Why is that so true I haven’t finished a city I made with a friend of mine that was going to be the groomsmen for my wedding but he was last seen 12 years ago I just hope he’s enjoying building a city up in the sky
I will be 76 in September of this year and I remember my grandson playing Minecraft. I would sit for hours and watch him build whole cities. Now, my grandson has graduated from High School this year is and moving on with his life. But what great times we had together and what great memories I have of the times when we were together.
It really shows just how big of a game Minecraft was - the first of its kind at that scale really. Its so big its literally had a generational impact on people, playing it is a shared experience for millions and millions of people who were growing up during the dawn of the information age. A narrow wedge of time that has all of human history behind it, and all of the future of humanity ahead of it. The kids born in the last moments of a Millennium and the last kids to know a world without the internet. Godspeed, all.
i agree! i didn't play minecraft as a kid but i could really relate to the the comments as i have played multiple games with many of my friends. we don't play them anymore but thinking back on when i was still a kid with a single-digit age makes me really sad. i miss my childhood, i don't like how time is passing by so fast.
I started playing in 2011, and after a 7 year hiatus, my 6 yo son started playing last month and he absolutely loves it. I read these comments to know how special it is to him now 🧡
I played Minecraft after elementary school everyday with a friend I met online, she and I would imagine we were warriors in the builds we made, we "fought off the endless waves of evil", we were a family one moment, the villagers next, then the invaders ourselves. I remember getting a message one night while playing, of her saying that she won't be on for a while but to please continue being a knight, and I assumed that meant she got off because it was late. 2 days later I learned she passed away from cancer, and her parents called me to read the letter she made me. That's where "rubyheart" comes from. I refuse to get rid of that world, I can't, I go back on there to build onto our chaos of a world, go mining, slay a zombie, and add a new flower to her grave I made her. Minecraft gave me more then a friend.
I know how that feels man... well, not quite but almost the same thing. I used to play minecraft with an old friend of mine, we were eight at the time, and he introduced me a online friend of his, that played halo with him. We became friends instantly. We introduced minecraft to him and we played everyday after school, we built a city, lived in a village and had 50-60 dogs and cats, we bred them just for fun. After sometime, my first friend moved out of town, and we started playing together less frequently, until we just stopped for quite a long time, around five to six years. So, without him, i started playing exclusively with my online friend, his name is Brian. We played just like before my friend left the town, everyday after school but suddenly he sent a message to me saying: "hey man, im not feeling that good, im heading to the hospital and wont log in for today, bye!", he went offline for two years. Turns out he had an advanced lung cancer, and was in and out of the hospital for these last twp years, doing chemo and blood transfusions, then he finally logged on, i've never felt so happy in my entire life. He won the battle against the cancer but not the war... four years have passed: we continued playing every single day, we still played minecraft but not as frequent as back in the day, we were happier as ever, until disaster struck. He contracted the flu, that developed a pneumonia and to this day is still battling against it, at the moment we are both 16, he has been treating it for one whole year, because his lungs were already compromised because of the cancer. Its a pretty aggressive disease and his health is just getting worse and worse. We play COD from time to time but very rarely. Im really scared if he is gonna make it or not because when we vc, he coughes a lot and has to stop every 10 to 15 minuted because he coughed blood and needs to rest. Its a pretty sad reality and i think about him everyday hoping that he is feeling well. It has been tough for me live through this situation but i have faith that he will recover at any time. (And if someone is doubting that this isnt true, throughout this whole time he has been sick i get messages from his parents every two weeks saying how he has been feeling) I hope your friend rubyheart rests peacefully in the skies my friend. Stay strong!
I played minecraft for the first time when i was in 10th grade. I'm 28 now, and I can hear my 4yo son playing it in the other room. Time flies, enjoy it while you can!
i used to play minecraft with my dad. he wasn't very good at it and i was often waiting for him to catch up with me, but he always wanted to play with me and he never got tired of it even though he struggled. he passed away from cancer last autumn and, while i still love playing, i don't think i'll ever be able to play it again without thinking of him and how much i miss his gamertag a few blocks away and his huge pack of dogs he'd always tame. i miss you, dad.
I'm sorry to hear that. It's the same with Halo for me. I sobbed like a child for 30 minutes straight when Infinite came out and I first heard that soundtrack because after 15 years of playing Halo together with my dad, it was the first one he wasn't there to hear or play alongside me in co op. I still love Halo and it's lore but even now almost 4 years later it's difficult sometimes to hear one of the OSTs from those games and not tear up.
I’m 22 years old and I log in till this day every now and then to look at the ancient builds and even update some or build something new. But it’s not the same, I use to play with my younger brother who left the world too soon in 2018…. I will keep building for him, I built shrines and statues in memory of him. Nothing hurts more than losing a brother who you shared your meals with and shared moments building thousands feet high towers and building complex bridges.. It was really metaphorical and foreshadowing that he was always building up.. One day we’ll see each other again in the sky, and we’ll keep building bro. Rest In peace, Hermano mío. I have a daughter now too. I will teach her the game and keep the tradition going… Good luck to everyone out there and never stop building! No matter how old you are. The Minecraft world is timeless, while we’re being timed.
Minecraft music triggers a deep sadness and nostalgia in me. I'm so grateful that I grew up at exactly the right time, when Minecraft was just coming onto the market. Unfortunately, that period of my life is over. Minecraft still exists, but the people associated with it are long gone. It's like revisiting the house you grew up in, the house is still there, but the people who made it a home are no longer there.
It makes me sad because I still love playing it, but with how much worse things are today than when Minecraft came out I don't really get to play anymore, just trying to make ends meet and do the things I need to do, hell sometimes I don't even get that done..
My Aunt is called jessy and Gabriel's cousin is called Nico and has a Nintendo switch because he has so many games and also among us. My son always wants my phone because he wants to play among us with Nico and his brother. Nico is in level 45 and my son is on level 44 and his brother is in level like 28 or something.
this was me for years. the feeling simmers, and you will look back at your childhood with grace, rather than sadness. nonetheless, heart strings are always tugged.
I still play in the world we had, me and him. I built him a grave in it, his dog is still sitting next to it, and I join him sometimes. I miss you, man.
The adult world seems like hell tbh. Having to fit into the mold and be expected to know everything but when youre a kid people are kinder, more caring of your interest and passions, and you feel mostly happy. You don’t have a lot of memories yet so nostalgia doesn’t exist for you and you’re more focused on the moment. But now we’re big kids. Partners drama fear college all that. Our parents are aging, maybe some of our grand parents or family members are no longer here. Idk about anyone else but I feel like I’m empty..? Idk I feel like I’m hollow inside. Missing days where we weren’t judged basically at all. I don’t want to put up an act forever now. But we don’t have a choice. We don’t..
I guess that’s the paradox of life… humans constantly reminisce and long to be in the past when things were “better”. When you are a teenager you long to be a kid again when school wasn’t as hard and you had less responsibilities, when you are a young adult you long to be a teenager again because of the freedoms and you didn’t have to look after yourself, when you are in your prime you long to be a young adult because they still had opportunities to be anybody that they want and aren’t stuck in a stable income, and when you are elderly you long to be when you were still healthy and can move without help from other people. Even when you are about to die you miss when you still had life left and when you still had memories that could comfort you. I’m only 15, so I can’t really make these assumptions, but I think that it is very human to think of the past as a paradise you can never reach. The right thing to do is to just be grateful that you are where you are and you have the privilege to be in the past.
My Girlfriend and I used to play minecraft together while chilling on the couch I build her a whole mansion and I always enjoyed being with her, with the music of minecraft playing in the background She lost feelings for me 5 months ago just after finishing school I'm still not feeling well and I won't for a long time, I just love her so much This music takes me back to those rainy cosy nights with her, playing along, feeling save :)
That sucks but I do hope it will get better one day and you find the one plus just remember there's always someone out there that will love you one day
This whole thread gives me depression but I can't stop reading. We all share common pain in here. Staring in window now, realizing that there's gonna be a guy across the road who feels the same way, for all days gone, for all those adventures that are in a past. Gives me some peace to know I'm not alone in this. Millions of us across the globe. You are not alone too.
The way you play minecraft for the first time With friends Watching tutorials Discovering and exploring mindlessly enjoying the game Can't be compared to any happiness in the world :)
@@irok1 reacently created a world. when I was killing the iron golem at a village my dog tried helping but he got killed. Me and a friend them burned the village to the ground making the villagers watch. killed all the kids and all but 2 people. then enslaved the 2 left. I miss my dog still.
For some people it's a smell that brings back really old memories; for me it's definitely music. Nothing beats hearing this music play in the middle of the night, when you and your friends were pulling an all-nighter of Minecraft.
This comment section feels like the one UA-cam had in 2016's n 2017's everyone sharing their feelings n expressing their experiences. I just love this all!!
I never realize how good things are until they're gone. Having the liberty to spend hours creating and exploring on this game as a kid was a wonderful experience.
I remember when I was still a child, my brothers always play minecraft and one day they wanted me to play with them too, it was 2015 I think. It was an unforgettable experience and I remember every single moments we played. When they build me a rollercoaster on a candy mod (I really love the candy mod back then) and when I lost them when it was snowing and then 00:01 starts to play, I love every single moments we had together playing Minecraft. Now theyre in college (one almost finished) while me still in school, ngl im really lonely since were not as close as back then, I wish I can turn back time to when im still a child playing games with them together.
When I come back to Minecraft, from time to time, I am astonished at how much everything has changed. I still remember the day they added fireworks or trading or cats. How excited we, 12-13-year-old kids, were talking about how we found our first diamonds, how cool our houses looked, and how we were still wondering if Herobrine was real. Hell, I even created this UA-cam account so I could be subscribed to my favorite Minecraft-creators. Minecraft gave us so much - place to retreat and escape, place to be creative, place to even make friends; I am now 25 years old and this all happened more than 10 years ago for me. I have changed, and the world around me has changed. But when I hear those first notes, I become that little boy again running back from school to play Minecraft, to find his first diamonds...
I don't think you guys need to be so down. You're still alive, and you can still play minecraft. I think what hurts about growing up is that sometimes it feels like as a child, it was easier to have fun, and there was less stress all around. I used to think the same way too. But I've grown up, and though I'm still young, I realize that it isn't the case. I'm very happy when I listen to this music. I think about all the times I watched minecraft videos on youtube, and the times I played with my friends. I laughed so much. But it wasn't all there was ! I was also sad and upset, from my own insecurities, school, bullying, etc. It wasn't all rosey, just an escape. Today is not so different. You may have different tastes and you may find minecraft not as exciting as it was back then. But there's so many other things you can choose to do instead, that make you happy, that you can also share with your friends. When time goes by, and you get even older, the stressful and painful moments will also be able to fade in light of the happier ones. You will be able to look back at each time of your life and, no matter how much pain and darkness you had to endure, be able to look at all of the moments that made them bearable. If you sulk now on how your childhood is over, or your youth is over, you'll get older and get filled with regrets that you spent your life trying to maintain running sand within your hand. Enjoy the current moment ! Find little things that make you happy. Old things disappear so that new ones can take their place. Enjoy what's here and what you have :)
As an adult you're more critical and it's harder to get excited from things I've noticed time to time but it's part of life you've been on the planet longer. Some days are good, some bad, some meh but you can't stop looking/finding that special place/hobby etc.
To me, it's not stress or the struggles of being an adult that make the music emotional, it's the awareness of getting old and passing time. I am no longer the person I was when I played the game for the first time and the world in which it happened doesn't exist anymore. I didn't use to think "this experience will be a distant memory in the future", now it's difficult for me not to look at things in this way, I know that in ten or forty years I will be remembering fondly today.
I remember the first world I really started, with all of the dirt buildings, torches on the beach, and giant house that had a few wooden planks mixed in with other random blocks. I remember before there was a hunger bar, and when zombies dropped feathers. I miss the adventure of mining for diamonds, and loading a new world on Xbox 360. The wonder. As I'm typing this, memories are coming back, that I had long forgotten. I really do miss the old BETA days of Minecraft.
Here are the Chapters for those who want : 0:00 : Sweden 3:35 : Danny 7:50 : Clark 11:02 : Wet Hands 12:30 : Minecraft 16:45 : Haggstrom 20:15 : Living Mice 23:07 : Subwoofer Lullaby 26:35 : Sweden 30:10 : Danny 34:25 : Clark 37:38 : Wet Hands 39:08 : Minecraft - 41:50 : Windows sound - 43:22 : Haggstorm 46:45 : Living Mice 49:42 : Subwoofer Lullaby 53:12 : Sweden 56:58 : Danny 1:01:00 : Clark - 1:02:40 : another windows sound - 1:04:15 : Wet Hands 1:05:45 : Minecraft 1:09:58 : Haggstorm 1:13:30 Living Mice 1:16:20 : Subwoofer Lullaby 1:19:50 : Sweden 1:23:25 : Danny - 1:23:29 : another windows sound - 1:27:40 : Clark 1:30:51 : Wet Hands 1:32:20 : Minecraft 1:36:35 : Haggstorm 1:40:10 : Living Mice 1:42:57 : Subwoofer Lullaby 1:46:26 : Sweden 1:50:00 : Danny 1:54:15 : Clark 1:57:28 : Wet Hands 1:58:50 : Minecraft Et voila !
Just reading the comments while listening to this music brings this surreal yet peaceful feel, as if we are all connected... As if I am being taken back in time with everyone in the comment section.... Feels almost as if we all played together and experienced the same things. As if.. We all know each other.
It's an amazing feeling when everyone feels such a bond with others around the world. No war, no politics, just friends all over the earth. It is all because of this one game.
It's true that we'll are from different nations but we'll are United by Minecraft... we all have the same feeling and memories that we had made. It's seems like we know each other very well :)
there was a time where you started up minecraft for the first time excited to play the game, and then there is a last time you closed the game not knowing it was your last.
Nah I'm 18 yo and still playing Minecraft since 6, but I'm happy. You can still enjoy what you used to do, and make some good memories for the future, even right now. Maybe you need some rest. God bless you.
"life back then wasnt necessarly easier. it was just simpler." every day, after school, i would hang out with my best friend to play minecraft. it was a wonderful survival world. we created games, built structures, made memories. in the weekends, we would hang out to talk about the world. we made plans of expanding the world, of getting better, of playing more. it was really wonderful. i still play minecraft with the same friend, but it really doesnt really hit as good as it did in the good old days. but, im certain that in a couple of years, i will look back at this world, with tears of joy and nostalgia. im going currently through my teenage years. i used to play on that old world when i was 9. its crazy that so many years have passed. its honestly beautiful how a simple game managed to provoque such an intense felling of nostalgia and melancony. i love you, minecraft 🥲
I've started playing Minecraft when I was 7 on my mom's tablet. Now I am 18 and soon to be graduating college. Time does not fly, it teleports as Endermen do. They are always somewhere present but when you turn, they are gone.... Love to all Minecrafters out there!!
The Same goes for me but kam from germany and Need still two years in school to graduate…i used to Play Hours over Hours every week with a friend know we dont Even Talk anymore i made a last world where i will be Building for myself and in Memory of everything Minecraft has teached me … technoblade Never dies
I started playing Minecraft when I was around 10 I think, now in less than 1 month I will be 18, one last month of being a kid, last year when I'll have a lot of freedom and carefree. I remember how I used to get home and immediately hop on Minecraft with my friends, playing for months on-end, it was beautiful. I'm not sad or anything, but this game is much more than a game, it's a place where I grew up on, I learned English, made relationships, and much more. Minecraft truly is a masterpiece of a game, and a place full of memories for most of us
Minecraft always will be my safe place. It Doesn't matter if I don't open it for weeks, months or even years, I will always come back where I was happy...
@Hush_Otaku is very true. I still can't leave my past the best times of my life. I'm 21, and I feel like 12 years old. It is strange how life goes. I feel lost in this world
I was already in college by the time Minecraft became a thing, but despite being in my 30s now, some part of me will always be a kid. During my years in college, I had a paid internship at a local library's computer tech. I was put in charge of a youth program wherein the library hosted a _Minecraft_ server. I loved that job. I loved seeing the smiles on their faces. Even when we had the one kid who griefed the server, and was banned, we watched him change as a person as a consequence of his harm, watched him give sincere apologies in person to those he had hurt, and how he became a better person for it and was eventually unbanned. I miss those days. It was a minimum wage job but you hardly had to pay me at all. It wasn't work at all. It inspired those kids. Inevitably I had to leave college and the program, but that's not exactly why my time there had ended. A harsh lesson for myself as well. Be weary of when you speak in anger, for you never know who might be listening. I got into an unsavory argument with someone online about some BLM controversy at the time, and they emailed my place of work. To be fair, what I was saying was not nice. It was born of frustration and anger, and the person who spoke out against me was not merely someone trying to take a vengeful stab at my livelihood for disagreeing with them on the internet. There was a genuine concern for how my sour attitude might affect children. Ironically I had actually found and confronted the person who reported me prior to being fired, and they explained things to me in a way I came around to understand. I even apologized, and we seemed squared. They were even willing to vouch for me to the library, though for some insane reason I declined. I thought everything was resolved, but it wasn't about what I believed. It was how I conducted myself that bothered the library's administration. They didn't even know that I had resolved things with the person, but it didn't matter. They cited safety concerns, which may have been part of it, but truly I think it was more about how hateful of a person I was being in the original outburst I had online. The library fired me, but they never told the kids why. I was so ashamed in myself that I didn't even have the heart to say goodbye. It hurt too badly. I left quietly, accepting that I was wrong, thinking that this would just be a deep regret for the rest of my life that would never be fixed. A few months later however, the library mailed me letters of thanks and goodbyes from all the kids. As far as they knew, the only reason I left was because it was time to move on. Even now I cry about it. It brought such a smile to my face, and some relief to my heart. The library wouldn't have done that if they genuinely thought I was a bad person. I was flawed, perhaps, but we all live and grow. Same as I watched those children grow over the course of three years, I still had some growing of my own to do.
I Graduate 5/16/24 and seeing this game throughout my life is just astonishing. recently I lost the ability to play it because the disc snapped. it feels like a huge chunk of me died when that happened. the youtubers, parodies, personal moments, merchandise I've collected...it all feels special. Minecraft is special.
This makes me so sad, yet so at peace. My brother who's in high school now, is too cool to play Minecraft with his older brother now, and that's where the sadness kicks in. But yet, I'm at peace knowing I have those memories to cherish forever.
"We've had our fun- we've laughed, we've smiled, we've raged and cried. we've gained, and we've lost. Update after update, we've seen the years come and go. But it's time to say goodbye." "It's been 13 long years- You've grown, far beyond what anyone expected from you. You've done some amazing things- and yeah, it was hard sometimes. I was what you came back to. When you wanted to spend some time with friends, when you wanted to escape from a long day, it was me you relied on. Sometimes you modified me in different ways, and sometimes you played me how I am." "Times have changed- and you're so much more than I could've ever hoped you'd be. I'm proud of you." "Though you may never play me again, I will always hold your creations dear. From the extravagant mansions, to the mediocre houses, to the humble dirt hut you built when you first played me. All of them are beautiful." Farewell, old friend."
Minecraft gotta be the game that changed everything to me. Every single afternoon after elementary school coming back at home, I would go quickly to turn on my pc check on my wolf, complete my buildings, look for some items.... I just was extremely happy and I didn't know it
Many of us grew up on this game, but now that we've grown up, it fills us up with a bittersweet feeling that can make us feel empty. But feeling empty isn't the end. We feel it now, just because we're more aware of the world than we were in our childhood. We no longer live in the moment, we attend to the future, and that emptiness is the start of that. The emptiness is temporary, only there because we haven't filled up our lives with the things that matter. But those things will come in time, just be patient and build your future the way we all did. One block at a time.
and when you leave college and apply for a 9 to 5 job or 7 till 7pm job you realise that you wont have that joy or freedom u use to back when u were that kid and back when you were in college :/ , my love for the game died as i grew older :'C
Minecraft music hits so different. It’s so melancholy but holds so many fantastic memories. Minecraft music is like the movie inside out. It’s like when sadness touched all the core memories and turned them blue. You think about how fun it was and all the good times. Remembering that and holding onto what was, and not focusing on what is.
I miss the old days so much, i remember coming home from school and laying on my bed watching stampy cat and playing minecraft. Man, how i wish i could go back in time...
bro i was 30 minutes in when i just started bawling my eyes out for no reason. idk if it’s the nostalgia or the comments or just the overall vibes of the music but i have not cried like this in such a long time. it honestly felt so healing - thank you for uploading this
Thank you for this comment man, after scrolling down reading you all I started to get blurry on my eyes and your comment was the was that broke me. But thanks, I haven't cried in a long time to and it felt so... clearing. A lot of love bro, and stay safe.
@@braca7175 i’m so glad my comment was able to bring those emotions out of you and that i wasn’t alone in feeling like this :”) thanks for the love, you stay safe too man
I had a very close friend of mine die of lung cancer back when i was still in highschool and it completely shattered my heart because i loved him like a brother and to be honest he really was closer to me then family. We always used to play this one Minecraft world together on his xbox 360. I received that same xbox as a gift from his mom because she had no other kids and she wanted me to have it and i booted up Minecraft on it for the first time in what would have to be like 10 years and the world was still there, all the same trees and our house that we built together and all the diamonds we collected and our dogs, so many dogs each of them having a different ridiculous name that we would always come up with together and that xbox and Minecraft in general will always be a reminder of what i lost as a friend but also a reminder that even though we cant talk or hang out or olay video games a part of him will always be with me on that xbox and im going to cherish it until the day i die. Miss you bud, ill never forget to feed the dogs
Started playing minecraft in 2013 and I still play it to this day. I have made so many great memories with my brother. I wish that I can turn back in time and live those moments again.
I remember when Minecraft first came out and I downloaded it on my iPhone. My daughter was around 5, so 2011 I think. She had it on an iPad and we would play it together the two of us. I would follow her around and we would build houses, villages, cities. She would want to play for hours on end. What I would give now to go back and relive those times. She’s almost 18 now. I remember one Christmas her and her uncle playing it on the PlayStation and them having so much fun they were in tears of laughter. The simplicity of this game is beautiful and how it brings people together. For a brief time you can forget all your worries. There are few games that have a lasting impact on you and this is one of them
I started playing this game when it was just Minecraft. No updates. No quartz. Just classic, the tutorial and all. I'm going to high school next year. It feels like just yesterday I was the 5-year-old boy laughing and building the most obscure things with my imagination. I'm going to miss all of the memories I made with this game. This game is the sole representation of my childhood.
good luck man, I'm 2 years away from HS, and though I've lived a short life, I can't get over the subtle sense of melancholy every time I look through photos of younger me.
@@skie6282 The real OG was booting up the first test version of minecraft in the browser. Sandbox / creative, flat world, a few colored blocks and bricks, and then being able to fly. I built a rainbow tower and then closed the game. We didnt have any world generation or horses etc. We were stoked about it though. 🤣
Good luck with HS man. I just moved out after graduating when you left this comment. PLEASE remember to be present in the moment when you're there. Don't worry so much about the little stuff just find people you like and be kind and confident. Hopefully you have a pleasant experience and make lots of good memories.
i used to play Minecraft with my friend, we build a city and promised each other that we would finish it, but things got worse and eventually i stopped talking to her. now, everytime i play Minecraft i would be thinking about our world and the promise we made.
My parents used to tell me they were concerned I wasn't going to have any good memories because I spent all my time playing minecraft. Boy were they wrong. The description really just got me going, I'm crying as I write this. I remember my first Xbox 360 world in that weird beginner castle-ish world u start with, and then my first superflat. I remember survival with kids much older than me that treated me like their kid which I was oblivious to at the time but can only thank those kids a billion times over for making my times special. I also remember purchasing all the weird little Skyrim or Halo world packs and the texture packs too, which I had fun exploring and tinkering with. I always hated the music because it made me feel alone, but now it just reminds me how good it is to be alive. At the end of the day, we're all just sacks of flesh with stupid behaviors we call "personalities", but the only truth to it all is (in my opinion), God, Up, and Down. Enjoy it while it lasts, and never let it go for as long as you live people. Remember during dark times that there's someone out there rooting for you. I'm rooting for you. Yes, you, reading this. You might think I'm just saying this to everyone but I see you (not in a creepy way). I understand you. I was you. It's the middle of the night or early in the morning, your staring at your phone or computer in the dark wondering why things are the way they are. You wonder how it got this way. You long for the good and not the endlessly exhausting cycle of life. And while I can't tell you it changes, because it really doesn't, I can tell you two things; for one, you get better at this life stuff. You really do. You won't notice it until it becomes worth living, but stick through it in the mean time. And 2., The storm will pass and the sun will shine, so long as you wait through time. I probably got super off topic here but it just started to flow, so I'm going with it.
This reminded me more on when I was building a base with my friends for the first time playing minecraft together as I learned how to make a private server. It was a lot of fun just talking with each other, discussing about the base, taking the materials together, we enjoyed all the time we did everything together. We ended up making an aquarium base, where we dig underground below the sea and change the wall into windows, It was so beautiful and amazing for us after all the team effort. Even more amazing is how my friend figured what shaders are and tried using it to see how our base looks like with better lighting and stuff and man, I remember feeling really proud with all our efforts in that base and it has such a homey feel to it when seeing the screenshots he took of it. If only I learned what backing up a world is, I could've archive it... sadly it's gone forever, but the memories will still be there in my mind and heart.
@@CocolinoFan idk man sorry, it's been 12 years since and I'm not the one who used the shaders, one of my friend did. Although what I can remember is that the shader made the water and light looks realistic. The light bouncing from the water + the base was beneath the sea, simply magical to see
I miss old minecraft,not becuase of the simplicity of it or the old textures but becuase kf pure nostalgia,go to scool,come home,turn on xbox 360 and play minecraft legacy edition,that was a great time,and im sad ill never see that again,minecraft is truly a magical game
You dont miss the good old days you just miss the way you felt back then, its all gone now so you just want to go back to when things were simpler. When things were better.
I remember introducing this game to my twin daughters when they were about 5. I was a young dad (my wife and I had them in our late teens) so they grew up gaming with me, and I watched them grow up to move onto online games ie the Souls-like games, Genshin, etc. My daughters are 16 now, and I see how talks of driving, college, world judgements, affects them, by the looks on their faces and through further conversation. I've read some comments left by people who are concerned about the same things. Growing up is inevitable guys, it's sad but true. We have to accept it, and once that settles in, you can enjoy more of the present time of your youth, rather than stressing about the things that are out of your control. You all will be ok, trust me. Just make good decisions and do what you have to do.
Yup, I'm only 13 and I have so much time to grow up, but as time passes I really start to miss when I was younger. For me its studying, midterms and finals. I still have fun but there's just a sense of melancholy when I look through old photos of younger me. As you said, growing up is inevitable.
@rush_17 i didnt start having these thoughts till after highschool, when your parents, teachers and older siblings tell you that it goes by so quick they arent lying. Just yesterday it was the last day of grade 6 now I'm in my 3rd year of college.
i'm sitting in my room, watching stocks, writing my thesis, my mom died after years of suffering and my dad is not young anymore... this music brings me back to when everything was simple and life was easy on all of us, i know you all understand. Thank you to who created this video, and thank you to notch for creating a resting place for every child and grown man
As I read the description, an emptiness filled my heart. There isn't any reliving those old memories you had so long ago. Minecraft with friends, building and mining, it was all so simple at one point. It's too far gone now. It was lonely as a singleplayer world, but not empty. Only the sound of your footsteps echoing the world as you build your first house, craft your first tool, and beat your first enemy. Minecraft was always there for us, like an old friend. And it will never leave us. There is always beauty in sadness. You just have to find it.
This music always reminds me of my grandpa, I taught him how to play and I used to spend hours every day playing with him, building random stuff.. man the way time flies
I started Minecraft at 13 years old. I'm 24 now. I still play Minecraft servers with friends and make new houses. Don't let times or age dictate feeling how you want too
For so many people this was an escape from reality, a savior from an abusive family the one time in the day where kids, adults anyone got to be free and do whatever they liked, I remember always playing with my cousins and siblings or even just by myself and it’s just such a peaceful place to be and really helped me through a lot as I know it did with so many people. This game will always have a place in my heart
turning 18 in 2 months...I first played this game when I was 8. I don't want to lose the heart wrenching nostalgia this music makes me feel...I don't want to grow up
*Waking up in a small cottage, you listen to the music this world plays. It has always been here. It used to torture you, reminding you of the pet you lost, that loved this music. He was your only friend at the time. Now you take care of his children, who also love this music. The music doesn’t bother you as much anymore. It reminds you that you have to move on for him and his family.*
Minecraft.. nobody ever knew what this little block game could do to the whole world when it got released Nobody knew it would become a safe space when something bad happened Nobody knew that the game would live on so long in the hearts and minds of children, adults and even older folks Nobody knew that the little block game, called Minecraft, would surpass every game that existed at the time, past and future But everybody knew they found the perfect place to relax, forget everything and just enjoy life
I just became 18, and came here. Now im actually no longer a kid. Im filled with hope for the future and sadness and nostalgia for the past. Countless mistakes ive done, hopefully can be forgiven and fixed.
When I was about 4 years old, my brother and I would play minecraft togther on his Xbox 360. he was probably about 9 or 10 at the time, and we loved it. We would play for hours and well, now we don't. I'm 14 and he is 20, soon moving out of the house and away from me. He promised be that before he moves out, we will recreate our favorite childhood memories one last time. Play Black Ops 2 together, Play some minecraft together, and play one last game of monopoly. I'm going to miss him a lot when he moves out, but I'm so glad he opened me up to minecraft. Minecraft has brought me and my friends over the summer when we have nothing to do, and even though it has changed a lot thoughout the years, it's still the game. Minecraft will always be Minecraft. Never take anything for granted, and enjoy the time you have with the ones closest to you, because one day, it won't be the same, and people will age. And some won't make it with you.
It's wonderful and incredible to see that all of the people here come from different places on earth but are united for only one thing, the passion for this game and this music. I am proud to be part of this community ❤️
I've been playing minecraft for over 12 years now. I've been watching these Minecraft music nostalgia videos for some years now and they've always hit deep. But now that I'm actually 18, it all just feels so much realer. Hard to believe that by all definitions, my "childhood" is over now.
I used to play minecraft in my neighbors house. I bought a dvd and start playing, my brother didn't like to play, until he saw me playing, so i bough a new controller, and i discover a new friend in my own house. We play worlds and worlds of minecraft for a least 10 years in our xbox 360. Some day, our little cousin came in our house, and we present for he the game, and he loved. Me and my brother knew that we teach him to play, and he gonna teach his little brother one day. I was 6 wen started playing, my brother was 4. Today i am 18, and my cousin are 6 and his brother 4. Never, nothing, will touch so deep in my soul. Thanks mates! Enjoy the journey, until it became only memories!
I think the added sounds of the birds and the ambiance add to the fact that the music doesn't feel the same anymore. It's almost like the music isolated by itself is like how we were as kids in our bedrooms alone playing Minecraft until the sun came up. The sound of the birds is like all the added clutter, unable to have that peace by ourselves when nobody expects anything from us. Nowadays you never catch a break with everybody telling you what to do and how to live your life. You gotta do what you want because after all, it's your life, so why live under somebody else's terms. Just be yourself and live your own life man
"i have played minecraft again, and again, and again. yet every time, it feels like the first" this may be just a game, but this is -just a game- many childhoods
Usually I listen to these kinds of playlists on my way home after a long vacation and it just makes me go back to when I was like 6 playing Minecraft with my friends, those were the best days of my life so I appreciate that people make these kinds of things keep up the good work
Me and my gang used to play Minecraft for hours we enjoyed every second playing it, Building, Mining and hunting, having fun in every way possible but now we just stopped playing but if we are asked what game is the one we loved most it will be Minecraft, And I love that kids these days are playing it too ( Almost got me on tears because of remembrance of the old times) I still have Minecraft though i just can't uninstall it
I feel as if I'm the only one in my friends in real life and online that reminisces the most about the past... Though I have moved past it, I love to keep the memories alive and checking in with them, though they never give me the same energy back :(
I'm similar. I try to take those positive feelings from the past, and use them as inspiration to remind me what is good about the present. The happy moments now will be nostalgic memories tomorrow.
just got broken up with yesterday by someone who I used to play minecraft with for hours on end.... now all our worlds and pets will be a memory of how good life used to be 🫡 💜
“For every man who places his last block,
there is a young boy out there placing his first.”
who said this??? source???
@@iasca7358 Albert Einstein
@@marcellomz doubt it
Trust me bro @@iasca7358
@@iasca7358oh my God man shut up
Lets be honest here, we never finished building that city.
Fr
Yea
always :)
@@cano48st every time
haha yea
"Let's finish this tomorrow i have to leave, see ya"
"Ok bro, I'll be waiting"
(Last seen 11 years ago)
Why is that so true I haven’t finished a city I made with a friend of mine that was going to be the groomsmen for my wedding but he was last seen 12 years ago I just hope he’s enjoying building a city up in the sky
it isnt really a realistic scenario
my friend was last online 1553 days ago
🙁
I've had that happen so many times....
I will be 76 in September of this year and I remember my grandson playing Minecraft. I would sit for hours and watch him build whole cities. Now, my grandson has graduated from High School this year is and moving on with his life. But what great times we had together and what great memories I have of the times when we were together.
I cried so hard because of this comment
this comment hit me hard
I would have been overjoyed to have a granddad like you.
this is so wholesome tf
@@Cocoa_098 me too
"You never quit minecraft, you just take a really long break from it."
-A wise man.
This
True 😪
Very true
then what if you die?
@@womogman9009 One day you will take a break and never know it was your last time playing it
Impossible to not cry reading all these nostalgic comments....
It really shows just how big of a game Minecraft was - the first of its kind at that scale really. Its so big its literally had a generational impact on people, playing it is a shared experience for millions and millions of people who were growing up during the dawn of the information age. A narrow wedge of time that has all of human history behind it, and all of the future of humanity ahead of it. The kids born in the last moments of a Millennium and the last kids to know a world without the internet. Godspeed, all.
i agree! i didn't play minecraft as a kid but i could really relate to the the comments as i have played multiple games with many of my friends. we don't play them anymore but thinking back on when i was still a kid with a single-digit age makes me really sad. i miss my childhood, i don't like how time is passing by so fast.
I started playing in 2011, and after a 7 year hiatus, my 6 yo son started playing last month and he absolutely loves it. I read these comments to know how special it is to him now 🧡
”Dont cry because it ended,
Smile because it happened”
-A wise man.
dr suess
True
Please stop making me cry
you made me happy :)
Dr. Seuss, actually
It's fascinating on how such a lonely game can feel so much like home.
Very well said
We had so many good times on it ❤️
it really is
Very well said indeed,But it never us alone when you have your friend.
New achievements/trophies with latest update.
I played Minecraft after elementary school everyday with a friend I met online, she and I would imagine we were warriors in the builds we made, we "fought off the endless waves of evil", we were a family one moment, the villagers next, then the invaders ourselves. I remember getting a message one night while playing, of her saying that she won't be on for a while but to please continue being a knight, and I assumed that meant she got off because it was late. 2 days later I learned she passed away from cancer, and her parents called me to read the letter she made me. That's where "rubyheart" comes from. I refuse to get rid of that world, I can't, I go back on there to build onto our chaos of a world, go mining, slay a zombie, and add a new flower to her grave I made her. Minecraft gave me more then a friend.
I know how that feels man... well, not quite but almost the same thing. I used to play minecraft with an old friend of mine, we were eight at the time, and he introduced me a online friend of his, that played halo with him. We became friends instantly. We introduced minecraft to him and we played everyday after school, we built a city, lived in a village and had 50-60 dogs and cats, we bred them just for fun. After sometime, my first friend moved out of town, and we started playing together less frequently, until we just stopped for quite a long time, around five to six years. So, without him, i started playing exclusively with my online friend, his name is Brian. We played just like before my friend left the town, everyday after school but suddenly he sent a message to me saying: "hey man, im not feeling that good, im heading to the hospital and wont log in for today, bye!", he went offline for two years. Turns out he had an advanced lung cancer, and was in and out of the hospital for these last twp years, doing chemo and blood transfusions, then he finally logged on, i've never felt so happy in my entire life. He won the battle against the cancer but not the war... four years have passed: we continued playing every single day, we still played minecraft but not as frequent as back in the day, we were happier as ever, until disaster struck. He contracted the flu, that developed a pneumonia and to this day is still battling against it, at the moment we are both 16, he has been treating it for one whole year, because his lungs were already compromised because of the cancer. Its a pretty aggressive disease and his health is just getting worse and worse. We play COD from time to time but very rarely. Im really scared if he is gonna make it or not because when we vc, he coughes a lot and has to stop every 10 to 15 minuted because he coughed blood and needs to rest. Its a pretty sad reality and i think about him everyday hoping that he is feeling well.
It has been tough for me live through this situation but i have faith that he will recover at any time.
(And if someone is doubting that this isnt true, throughout this whole time he has been sick i get messages from his parents every two weeks saying how he has been feeling)
I hope your friend rubyheart rests peacefully in the skies my friend.
Stay strong!
i don't usually comment but i wanted to say im so sorry to hear this. life can be so cruel sometimes
i was preping to read this one. you’re a good friend.
@@cesarbrum1381I wish the best for your friend. Stay strong
That’s.. rough.. but you must commit, it will be ok as long as you don’t forget.
I played minecraft for the first time when i was in 10th grade. I'm 28 now, and I can hear my 4yo son playing it in the other room. Time flies, enjoy it while you can!
You son is gonna have a great childhood to remember 🥹
@@NoahRe920how did I know it was gonna start with this from the title before I did this once before 😂
0:53
Damn this hits hard… One day one of my kids will play Minecraft lol. Hopefully
@ceooflonelinessinc.267 why not lol, im from Louisiana.
"That one day, we'll look back at where we started and be amazed by how far we've come."
- Technoblade
o7
ong. rip o7
legends never die
-technoblade
hes dead lololololololololololol
@@ikahz2772 legends never die mate
This game is like an old friend that’s always there for you. Through thick and thin. Bless Notch and Mojang for giving us a timeless classic.
and C418 for the timeless music
i used to play minecraft with my dad. he wasn't very good at it and i was often waiting for him to catch up with me, but he always wanted to play with me and he never got tired of it even though he struggled. he passed away from cancer last autumn and, while i still love playing, i don't think i'll ever be able to play it again without thinking of him and how much i miss his gamertag a few blocks away and his huge pack of dogs he'd always tame. i miss you, dad.
Im sorry!😥
Damn that really hits hard 😔
Man I am sorry, this comment really got me. Rest easy to your pops 🕊️
I'm sorry to hear that. It's the same with Halo for me. I sobbed like a child for 30 minutes straight when Infinite came out and I first heard that soundtrack because after 15 years of playing Halo together with my dad, it was the first one he wasn't there to hear or play alongside me in co op. I still love Halo and it's lore but even now almost 4 years later it's difficult sometimes to hear one of the OSTs from those games and not tear up.
Godspeed :) He's in heaven now, again surrounded by a pack of loved ones.
I’m 22 years old and I log in till this day every now and then to look at the ancient builds and even update some or build something new. But it’s not the same, I use to play with my younger brother who left the world too soon in 2018…. I will keep building for him, I built shrines and statues in memory of him. Nothing hurts more than losing a brother who you shared your meals with and shared moments building thousands feet high towers and building complex bridges.. It was really metaphorical and foreshadowing that he was always building up.. One day we’ll see each other again in the sky, and we’ll keep building bro. Rest In peace, Hermano mío. I have a daughter now too. I will teach her the game and keep the tradition going… Good luck to everyone out there and never stop building! No matter how old you are. The Minecraft world is timeless, while we’re being timed.
rest in peace
i hope your brother spends good time in heaven🕊
Minecraft music triggers a deep sadness and nostalgia in me.
I'm so grateful that I grew up at exactly the right time, when Minecraft was just coming onto the market.
Unfortunately, that period of my life is over. Minecraft still exists, but the people associated with it are long gone.
It's like revisiting the house you grew up in, the house is still there, but the people who made it a home are no longer there.
It makes me sad because I still love playing it, but with how much worse things are today than when Minecraft came out I don't really get to play anymore, just trying to make ends meet and do the things I need to do, hell sometimes I don't even get that done..
@@Cody_Ramer hang in there mate, for we make new memories!
@@Cody_Ramer There is a time to grind and a time to relax. Keep your chin up friend, your time will come! (:
Why am I about to cry?
@@peacengineer_12 Awww man thirteen days later and I wannna cry now... waaah
It's crazy to see how peaceful the comment section is compared to other vids. that's all because we all have experienced the same feeling
Yes ❤
My Aunt is called jessy and Gabriel's cousin is called Nico and has a Nintendo switch because he has so many games and also among us. My son always wants my phone because he wants to play among us with Nico and his brother. Nico is in level 45 and my son is on level 44 and his brother is in level like 28 or something.
trueeeeee. Played minecraft back in 2013 and now I'm 20. Time flies.
@@Savitar-ys2kb yea man, the time fly..
literally. its all of our safe space
Every time I think about the past when I was a kid, I always felt like crying...
this was me for years. the feeling simmers, and you will look back at your childhood with grace, rather than sadness. nonetheless, heart strings are always tugged.
I feel that man
Don't be sad that it's over, be happy it happened.
An excellent suggestion.
that's the spirit! 😄
Alright this would be a great comment if it wasnt written in EVERY nostalgia in existence
@@TsumyTsuny It's written so often _because_ it's a great comment :P
@@TsumyTsuny ONG LOL
"Behind a man,who just placed his last block on minecraft,is just a kid,who placed his first"
this made me legit shed a tear or two.... thats so deep bro
ooooohh myyyy gooood
Technoblade...
That's deep.
@@DarkNebulaTTV ohh yeaaa sooo deep bro
I still play in the world we had, me and him. I built him a grave in it, his dog is still sitting next to it, and I join him sometimes. I miss you, man.
That one hit me deep. A salute to him
"Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment, until it becomes a memory." -Theodor Suess Geisel
Never going to forget this comment
"You can't know the value of a moment until it's gone"
😢
I'm going back to Instagram I cried too much😢 :(
The adult world seems like hell tbh. Having to fit into the mold and be expected to know everything but when youre a kid people are kinder, more caring of your interest and passions, and you feel mostly happy. You don’t have a lot of memories yet so nostalgia doesn’t exist for you and you’re more focused on the moment. But now we’re big kids. Partners drama fear college all that. Our parents are aging, maybe some of our grand parents or family members are no longer here. Idk about anyone else but I feel like I’m empty..? Idk I feel like I’m hollow inside. Missing days where we weren’t judged basically at all. I don’t want to put up an act forever now. But we don’t have a choice. We don’t..
I agree dude, living this ways its sometimes hard, we gotta be strong... you're not alone in this
You're not alone.
Felt that
I guess that’s the paradox of life… humans constantly reminisce and long to be in the past when things were “better”. When you are a teenager you long to be a kid again when school wasn’t as hard and you had less responsibilities, when you are a young adult you long to be a teenager again because of the freedoms and you didn’t have to look after yourself, when you are in your prime you long to be a young adult because they still had opportunities to be anybody that they want and aren’t stuck in a stable income, and when you are elderly you long to be when you were still healthy and can move without help from other people. Even when you are about to die you miss when you still had life left and when you still had memories that could comfort you.
I’m only 15, so I can’t really make these assumptions, but I think that it is very human to think of the past as a paradise you can never reach. The right thing to do is to just be grateful that you are where you are and you have the privilege to be in the past.
I’m turning sixteen tomorrow and I’m crying rn I dont wanna get any older I don’t feel my age at all.
My Girlfriend and I used to play minecraft together while chilling on the couch
I build her a whole mansion and I always enjoyed being with her, with the music of minecraft playing in the background
She lost feelings for me 5 months ago just after finishing school
I'm still not feeling well and I won't for a long time, I just love her so much
This music takes me back to those rainy cosy nights with her, playing along, feeling save :)
That sucks but I do hope it will get better one day and you find the one plus just remember there's always someone out there that will love you one day
I hope you can get better man
Damn 2011-2015 was such a blast thinking of it
Dang, it was like 2017 for me.
this was def my active years forrealllll even tho I only had the option of 1.9 opt ver, I still loved playing mc daily 😭😭😭😭
Absolutely was. I still remember the exact date I first started playing: 26th of August, 2010. It's been a while... Nostalgia won't ever fade.
@@manmanman5371Your an OG. Brother. Trust me I know
Fidget spinner was a biggest news on the internet.
This whole thread gives me depression but I can't stop reading. We all share common pain in here. Staring in window now, realizing that there's gonna be a guy across the road who feels the same way, for all days gone, for all those adventures that are in a past. Gives me some peace to know I'm not alone in this. Millions of us across the globe. You are not alone too.
I feel the same, thanks for support us bro...
Fr
Feel the same
I feel it.
Jesus saves my brother.
I feel it right here...
The way you play minecraft for the first time
With friends
Watching tutorials
Discovering and exploring mindlessly
enjoying the game
Can't be compared to any happiness in the world :)
It might not be fancy, it might not be big, but as long as the furnace is next to the crafting table and a dog is by my bed, its home.
There's a lot of deep thoughts in this comment section, but this one got me. Furnace next to the crafting table always, then find your dog.
@@irok1 reacently created a world. when I was killing the iron golem at a village my dog tried helping but he got killed. Me and a friend them burned the village to the ground making the villagers watch. killed all the kids and all but 2 people. then enslaved the 2 left. I miss my dog still.
@@ignite5815 that a bit much
@@A.I.Christian.music1 hey the golem had a choice between a fully armored person and a small innocent dog. He just chose wrong
For some people it's a smell that brings back really old memories; for me it's definitely music. Nothing beats hearing this music play in the middle of the night, when you and your friends were pulling an all-nighter of Minecraft.
Me too.
That’s one of the reasons I play piano (and clarinet)
@@bonnyismydoggylive1384 That's awesome! Piano is such a relaxing instrument.
Absolutely
Same
This comment section feels like the one UA-cam had in 2016's n 2017's everyone sharing their feelings n expressing their experiences. I just love this all!!
41:50 that USB eject sound hits different
dang i thought i was going crazy
I was listening to this on a Linux computer. That sound startled and then bewildered me so much!
had to go back to the same minute to make sure i wasn't going crazy haha
@@emanwe01 Same for me I was like WTF
1:02:40
I never realize how good things are until they're gone. Having the liberty to spend hours creating and exploring on this game as a kid was a wonderful experience.
very true
until they're gone.. :(
Yeah, it’s so sad, because that time never came back again, i’m very proud for play in old times…. Always in our minds…. Forever!
Nothing's stopping you from coming back, I just played with a friend for 2 hours and its felt so amazing
Everytime is a good time, you just grow older.
I remember when I was still a child, my brothers always play minecraft and one day they wanted me to play with them too, it was 2015 I think. It was an unforgettable experience and I remember every single moments we played. When they build me a rollercoaster on a candy mod (I really love the candy mod back then) and when I lost them when it was snowing and then 00:01 starts to play, I love every single moments we had together playing Minecraft. Now theyre in college (one almost finished) while me still in school, ngl im really lonely since were not as close as back then, I wish I can turn back time to when im still a child playing games with them together.
Have the same experience with my cousins😭-- but hey... I'll keep hoping I'd find people I'll play with minecraft and have the best play again🥲
When I come back to Minecraft, from time to time, I am astonished at how much everything has changed. I still remember the day they added fireworks or trading or cats. How excited we, 12-13-year-old kids, were talking about how we found our first diamonds, how cool our houses looked, and how we were still wondering if Herobrine was real. Hell, I even created this UA-cam account so I could be subscribed to my favorite Minecraft-creators. Minecraft gave us so much - place to retreat and escape, place to be creative, place to even make friends;
I am now 25 years old and this all happened more than 10 years ago for me. I have changed, and the world around me has changed. But when I hear those first notes, I become that little boy again running back from school to play Minecraft, to find his first diamonds...
relatable
I don't usually comment nor reply but this hit like a bus.
@@EsTef-p5x can guess by your username tho. lmao
@@EsTef-p5xik…
I remember when they took it out of the browser...
I don't think you guys need to be so down. You're still alive, and you can still play minecraft. I think what hurts about growing up is that sometimes it feels like as a child, it was easier to have fun, and there was less stress all around. I used to think the same way too. But I've grown up, and though I'm still young, I realize that it isn't the case. I'm very happy when I listen to this music. I think about all the times I watched minecraft videos on youtube, and the times I played with my friends. I laughed so much. But it wasn't all there was ! I was also sad and upset, from my own insecurities, school, bullying, etc. It wasn't all rosey, just an escape.
Today is not so different. You may have different tastes and you may find minecraft not as exciting as it was back then. But there's so many other things you can choose to do instead, that make you happy, that you can also share with your friends.
When time goes by, and you get even older, the stressful and painful moments will also be able to fade in light of the happier ones. You will be able to look back at each time of your life and, no matter how much pain and darkness you had to endure, be able to look at all of the moments that made them bearable.
If you sulk now on how your childhood is over, or your youth is over, you'll get older and get filled with regrets that you spent your life trying to maintain running sand within your hand. Enjoy the current moment ! Find little things that make you happy. Old things disappear so that new ones can take their place. Enjoy what's here and what you have :)
That's a very wise and beautiful comment
As an adult you're more critical and it's harder to get excited from things I've noticed time to time but it's part of life you've been on the planet longer. Some days are good, some bad, some meh but you can't stop looking/finding that special place/hobby etc.
omg it's such a wholesome reply
To me, it's not stress or the struggles of being an adult that make the music emotional, it's the awareness of getting old and passing time. I am no longer the person I was when I played the game for the first time and the world in which it happened doesn't exist anymore. I didn't use to think "this experience will be a distant memory in the future", now it's difficult for me not to look at things in this way, I know that in ten or forty years I will be remembering fondly today.
Don't be sad that your being bullied is got you
I remember the first world I really started, with all of the dirt buildings, torches on the beach, and giant house that had a few wooden planks mixed in with other random blocks. I remember before there was a hunger bar, and when zombies dropped feathers. I miss the adventure of mining for diamonds, and loading a new world on Xbox 360. The wonder. As I'm typing this, memories are coming back, that I had long forgotten. I really do miss the old BETA days of Minecraft.
This comment section feels like home, with the music in the background.
I may cry.
Here are the Chapters for those who want :
0:00 : Sweden
3:35 : Danny
7:50 : Clark
11:02 : Wet Hands
12:30 : Minecraft
16:45 : Haggstrom
20:15 : Living Mice
23:07 : Subwoofer Lullaby
26:35 : Sweden
30:10 : Danny
34:25 : Clark
37:38 : Wet Hands
39:08 : Minecraft
- 41:50 : Windows sound -
43:22 : Haggstorm
46:45 : Living Mice
49:42 : Subwoofer Lullaby
53:12 : Sweden
56:58 : Danny
1:01:00 : Clark
- 1:02:40 : another windows sound -
1:04:15 : Wet Hands
1:05:45 : Minecraft
1:09:58 : Haggstorm
1:13:30 Living Mice
1:16:20 : Subwoofer Lullaby
1:19:50 : Sweden
1:23:25 : Danny
- 1:23:29 : another windows sound -
1:27:40 : Clark
1:30:51 : Wet Hands
1:32:20 : Minecraft
1:36:35 : Haggstorm
1:40:10 : Living Mice
1:42:57 : Subwoofer Lullaby
1:46:26 : Sweden
1:50:00 : Danny
1:54:15 : Clark
1:57:28 : Wet Hands
1:58:50 : Minecraft
Et voila !
You forgot 41:50 - Windows sound
@@darvinde Yeah, thanks, I add it
@@starfaxmc Haha, nice ^^ Thanks for posting the list!
@@darvinde your welcome
you also missed 1:23:29 windows sound haha
Just reading the comments while listening to this music brings this surreal yet peaceful feel, as if we are all connected... As if I am being taken back in time with everyone in the comment section.... Feels almost as if we all played together and experienced the same things. As if.. We all know each other.
So true buddy, it’s been 20 mins since i opened this video and i almost cry twice 🥹✨
It's an amazing feeling when everyone feels such a bond with others around the world. No war, no politics, just friends all over the earth. It is all because of this one game.
It's true that we'll are from different nations but we'll are United by Minecraft... we all have the same feeling and memories that we had made. It's seems like we know each other very well :)
@@_residium_same
Couldn't have said it better myself...
there was a time where you started up minecraft for the first time excited to play the game, and then there is a last time you closed the game not knowing it was your last.
Beautiful comment.⌛⚡😭
This music is the aching realization that you can't ever go back to something you once had and those happy moments will only remain distant memories.
It's nice to look back that's why they're memories. Good and bad ones they are there as reminders to have fun or avoid certain things etc.
you can't go back to constantinople now it's istanbul
IT will always new Constantinople in our hearts@@paulkamenitsky5911
But the beautiful thing about life is making more of those happy memories, when you can of course.
Nah I'm 18 yo and still playing Minecraft since 6, but I'm happy. You can still enjoy what you used to do, and make some good memories for the future, even right now. Maybe you need some rest. God bless you.
Miss the good old days…
Yeah…
no wardens no netherite no fancy dancy stuff just plain minecraft those are the days i wish i could go back to
@@DNA-1102Yes...
Then go back
😢
"life back then wasnt necessarly easier. it was just simpler." every day, after school, i would hang out with my best friend to play minecraft. it was a wonderful survival world. we created games, built structures, made memories. in the weekends, we would hang out to talk about the world. we made plans of expanding the world, of getting better, of playing more. it was really wonderful. i still play minecraft with the same friend, but it really doesnt really hit as good as it did in the good old days. but, im certain that in a couple of years, i will look back at this world, with tears of joy and nostalgia. im going currently through my teenage years. i used to play on that old world when i was 9. its crazy that so many years have passed. its honestly beautiful how a simple game managed to provoque such an intense felling of nostalgia and melancony.
i love you, minecraft 🥲
I've started playing Minecraft when I was 7 on my mom's tablet. Now I am 18 and soon to be graduating college. Time does not fly, it teleports as Endermen do. They are always somewhere present but when you turn, they are gone.... Love to all Minecrafters out there!!
i played the fake version at 7-9 yo me bc my parents a strict about ingame purcases so until recently i got the real minecraft
@@hasskayou a real og
wait ur 18 and abt to graduate
@@navg_ytgaming8855 Yes, that is right
The Same goes for me but kam from germany and Need still two years in school to graduate…i used to Play Hours over Hours every week with a friend know we dont Even Talk anymore i made a last world where i will be Building for myself and in Memory of everything Minecraft has teached me … technoblade Never dies
Makes me miss when things were stress free and life was easy.
yeah, you say it
When life was just easy and beautiful
I started playing Minecraft when I was around 10 I think, now in less than 1 month I will be 18, one last month of being a kid, last year when I'll have a lot of freedom and carefree. I remember how I used to get home and immediately hop on Minecraft with my friends, playing for months on-end, it was beautiful. I'm not sad or anything, but this game is much more than a game, it's a place where I grew up on, I learned English, made relationships, and much more. Minecraft truly is a masterpiece of a game, and a place full of memories for most of us
Minecraft is the game that everyone will remember
Minecraft always will be my safe place. It Doesn't matter if I don't open it for weeks, months or even years, I will always come back where I was happy...
I got introduced to Minecraft by my own kid.
I can assure you that the music isn't only nostalgic - it's genuinely beautiful.
I played minecraft during Covid, One my best memories is logging on to my friend's smps after online school. I'll never forget those times
me who played it while in online classes 🥺
@@RaunakJha-j1tsame :(
"Don't cry because it's gone, smile because you had it."
That's hit hard 😔
@Hush_Otaku is very true. I still can't leave my past the best times of my life. I'm 21, and I feel like 12 years old. It is strange how life goes. I feel lost in this world
but its not gone!
It's not gone I'm 18yo and still playing the masterpiece
I was already in college by the time Minecraft became a thing, but despite being in my 30s now, some part of me will always be a kid. During my years in college, I had a paid internship at a local library's computer tech. I was put in charge of a youth program wherein the library hosted a _Minecraft_ server. I loved that job. I loved seeing the smiles on their faces. Even when we had the one kid who griefed the server, and was banned, we watched him change as a person as a consequence of his harm, watched him give sincere apologies in person to those he had hurt, and how he became a better person for it and was eventually unbanned.
I miss those days. It was a minimum wage job but you hardly had to pay me at all. It wasn't work at all. It inspired those kids.
Inevitably I had to leave college and the program, but that's not exactly why my time there had ended. A harsh lesson for myself as well. Be weary of when you speak in anger, for you never know who might be listening. I got into an unsavory argument with someone online about some BLM controversy at the time, and they emailed my place of work. To be fair, what I was saying was not nice. It was born of frustration and anger, and the person who spoke out against me was not merely someone trying to take a vengeful stab at my livelihood for disagreeing with them on the internet. There was a genuine concern for how my sour attitude might affect children. Ironically I had actually found and confronted the person who reported me prior to being fired, and they explained things to me in a way I came around to understand. I even apologized, and we seemed squared. They were even willing to vouch for me to the library, though for some insane reason I declined. I thought everything was resolved, but it wasn't about what I believed. It was how I conducted myself that bothered the library's administration. They didn't even know that I had resolved things with the person, but it didn't matter. They cited safety concerns, which may have been part of it, but truly I think it was more about how hateful of a person I was being in the original outburst I had online. The library fired me, but they never told the kids why. I was so ashamed in myself that I didn't even have the heart to say goodbye. It hurt too badly. I left quietly, accepting that I was wrong, thinking that this would just be a deep regret for the rest of my life that would never be fixed.
A few months later however, the library mailed me letters of thanks and goodbyes from all the kids. As far as they knew, the only reason I left was because it was time to move on. Even now I cry about it. It brought such a smile to my face, and some relief to my heart. The library wouldn't have done that if they genuinely thought I was a bad person. I was flawed, perhaps, but we all live and grow. Same as I watched those children grow over the course of three years, I still had some growing of my own to do.
It was a nice experience of yours ❤😊
Thats nice man
That was great to hear man, wishing you the best. this comment section and your shared memory is helping to inspire me.
I Graduate 5/16/24 and seeing this game throughout my life is just astonishing. recently I lost the ability to play it because the disc snapped. it feels like a huge chunk of me died when that happened. the youtubers, parodies, personal moments, merchandise I've collected...it all feels special. Minecraft is special.
if you have a pc, you can play it again
This makes me so sad, yet so at peace. My brother who's in high school now, is too cool to play Minecraft with his older brother now, and that's where the sadness kicks in. But yet, I'm at peace knowing I have those memories to cherish forever.
I know that feel, my sister is too cool to play games or watch anime with his older bro, I miss those moments too, f Im crying 😢
My brother doesnt want to play Minecraft with me too. I feel you man
@@ymotleSame... It hurts here
"We've had our fun- we've laughed, we've smiled, we've raged and cried. we've gained, and we've lost. Update after update, we've seen the years come and go. But it's time to say goodbye."
"It's been 13 long years- You've grown, far beyond what anyone expected from you. You've done some amazing things- and yeah, it was hard sometimes. I was what you came back to. When you wanted to spend some time with friends, when you wanted to escape from a long day, it was me you relied on. Sometimes you modified me in different ways, and sometimes you played me how I am."
"Times have changed- and you're so much more than I could've ever hoped you'd be. I'm proud of you."
"Though you may never play me again, I will always hold your creations dear. From the extravagant mansions, to the mediocre houses, to the humble dirt hut you built when you first played me. All of them are beautiful."
Farewell, old friend."
Minecraft gotta be the game that changed everything to me. Every single afternoon after elementary school coming back at home, I would go quickly to turn on my pc check on my wolf, complete my buildings, look for some items.... I just was extremely happy and I didn't know it
Many of us grew up on this game, but now that we've grown up, it fills us up with a bittersweet feeling that can make us feel empty.
But feeling empty isn't the end. We feel it now, just because we're more aware of the world than we were in our childhood. We no longer live in the moment, we attend to the future, and that emptiness is the start of that.
The emptiness is temporary, only there because we haven't filled up our lives with the things that matter. But those things will come in time, just be patient and build your future the way we all did.
One block at a time.
A Beautiful speech !
I remember being a kid and playing Minecraft after school.
Now I’m an adult playing Minecraft after college classes😅
We had so many good times on it minecraft is legendary !
and when you leave college and apply for a 9 to 5 job or 7 till 7pm job you realise that you wont have that joy or freedom u use to back when u were that kid and back when you were in college :/ , my love for the game died as i grew older :'C
Funnn
this is the best game ever not as gameplay (which is really fun too), but as the concept of freedom in this lonely world
@comradelemon6928 there's always time you just need to manage it.
Minecraft music hits so different. It’s so melancholy but holds so many fantastic memories. Minecraft music is like the movie inside out. It’s like when sadness touched all the core memories and turned them blue. You think about how fun it was and all the good times. Remembering that and holding onto what was, and not focusing on what is.
I miss the old days so much, i remember coming home from school and laying on my bed watching stampy cat and playing minecraft. Man, how i wish i could go back in time...
bro i was 30 minutes in when i just started bawling my eyes out for no reason. idk if it’s the nostalgia or the comments or just the overall vibes of the music but i have not cried like this in such a long time. it honestly felt so healing - thank you for uploading this
Thank you for this comment man, after scrolling down reading you all I started to get blurry on my eyes and your comment was the was that broke me. But thanks, I haven't cried in a long time to and it felt so... clearing.
A lot of love bro, and stay safe.
@@braca7175 i’m so glad my comment was able to bring those emotions out of you and that i wasn’t alone in feeling like this :”)
thanks for the love, you stay safe too man
i think its the combination of how everyone feels the same and how the music teleports you to a time where it was all much simpler.
Bros did you play a game that is called among us.
I had a very close friend of mine die of lung cancer back when i was still in highschool and it completely shattered my heart because i loved him like a brother and to be honest he really was closer to me then family. We always used to play this one Minecraft world together on his xbox 360. I received that same xbox as a gift from his mom because she had no other kids and she wanted me to have it and i booted up Minecraft on it for the first time in what would have to be like 10 years and the world was still there, all the same trees and our house that we built together and all the diamonds we collected and our dogs, so many dogs each of them having a different ridiculous name that we would always come up with together and that xbox and Minecraft in general will always be a reminder of what i lost as a friend but also a reminder that even though we cant talk or hang out or olay video games a part of him will always be with me on that xbox and im going to cherish it until the day i die. Miss you bud, ill never forget to feed the dogs
Nostalgia for the past is actually a torment that you don't want to go away...❤
so True
Started playing minecraft in 2013 and I still play it to this day. I have made so many great memories with my brother. I wish that I can turn back in time and live those moments again.
I remember when Minecraft first came out and I downloaded it on my iPhone. My daughter was around 5, so 2011 I think. She had it on an iPad and we would play it together the two of us. I would follow her around and we would build houses, villages, cities. She would want to play for hours on end. What I would give now to go back and relive those times. She’s almost 18 now. I remember one Christmas her and her uncle playing it on the PlayStation and them having so much fun they were in tears of laughter. The simplicity of this game is beautiful and how it brings people together. For a brief time you can forget all your worries. There are few games that have a lasting impact on you and this is one of them
I started playing this game when it was just Minecraft. No updates. No quartz. Just classic, the tutorial and all. I'm going to high school next year. It feels like just yesterday I was the 5-year-old boy laughing and building the most obscure things with my imagination. I'm going to miss all of the memories I made with this game. This game is the sole representation of my childhood.
good luck man, I'm 2 years away from HS, and though I've lived a short life, I can't get over the subtle sense of melancholy every time I look through photos of younger me.
I remember when they added horses! And when it was such basic structures youd run around LOOKING for mineshafts and dungeons
@@skie6282 The real OG was booting up the first test version of minecraft in the browser. Sandbox / creative, flat world, a few colored blocks and bricks, and then being able to fly. I built a rainbow tower and then closed the game. We didnt have any world generation or horses etc. We were stoked about it though. 🤣
Good luck man. May your childhood live in in the houses you build today.
Good luck with HS man. I just moved out after graduating when you left this comment. PLEASE remember to be present in the moment when you're there. Don't worry so much about the little stuff just find people you like and be kind and confident. Hopefully you have a pleasant experience and make lots of good memories.
One cool thing about this game is that they keep the older versions, sometimes I go back just to play my old maps, I love it.
I would love to do that, but my old maps are forever gone :( The HDD has failed and I dont even have it anymore.
@@richardkloubsky1299 F 😔
Staying up till 7am on the weekend with my brother I just remember thinking “we did it” .crazy how much Minecraft has evolved since then…
I miss, guys. I miss for childhood. I played minecraft when i was a kid. Now, im adult. Enjoy your time. Time passes so fast...
I’m gonna cry now bro, like I miss them days where you would wake up on a snow day and play Minecraft all day by yourself or with the homies.
i used to play Minecraft with my friend, we build a city and promised each other that we would finish it, but things got worse and eventually i stopped talking to her. now, everytime i play Minecraft i would be thinking about our world and the promise we made.
My parents used to tell me they were concerned I wasn't going to have any good memories because I spent all my time playing minecraft. Boy were they wrong. The description really just got me going, I'm crying as I write this. I remember my first Xbox 360 world in that weird beginner castle-ish world u start with, and then my first superflat. I remember survival with kids much older than me that treated me like their kid which I was oblivious to at the time but can only thank those kids a billion times over for making my times special. I also remember purchasing all the weird little Skyrim or Halo world packs and the texture packs too, which I had fun exploring and tinkering with. I always hated the music because it made me feel alone, but now it just reminds me how good it is to be alive. At the end of the day, we're all just sacks of flesh with stupid behaviors we call "personalities", but the only truth to it all is (in my opinion), God, Up, and Down. Enjoy it while it lasts, and never let it go for as long as you live people. Remember during dark times that there's someone out there rooting for you. I'm rooting for you. Yes, you, reading this. You might think I'm just saying this to everyone but I see you (not in a creepy way). I understand you. I was you. It's the middle of the night or early in the morning, your staring at your phone or computer in the dark wondering why things are the way they are. You wonder how it got this way. You long for the good and not the endlessly exhausting cycle of life. And while I can't tell you it changes, because it really doesn't, I can tell you two things; for one, you get better at this life stuff. You really do. You won't notice it until it becomes worth living, but stick through it in the mean time. And 2., The storm will pass and the sun will shine, so long as you wait through time. I probably got super off topic here but it just started to flow, so I'm going with it.
Thanks for this, i need it 🙏🏼
i relate so much to this. thank you for those words.
This reminded me more on when I was building a base with my friends for the first time playing minecraft together as I learned how to make a private server. It was a lot of fun just talking with each other, discussing about the base, taking the materials together, we enjoyed all the time we did everything together. We ended up making an aquarium base, where we dig underground below the sea and change the wall into windows, It was so beautiful and amazing for us after all the team effort. Even more amazing is how my friend figured what shaders are and tried using it to see how our base looks like with better lighting and stuff and man, I remember feeling really proud with all our efforts in that base and it has such a homey feel to it when seeing the screenshots he took of it. If only I learned what backing up a world is, I could've archive it... sadly it's gone forever, but the memories will still be there in my mind and heart.
What shaders are used?
@@CocolinoFan idk man sorry, it's been 12 years since and I'm not the one who used the shaders, one of my friend did.
Although what I can remember is that the shader made the water and light looks realistic. The light bouncing from the water + the base was beneath the sea, simply magical to see
I miss old minecraft,not becuase of the simplicity of it or the old textures but becuase kf pure nostalgia,go to scool,come home,turn on xbox 360 and play minecraft legacy edition,that was a great time,and im sad ill never see that again,minecraft is truly a magical game
You dont miss the good old days you just miss the way you felt back then, its all gone now so you just want to go back to when things were simpler. When things were better.
I remember introducing this game to my twin daughters when they were about 5. I was a young dad (my wife and I had them in our late teens) so they grew up gaming with me, and I watched them grow up to move onto online games ie the Souls-like games, Genshin, etc. My daughters are 16 now, and I see how talks of driving, college, world judgements, affects them, by the looks on their faces and through further conversation. I've read some comments left by people who are concerned about the same things. Growing up is inevitable guys, it's sad but true. We have to accept it, and once that settles in, you can enjoy more of the present time of your youth, rather than stressing about the things that are out of your control. You all will be ok, trust me. Just make good decisions and do what you have to do.
Yup, I'm only 13 and I have so much time to grow up, but as time passes I really start to miss when I was younger. For me its studying, midterms and finals. I still have fun but there's just a sense of melancholy when I look through old photos of younger me. As you said, growing up is inevitable.
@@rush_17 you have so long please enjoy it while you can. when you hit 17 you'll realize how much time you had at 13
@rush_17 i didnt start having these thoughts till after highschool, when your parents, teachers and older siblings tell you that it goes by so quick they arent lying. Just yesterday it was the last day of grade 6 now I'm in my 3rd year of college.
i'm sitting in my room, watching stocks, writing my thesis, my mom died after years of suffering and my dad is not young anymore... this music brings me back to when everything was simple and life was easy on all of us, i know you all understand. Thank you to who created this video, and thank you to notch for creating a resting place for every child and grown man
As I read the description, an emptiness filled my heart. There isn't any reliving those old memories you had so long ago. Minecraft with friends, building and mining, it was all so simple at one point. It's too far gone now. It was lonely as a singleplayer world, but not empty. Only the sound of your footsteps echoing the world as you build your first house, craft your first tool, and beat your first enemy. Minecraft was always there for us, like an old friend. And it will never leave us.
There is always beauty in sadness. You just have to find it.
This music always reminds me of my grandpa, I taught him how to play and I used to spend hours every day playing with him, building random stuff.. man the way time flies
this music reminds me of not my grandpa/
Nostalgia for the past is actually a torment that you don't want to go away...
I started Minecraft at 13 years old. I'm 24 now. I still play Minecraft servers with friends and make new houses. Don't let times or age dictate feeling how you want too
For so many people this was an escape from reality, a savior from an abusive family the one time in the day where kids, adults anyone got to be free and do whatever they liked, I remember always playing with my cousins and siblings or even just by myself and it’s just such a peaceful place to be and really helped me through a lot as I know it did with so many people. This game will always have a place in my heart
turning 18 in 2 months...I first played this game when I was 8. I don't want to lose the heart wrenching nostalgia this music makes me feel...I don't want to grow up
*Waking up in a small cottage, you listen to the music this world plays. It has always been here. It used to torture you, reminding you of the pet you lost, that loved this music. He was your only friend at the time. Now you take care of his children, who also love this music. The music doesn’t bother you as much anymore. It reminds you that you have to move on for him and his family.*
Minecraft.. nobody ever knew what this little block game could do to the whole world when it got released
Nobody knew it would become a safe space when something bad happened
Nobody knew that the game would live on so long in the hearts and minds of children, adults and even older folks
Nobody knew that the little block game, called Minecraft, would surpass every game that existed at the time, past and future
But everybody knew they found the perfect place to relax, forget everything and just enjoy life
I just became 18, and came here. Now im actually no longer a kid. Im filled with hope for the future and sadness and nostalgia for the past.
Countless mistakes ive done, hopefully can be forgiven and fixed.
When I was about 4 years old, my brother and I would play minecraft togther on his Xbox 360. he was probably about 9 or 10 at the time, and we loved it. We would play for hours and well, now we don't. I'm 14 and he is 20, soon moving out of the house and away from me. He promised be that before he moves out, we will recreate our favorite childhood memories one last time. Play Black Ops 2 together, Play some minecraft together, and play one last game of monopoly. I'm going to miss him a lot when he moves out, but I'm so glad he opened me up to minecraft. Minecraft has brought me and my friends over the summer when we have nothing to do, and even though it has changed a lot thoughout the years, it's still the game. Minecraft will always be Minecraft.
Never take anything for granted, and enjoy the time you have with the ones closest to you, because one day, it won't be the same, and people will age. And some won't make it with you.
It's wonderful and incredible to see that all of the people here come from different places on earth but are united for only one thing, the passion for this game and this music. I am proud to be part of this community ❤️
Maturing is realizing that life is like a hardcore world. Once you die, you can’t go back.
This took me all the way back... Those care-free days
I've been playing minecraft for over 12 years now. I've been watching these Minecraft music nostalgia videos for some years now and they've always hit deep. But now that I'm actually 18, it all just feels so much realer. Hard to believe that by all definitions, my "childhood" is over now.
I used to play minecraft in my neighbors house. I bought a dvd and start playing, my brother didn't like to play, until he saw me playing, so i bough a new controller, and i discover a new friend in my own house. We play worlds and worlds of minecraft for a least 10 years in our xbox 360. Some day, our little cousin came in our house, and we present for he the game, and he loved. Me and my brother knew that we teach him to play, and he gonna teach his little brother one day. I was 6 wen started playing, my brother was 4. Today i am 18, and my cousin are 6 and his brother 4. Never, nothing, will touch so deep in my soul. Thanks mates! Enjoy the journey, until it became only memories!
I think the added sounds of the birds and the ambiance add to the fact that the music doesn't feel the same anymore. It's almost like the music isolated by itself is like how we were as kids in our bedrooms alone playing Minecraft until the sun came up. The sound of the birds is like all the added clutter, unable to have that peace by ourselves when nobody expects anything from us. Nowadays you never catch a break with everybody telling you what to do and how to live your life. You gotta do what you want because after all, it's your life, so why live under somebody else's terms. Just be yourself and live your own life man
i wonder if those sound effects have their own volume bar
Bro you're so wise...
Thanks for the motivation to be myself. 😊
I opened the video and got chills. I cannot describe the nostalgia this brings to me.
"i have played minecraft again, and again, and again. yet every time, it feels like the first"
this may be just a game, but this is -just a game- many childhoods
The game you leave but will always come back to no matter how many years have passed. It always feels like home. Great game
facts
Usually I listen to these kinds of playlists on my way home after a long vacation and it just makes me go back to when I was like 6 playing Minecraft with my friends, those were the best days of my life so I appreciate that people make these kinds of things keep up the good work
get off the phone and enjoy lake tahoe young man
Me and my gang used to play Minecraft for hours we enjoyed every second playing it, Building, Mining and hunting, having fun in every way possible but now we just stopped playing but if we are asked what game is the one we loved most it will be Minecraft, And I love that kids these days are playing it too ( Almost got me on tears because of remembrance of the old times) I still have Minecraft though i just can't uninstall it
I feel as if I'm the only one in my friends in real life and online that reminisces the most about the past... Though I have moved past it, I love to keep the memories alive and checking in with them, though they never give me the same energy back :(
I'm similar. I try to take those positive feelings from the past, and use them as inspiration to remind me what is good about the present. The happy moments now will be nostalgic memories tomorrow.
2013 was the first time I picked this game up. I miss it. But there’s too many sad memories attached to it for me
I appreciate it so much, that there is not an advertisement every 20 minutes. You receive a like, a comment, and at least 200% watch time for that.
just got broken up with yesterday by someone who I used to play minecraft with for hours on end.... now all our worlds and pets will be a memory of how good life used to be 🫡 💜
"One Day We Can Look Back At Where We Started And Be Amazed By How Far We've Come"