in my heart.
In conclusion, Minecraft was a game that impacted my life in ways that I never could have imagined. It taught me the value of creativity, community, and exploration. And even though I've moved on to other games, Minecraft will always be a part of who I am.
wow
this video actually felt pretty personal. as a kid, i loved lbp a ton as well, played the hell out of it. i was introduced to the internet properly through my tablet as well, watching whatever youtubers were popular back then too (mostly minecraft though). i also used to play the pocket edition of minecraft a ton, then eventually got the ps3 edition (but it was too late, the ps4 had already come out so the community was mostly nonexistent). im really glad that im not the only one with similar experiences. having the ability to share them with other people and reminisce on what used to be is really the closest we can get to actually going back and soaking in the bliss of our less responsible past. thank you so much for making this.
this video means alot to me and i cried good vid 10/10
The pony telling me to jump off a bridge was my favorite part
I feel you on that wave of anxiety from the nostalgic music, especially the minecraft soundtrack
it's really ominous i swear
@@ltcobra. the minecraft music existential dread hits hard. also, incredibly based pocket edition player.
had 2 be @@iws04
This is one of the few things able to move me to tears, everything was put into words so damn well and I fucking love that you showed appreciation to C418's work. They have sadly updated and changed the timeless soundtrack in more recent updates which I think is a loss, I wish they had given the ability to keep it with the new content aswell. Amazing video.
Minecraft was surprisingly important to my life, as playing with redstone and watching youtubers play mods is what led to me learning how to code.
minecraft truly has no bound
minecraft deffo played a huge role in forming the person I am today, been playing the thing for over half my life at this point and i still can't put the game down lmao. there is definitely something about it that just brings you back to that happy place that no other game will probably ever be able to achieve - good video mr cobra
your so underrated, I almost cried watching this video. Thank you so much LtCobra for making me feel like it was 2014 again.
Thanks man
This really is an video that hits so hard man, even for someone who never played Minecraft that much, you've captured something so transcendent of that.
This is so awesome.
Music nostalgia is best, aside of minecraft soundtrack any time I for example hear any soundtrack from Asssassin's creed Ezio trilogy it hits me so much, god Ezio's family gives me feels of happiness, sadness, I'm crying, I'm smiling, god nostalgia is best
or even it's been only 5 years it released, red dead redemption 2 have such nostalgic soundtrack already
Also jesus dude, your last part of video, I completely agree, we grew up so fast, I remember till this day like halfway through last year of elementary school during break between teaching hours, everyone around me was talking and I suddenly went like in my head: oh my god .... it's only 6 months till this ends, I will stop going to school with this group of people forever
ever since then time started moving so fast for me, then high school went so fast and like jesus, now I'm working for few years and ... god love is crazy and yeah looking back at careless memories of me and boys playing cod 4, minecraft, cs sourse after school not having single responsibility in the world, jesus man I want to cry
yea that ezio triology soundtrack is really good
I wish I could go back to the days i would play creative pocket edition and fuck around with builds
was peak childhood
this is “a tribute to minecraft” if it were based
actually true
I think Minecraft will always hold a special part in my heart , it was the first game I bought online after convincing my parents to use their card on the big scary internet and after watching crafting recipe tutorials, stumbling across herobrine theories the yogscasts shadow of israphel - it made the game much more than just silly block game, beautiful video Cobra x
When I look back on my childhood, Minecraft was definitely a massive part of it. That game that allowed my to escape to another place if I ever had anything going on, or just wanting to play with my mates.
Minecraft will forever be my favorite game. It remains as it was. Updates come, but unlike live-service, forever online games like Overwatch, you don’t *have* to update. If you play single player, and don’t want all the new content, you don’t have to. Just make a separate instance in the launcher, set it to your desired version, and you can stay within that version. It doesn’t matter if you log out and return the same time the next day, or log out, grow up, and return years later, it will all remain there, just as you left it.
I got minecraft during beta and that version still holds a huge amount of nostalgia with the shitty lighting engine and the strange but fun world generation. I do like the updates preceding then but I all ways find my self hopping into a beta version to try and capture that childhood wonder.
Man, i was probably too young to really get into it, but even then Minecraft gave me so much memories of messing around with my friends, siblings and cousins... I was never good a building or anything, i mean i was like 8, but it was so much fun! Too bad Minecraft just doesn't appeal with to me anymore, everyone talking about how good it is just makes me and some others feel left out.
U can really see how much love there was put into this video.
yoo lets go ltcorba video on a friday perfect way to start my weekend
This needs more views
Minecraft will go down as one of the greatest games of all time, It's up there with the greats, Among Us, Fortnite, Roblox Parkour
Thoroughly entertaining video, Mr. Arlus. I know for how long you've been doing this you seem a little underappreciated algorithmically and viewwise; but the people who do tune into your videos enjoy them a lot. Look foreword to the next one brudda.
love you
I remember when I first got csgo and I didn’t no it was open mic
I think my halo 2 is your minecraft, that game will always have a special place in my heart
How did this masterpiece only get 4k views???
my biggest L
what a fucking masterpiece of a video. I get what u mean going to uni and that felt the exact same last year
great video mate
I remember my brother showing me minecraft in 2010 and he seemed to just find it boring, so he gave me his mimnecraft user and minecraft ended up being almost the only game i played with friends for over 6 years. This video resonates with me a lot, I also very recently moved from my childhood home and have had a lot of things happening in life the past 7 years that've kind off forced me to grow up, and looking back on the time I used to play minecraft because everything in life was so peaceful and great and I'd love to just be able to go back in time to completely relive those memories
loved the vid, i like a lot of the inserts from various tv and movies
That Video was so great I forgot I liked it when I started watching, so I just wanted to like and subscribe a second time but sadly I cant. I loved watching it but at the same time it made me feel kinda empty and in some way sad.
thanks man
the soundtrack was brilliant. I'd give c418 my kidney
Mom: “we’re all out of Doktor skipper” Me: ( checks when he last uploaded ) this will do )
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Wow this video was so good, I was surprised by the sub count and view count I’m sorry the video did bad but it’s ok atleast you get to have fun making these things and uploading it even if it’s to only a thousand people those 1000 people get to be the only 1000 so keeping the pool small makes it more valuable so I like that you aren’t big and the video is big don’t be sad
its crazy to see how ur content has changed i remember u being like 17 sounding 9 now ur a fine young man now blessings
did i cook though??
0:09 seconds in and this is already the most based video of 2023
Great video
Great video Pyro. The Kanye and DOOM samples carried
real
I, LtCobra, will explain how Minecraft was more than a game for me, and to hopefully many of you watching. Minecraft was a game that was the epitome of that childhood imagination we all once had, unleashing creative freedoms into a video game that allowed you to build, craft, and make anything you ever wanted.
In this video essay I hope to show you guys what Minecraft has truly meant to me, and take you through the journey of the greatest games ever made…
shout out to you for saying that
dont turn up to discord tmr
This made me shed atear good video brother
Really good vid!
wholesome
Minecraft's nostalgia hits me hard. I remember exploring infinite worlds, digging for hours, and building towering structures with my friends. The sense of community we created back then was unforgettable. It was a special time.
nah im just happy little big planet, star wars battlefront 1&2 and the minecraft ps3 edition were mentioned. The mini games on the ps3 edition were sooo good
good times
I missed the days we didn't know about the scandals and p3do accusations of Minecraft tubers.
real
Me and my brother loved the minecraft parodies holy shit
5:43 W background music
Great video and awesome editing man! I also miss those old minecraft days playing survival with my friends 😅 Got a new subscriber! :)
Thank you so much 😁
I think I was kept playing mc until like 2018-2019, it took me a lot longer to stop liking Minecraft. It did regain a lot of popularity over the pandemic though
my GOAT
kinda late on it but such a amazing video man
be as late as you want, this ones my magnum opus so I'm just glad some people are finally starting to find it. thanks man
@@ltcobra.just watch in like 2 years the algorythm is gonna make it explode or something dumb lmao youtube be like that
i can do nothing but salute this masterpiece
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@@ltcobra. I just wanna let you know your content is really good especially for a channel with 2k subs! Keep going brotha I know you’ll go far
Actually almost 3k! Early congratulations
@@mrchadstuff7517cash in early bro we going to da moooon
@@ltcobra. HOW DID YOU GET TO 5K ALREADY
Awesomw video! Made me tear up a little. Can anyone tell me what the outro song is called?
ever green by richy and mitch & the coal miners
Man that playstation tutorial world man it is something special
Little Big Planet and Minecraft truly are the games of all time
1:56 what the bibudahuga sound effect called I need it
Phenomenal video
bro, cobra I remember you'd pop by my bedwars streams and shit sometimes
Dan pulled down that mod showcase btw lmao
my guess is is that hes now a parent so... would be pretty shit for his child to see that not gonna lie.
THE TUTORIAL WORLD WAS NUTS
me and my brother grew up on stampy holy fuck
thoroughly enjoyed this
WERE SO FUCKIN BACK
what did you mean 'were' i've just filled out a mcdonalds application
+1 great video
CRAZY JAKE
What a fuckin fenomenal video
I had so much fun on factions servers
Banger
all fun and games till I accidentally griefed our base
Bro is your channel broken I just watched the whole thing thinking that this vid got like 500k views than I just found out that all your videos have like 1-3k your shits really good
bro I played genshin when it launched and never touched it again
XboxAddictionz was straight peak man
I have over 3k hours in Minecraft and i am top 1k in bridging in bedrock and tbh its kinda mid.
My Doctor Skipper from Walmart uploaded
who
jk
@@MAMULA. that’s what I thought
Well…this video flopped hard. It was good as well but hey sometimes people just don’t get lucky, a swing and a miss. Hope you keep uploading.
im fucking swinging from a rope but thanks
Dantdm was the goat the absolute best minecraft youtuber
I highly suggest Luke-thenotable's videos he pretty good
Lbp was the goat
WAIT WHEN THE FUCK DID XBOXADDICTIONZ GET TERMED
Why was MINECRAFT SO AWESOME?!
yeah dude, zoomers were def the first iPad kids, I remember playing fruit ninja and shit on my grandma's tablet fr, and I still liked my ds. Heart gold pokemon was based ngl
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bro you rooted against techno? he's cracked what do you mean
My bf everyone!
26:52 the name
good video apart from the Manchester accent
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My bf
quality video btw love it
@@tesroo I JUST UPLOADED AGAIN!!
@@ltcobra. omggg so hyped !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Schlatt but better
W video
Finished vid, still prefer fortnite
I personally prefer fortnite
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