The Moment That Makes Minecraft Great
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I love how honest that ad read was. "I dont tell them I actually like it because i need them to pay me to like it" get that bag chief
Good morning "Discount Noah Grossman From Smosh"
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@@ZezacleB >honest ad read
Bruh.
I wish they were international cause I keep seeing their sponsorships and it sounds like the type of food I need variety with so I'd love to try but unfortunately it's US/NA only.
Austin: "Can we take a second..."
Me: "Yeah, man."
i really appreciate that he always asks. It's always a yes, but i like the question. so considerate of our time
literally was about to comment this. dammit
@@morphrana Sometimes i say no and skip ahead one second, its nice to have options
Like "yeah man, you are always welcome"
I've been playing minecraft consistently and hosting private servers for my friends much less consistently since 2010, and one of my greatest regrets is not keeping better track of all the old worlds we made. I would love so much to find some old hard drive in a closet somewhere with my old infdev worlds, or even my old "minecraft classic" worlds where everyone just built multi colored pyramids and begged to be promoted to op
Note to self: don't trust anyone named Dinner Roll to host and preserve my servers
Same, i was on a friend's server and played that a ton. Full maxed netherite, a base made of Blackstone brick with piston doors built into the side of a mountain, it was awesome. Made a minecart track that went across the mountain ridge.
But people stopped playing on it. So the owner deleted the server after a while. I lost everything, no chance for a world download. That's the last time I let someone else host a server I play on :)
Now I have a server for me and one friend. We don't talk anymore but I don't have the heart to delete the world. It's cozy walking around it. Maybe I'll take a world download or something before I delete it idk. I told him and he's fine with me deleting it
@@MisogynyMan I'm the one hosting the Server for my friendgroup and everyone stopped playing in 2021. I check in on the server every few months to see if anyone logged on or if the server is even there anymore. A few months ago something happened, the server was gone and our backups corrupted (had something to do with updates etc.)
I probably spent 4 hours trying to fix the server by downloading different applications trying to untangle the world from the corrupted backups from the server host and I ended up having to seperate files inside the world, trying to fix them on seperate worlds and eventually managed to save the server. We have a discord server for our minecraft world and I sent another update that the "server was working again" nobody acknowledged it, but I was happy to be able to join the server again.
It sounds kinda stupid that I'm trying to paint myself in a good picture here but you just made me a bit proud about myself that I tried to save the server (and even saved it!) even though nobody seemed to care about it anymore.
I have the first world me and a friend made when the game first started, when you could play on a browser. We didn't know how to make a multiplayer server so we took turns building things and emailed eachother the map back and forth, so I could come home back from school and check my email to find the map with something new built into it. The best thing there was a fucked up eiffel tower my friend made, I still send him a pic of it from time to time just to laugh.
@@darxrogue I love this. I was 15 back then playing the old browser based creative worlds, and I was the only one in my friend group computer savvy enough to figure out how to port forward and host a server so for the next 15 years I became the defacto server host for most games we play together.
Extremely refreshing to see someone celebrate the simplicities of Minecraft rather than complaining Mojang isn't making it more complicated
Complexity should come from the Minecraft mods where anyone can install stuff as complex as they wish it to be
mojang is a horrible company, both are valid criticisms
@@_Tsagaglalal_ agreed, and mojang actually is usually making the game more complicated with their bi-yearly updates...
@@Ghi102nothing “should” come from mods. The fact is, Minecraft is already plenty complex, but optionally. People can build the craziest Redstone things or farms already, and it’s optional. Minecraft does it right. You can play simply or very complexly or anywhere between
You can enjoy the simplicity while also acknowledging that Mojang could have added shit like cool mobs and more things to craft, instead of focusing on a shitty in-game marketplace and relegating mob additions to polls on Twitter that tend to select whatever mob some UA-camr decided would be funny to add in.
I enjoy Minecraft. Have for years. I ALSO wish they added more shit into it. It doesn’t need to have Terraria levels of content, but why do I have to download a mod to make some copper piping for plumbing? Yenno what I mean? Maybe asking for plumbing in minecraft is a bad example, but my point is that there is so much room for this game to grow, and Mojang just refuses.
you’re like a cartoon character wearing the same thing in every video
It's his Hank Hill cosplay. "That unemployment rate ain't right, I tell you hwhat"
He really perfected the hair clip placement.
Wait, how many cartoon characters AREN'T wearing the same thing in every video?
Having a recognizable look is a pretty common tool in creating an established brand for celebrities, musicians, etc
His hair clippies are ICONIC 💅💅💅
also a big point is that the music plays randomly without any triggers, you’re always hopeful it’s gonna start again any second
Mojang could have added a music frequency slider to settings but instead they added some kind of weird land-based digging giant platypus
I love the Minecraft music, I listen to it often on my phone, my only plight is that it doesn’t play often enough in game, it’s like once every 10 minutes.
I often get in the zone and forget there's music at all, it's always a surprise when the music starts, making it even more poignant
A world nobody has explored before.
It's like walking into the wilderness and after a few steps you're standing on ground nobody has ever walked on before.
Yeah but everything looks like shit and unnatural.
I think that's why I never enjoyed using seeds that other people discovered. Just doesn't feel the same
@@mangoesfly1594same
I've played Minecraft so much with so many groups over the years. I remember going through a mental breakdown and being awake at 2am, killing wither skeletons en mass and listening to my friend tell me she's pregnant. I remember the thousands of hours of podcasts I've gotten through draining ocean monuments. The moments of stupidity, the laughs, the tears... Minecraft is something that can never be replaced.
y yall discussing pregnancy on minecraft lol. "yo hop on the server i have a huge announcement to make"
Nothing like Any Austin and braised beef short ribs with bacon Gouda cheese mashed potatoes
sounds fire
Cool, I work in the city your cheese comes from
dude have mercy on us
Or how about turkey sandwhich and corn chips and cereal for the 200th day in a row?
@@duncanedgin9433 Switch it up, different cereal, potato chips instead and put some on the sandwich too.
This reminds me of the pack.png hunt. Whoever took that shot did not know what they started, they just saw a hill that looked cool.
I've been playing Minecraft sporadically since the Alpha release iirc
....also haven't got to the Ender Dragon 😂 never thought about why, but this video puts it together well. Thanks Austin.
one of my favorite ways to play is to beat the ender dragon first. Like don't build up a base, just be careful as shit and get what you need. It can be done in a few hours. Once the dragon is defeated, then start building your base. It's wayy different with end game items. Tons of fun. Then you can focus on exploring the overworld and shit
Maybe you've been trying to intentionally increase the amount of time you spend in that world without "beating the game" and getting to the point where you still have a few things to do, but they're too trivial to really get back to the world. I'm trying to increase my playtime in Fallout as much as I can as well. I don't do the main quests too often, but I just go on adventures. It's like sipping on wine.
Same. Minmaxing fun till I burn out before I get there. First time I beat it was a few months or so ago with a friend :) been playing since 1.3 and that was the first time lol
you do kinda want the elytra and shulker boxes! these 2 things help alottt even for just building! they are both gott after the ender dragon in that same area
Having grown up in the 90s the idea of a fully-fledged world being created within seconds is absolutely mindblowing, and I think the beauty of that is lost amidst the modern technical marvels that we regularly enjoy. That first feeling of entering a new world in Minecraft never gets old.
I literally started a new Minecraft world this week! Your timing is scarily perfect. O.O
And you captured the feelings of playing Minecraft PERFECTLY. Thanks for the vibes. Today is a good day.
Me too!
On bedrock, just for fun I'm gonna see how many achievements I can get, make some farms
being plopped into a new minecraft world is the closest any of us will get to exploring a new continent
Maybe real life visiting other countries and going on hikes. Sure they've been explored, but it's new to you!
This!
Finally, a modern Minecraft video that isn’t about how Mojang is ruining it.
I will never get enough of your endless pontificating, Austin
Your level of obsessive detail soothes my autistic heart.
10:00 This is actually one of the issues that i have with current City Builders. In city builders, it's just as if not easier to demolish buildings as it is to build them. This means that unless you're lazy (which is at least one counter to my argument here), none of your earlier mistakes or buildings placed when you were learning the ropes stay till the late game. As a result, everyone's city will probably look like an optomized factory lacking any character development. In a city building game, the city is the main character, but the city usually has the exact same story as every other city in every other city builder.
If you're into city builders you need to check out Workers & Resources. It isn't for everyone but if it clicks for you it will make every other city builder feel so simple and shallow in comparison.
This isn't as much true with factory buildings, which do share a lot of similarities with city buildings. Of course the fascinating thing about that is that that genre is largely based on Minecraft mods.
2 weeks of playing Minecraft then forgetting about it for months is a phenomenon that should be studied.
in my experience i stop playing as soon as i try actually exploring the world. hours of running all to find like one interesting biome or landmark
Genuinely: Finally someone talks about the moment you start a new world for the first time and just stare in awe at everything. That’s the best part of Minecraft to me. Sometimes I don’t even start a base, I just fly around in creative mode and look at the landscapes
I was really confused @ 1:34, cause he said "I probably have 40 more good years on this earth" and I looked up and there was a 40 on screen, and then it started going down really quickly? and I was like, AUSTIN NOO
Is the Any Austin community server dropping soon?
Server Rules: Respect the odd, unremarkable, and soft moments and spaces.
Uh, no ..
@@ZezacleBno building allowed
I'd love to watch "unremarkable and odd places in my communities abandoned Minecraft server"
@@CaptainZark wow how Interesting
I just remembered I subscribed to your Patreon and there's a bunch of stuff on there for me to watch, so that's what I'll be doing after this. Thanks, Austin.
I recommend you beat the Ender Dragon someday. I've been playing since the beta, but only beat the dragon this year. The feeling when the credits rolled was ...complex, but indescribable.
Thanks for the video.
R.I.P Dig Doug, the true Minecraft predecessor.
Dude I read this as RIP Doug Doug for a second and had a heart attack, you can’t do that to me 😭
I had one of those little joystick emulator things that you connected to the TV as a child. I PLAYED THE SHIT OUT OF DIG DOUG(DUG?). Thanks man. Good memory.
Played it on a commadore 64 in the early 90's. Probably the first game i ever played. Good times!
Direct surve-- sorry, force of habit my friend
oh boy another any austin video! My day is 6% better now!
12:22 We can always use more philosophical viewpoints on games and gaming in general, so no need to go into defence there ;-)
The last time I played minecraft was when I came out as trans. A bunch of 'friends' didn't accept me for who I was.
They burned my house down in the middle of the night.
They destroyed my projects, laughing the whole time.
One friend took me into their base, but when they turned their bullying on him, he too started turning a blind eye to their "hijinks".
... it was these moments of quiet reflection that made me realize I wasn't ever going to be at peace with those people. And so I stopped.
Maybe, now that I have found new family, new friends, new people who accept me for who I am... maybe I should make a server once again, this time to build something that will be allowed to stay.
Man this hits hard. I still remember the first time I played Minecraft back in one of the Alphas. I bought the game but it was a laggy mess. I somehow convinced my dad to take my to Office Depot to get some RAM thinking it would help and luckily it did!
I made this really cool house that opened up to the top of a cave with an opening on both sides that let the natural light in. On the bottom was a lake. I thought what I had found was so cool and spent some time just jumping off the balcony I made into the lake below. Eventually I decided to explore, but got lost and was never able to find my house again. I was sad about that, but the journey it led me on was so full of wonder and excitement. There's something about playing a new game and having no idea about whats actually possible. Everything is new and surprising.
I still think about that first house sometimes but I also know the subsequent journey I had that I look back on just as fondly probably wouldn't have happened had I not lost it. I'd have stayed near and that area would have been where I stayed. With my house gone I didn't just want to make a new one that wouldn't be as good. So off I went.
Yep, that's the life of every minecraft server that you start with friends. I'm fortunate that the server I have with my friends has been up for 4 years. Sometimes we play on it, but usually it's just me or it's me and one friend. When we started the server, we played every night for a week. We play in creative mode so there's really no end to the game, you just build whatever you want to build, kill villagers, etc. That server got me and my friend through some tough times
Never clicked on a video that was only 41 seconds old before, but oh man, I'm glad I did. Now I need to go play minecraft.
minecraft has had amazing staying power in my life. 13 years and i can still boot it up and play it and have fun
I'd give a lot log in to my minecraft worlds of 2011-2015
Do you by chance have the seed for the world shown at 0:25 ? It looks like an awesome place to build a base
Reading the comments, I feel like I'm the only one who plays the game with the music turned off. lol I just watch something on the side usually
I never have the music on, it makes me feel too melancholy!
Next video: Austin counts individual pixels on a Minecraft block
The audience: It’s gooning time
Wouldn't that just be 1536?
Now I feel melancholic and kind of sad, thanks Austin.
I must have spent hundreds and hundreds of hours playing Minecraft and I also have never had any interest in the ender dragon!
A good guide for interest levels is how many full double chest you've got. I don't think I've ever filled more than 4 of them before survival just becomes too easy and I lose interest.
But I love love starting new worlds and that early game challenge to survive and establish yourself. I think that kind of experience is written into our DNA, the desire to find new places and shape them to suit us.
I think the growing boredom as a minecraft playthrough progresses is the collapsing of possibilities. What we can imagine is often more exciting than what is. As you explore the world, the answer to the question "what is out there?" goes from "could be anything" to "it is this". The better you can answer the question, the less there is to imagine. "What am I going to build here?" also shrinks once you start putting blocks down. And while you can always start a new project, it'll be within a space that is now defined by concrete dimensions, increasingly bounded.
Fuck man, you made me cry on my lizard resting on my chest
Lmao this comment is so funny to me, hope the lizard didn't mind the sudden shower of tears
At least you _have_ a lizard on ur chest. We can all only hope to be as lucky
5,972 views in 29 minutes....
Bro is about to pop off!
...I think I might need to start up another Minecraft server.
I always seem to start in spruce or Savanah biomes
I knew a Minecraft vid was on the way when you posted the og Minecraft post
9:16 bruh really? The Conduit? I had a Clan playing that on the Wii :D
I’ve had a survival server with friends for 12 years now, and let me tell you, travelling 18km through the wilderness visit someone’s decade-old abandoned castle is a feeling I don’t think many people get to have.
There are unfinished bases built by people who only logged on once. There are strange underground rooms with machines that don’t quite work anymore. You can see some members’ styles get better and more refined over the years.
Kinda like 2B2T but almost all of the old stuff is in perfect condition, as if frozen in time.
Minecraft is often a strange microcosm like that, places long forgotten, touched once by a people you knew, but left to age, I think what sells it is often divining why it was abandoned or lost in the face of its preservation
Sometimes its just a cramped little hut where you can tell they expanded or it was temporary, sometimes you see only the frame left intact, as they pulled everything up to move, occasionally you can tell it was lost for other reasons, a house with a furnace that only just finished cooking that lacks a bed, or conspicuous explosion craters in floors and walls that tell a story of a Creeper or someone getting wild with TNT and the subsequent decision to just not try to recover there
And of course, the distortions in reality that are birthed as new ground was struck in different versions, the places where one world gen ended and another started
2:41 but dwarves!!
I almost fkng cried with the ending credits/poem of minecraft, i was kind of emotional at the time so it was easy to make me drop a tear. But wow it felt personal
And it was meant to, the muse had taken him when he wrote that, btw its free to use and he has an article on some blog somewhere about it, short version is that Markus never actually hashed out a contract about it, it was always on "We'll sort that out later", and then MS got Minecraft and he would rather not deal with the legal matter of them realizing their product has something they don't own nor license, so he made it public domain
This vid hit so hard, so accurate
I host a Minecraft server for friends during the holiday months every year and it’s so true, every block placed tells a story, and if you ever go back to the worlds it’s like opening a photo album. So special and even with friends that are no longer with us you can see how they touched the world, they were there too and the world remembers
The main problem for me after the early game is the inventory. It was fine in Beta but there's so many different blocks and items that it's just not manageable anymore. They should make it so I don't have to plop down my ender chest and shulker boxes, I should be able to access them directly. Things stacking up to only 64 is outdated. I made a datapack that makes raw materials automatically craft into blocks, so that's one thing I fixed myself, although I still have to update it to the latest version. I'm not bored of the game, but I find that more and more of it is just faff and management when I'd rather be playing the game proper. It's a fixable problem.
Oh man… I’ve been trying to pinpoint why my elementary school smelled so distinctive and now, thanks to you, I know it was probably the floor cleaner.
My oldest worlds are currently lost media. The hard drive from the computer I had in the early 2010s is (maybe, probably) in my parent's storage unit. Maybe someday I'll be able to revisit them
Every winter, in this short little timeless window between Christmas and New Years Eve, my friends and I start up a new minecraft world and play it until we are bored or have other priorities in life. Sometimes it was just a few short weeks, this year we played for almost 3 months. Insane, what one can do and build with a small group of dedicated people. A few months back, two of us found the folder with some of these old worlds from the last years and just checking out the builds was such a nostalgic experience.
I´ve played no game more than I have played Minecraft, and it´s not for the big builds and massive achievements. But for the little things, the relaxing messing around, the short panic attacks when you mess up and the laughs we share about them. The places and builds are just the reminder of these moments behind them.
bugrock detected opinion rejected. actual shitshow version tho never play on it.
Skyrim: Looks like a virtual reality
Minecraft: Plays like a virtual reality
Dwarf Fortress: Actually a virtual reality
Stepping into that new world that nobody else has ever seen is so mesmerizing! It’s very similar to a topic discussed on this channel before on Eggbusters, when you break the game and get to places you’re not supposed to be, looking at those details that nobody else has seen or even considered, wether it be tree walls or sky boxes, it’s the feeling of doing something in a game everyone has played, that nobody really would consider, When you load into a new world, seeing whatever it is the game generated, you’re seeing something that you can say with full confidence, that you are the only, THE ONLY, one who has seen this… and you can share those memories, by sharing the seed, by making the videos, that’s the beauty that only few games can say they’ve accomplished.
Hit the nail on the head, dude.
I remember the first time I played Minecraft. About 16 years ago. Sitting in a friend's house at his birthday party. We stayed awake all night and figured out how to build anything we could, not smart enough to look up any recipes.
Minecraft really is about the random experiences you make with people, not the game itself.
You are my favorite fake gamer
(It's also wild you've not even seen anyone beat the Ender Dragon and get that poem. Last time I played Minecraft was a few years back, which was my first time beating the Ender Dragon, but I had definitely seen that poem before)
I've played Minecraft so much with so many groups over the years. I remember going through a mental breakdown and being awake at 2am, killing wither skeletons en mass and listening to my friend tell me she's pregnant. I remember the thousands of hours of podcasts I've gotten through draining ocean monuments. The moments of stupidity, the laughs, the tears... Minecraft is something that can never be replaced.
Bro.. I'd figure out the cure to cancer if it meant I could log back into my Minecraft 360 worlds.... 😔
My oldest Minecraft world still around, is 12 years old. I made it when tripwires were added and called it redstone tests. I've been using it regularly to try out redstone stuff and build pixel arts and now it's like a massive museum of stuff I came up with. There's also several models of buildings that I made on some servers that no longer exist. This is all that's left of them. It's surreal, that this world on my computer is older than a lot of Minecraft players today.
Genuinely beautiful reflection on the game that has meant the most to me over the course of my life. Every year or so I still go back to some old worlds from middle and high school and just fly around and see those moments in time completely frozen. It’s somewhat melancholic but it’s also a beautiful time capsule of some of my favorite and most meaningful friendships and experiences. You really captured the essence of why this game means so much and why it endures
Nice, I wasn’t expecting this video from Austin but it’s great, I love Minecraft!
not gonna lie, i think that these simple unremarkable moments are what mojang was trying to emulate with things like the Sniffer and the archaeology mechanic, and them adding more of these unremarkable and simple moments makes the game feel a tad bit more interesting
Literally just made a bowl of coco crisp cereal and saw this video just came out. Couldn't be any better timing.
5:34 I will say that my biggest… let down? Is how lonely Minecraft feels unless it’s a server. For me the long periods of no music makes it feel that much emptier. I still love the game! But I never last too long playing by myself
This video was incredibly poignant. Thank you for putting so much thought into this stuff.
This video made me wanna play Terraria. Time for one more Calamity Mod playthrough...
Austin, I appreciate you. I’m glad you exist.
The mention of preset plots reminded me of some fun things, like how people deliberately limit themselves to building on preset plots on the many servers with that kind of system. Or the myriad of one chunk build challenges. Or even something like Skyblock.
Some get overwhelmed by the infinite and NEED those kinds of boundaries to truly allow their creativity to flourish. I really admire people who can plan intricate builds beyond view distance, but also the ones who can build something beautiful with clear intent in a tiny, confined space.
I really wish I could revisit some of those first worlds I had back between 2010-2015, but they're long lost.
To all points you made: yes my thoughts exactly. You just put them into words
0:52 there is no such thing as "Too many blocks" i always crave for more of then lol
But where do Minecraft's rivers go?
I play without music so... Maybe I should -
More breakdowns of games to make me stop playing them please!
The bit about posters on the wall was unnecessarily personal.
Did I catch a video that was posted 16 mins ago? 💀 Im cooked
Everything in this video was so real.
another banger any austin upload
Broke: Mindful. Woke: Minedful.
damn, love your content homie 🪄
you should do a video on The Stanley Parable
this might be your best video essay yet bud
I'm so sorry if this is bad manners, but Any Austin is super cute. Like kinda teddybear cute, but mostly nerd-hottie cute.
Please feel free to delete this comment if it makes you feel uncomfortable, Austin!
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this was a good one Austin
I love how unabashedly the End Poem celebrates the existential beauty of the game. Having read it for the first time around 9 years ago, I honestly think it had a pretty huge impact on the way I interact with games and the things I attempt to learn from them
i knew we were in for something good when i saw you post the alpha screenshots
I went back to one of my old Minecraft worlds recently and it was a mix of ‘I remember that’ and ‘WTF did I do that for?’. I spent a lot of time fixing my past mistakes.
The place becoming familiar after spending time there and slightly altering it is called "making place from space" in landscape architecture school
I've noticed you have those things in your hair very often (hairpins? English isn't my first language) and while it's not common for me to see them used the way you do, you can just do that and I think it's kinda cool 😊 you can just be who you are and do what you want and that's an interesting thing about your videos like you point out them in games
Ok time to go back to the video WAIT UP EVERYONE I'M COMING
The music in minecraft makes it impossible for me to play. The melonchaloic tracks make me too sad. Too old. Longing for the times when I played with friends
Not many UA-camrs that put videos out that feel like they are deliberately targeted for me, but my man Any Austin does it every single time, underrated King of the game
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love this guy
I've played minecraft with my siblings since we were teens. I'm pushing 30 and still make time to game with my grown ass adult siblings. We do Minecraft or Valheim or other "make and settle" games because they like fighting games, and I like making post-modern houses... :) I'm the oldest sibling and I told them "Hey... I think like once a week, we should listen to the playlist spotify made of all of our songs..." because we all live in different cities and states and while I'm very independent, I feel more responsible for them now than I did when I was younger... That's the feeling I get opening up a Minecraft build from 2019... Seeing my brother's working redstone computers and my lakeside houses and my sibs giant mansions and I remember being... at peace.
I still play Minecraft sporadically (as in playing it maniacally for two weeks and suddenly stop for several months) on the very first world I created back in 2011.
Back then I have been playing hours of the demo version which was always the same world on a time limit, so when I finally decided to just spend the 20 bucks or so on the full version, a world with some floating little dirt patch in a swamp felt like absolute magic to me, lol.
MC became kind of my escape at a time when I felt like my life was going nowhere, being 20, jobless with no aspirations in life.
Sometimes I go back to my precious floating dirt hut swamp and look at all the nostalgic senseless "I need to shut my brain off for six hours" projects while my daughter's taking her afternoon nap.
Spot on man. Lots of special memories, and tbh lots of very hazey moments where I wonder, "is this the part that was some makeshift cave tunnel before but now it's all customized and touched up, is this where we were struggling with that confusing labyrinth? Or was that in another - previous - world, or somewhere else?"