I often think of two houses built by my daughter and me, side-by-side, back when she was little and still wanted to play games with Dad. She's a teenager now and plays online games with her friends instead, but somewhere in the ether, on a faraway plain in Minecraft, those two houses still stand side-by-side -- empty but not quite forgotten.
Honestly I never stopped playing, I love Minecraft. I just never have the time to play anymore, growing up all I ever wanted to do was play Minecraft but now that I’m older I want to focus on my future, like school, work, and this girl I fell in love with. I’m not the best person in the world, I’m not the smartest nor am I the most successful. But that’s okay, you don’t have to be perfect. You just have to be you.
Facts, I've started back Minecraft a few days ago with my friends, but we're all grown up now and it's not like the old days, I had to put the game aside to focus on life a little but then I remembered that the account I had for Minecraft was a gift, and I wanted to use it some more instead of it being abandoned forever, I remember when I used to play Bed-wars and Survival with my friends from 8:00 PM all the way to 6:00 AM the next day, it was fun and I missed doing that but now I can no longer play the game that long since I don't have that much time on my hands again
The new Minecraft songs are good, but they don't carry the caveat of being painful to listen to at specific moments of your life. Those build character.
My husband passed away 2 months ago. Of the many beautiful and amazing things he gave and showed me in our 6 years together, one of them was Minecraft. Hell, he built all the houses in all of my worlds. I can’t wait to play with our kids when they get a little older. I love you Daniel John. Now and always my love. I miss you.
my condolences truly. if i were to lose the one i love right now, i'd know it would be extremely hard. we've done practically everything together. please take care of yourself and your children!
Beta 1.6 lad here. I remember all the new features being added all the time, and all the major overhauls to biomes (and new ones), generation of trees and what have you, then the addition of temples and the End and everything else. I still make it a point to boot it up on my console to work on my item sorter once a month and see what other new things they've added. (At least Redstone doesn't break every update now, eh?) Never let your memories fade. While some of them make your heart *ache*, remember that the future is what you make of it. Things are more complicated now, sure. But you don't have to stop playing games you love, making new memories with friends and loved ones. To this day I still play Red Alert 2 and Tiberium Sun. Never let go, friends.
We played, we tried We laughed, we cried We succeeded, we died We respawned and thrived From the zombies, to the endermen From the skeletons, to the pigmen From the spiders and creepers And from those annoying griefers From the biome of jungle to sands To the mushrooms and other obscure lands From the snow and ice To the swamps which never looked too nice From the moments with friends we’ll cherish From a time we hoped Herobrine would perish From the great animations To the UA-cam sensations Along with those musical incantations I thank Mojang for creating my childhood Much better than just ‘good’ I think I speak for everyone here When I say this is not game of the year It’s the game of the century As it offered us plenty And these memories will never leave Just like the thought of first playing as Steve So I say close your eyes And listen to the music with surprise As your memories of Minecraft where once apart But now can be fixed like a broken heart In order to find your memories core You must go back to the world of Minecraft once more And defeat the Ender Dragon one last time As the sweet sounds of your childhood begin to chime One last thing, for me to say Which would be, have a nice day Also for you to never forget this game Nor the journey that came As apart of that journey was the end Quite literally, not pretend Just like this poem, which I hope you all read As I would love it if this poem and this game is remembered once I’m dead. thank you for reading my poem spread this and make people feel and see their memories and chime their day and also childhood one wise man says the memory you Cherise will never go Un banish a true Minecraft player has one thing is their hearts a beautiful fire that lit their kindness and make them shine more beautiful than the stars i hope this made ur day it would mean a whole lot to me have a nice minecraft day :)
I stopped because I didn't have my friends to play with me anymore. I was deployed out to sea a couple years back and we played a lot while in the middle of the ocean to pass the time. The guy I used to play with passed away, took his own life years later. The other guy...not sure. I hope he's well. Mazza if you're reading this, miss you buddy. I remember when you made that elevator and underwater palace in Survival Mode.
the first time i ever played minecraft, the only dangerous mobs were zombies, there was no hunger bar, no nether, and really limited materials. this really brings me back.
I used to play it a lot with my son, but he's grown and doing his own family thing now. My youngest and I play one in a while, but it's becoming less and less. I play on my own every-so-often, but it's not the same playing it now. Also, it causes heartache playing on the world my son and I first made in August 2012 (prior to Creative Mode), as it feels empty now an like an era gone by...
"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." -Dr. Suess Hold on to those fond memories :) Your kiddos will always remember those times with you.
So unbelievably relatable. So many pixelized memories on world's that will never again see the light of day. Literally lived that game, was such a ginormous facet of my life. So many memories, it hurts so bad to play.
As a kid who grew up on Minecraft, one thing I always wanted my dad to do with me was play videogames . The era may be over but the impacts it had are long lasting. It’ll make the return even more special. And hey why not set up a server that way you guys can hop on whenever you’re free and build? That way you don’t have to have aligned schedules all the time but can still know the other is virtually right next to you.
@@ElliotCElliotson bruh why you getting so hostile and I’m still in school And I’m talking about 9/11 2000’s we’re not that good k but FR don’t be hostile even though I never said anything rude or offensive to make you pissed off
"We didn't know we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun..." To all of my fellow Minecrafters these memories we all long for are now a figment of the past it is important that we move on, but don't forget. Try to make every day a little bit better for yourself and someone else and you'll rediscover that joy.
@@srtiddles3921 I get that, I've put down some games that made incredible memories for me, it's hard to play them after their best days have gone by. I put Minecraft down for years but recently picked it back up with friends, they're keeping it nicely updated and it's always fun playing it online with friends
I... Don't know anymore... I feel like if i were to drop dead tomorrow, no one would care, not my parents, not my friends, not the very small amount of people i truly care about, no one in my life would give a second thought... I cried listening to this, and yet i still feel dead inside
It's beautiful to think that such a simple game has impacted so many of us. At its core, Minecraft is a game that is meant to be shared. That's why we hold the memories so close to us. It wasn't about getting diamonds or defeating the ender dragon, it was about making memories with friends.
After my sister died I remember playing Minecraft alone and I broke down ugly crying to subwoofer lullaby. I remember playing with her when I first got it in 2012 and it took me straight back in time like I had never aged , and most importantly that she was still there
I lost my brother and it took me back to when he was so excited when it first came out. I remember playing with him and it’s some of my fondest memories Minecraft in particular:)
I honestly think Schlatt said it best; the music is truly what keeps me coming back to this game. These songs are bedsheets taught with the weight of memories. On their own, they're deceptively simple. Someone who's never heard them before will likely find them relaxing and interesting. But to us, the players who grew up with this game, these songs are the soundtrack to halcyon. In our minds they trigger a scattered movie, a frantically edited compilation of profound memories we've all shared as children. Late nights building alone. Joyful afternoons waiting for friends to hop on Xbox Live. Massive server events, playing minigames with my sister. Staying up late to watch minecraft videos, hiding my iPod under the pillow when my parents came in. A massive, sweeping web of interconnectedness that for many was an introduction to the comfort and solidarity of internet-based communities. Real, tangible friendships and relationships connected by a bridge of blocks and code. Honestly, there's nothing to be said about this incredible game. It's more than a game. It's a means to experience. There is nothing anyone could say to properly convey the impact that this game has had. And, quite frankly, I like that. Some things aren't meant to be explained. Some things are just better off experienced, like these beautiful songs. I will always hold minecraft closer to my heart than any other game. I may stop playing, years from now, but these songs will NEVER leave the nostalgic annals of my mind. Life is filled with grief. Little grief for a smashed bug or the end of recess. Big grief for the death of the family dog or a tragedy in the city. This music is the grief of childhood. The longing for no responsibility, no pressures, a life of pure bliss, surrounded by friends and family and a world ripe for exploring. In this world we've built for ourselves, all of those things must one day fade away. Some lose them while they're still alive. Others keep them until their deathbed. One day, in some way or another, the grief of this music will mean absolutely nothing. Chaos wins. But, until then, I hope that I can carry these notes with me for the rest of my life, and I hope that they can score every accomplishment, every downfall, and every little moment of love that comes to be. ~ I haven't checked my yt notifications in a while, thank you guys for all the love! i very much enjoy writing and nothing is more satisfying to me than properly conveying a poignant experience to others. i appreciate all of your kind words!! cheers friends, and keep living your lives block by block.
I want you to study literature and philosophy. Reading your beautifully written comment turned my heart up and down for a moment, for all those memories were flooding into my soul again at this very moment. I will cherish them until i meet my demise, because holding the remembrance of your childhood or teens in your heart is what makes you really an adult imho. It also eases the pain of death, as your past, filled with these treasures of soul and mind, are the epitom of a life of tranquility and fulfillment.
I don't usually leave comments, yet alone find a commenter who writes something that resonates so much with my experience - and heck I kind of stumbled into this video via rando recommendation- But man what a pleasant comment that was to read. You captured all the nuances of growing up with this game so well! I even have a younger sister I played mc with yeaaars ago, so you really struck a cord with me. Lot's has happened in my life since I stopped playing consistently, and from your comment I could imagine a lot of us are alike in that regard. Anyways I suppose I just wanted to say thanks - You just made my evening! ^V^
Nostalgia is a sickness my friends. These lovely games, although they may never feel as special as they did before, have had a wonderful part in our beautiful lives. It’s time to move on to do great things. Some will do nothing, some will try and fail, but it’s all so beautiful in the end. Never give up. The boat of life has many views, each one breathtaking
Life was amazing it was truly a simpler time x box 360 was crazy if you got one and an x box one was damn near unheard of unless you were rich you would come home play these games and sadly take these small things for granted while I still have plenty of my life ahead of me it pains me to know this isn’t a movie where I can rewind I pray that within my lifetime that somehow tech can advance just so I can watch and see all of my old memories of a truly better time and for the first time ever be at ease but only time will tell and till then all we cans do is instead of being sad that it’s over we need to be happy that it happened
I stopped playing Minecraft when my sisters moved out. I have 2 older sisters and Minecraft on our PS3 was the only way we really bonded and got along together. Because they were a couple years older than me and I was their annoying little brother I went most of my formative years being avoided by them unless we three were playing Minecraft together. Now that we all have our own lives, I ended up being the only one to still have our old consoles and its a bitter sweet feeling to go back on our old worlds and see what our creative bonding was like. I'll never get that time with my siblings again, and I cherish the memories I have with my sisters from when I was young.
I want you all to realise something with me. I know how hard it is to let go of your childhood, but remember - this is really just the beginning. You have only just completed the tutorial in the game that is life! There's no reason to be upset, friends. You have the whole rest of your life ahead. I know it's important to think back to those good memories of peace and innocent joy, but don't forget to look ahead at what you are yet to experience. We all wish we could have realised how important our childhood was whilst experiencing it - so apply this to the rest of your life. Have an amazing day, whoever takes their time to read this.
❤❤❤ One heart from me One for my son who absolutely loved this game and I lost many years with n now he’s a teenager, and One heart just for the amazing comment, I believe this was already said but, “well said” very well said, I hope you have an extremely blessed rest of your game aka life
That because true happiness isn’t real. The only people that are truly happy are children and dogs, but that’s only because of their innocence. I’d recommend finding peace and happiness in many little moments, rather than one big “true happiness”. Many little happy things are what make a happy life.
@@ShrmpGng well, that’s just wrong. You can be happy, and you can find satisfaction in life. Don’t be cynical. It’s hard, really hard, and trust me I know better than anyone, but you have to keep trying. It won’t last forever. You must keep going.
I remember building a farm, an underground secret home, mines, the beds we put together side by side, the warm fire place and how even tho we've spent the whole day together, we'd still spend the night laughing and telling one another how much we love each other. Growing up often means growing apart. I guess it's just what happens
I didn’t realize how fast these years would pass. I wish I could’ve taken some of these moments in. It was always the small things that would hit different
As i read these comments i realize that minecraft is not just a video game, its an emotion, everyone was playing it with their loved ones and for some reason the story always seems sad, either they went seperate ways or just grew up. So yes each and every single track, every single note from minecraft tickles my brain with every emotion and existensial crisis. Time flies away really fast minecraft keeps memories.
I always used to play Minecraft with my dog next to me. Now, every time I play Minecraft, I always need to have a room or something dedicated to her. She was one of my best friends, and I'm so happy I got to share some of my favorite moments with her. Such a silly little block game with such big and important memories.
awwww this is making me cry ! i never really played games with my dog but every game i make of minecraft, i either make a tiny grave for my dog chewy or even a small room for him :))
Those afternoons with my friend George and his Xbox 360, we watched how to build houses from famous movies, how to kill the dragon, we played Minecraft on his iPad on the way to school... Now he's already working and I'm in college, our paths separated since high school, but I still have good memories
@@박춘배1호팬 yeah, He made his life and he's already an adult....and he moved to another city...and actually I'm having a hard time with the career...so yeah....and... Idk, could send him a message but I mean ..to talk about what? or I don't know I feel like a stranger
you probably both have pcs or consoles. I think a lot of us veteran gamers forget that we are all still out there missing each other. But when we are free of work and school obligations nothing is stopping us from going back and jumping into a game again. Call him up see if maybe once a week you could game again.
those feelings and emotions can't be returned, be honest with yourself. it's sad but true. just imagine: both of them have already changed their personalities and if they go to discord channel to talk, they will be completely devastated. They literally have no themes to talk and that George is not George, no matter how sad it sounds.@@rpgeek22 so i think, you need just to continue life routine and maybe some day, there will be an event that can feel you like ten years ago or something like that
This song always makes me feel like crying. It reminds me of a time when I had lots of friends, free time, and just felt a lot better about myself and spending time on games. Now a days in college, I struggle with finding the time and will to play games. I miss those times, I wish I could go back in time but I know I will never fully be able to recreate those times.
Hey, so i read this and i'm here to say, Don't give up! do what makes you happy, not others. if you wanna help others, that's good, but don't base your life around helping everyone! Like a wise video documentary once said, "Why do i have to change? Why can't the world just accept me for the way i am and move on?". I also know that if you enjoy your job, you never have to work a day in your life! Remember to stay safe and drink water guy's, peace out.
I know man. it's okay to be sad though. there is so much to be alive for though! keep working at your obstacles. I guarantee you you will find people to make your life worth living. Don't give up. life has so much for you!
I lost my grandmother a year ago, I still remember the day she bought me Minecraft for the Xbox 360. This video brought me back to that time and I honestly bawled my eyes out for a good 10 minutes. I love and miss you Grandma, I just hope I'm turning out to be the decent man you always thought I could be.
you know, when a soundtrack of a game makes you cry, you know it has a special place in your heart, even if you no longer play it Edit: also listening to these songs when your at a difficult place in life and it just brings back when you had no responsibilities and were care free without problems just makes it so much more sad
Minecraft isn’t just a game… it’s a way of life. It really is. Just think about it for a moment, and you’ll see it’s not different from our own realities, and the world we live in everyday. You can literally make anything you do in this life possible in Minecraft in some way, shape, or form. Minecraft reminds us the life we wish to live, and not ever have to worry about anything ever again. It takes us to a place where we can hold onto our dearest memories, and loved ones for all eternity. Thank God for creating a game like this.
man I was in high school in 2016 and was enjoying playing with my friends, we've all grown apart and went our separate ways, moved to different states, etc. Nostalgia can be so painful, the wanderlust of being an inexperienced child before transitioning into adulthood, the excitement of discovering new things as you get older, all of those feelings have come and gone, I long to experience those feelings again in some way.
Over time, you’ll find new things or experiences with friends to be excited over. You’ll look back on it in a decade and think “man id give anything to go back then” just like you are now. I’d just say try to enjoy the moments while they last and sit in the moments of nostalgia for the past because they are special.
@@guybayliss319 Yeah man, I feel that, likewise. I got married at 19, divorced at 23. Left with nothing in a whole different state with no family or friends, I'm not sitting in pity but I do think about the past a lot, So many good things I let slip away from me.
No feeling in gaming history can top listening to this music when starting a new world. The crunching sound of grass, the hoos and hums of villagers, exp orbs gathering around you once you smelt some iron. Nothing can top it, now and forever.
Personally, I never really wanted to stop, I started in middle school when I got Minecraft for my Xbox and I was beyond excited, I still remember the castle I made up only to discover I made it out of Monster Egg blocks😂, it was nothing but fun, however I began to grow up and other occupants took up more and more of my life and I just got tired of the time it took to build what I want. I lost most of my imagination, and unfortunately lost all motivation, but I hope one day if I have a child who wants to play this, that kid inside me who once loved the game so much will come knocking to come out and show them all the wonder they've explored in their time.
crazy how we can all come together from one common core memory, but all with different unique experiences. i love reading through the comments all the time and to live through someone’s nostalgia for a split moment, as well with nostalgia of my own. ❤
I loved it when it was just a pure fun and amaizing to start a new jorney with friends. After we made our base to inside of the mountain, we realise that one day we gonna kill that EnderDragon. It gave me chills when we went to endworld for the first time. Everybody was so scared about that big dragon. And we laughed to each others so hard at that time. What a good old times we had togehter. Sadly one of our best friends died in cancer in 3 years after that we played togehter. We made him a statue of him holding a diamond sword up in the air and sign says "our Hero". He killed the enderdragon. While we others died.
Not gonna lie after reading a lot of comments it makes me realize that Minecraft is a nostalgic game. When I was little I’d always play with my friends when I got back from school and I’m grateful for the experiences I’ve gained and so much more and when I feel down I play Minecraft cause of the peacefulness it gives me. Not to long ago my cat passed away and it reminds me of Minecraft cats I still miss you buddy and may god treat you but yea I want people to enjoy everything they have in life cause I for sure took so many things for granted so enjoy things while you still can.
Ah this is bittersweet. I started somewhere in alpha. Im working full time now and im 25 years old. Its been a decade huh. Theres been so much pain and loss but also light, hope and happiness. I wish you guys all the best. If youre parents tried their best please dont forget them and show them some love if they are still here. Time is slipping by as you can see by the age of this game
@@nva2685 once you realise your living your memories of the past you miss so much in the present you will become very grateful for the little time we have in this life
@@nva2685you better work on your dreams, if you dont have a dream find it, life is a one time opportunity but the youth that youre in right now is much less than that to waste
I started Minecraft around the summer of 2012. The feeling of getting Minecraft on the PS3 was pure excitement because back then everyone wanted the game. Once the game finished downloading I loaded into the game and found myself in a world of blocks and freedom to do whatever I wanted. I would go on to spend hours upon hours working on a new project everyday with my brother bringing what I had in my mind into reality in Minecraft. Life was so enjoyable only thing I had to worry about was Mom calling me to go eat dinner. I played the game so much not realizing these hours were the best years of my life. Now sitting here a depressed teenager left wondering where have the years have gone wanting to go back and feel the happiness I once felt as a kid. I took a break from Minecraft after life got busy and when i returned it wasn’t the same as when I was a kid. I figured I’d lost all the joy I had when playing the game and decided it was time to put the controller down. Thank you Minecraft for giving me the best childhood a kid could have.
I used to play Minecraft with my older brother, almost every day. Making huts made of diamond blocks to show off we were "rich" and tamed as many dogs as the world would let us. I would also play with my dad, who taught me everything I know in my world and gave me that happiness of the blocky game. Now everything has changed. I wish I hadn't taken those moments for granted. I do still play Minecraft....but it doesn't have that special feeling like it used to.
For me Minecraft as a game never really left me, I have this 2-3 month Minecraft phase yearly and I’m 100% positive I’m not the only one. But something is really and truly gone and I know this for certain when I hear the first two notes of any Minecraft song.
This is me. I randomly get massive urges every year to play it for a couple months. I started playing in 2012 with a couple friends and my brother. Life came and stole me away. Moved around a bit. Worked hard. Got married had kids. Started college. Hadn't played in a REALLY long time. But believe it or not, I got my wife into playing it after I picked it back up for my couple month binge. We play all the time now. I got my brother and his wife back into playing it. My friend and his wife play it now as well as one of my other old friends from back in high school. It's been just like old times again, but different. We're carving our own new memories and forging ahead. This music has so much emotion. So much memory attached to it, old and new. I always look forward to playing with my wife especially. We have such a different taste in games so we never really played other games together.
I used to play Minecraft all the time, it was a world of infinite possibilities. I learnt about red stone, commands, mods, textures, maps, coding. I played and had fun for years, but the fun can only last so long when you're having it alone
Friends finally convinced me to play with them after a long time. I didn't like the idea of putting time and effort into a world that would probably just get deleted after a little while, but they said they'd keep the server vanilla and not reset it anytime soon. After a bit of exploring I found a village at the foot of a small mountain, which had spawned one of those temples at the top. I felt pretty inspired so I ended up building up the village. Nice houses for the villagers, beautiful walls, and a giant cathedral at the top of the mountain. I had a lot of fun. And then after three weeks the guy who made the server said he wanted to add mods to the server so he was going to whipe it and restart the server. Pretty much killed any motivation I could ever have to play it again. I don't know, it's just no fun to build sand castles in the tide.
"it's just no fun to build sand castles in the tide" that tide is exactly why you should build those sand castles. the fleeting nature of a moment is what makes it so beautiful. it's what makes life so beautiful. the fact that it's not going to be there forever is what makes the fact that it is there in that moment so special. it's why cherry blossoms are so revered, and it's why our childhood is so special. embrace the tide, and build those sand castles
Man.. those years me and my freind playing every day.. Just… Nostalgia. The moment we waited for updates to release late at night.. The moments we laughed… The moments we were proud of our creations. You cant recreate any of those moments. They are golden in our mind they are priceless. Nothing compares to those good times.
I wish I had those memories. Started playing at 1.14. I only joined a friend's server when 1.16 came out. Neither of the other members were on much, so it was basically a singleplayer world you couldn't afk in without a lever. Did what I wanted and, suddenly, keeping the realm open was too expensive for the host, so I'm only ever in my own worlds or Hypixel. It was rare to be able to voice chat with one of them, let alone both, and, soon, it became my world, since neither had time to be on. tl;dr : Cherish the memories you have with your friends, online. Some people never got to experience that.
I’ve never played minecraft, but I use to watch my brother play it on weekends and this music reminds me so much of those times. I can barely remember, but this music brings it all back. I want to go back. I want to go back.
I know the whole: “Sometimes you never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory” thing is kind of over done by now, but it pains me to think about the friends that I’ve made due to video games, wether it be in person or on parties/games. These people made me who I am today and vice versa, without them and the memories i made with them, i dont know where i would be right now. We would open up to one another, we would support each other, we would laugh hysterically one second and cry on eachothers shoulders the next. I knew these people before they had anything, they were in just as bad a spot as me. I watched them get jobs, quit drugs, get their licenses, get girlfriends, and ultimately, grow up. Meanwhile i cant let go of that past, i think about the dumb arguments and trouble we would get in along with all the other childhood banter that goes with it, every day and every night. It pains me to know I’ll never get to make those memories again, it pains me to know I’ll never have those same conversations, it pains me to know that my childhood was a heaping mess of mixed emotions and mental illness due to actions i took just because of my selfishness, and it pains me to know that I have to go into a UA-cam comment section to vent to the only other people I know will understand. And if you’re reading this, and you do understand, just know theres always time to make a change. i wouldn’t wish what i feel on a daily basis on my worst enemy, let alone someone whos been thru the same..
i may not have been through the same thing, but know this; it's never to late to make memories on a game. or anywhere for that matter. i may not be able to fix your problem, but i can make the healing a bit easier. but it's not to late to have those chats with people again. it's not to late to have fun with your life. do what makes you happy, and make sure to drink water, n that shit, k? Stay safe, and peace out.
Uh, man, I know what are meaning. In one part of life when your best friends dissolve left you in the past with other good memories, you can't just rotate and start to going in "Brightness future". Every night and day in general you remember your previous life, you really want to say "goodbye" with smile, but in this moment you understood: If see on your life without this past - you have nothing Almost one year ago I was must to finish my Magic friendship with beautiful person. I could stay, but would be this disrupt my principles. To this day I miss her. I'm guy with strange and hard character and for five years I met only two people who suited me (this was really fantastic coincidences) And 3 month ago, when my life started little become positive, my second friend say me "our friendship has outlived its usefulness, because of this I finish it". This all after five years. I always be remember nights in GTAV, Minecraft, Apex Legends, RDR2, and other beautiful games Now I don't have anything expect the past, because now I can't play in 90% of my favorites games because without those people I won't enjoy of game, I will be feel only so lonely Life is strange
The moment you said "open up to eachother" i saw an image of me and my friends playing together and even though that the image has gone from my mind sooner than it came, my heart still skipped a beat and i shed a tear. I can only imagine that the image was when me and my friends were playing having a deep talk and even though it was a mere moment of a vivid image i want to thank you for helping me remember, even if it was for a split second
I really want to experience the feeling of playing minecraft in the first time again Old minecraft graphic, The first house, The first time growing wheats, The first time feeding a dog, The first time seeing a diamond ore, The villagers, Many old minecraft survival series (not 100 days like now) I miss it all Even though I'm bored of minecraft, I still miss those memories.
There is truly something special when you experience you first life in the game. Exploring the unknown world and how everything works. Figuring out the recipes and how to protect yourself from the dangers of the night. It has been 5 years for me but I can still remember those feelings of my first survival world, I wish there was a way to experience the game like this again.
I never really played Minecraft myself growing up, but I always watched my brothers. It was nice to hear them laughing outside my bedroom door, even when it was late at night. I started associating this music with them. All these years later and now it's my turn to pick it up. Sometimes I can get them to play with me when they're home for the holidays and it feels like we're kids again. I miss my brothers. I should have played with them when we were kids. Thanks for the upload, and all the bittersweet memories.
The loneliness of it, the joy I felt playing this game with someone I lost connection with the many memories that linger just sucked the joy out of playing this game. I still have that world saved and backed up I don't touch it, a time capsule of better times and distant memories that are slowly fading from recollection.
In middle school I remember the first time hearing Minecraft talked about by a friend, no clue what it was at the time. It was early 2011 and I had no concept of what a sandbox or indie game was. Strange to think that this game being so popular, used to be an indie game, and all the UA-cam videos of it had it tagged as such. I saved lunch money for a week and bought the game. My first couple weeks playing, beds didn't even exist in game yet. I would spend countless hours over the weekends building and exploring, not knowing at the time how many cherished memories I was making then alongside my friends. Its odd to think this was well over a decade ago...
being since-2012 player, I remember coming to my friend at 7 pm and sitting with him watching a new game for me... it was 1.2.5 minecraft that was just released. His mother called us to the table and then we continued playing... Shiiit I can't hold back the tears and memories, it was awesome. My first house out of diamonds lapis and jack'o lanterns which was blown up by me because I thought it's not possible to save the world. All was new and unexplored, and what now, I open minecraft, running through the world to find a nice place, but it ends in 20 minutes. I just recently realized that nice place is not in the certain minecraft world, it's in the past with old friends and buddies, careless world.
Lived in a boarding school, returned home after 8 years was too broke to have a computer to play but for years i used to always watch youtubers playing, guys like ohtekkers, wadzee,duckio,clavin(rlcraft),grian. I really loved Minecraft even if i never played it, maybe some off brand game or apk minecraft but it was lonely and scary. But i always enjoyed the game even tho i never grew up with it. Thank you for listening to my ramblings, I hope you have a nice day.
I have a bright future ahead of me, plans, ideas, connections.. but listening to this music, and for whatever reason the background perfectly captures the nostalgia as well, I want to go back in time. I know we can all do great things, and have huge amounts of potential, but the simplicity and memories that result from this are unmatched. Late nights playing xbox360 with my cousin, early mornings where it is so dark and snowy, the only thing I can see out of the window is the dim light issuing from the lamp across the street. Family dinners with cousins, while the adults talked, we would be downstairs playing COD, Minecraft, Halo and whatever else we could convince our parents to purchase for us. The music of Minecraft is again, beautifully simple, I can remember hearing each one of these songs, each brings more memories than the previous one. One especially strong memory I have is sledding with my cousin, we had gotten up at dawn to go across the street to a park and sled down the steep hill that was there. We were at it for maybe 2-3 hours until another set of storm clouds came blowing over the horizon. My aunt had come out of the house to tell us to come back inside, as me and him walked back across the street to his house we looked up at the looming wall of black, snow laden storm clouds. Reaching the warmth of the house, we shrugged off our snow clothes and showered, changing into more comfortable sweatpants and t-shirts. My aunt had made us hot chocolate and we sat down at the table to drink it. The table was next to a sliding glass door that opened onto their patio, but it gave us a fantastic view of the storm approaching us. As a 7-8 year old, I remember being in awe as one minute, the tall mass of black clouds covered the whole sky, the next, snow came down so thick and fast, we could not see out of the windows. As we grow up we have had to deal with all of the challenges life throws at us, school, interacting with people, our individual challenges, etc. slowly, almost imperceptibly, we loose our childhood. We dont know we no longer have it until its completely gone. I was doing homework when I came across this video, i hovered over it and listened to the music for a second, then I clicked on it. There is a similar storm that I can see out of my bedroom window right now, and that, in combination with this music, shot me through with such a strong set of past memories, I could do nothing but sit at my computer, occasionally looking out the window, but mostly looking at this perfect background shot and listening to the music. I dont know how, but for almost 15 minutes, I felt like a child again. I may not know how each of you watching this video and reading this comment feel exactly, but I understand the common memories of childhood awe and joy that we all share. I understand how it feels to realize you are no longer a child, and I know how powerful nostalgia is, as for only a minute or two, we get to relive our childhood. It seems so sad to loose that, but I think it is a natural thing. While we may never be able to go back in time and experience all of these games and memories and people and places and everything that makes being a child so awe inspiring, we can push forward. We are the rising generation, and I think that we have the power to fix this weird world of ours. I think we need to fix it, and preserve it, so that the next generation and generations can experience their childhoods and learn the same things we did. We may never regain our innocence, but we can protect that of others. I challenge you who are reading this comment, to keep pushing forward no matter what, to try and uplift those around you, to protect and care for those you love, to constantly better yourself. We must have hope that while we cannot return to what once was, we may still preserve it, and allow others to have it. We are the makers and preservers of the future, we must accept that role, and do it with all of our strength and ability. My fellow brothers and sisters, I think we got this, I in fact, know that we got this, we have to have this, otherwise the world will fall further into disarray and chaos. We cannot let that happen, I believe in you, we all believe in you.
I've been playing since 2012. My dad introduced me to it, and those were the most fun years of my life, now things are mostly just a hassle. Some days I go back to those old Minecraft versions, whether its on my pc, or my old Xbox360 or PS3, I still go through those worlds me and my brother would play. All the nostalgia just floods back in those moments, and I can't help but cry a little bit.
I miss playing minecraft with my siblings or friend's, it brings back good memories, like how me and my friends would call and play minecraft, or how i asked my sibling to play with me, and we always built stuff together and stuff, and i still remember i have to visit my dog lol. I played from 2014-2017 but, i miss back then it was the best, and it brings back good memories, but its not really the same anymore......
Helping my little cousins learn Minecraft is something that gave me a big purpose in life. Im doing my best to find something thats simply me, but i dont find it easy to just simply exist
i’m crying rn, cuz me and my sister have played minecraft together for at least 9 years. and now she’s gunna be moving out and going to college. so many core memories. i love her sm.
The game takes a lot of time and I got too much work from college. But some day, I just want a day to myself, where I just don't have to think about work for once and just play some Minecraft alone. Besides that, good luck to what everyone else is working on.
I remember being 11 years old, playing Minecraft in my cottage until dawn- I'd never get off the game; my grandparents had to persuade me. Eventually I convinced my grandfather to start playing with me, and he became great at it... We did so many cool things: defeated the wither, the ender dragon, found diamonds, and this music holds a special place in my heart. It's been two years since he died. I'm 14 now. I really miss him.
I'll play Minecraft about once a year in November to december, and I do it simply for the music. I find my way out into the snowy biom, and there is something about the atmosphere that gives me a sense of malaise as the year ends and i create a shelter, a home, a temporary space to think about life.
I grew up in a snowy and rural area and it would always be a vibe playing this game with friends on a winter night, snow piling up, hoping for a snow day the next day to stay home from school. Id build a house in the snowy biom too so it felt like home to me and it was just so cozy and the inner sanctum of your own little childhood world. good times.
This reminds me of my days in Middle school when i had my PS3 and id play minecraft on there with my buddies before the worlds became infinite and they had those underwater palaces. I miss those simpler days.
I am 21 years old now, but i still feel like a kid. Yet, i yearn for the times i had like these, playing this game. I remember so many houses, so many perfect building spots, the drowned that got stuck in a boat with a gold helmet alongside a chicken, whos names i gave them ive forgotten. I remember beating the dragon, getting a full set of diamond, and then later, netherite. I remember my plans that i never got too because, after a few weeks of playing bedrock on my phone alone and doing not much else, i would get bored and quit. I remember always searching for spruce, my favorite wood, and pairing it with stone bricks for every build. Placing torches everywhere around my build so mobs couldnt spawn close, labelling my chests and organizing them, getting a dog and a cat just to have them sit in one place for me to greet every time i would log on. I remember when i tried minecraft for the first time, my mom renting the disk for me and my brother from a redbox and us trying it on her boyfriends xbox. I remember explaining to him the "point" behind the game. I remember all the creative worlds i built, some just to test redstone contraptions before i dared build them in survival, others that i would set to always be dark and stormy, and build cozy places to immerse myself in when i got sad. So many memories. So many wonderful memories.
Nothing. And I mean NOTHING will be able to convey the same ethereal masterpiece that c418 created with this album. True respect to Minecraft and this man for making millions of childhoods across the globe
I will never grow old of my nephews and nieces explaining minecraft to me like they explain all games to old people when I was literally playing it for years before they existed. my version of "we had to walk up hill both ways" is me trying to explain to them what we had to do in order to play multiplayer online for the first time.
This music is so nostalgic, reminiscing about the days as a child where I would explore minecraft with no worries and overall just peaceful gaming. I would do anything to go back…
I do think that everyone of us wishes to travel back in time and repeat all the good memories we have made through our childhood. And its not bad to admit that you agree, it just shows how you really love the old days of being a child with free time and lots of friends❤
I think throughout my life even when I was 6 or 7 I'd feel this sense of loss whenever I reflected on my memories. Walking in my mom's room in my old house wandering around, with light everywhere and seeing a picture of me when I was younger made me cry. I didn't know why. But at least Minecraft has always been there, it's connected me with friends and family, and looking back on it now I can't help but feel wistful and nostalgic for it. Now I'm too scared to ask my friends to play, short story rambling here but one of my friends started a small Minecraft server from one of my jokes. They spent 2 weeks preparing it, it was laggy and clunky but we had fun. It was a year ago but it was right before my mental health hit it's bottom. One of the better memories wish I could relive. Watching the sunset and building on it was wonderful. I'm probably rambling now but I feel as though i haven't quit just yet.. I'm just scared I suppose. I'm still probably too young to understand the world yet, without the expanse of experience. I should probably make those experiences good ones now. I miss Minecraft
i feel you, i dont understand you entirely but i do understand the deep feeling of missing what was, and wanting to be there again, minecraft had such an impact on so many people and i remember so many of my younger self’s diary entries being about minecraft because back when i had less solid friendships, it was all i had, a few online friends, my brother and cousins and minecraft. also side note but ur writing is really good, really eloquent
Just keep on struggling on your journey kid, everything changes and continues to change, so you can trust that you'll always move past whatever you're dealing with in the present
Minecraft wasn´t my childhood, I didn´t play online, I didn´t even played that much. But somehow, I still remember some moments in my solo world, so clear. The houses I built, traveling far, the sunsets, the caves, the long nights, the sound of heavy rain while crafting in a small hut, discovering biomes or just chilling. And then, returning days later, the end of a long endeavour, the sensation of feeling at home while one of these masterpieces played in the background, without even knowing the value of that moment. I doubt any other game can do that.
The feeling of creating your world for the first time, discovering the objective of the game was so good, and we didn't even have to worry about anything just school, that was so good. Today I'm going to high school, I played this game when I was 3/4, and to this day I don't regret having entered the world of screens at that age, yes, I played this game when I was very young but that's not my thing childhood, I think it only improved her. I love Minecraft so much. I think we all want to go back in time just to relive that feeling, all of us, even if it's impossible, we would do anything just to relive those moments of joy..
yea dude people in the comments are like “i’m 24 with a job now i miss the good old days” you know how many people in their 20s still play mc LMAOOO like bro PLAY IT
0:06 - all of my friends grew up, I did too, and Minecraft became less of a priority as school and Roblox started to take over. I've been revisiting the game often though, and it's still as amazing as I remember from my childhood
I haven’t played Minecraft by myself for myself in years. I don’t really play any game anymore other than what my brother can rope me into playing. I’ve been seeing a lot of videos with titles like this recently, I feel like they can genuinely ruin my day. I’m not very happy with how my life has turned out and I already have a really big problem with living in the past so seeing these sometimes brings me right over the edge and I’m bawling. I wish with all my heart I could go back to who I was when I played minecraft, maybe make some different choices. Keep in touch with friends I love that I’ve lost, steered clear of some others tht left me worse off. Maybe it all would be the same regardless. I know it’s not worth thinking about since you can’t change the past, but just for a second sometimes it’s nice to imagine things could have gone better for a different version of me.
I'm the same way, not really sure on when and where everything went wrong and I always wish I could go back to change everything or at least one thing. hope you're doing ok 💜
I remember getting home from school every day, so exited to play the Halloween mashup pack with my sister. We would pretend we were stuck in a mystical world, and tried to get out. I wish I could relive those moments. Good things don’t last forever.
i started playing in 2014. I'll never forget my brother showing me everything, and we would play non-stop all the time. One day he finally got it for the Xbox, the one with the minigames and tutorials. I just wish i could experience that one last time. We had so many worlds, listening to this music in the background. Now that I'm typing this, no my brother is not dead, very much alive, but he moved on, and I'm not sad about that, I'm just sad about not being able to relive those memories. I was very young, and I just wish i could do the same now. This music is one of the greatest songs I'll ever hear in my life, and I will always remember it when i grow old.
I stopped playing when I lost my friend. We grew into different people and didnt see eye to eye anymore as adults. We both had trauma to heal from and insecurities to work on. I don't think we can repair what we had, but thats okay. I can't play it by myself anymore. I was the miner. I would go and explore and if needed to deep dive a cave she would come with me. But she was the crafter. She was the one to design our houses and stables and beaches. Our turtle ponds and our cliffside mines. We worked so well together. I try to play it by myself or on servers, but its just not the same. But the music... The music always reminds me of the good times. I'm sad that we can no longer make mote together, but I'm so greatful that they happened.
I still go back to MC from time to time. It was a huge part of my life during high-school. Back when the Xbox 360 version dropped, our classroom made a server where we built our own city where everyone could build anything they wanted. We had a baseball stadium, a hotel, a fast food store, multiple shops for items, our own currency even. WE built that... but it's 2024 and they aren't there anymore. Most of them have stopped playing games all together. We don't see each other anymore and have gone in different directions in life. And now playing the game doesn't feel as magical. Everytime i boot it up i get reminded of the town. The memories of a golden era that will never come again start flooding in and i cant enjoy my time. I cant stop thinking of that utopia we created. The town that no longer has its citizens.
I haven't stopped. I never will. Minecraft is a game that shaped the lives of thousands of people, and I was no exception. Looking back, I have so many fond memories, from my first tamed wolf to the first time I beat the Dragon. I also remember the Minecraft UA-camrs of my childhood, such as PopularMMOS, DanTDM, and StampyLongNose. It saddens me to know that time isn't infinite and slips by just as fast as it comes. It seems that only yesterday I was chilling on the carpeted floor, watching Minecraft videos without a care in the world. Alas, time waits for no one, and went on by. I hold on to these memories of a simpler, happier time in my life.
I was so happy searching for the perfect spot to settle down. I always prefered to built a biiig villa at islands or at the beach. I remember playing it with my cousins every single weekend, which I now haven’t seen since 3 years. I miss them. My heart warms up thinking about 13-year-old me beeing the happiest version of me that ever has existed. Thank you Mojang for giving us this part of childhood.
Back in the days of covid, my friend group of 4 people would hop on our shared minecraft world every night. We would all go on a call and have so much fun. I didn’t realize how special it was back then, because now, our friendship is all broken apart with no point of return. I’m sad, but i’m glad that it happened and turned out this way, because it gave me these memories and a chance to become a better person. Thinking back though, We had such a good time together. Cherish your memories, life goes by so fast.
I played Minecraft for around 7 years before I finally set aside my controller for good, I remember finding happiness adventuring through the oceans and climbing over mesas just to find that perfect spot to settle down in. I would spend hours at a time building and finding peace and comfort in it, but never would I have though the music would have such an impact on my life. When the first song started, memories came flooding back to me. My gosh, life was so simple back then.
I’ll never forget my first house in minecraft. I set up on a cliffside and made a large, almost bridge like building completely out of dirt. Maybe once every few years i’ll break the old 360 out and walk around the old worlds. Seeing the sites, signs, and builds my friends and I made as kids. I never stopped loving minecraft, but after a while it just doesn’t feel the same…
I played with about 4 friends on 1 world, one of them I met online and I've been friends with for about 5 years now, maybe more. 2 of them don't play often, 1 of them do, but we started drifting. now my online friend has disappeared and hasn't said anything. Last I heard from her was when she was doing an "experiment" to see if she would pass out if she didn't go to sleep. I miss playing minecraft, and I miss talking to her.
Man I started playing in 2010 and 2011 and this brings back some lovely memories and bittersweet moments. I always got lost in my worlds like I'd start playing at noon then I'd check the clock and it was midnight. Wouldn't it be great if we could travel back in time and relive these memories? Carefree childhood where you could play the game the entire day? Always finding new and exciting things while you play? Now i can't play the game more than 5 minutes without getting bored. Where did the time go...
Thank you Minecraft for making my childhood, I don't see myself sticking around for much longer so hopefully when I'm gone I fall into a forever dream where I get to relive my childhood and Minecraft all over again for the rest of eternity.. unfortunately I don't think that's how it works, but its a pretty dream
sorry, I know im a month late. i shouldn't be making a selfish request, but would it kill you to stick around a little while longer? for me you and everyone else who's at their limit
"The nostalgic sounds of old Minecraft can change a man, but there is nothing but memories of the times you had with friends, the community, and family. Those memories you need to hold on to the new ones, as they may be your last. "
I'm not a minecraft player, but listening to this, and thinking of how different things were back then... it made me break down in tears. I yearn for simpler times again.
I have Mined and craft for 8 years...... I guess I ended my journey as I ended my relationships with multiple friend groups. Ah the memories I do wish I can go back to when it was perfect but I've lost my touch with the game, I have done so much that there is nothing left I do infact crawl back to wanting to play again but then its only for a few days or weeks even...... I guess I miss it even more since the loss of Technoblade.. I think I will return soon and when I do i will do my best to always want to play it.
i stopped because everyone grew up and i was only left nothing new happened for a while 10 years later i come back to my oldest server and… it’s just a shell of old old memories and nostalgia …i would give anything to be a kid again
I have been playing Minecraft for over, well 9 years. I've been through a lot of pure joyful and beautiful moments in this game, I had a lot of friends, I enjoyed every single second, minute, hour, day just playing. I had a ton of single player worlds, but I loved playing on servers, with friends, or genuinely random people.I had my special Minecraft magazine that I bought in the store often, I had my favorite server too, I would go on it every single day, everyone would greet me, ask how it's going, what's up etc. It was a truly perfect server, you didn't even see cheaters, toxic people, nothing of that sort to be seen. The minigames gave me pure joy, bedwars, skywars, paintball, it didn't have many minigames like most modern servers do, hell the server wasn't really popular, although it just had a different type of atmosphere to it, it didn't need to be popular at all. There was less or more than 100 players active everyday and that was quite frankly enough. The server had rules that everyone obliged, rule breakers were seen, but punished fairly and how they were supposed to, it also had a good anti-cheat. I heard about this server from my cousin, when I was about 4-5 years old, I started playing the server in that age too, generally started playing Minecraft. The first Minecraft that I played was demo Minecraft, because I told my dad that I really wanted this game, so he searched all day until I came back and he told me that, he got the game that I wanted so bad. My eyes filled with joy and a big smile got on my face by itself. Even though I had limited time on the demo, I built my first ever house, found my first ever diamonds, killed my first monster and many many other things. Then I found cracked Minecraft, where I could finally play on the server that my cousin recommended me. I spent a lot of time on that server, I was recognizable and people liked me. Some of my friends of course had to go and leave the server, forever. It was sad to see them dissapear one by one, and to think that I will have to go one day like them too was heartbreaking to me. Then, the day finally came, I had to leave the server. Couple months after my goodbye, the server got an update. When I went to check it out I saw the playercount on survival drop to 1-2 players. (I was mainly playing classic survival minecraft) I got hit with nostalgia, nothing could bring me back those days, I cried, a lot, you just can't hold your emotions when you remember the good time that you had on this. (Hell Im even tearing up while writing this) Then the newer versions started coming, it's not a bad thing, but I just started to feel, burned out. I don't like how drastically Minecraft has changed now and honestly this was one of the reasons I left. I left, because single player was no longer fun to me, my favorite server got literally empty, it looked to me like the end of my Minecraft era, and so it was. I even remember Minecraft story mode, one hell of a fun game, sadly, it bankrupted and also went down the drain. Despite all this, I love Minecraft and the community that just wants to make the game fun for themselves and for others. If you've read all of this, genuinely, thank you. Thank you mostly to the creator of this channel, that you made this video, that reminded me of these good times once again. I hope you have a good rest of your day or night.
stopped playing often due to having other games to play but i return to this masterpiece every now and then, cant let something this magical die just yet
“For every man who places his last block,
there is a young boy out there placing his first.”
Alright, i almost cried on this
So what your saying is life is minecraft
@@izacvargas9057 Life... is roblox.
I felt this
My soul cried
I often think of two houses built by my daughter and me, side-by-side, back when she was little and still wanted to play games with Dad. She's a teenager now and plays online games with her friends instead, but somewhere in the ether, on a faraway plain in Minecraft, those two houses still stand side-by-side -- empty but not quite forgotten.
That’s so sweet tho. I wish my dad was as cool as youu
Damn this one hit deep
is the world still okay or it got deleted
This really opened my eyes, this had to be the sign to play with my dad more and quit being selfish
It’s never empty, it’s just hidden inside your and your queens heart. I Hope that two houses will light up again from its darkness 🙏
“You never quit Minecraft, you just take really long breaks.”
-Mojang
Honestly I never stopped playing, I love Minecraft. I just never have the time to play anymore, growing up all I ever wanted to do was play Minecraft but now that I’m older I want to focus on my future, like school, work, and this girl I fell in love with. I’m not the best person in the world, I’m not the smartest nor am I the most successful. But that’s okay, you don’t have to be perfect. You just have to be you.
Facts, I've started back Minecraft a few days ago with my friends, but we're all grown up now and it's not like the old days, I had to put the game aside to focus on life a little but then I remembered that the account I had for Minecraft was a gift, and I wanted to use it some more instead of it being abandoned forever, I remember when I used to play Bed-wars and Survival with my friends from 8:00 PM all the way to 6:00 AM the next day, it was fun and I missed doing that but now I can no longer play the game that long since I don't have that much time on my hands again
true i play new version but upgraded to 360 and i feel old and young again playing it
damn this is so true. i dont play for months and then suddenly i want to play everyday and the cycle repeats
-Notch
The new Minecraft songs are good, but they don't carry the caveat of being painful to listen to at specific moments of your life. Those build character.
Exactly. I feel the same about them
Yeah, the same. I miss those sounds. 😔
The only songs that are good are from kumi tanioka but they should just us an option to turn on and off specific songs
@@kuilMy fav from Lena is Infinite Forest, that is the only one of her songs I truly adore
nah nah nah pigstep is baller, but i lenas music doesnt have the same chill vibe that a lot of C418's did@@kuil
My husband passed away 2 months ago. Of the many beautiful and amazing things he gave and showed me in our 6 years together, one of them was Minecraft. Hell, he built all the houses in all of my worlds. I can’t wait to play with our kids when they get a little older.
I love you Daniel John. Now and always my love. I miss you.
my condolences truly. if i were to lose the one i love right now, i'd know it would be extremely hard. we've done practically everything together. please take care of yourself and your children!
omg these comments are gonna make me cry
God bless you and Daniel..
It’s a really sad day for rain
In between tears I gotta ask, how does one end up with two first names?
"2020-2023 was crazy?!? Dude, Its 2014! Lets go make a new world!"
Oh how I wish all of this was a dream and one day we’d wake up from it. But I guess it’s just how life is
@@Duckl0rrrr whatever its time get back . 2020 will coming back again
we aren’t such simple minds and simple goals and this song reminds me of those days in 2014 you’re spot on
i miss 2014 when, before high school
@@nooneloveslgbtqI can just do an emergency alert the day Covid was discorceredn
if you're a 2015-2016 player like me, this hits hard
Yep 2013
Beta 1.6 lad here. I remember all the new features being added all the time, and all the major overhauls to biomes (and new ones), generation of trees and what have you, then the addition of temples and the End and everything else.
I still make it a point to boot it up on my console to work on my item sorter once a month and see what other new things they've added. (At least Redstone doesn't break every update now, eh?)
Never let your memories fade. While some of them make your heart *ache*, remember that the future is what you make of it. Things are more complicated now, sure. But you don't have to stop playing games you love, making new memories with friends and loved ones.
To this day I still play Red Alert 2 and Tiberium Sun.
Never let go, friends.
@@coffeebuild1995 me too :|
Hi 2014-2016
2012-Today for me..
We played, we tried
We laughed, we cried
We succeeded, we died
We respawned and thrived
From the zombies, to the endermen
From the skeletons, to the pigmen
From the spiders and creepers
And from those annoying griefers
From the biome of jungle to sands
To the mushrooms and other obscure lands
From the snow and ice
To the swamps which never looked too nice
From the moments with friends we’ll cherish
From a time we hoped Herobrine would perish
From the great animations
To the UA-cam sensations
Along with those musical incantations
I thank Mojang for creating my childhood
Much better than just ‘good’
I think I speak for everyone here
When I say this is not game of the year
It’s the game of the century
As it offered us plenty
And these memories will never leave
Just like the thought of first playing as Steve
So I say close your eyes
And listen to the music with surprise
As your memories of Minecraft where once apart
But now can be fixed like a broken heart
In order to find your memories core
You must go back to the world of Minecraft once more
And defeat the Ender Dragon one last time
As the sweet sounds of your childhood begin to chime
One last thing, for me to say
Which would be, have a nice day
Also for you to never forget this game
Nor the journey that came
As apart of that journey was the end
Quite literally, not pretend
Just like this poem, which I hope you all read
As I would love it if this poem and this game is remembered once I’m dead.
thank you for reading my poem spread this and make people feel and see their memories and chime their day and also childhood one wise man says the memory you Cherise will never go Un banish a true Minecraft player has one thing is their hearts a beautiful fire that lit their kindness and make them shine more beautiful than the stars i hope this made ur day it would mean a whole lot to me have a nice minecraft day :)
Beautiful.
Thank you and your gift is quite amazing.
Thank you for the poem my guy
Absolutely beautiful.
Beautiful (i didnt read it)
*Well its enough to make a grown man cry.*
I stopped because I didn't have my friends to play with me anymore. I was deployed out to sea a couple years back and we played a lot while in the middle of the ocean to pass the time. The guy I used to play with passed away, took his own life years later. The other guy...not sure. I hope he's well. Mazza if you're reading this, miss you buddy. I remember when you made that elevator and underwater palace in Survival Mode.
I almost cried
This is enough to make a grown man cry. And that's ok.
Ghey
Same things make us laugh, make us cry...
Awh. That’s sad. ❤
the first time i ever played minecraft, the only dangerous mobs were zombies, there was no hunger bar, no nether, and really limited materials. this really brings me back.
OG player! Thanks for sharing
I last played minecraft in 2012, but I still remember my first world, I think zombies dropped feathers, and the OG "oah" damage sound
I've been playing since 1.1.2 @@e.g.o.m.e
You're are a true Minecraft veteran
and eating porkchop could help you survive the void indefinitely lol
I used to play it a lot with my son, but he's grown and doing his own family thing now. My youngest and I play one in a while, but it's becoming less and less.
I play on my own every-so-often, but it's not the same playing it now. Also, it causes heartache playing on the world my son and I first made in August 2012 (prior to Creative Mode), as it feels empty now an like an era gone by...
"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." -Dr. Suess
Hold on to those fond memories :) Your kiddos will always remember those times with you.
bittersweet 😭 I don’t wanna grow up
So unbelievably relatable. So many pixelized memories on world's that will never again see the light of day. Literally lived that game, was such a ginormous facet of my life. So many memories, it hurts so bad to play.
As a kid who grew up on Minecraft, one thing I always wanted my dad to do with me was play videogames . The era may be over but the impacts it had are long lasting. It’ll make the return even more special. And hey why not set up a server that way you guys can hop on whenever you’re free and build? That way you don’t have to have aligned schedules all the time but can still know the other is virtually right next to you.
aweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee margotttttttttttttt!!!!!
I wish I could have enjoyed myself a little more back then. The late 2000s / early 2010s era of the world was truly something special.
Hey uhh... mabye rethink 2000's and go to 2002's yk uh i think yk
@@LilLighterr Mate, maybe get back in school.
@@ElliotCElliotson bruh why you getting so hostile and I’m still in school And I’m talking about 9/11 2000’s we’re not that good k but FR don’t be hostile even though I never said anything rude or offensive to make you pissed off
@@LilLighterr 2000-2002 is not the late 2000s, basic math my guy. Hence why I suggest that you go back to school.
How do I go back if I’m still in school
You never stop playing Minecraft. You only take longer breaks ❤️😭
REAALL
True and literally couldn't be easier said. The time between breaks also 2x for me every time.. A non stop multiplier..
That is straight facts
That is right... Until you dont...
It is known
"We didn't know we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun..." To all of my fellow Minecrafters these memories we all long for are now a figment of the past it is important that we move on, but don't forget. Try to make every day a little bit better for yourself and someone else and you'll rediscover that joy.
Why the past? Minecraft is still constantly releasing updates and events, why would anyone put it down?
@@chegadesuade you are right partially, but it's not the same anymore. we've grown up.
@@srtiddles3921 I get that, I've put down some games that made incredible memories for me, it's hard to play them after their best days have gone by. I put Minecraft down for years but recently picked it back up with friends, they're keeping it nicely updated and it's always fun playing it online with friends
I... Don't know anymore... I feel like if i were to drop dead tomorrow, no one would care, not my parents, not my friends, not the very small amount of people i truly care about, no one in my life would give a second thought... I cried listening to this, and yet i still feel dead inside
Why am i venting in a comment section of a minecraft song's video? I feel good about it too which is weird
It's beautiful to think that such a simple game has impacted so many of us. At its core, Minecraft is a game that is meant to be shared. That's why we hold the memories so close to us. It wasn't about getting diamonds or defeating the ender dragon, it was about making memories with friends.
After my sister died I remember playing Minecraft alone and I broke down ugly crying to subwoofer lullaby. I remember playing with her when I first got it in 2012 and it took me straight back in time like I had never aged , and most importantly that she was still there
I'm really sorry. Reach out to your friends. They will be there for you.
My condolences. I agree with the guy above me, stay close to your loved ones. They will help you through it!
I’m sorry for your loss
You’ll always have those memories
I lost my brother and it took me back to when he was so excited when it first came out. I remember playing with him and it’s some of my fondest memories Minecraft in particular:)
I honestly think Schlatt said it best; the music is truly what keeps me coming back to this game. These songs are bedsheets taught with the weight of memories. On their own, they're deceptively simple. Someone who's never heard them before will likely find them relaxing and interesting. But to us, the players who grew up with this game, these songs are the soundtrack to halcyon. In our minds they trigger a scattered movie, a frantically edited compilation of profound memories we've all shared as children. Late nights building alone. Joyful afternoons waiting for friends to hop on Xbox Live. Massive server events, playing minigames with my sister. Staying up late to watch minecraft videos, hiding my iPod under the pillow when my parents came in. A massive, sweeping web of interconnectedness that for many was an introduction to the comfort and solidarity of internet-based communities. Real, tangible friendships and relationships connected by a bridge of blocks and code.
Honestly, there's nothing to be said about this incredible game. It's more than a game. It's a means to experience. There is nothing anyone could say to properly convey the impact that this game has had. And, quite frankly, I like that. Some things aren't meant to be explained. Some things are just better off experienced, like these beautiful songs. I will always hold minecraft closer to my heart than any other game. I may stop playing, years from now, but these songs will NEVER leave the nostalgic annals of my mind. Life is filled with grief. Little grief for a smashed bug or the end of recess. Big grief for the death of the family dog or a tragedy in the city. This music is the grief of childhood. The longing for no responsibility, no pressures, a life of pure bliss, surrounded by friends and family and a world ripe for exploring. In this world we've built for ourselves, all of those things must one day fade away. Some lose them while they're still alive. Others keep them until their deathbed. One day, in some way or another, the grief of this music will mean absolutely nothing. Chaos wins. But, until then, I hope that I can carry these notes with me for the rest of my life, and I hope that they can score every accomplishment, every downfall, and every little moment of love that comes to be.
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I haven't checked my yt notifications in a while, thank you guys for all the love! i very much enjoy writing and nothing is more satisfying to me than properly conveying a poignant experience to others. i appreciate all of your kind words!! cheers friends, and keep living your lives block by block.
Absolutely beautiful and heartfelt comment, I am amazed by how well you wrote this.
I want you to study literature and philosophy.
Reading your beautifully written comment turned my heart up and down for a moment, for all those memories were flooding into my soul again at this very moment.
I will cherish them until i meet my demise, because holding the remembrance of your childhood or teens in your heart is what makes you really an adult imho.
It also eases the pain of death, as your past, filled with these treasures of soul and mind, are the epitom of a life of tranquility and fulfillment.
I don't usually leave comments, yet alone find a commenter who writes something that resonates so much with my experience - and heck I kind of stumbled into this video via rando recommendation- But man what a pleasant comment that was to read. You captured all the nuances of growing up with this game so well! I even have a younger sister I played mc with yeaaars ago, so you really struck a cord with me. Lot's has happened in my life since I stopped playing consistently, and from your comment I could imagine a lot of us are alike in that regard. Anyways I suppose I just wanted to say thanks - You just made my evening! ^V^
This comment is beautifully moving. thank you❤
This was a nice read. Wish I could write as nice as this without confusing myself during the process
I never played minecraft with someone but just the thought of how happy I were back then, broke me down everytime
Hey, can we play Minecraft together please :(
There's literally nothing stopping you playing now...
Nostalgia is a sickness my friends. These lovely games, although they may never feel as special as they did before, have had a wonderful part in our beautiful lives. It’s time to move on to do great things. Some will do nothing, some will try and fail, but it’s all so beautiful in the end. Never give up. The boat of life has many views, each one breathtaking
thanks man, well said
A poem crafted with the ink of nostalgia, and the pen of the heart.
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Thanks man
Well said my friend! 💓
Life wasn’t too much back then, didn’t have many friends at all.
But it was all peaceful and simple
I still dont have many friends :(
@@Brekbo7826 You don't need many friends. One is enough even.
Same for me
It was perfect
Life was amazing it was truly a simpler time x box 360 was crazy if you got one and an x box one was damn near unheard of unless you were rich you would come home play these games and sadly take these small things for granted while I still have plenty of my life ahead of me it pains me to know this isn’t a movie where I can rewind I pray that within my lifetime that somehow tech can advance just so I can watch and see all of my old memories of a truly better time and for the first time ever be at ease but only time will tell and till then all we cans do is instead of being sad that it’s over we need to be happy that it happened
I stopped playing Minecraft when my sisters moved out. I have 2 older sisters and Minecraft on our PS3 was the only way we really bonded and got along together.
Because they were a couple years older than me and I was their annoying little brother I went most of my formative years being avoided by them unless we three were playing Minecraft together.
Now that we all have our own lives, I ended up being the only one to still have our old consoles and its a bitter sweet feeling to go back on our old worlds and see what our creative bonding was like.
I'll never get that time with my siblings again, and I cherish the memories I have with my sisters from when I was young.
I want you all to realise something with me. I know how hard it is to let go of your childhood, but remember - this is really just the beginning. You have only just completed the tutorial in the game that is life! There's no reason to be upset, friends. You have the whole rest of your life ahead.
I know it's important to think back to those good memories of peace and innocent joy, but don't forget to look ahead at what you are yet to experience. We all wish we could have realised how important our childhood was whilst experiencing it - so apply this to the rest of your life.
Have an amazing day, whoever takes their time to read this.
well said
The tutorial for life was awful and needs some serious patches 😅
Thank you for this comment 🫂
@@urielflores9978 of course 🫂💝
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One heart from me One for my son who absolutely loved this game and I lost many years with n now he’s a teenager, and One heart just for the amazing comment, I believe this was already said but, “well said” very well said, I hope you have an extremely blessed rest of your game aka life
I haven't felt true happiness in so long.
This is sad because it's truthful for most, I hope things get better for you
That because true happiness isn’t real. The only people that are truly happy are children and dogs, but that’s only because of their innocence. I’d recommend finding peace and happiness in many little moments, rather than one big “true happiness”. Many little happy things are what make a happy life.
@@ShrmpGng well, that’s just wrong. You can be happy, and you can find satisfaction in life. Don’t be cynical. It’s hard, really hard, and trust me I know better than anyone, but you have to keep trying. It won’t last forever. You must keep going.
We push forward my friend. Until we can be happy.
same
@willsmack-nw2qf
I remember building a farm, an underground secret home, mines, the beds we put together side by side, the warm fire place and how even tho we've spent the whole day together, we'd still spend the night laughing and telling one another how much we love each other. Growing up often means growing apart. I guess it's just what happens
Omg same ❤❤❤
@BanandaMonkey1 same
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I didn’t realize how fast these years would pass. I wish I could’ve taken some of these moments in. It was always the small things that would hit different
i wish i recorded everything :(
Such is life my friend, such is life.
real
Real
As i read these comments i realize that minecraft is not just a video game, its an emotion, everyone was playing it with their loved ones and for some reason the story always seems sad, either they went seperate ways or just grew up. So yes each and every single track, every single note from minecraft tickles my brain with every emotion and existensial crisis. Time flies away really fast minecraft keeps memories.
Fr
you deserve more likes, this is so true
all over the world is same
all over the world is same
I always used to play Minecraft with my dog next to me. Now, every time I play Minecraft, I always need to have a room or something dedicated to her. She was one of my best friends, and I'm so happy I got to share some of my favorite moments with her. Such a silly little block game with such big and important memories.
awwww this is making me cry ! i never really played games with my dog but every game i make of minecraft, i either make a tiny grave for my dog chewy or even a small room for him :))
Those afternoons with my friend George and his Xbox 360, we watched how to build houses from famous movies, how to kill the dragon, we played Minecraft on his iPad on the way to school... Now he's already working and I'm in college, our paths separated since high school, but I still have good memories
how sad story is it 😥😥 Are you still out of touch with him?
@@박춘배1호팬 yeah, He made his life and he's already an adult....and he moved to another city...and actually I'm having a hard time with the career...so yeah....and... Idk, could send him a message but I mean
..to talk about what? or I don't know I feel like a stranger
you probably both have pcs or consoles. I think a lot of us veteran gamers forget that we are all still out there missing each other. But when we are free of work and school obligations nothing is stopping us from going back and jumping into a game again. Call him up see if maybe once a week you could game again.
those feelings and emotions can't be returned, be honest with yourself. it's sad but true. just imagine: both of them have already changed their personalities and if they go to discord channel to talk, they will be completely devastated. They literally have no themes to talk and that George is not George, no matter how sad it sounds.@@rpgeek22
so i think, you need just to continue life routine and maybe some day, there will be an event that can feel you like ten years ago or something like that
This song always makes me feel like crying. It reminds me of a time when I had lots of friends, free time, and just felt a lot better about myself and spending time on games. Now a days in college, I struggle with finding the time and will to play games. I miss those times, I wish I could go back in time but I know I will never fully be able to recreate those times.
I feel you. We grow up and life moves on. Some things just have to stay behind and usually games are a part of that.
Hey, so i read this and i'm here to say, Don't give up! do what makes you happy, not others. if you wanna help others, that's good, but don't base your life around helping everyone! Like a wise video documentary once said, "Why do i have to change? Why can't the world just accept me for the way i am and move on?". I also know that if you enjoy your job, you never have to work a day in your life! Remember to stay safe and drink water guy's, peace out.
@@choclaterain3186 Wise words. Thank you, my friend!
I know man. it's okay to be sad though. there is so much to be alive for though! keep working at your obstacles. I guarantee you you will find people to make your life worth living. Don't give up. life has so much for you!
@@Sanguivore NP my friend, remember, you don't gotta be young to have fun. stay safe and byeeeeee :>
I lost my grandmother a year ago, I still remember the day she bought me Minecraft for the Xbox 360. This video brought me back to that time and I honestly bawled my eyes out for a good 10 minutes. I love and miss you Grandma, I just hope I'm turning out to be the decent man you always thought I could be.
I am probably the first one to see your comment, just to make sure that I, even if I don’t know you, I support you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Not too many people have seen this comment, but Sir, I'm sure your making her proud, you seem like a very kind soul and I wish the best for you ❤
you know, when a soundtrack of a game makes you cry, you know it has a special place in your heart, even if you no longer play it
Edit: also listening to these songs when your at a difficult place in life and it just brings back when you had no responsibilities and were care free without problems just makes it so much more sad
Word for word what you said brother or sister 🙏 minecraft brings a lot of nostalgia every generation has their own nostalgia guess ours is minecraft.
These comments hit hard and make me look back in the past and realize how far everything has come.
Real
Minecraft isn’t just a game… it’s a way of life. It really is. Just think about it for a moment, and you’ll see it’s not different from our own realities, and the world we live in everyday. You can literally make anything you do in this life possible in Minecraft in some way, shape, or form. Minecraft reminds us the life we wish to live, and not ever have to worry about anything ever again. It takes us to a place where we can hold onto our dearest memories, and loved ones for all eternity. Thank God for creating a game like this.
man I was in high school in 2016 and was enjoying playing with my friends, we've all grown apart and went our separate ways, moved to different states, etc. Nostalgia can be so painful, the wanderlust of being an inexperienced child before transitioning into adulthood, the excitement of discovering new things as you get older, all of those feelings have come and gone, I long to experience those feelings again in some way.
Same with our group. We are all in different places but thankfully we are still close. Nostalgia can make you sad but damn is it addicting.
wait it’s not 2016 anymore…?
Life is full of adventure, and often times paths cross again. You'll be surprised who comes back into your life down the road :)
Over time, you’ll find new things or experiences with friends to be excited over. You’ll look back on it in a decade and think “man id give anything to go back then” just like you are now. I’d just say try to enjoy the moments while they last and sit in the moments of nostalgia for the past because they are special.
@@guybayliss319 Yeah man, I feel that, likewise. I got married at 19, divorced at 23. Left with nothing in a whole different state with no family or friends, I'm not sitting in pity but I do think about the past a lot, So many good things I let slip away from me.
No feeling in gaming history can top listening to this music when starting a new world. The crunching sound of grass, the hoos and hums of villagers, exp orbs gathering around you once you smelt some iron. Nothing can top it, now and forever.
Personally, I never really wanted to stop, I started in middle school when I got Minecraft for my Xbox and I was beyond excited, I still remember the castle I made up only to discover I made it out of Monster Egg blocks😂, it was nothing but fun, however I began to grow up and other occupants took up more and more of my life and I just got tired of the time it took to build what I want. I lost most of my imagination, and unfortunately lost all motivation, but I hope one day if I have a child who wants to play this, that kid inside me who once loved the game so much will come knocking to come out and show them all the wonder they've explored in their time.
crazy how we can all come together from one common core memory, but all with different unique experiences. i love reading through the comments all the time and to live through someone’s nostalgia for a split moment, as well with nostalgia of my own. ❤
I loved it when it was just a pure fun and amaizing to start a new jorney with friends. After we made our base to inside of the mountain, we realise that one day we gonna kill that EnderDragon. It gave me chills when we went to endworld for the first time. Everybody was so scared about that big dragon. And we laughed to each others so hard at that time. What a good old times we had togehter. Sadly one of our best friends died in cancer in 3 years after that we played togehter. We made him a statue of him holding a diamond sword up in the air and sign says "our Hero". He killed the enderdragon. While we others died.
Rest in peace, He sounded like an awesome dude.
Rest in paradise
rest in peace
God give him and you peace. God bless you!
Rest in peace to your friend dude, i'm so sorry for your loss
Not gonna lie after reading a lot of comments it makes me realize that Minecraft is a nostalgic game. When I was little I’d always play with my friends when I got back from school and I’m grateful for the experiences I’ve gained and so much more and when I feel down I play Minecraft cause of the peacefulness it gives me. Not to long ago my cat passed away and it reminds me of Minecraft cats I still miss you buddy and may god treat you but yea I want people to enjoy everything they have in life cause I for sure took so many things for granted so enjoy things while you still can.
Ah this is bittersweet. I started somewhere in alpha. Im working full time now and im 25 years old. Its been a decade huh. Theres been so much pain and loss but also light, hope and happiness. I wish you guys all the best. If youre parents tried their best please dont forget them and show them some love if they are still here. Time is slipping by as you can see by the age of this game
Hey bro hi,lm 17 even sometimes l miss the past days,btw do you have any advices for me as someone who is adult
Until you learn too be present and in the moment, missing the past never stops no matter how old you get.
@@nva2685 once you realise your living your memories of the past you miss so much in the present you will become very grateful for the little time we have in this life
@@hpini1 it's quite logical bro,but it's in our blood fr.
@@nva2685you better work on your dreams, if you dont have a dream find it, life is a one time opportunity but the youth that youre in right now is much less than that to waste
I started Minecraft around the summer of 2012. The feeling of getting Minecraft on the PS3 was pure excitement because back then everyone wanted the game. Once the game finished downloading I loaded into the game and found myself in a world of blocks and freedom to do whatever I wanted. I would go on to spend hours upon hours working on a new project everyday with my brother bringing what I had in my mind into reality in Minecraft. Life was so enjoyable only thing I had to worry about was Mom calling me to go eat dinner. I played the game so much not realizing these hours were the best years of my life. Now sitting here a depressed teenager left wondering where have the years have gone wanting to go back and feel the happiness I once felt as a kid. I took a break from Minecraft after life got busy and when i returned it wasn’t the same as when I was a kid. I figured I’d lost all the joy I had when playing the game and decided it was time to put the controller down. Thank you Minecraft for giving me the best childhood a kid could have.
I can say the exact same.
Me too broski.
same thing too
beyond real
I used to play Minecraft with my older brother, almost every day. Making huts made of diamond blocks to show off we were "rich" and tamed as many dogs as the world would let us. I would also play with my dad, who taught me everything I know in my world and gave me that happiness of the blocky game. Now everything has changed. I wish I hadn't taken those moments for granted. I do still play Minecraft....but it doesn't have that special feeling like it used to.
I’m jealous of you 😢 I don’t have a brother and a dad ( he died when I was younger) but I can feel your joy I hope you the best of your life ❤❤❤❤
I can tell the music is getting everybody in a melancholic mood while writing the comments. One love y’all.
For me Minecraft as a game never really left me, I have this 2-3 month Minecraft phase yearly and I’m 100% positive I’m not the only one. But something is really and truly gone and I know this for certain when I hear the first two notes of any Minecraft song.
This is me. I randomly get massive urges every year to play it for a couple months. I started playing in 2012 with a couple friends and my brother. Life came and stole me away. Moved around a bit. Worked hard. Got married had kids. Started college. Hadn't played in a REALLY long time.
But believe it or not, I got my wife into playing it after I picked it back up for my couple month binge. We play all the time now. I got my brother and his wife back into playing it. My friend and his wife play it now as well as one of my other old friends from back in high school. It's been just like old times again, but different. We're carving our own new memories and forging ahead.
This music has so much emotion. So much memory attached to it, old and new. I always look forward to playing with my wife especially. We have such a different taste in games so we never really played other games together.
@@nickademus1229 Are you trying to make me cry????
I used to play Minecraft all the time, it was a world of infinite possibilities. I learnt about red stone, commands, mods, textures, maps, coding. I played and had fun for years, but the fun can only last so long when you're having it alone
Friends finally convinced me to play with them after a long time. I didn't like the idea of putting time and effort into a world that would probably just get deleted after a little while, but they said they'd keep the server vanilla and not reset it anytime soon. After a bit of exploring I found a village at the foot of a small mountain, which had spawned one of those temples at the top. I felt pretty inspired so I ended up building up the village. Nice houses for the villagers, beautiful walls, and a giant cathedral at the top of the mountain. I had a lot of fun. And then after three weeks the guy who made the server said he wanted to add mods to the server so he was going to whipe it and restart the server. Pretty much killed any motivation I could ever have to play it again. I don't know, it's just no fun to build sand castles in the tide.
stop playing multiplayer and play solo then
"it's just no fun to build sand castles in the tide" that tide is exactly why you should build those sand castles. the fleeting nature of a moment is what makes it so beautiful. it's what makes life so beautiful. the fact that it's not going to be there forever is what makes the fact that it is there in that moment so special. it's why cherry blossoms are so revered, and it's why our childhood is so special.
embrace the tide, and build those sand castles
@@cynicalgold9992 Actually thats the reason women are so hard to date in this age, they are so temperamental, you cant build on quicksand.
Man.. those years me and my freind playing every day.. Just… Nostalgia. The moment we waited for updates to release late at night.. The moments we laughed… The moments we were proud of our creations.
You cant recreate any of those moments.
They are golden in our mind they are priceless.
Nothing compares to those good times.
I wish I had those memories. Started playing at 1.14. I only joined a friend's server when 1.16 came out. Neither of the other members were on much, so it was basically a singleplayer world you couldn't afk in without a lever. Did what I wanted and, suddenly, keeping the realm open was too expensive for the host, so I'm only ever in my own worlds or Hypixel.
It was rare to be able to voice chat with one of them, let alone both, and, soon, it became my world, since neither had time to be on.
tl;dr : Cherish the memories you have with your friends, online. Some people never got to experience that.
You absolutely can recreate them.
There's literally nothing stopping you playing right now.
You just stop yourself for some weird reason.
I’ve never played minecraft, but I use to watch my brother play it on weekends and this music reminds me so much of those times. I can barely remember, but this music brings it all back. I want to go back. I want to go back.
I know the whole: “Sometimes you never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory” thing is kind of over done by now, but it pains me to think about the friends that I’ve made due to video games, wether it be in person or on parties/games. These people made me who I am today and vice versa, without them and the memories i made with them, i dont know where i would be right now. We would open up to one another, we would support each other, we would laugh hysterically one second and cry on eachothers shoulders the next. I knew these people before they had anything, they were in just as bad a spot as me. I watched them get jobs, quit drugs, get their licenses, get girlfriends, and ultimately, grow up. Meanwhile i cant let go of that past, i think about the dumb arguments and trouble we would get in along with all the other childhood banter that goes with it, every day and every night. It pains me to know I’ll never get to make those memories again, it pains me to know I’ll never have those same conversations, it pains me to know that my childhood was a heaping mess of mixed emotions and mental illness due to actions i took just because of my selfishness, and it pains me to know that I have to go into a UA-cam comment section to vent to the only other people I know will understand. And if you’re reading this, and you do understand, just know theres always time to make a change. i wouldn’t wish what i feel on a daily basis on my worst enemy, let alone someone whos been thru the same..
i may not have been through the same thing, but know this; it's never to late to make memories on a game. or anywhere for that matter. i may not be able to fix your problem, but i can make the healing a bit easier. but it's not to late to have those chats with people again. it's not to late to have fun with your life. do what makes you happy, and make sure to drink water, n that shit, k? Stay safe, and peace out.
Uh, man, I know what are meaning.
In one part of life when your best friends dissolve left you in the past with other good memories, you can't just rotate and start to going in "Brightness future". Every night and day in general you remember your previous life, you really want to say "goodbye" with smile, but in this moment you understood: If see on your life without this past - you have nothing
Almost one year ago I was must to finish my Magic friendship with beautiful person. I could stay, but would be this disrupt my principles. To this day I miss her. I'm guy with strange and hard character and for five years I met only two people who suited me (this was really fantastic coincidences)
And 3 month ago, when my life started little become positive, my second friend say me "our friendship has outlived its usefulness, because of this I finish it". This all after five years. I always be remember nights in GTAV, Minecraft, Apex Legends, RDR2, and other beautiful games
Now I don't have anything expect the past, because now I can't play in 90% of my favorites games because without those people I won't enjoy of game, I will be feel only so lonely
Life is strange
@@largestliner753damn your right life is strange. I hope you the best my friend ❤
The moment you said "open up to eachother" i saw an image of me and my friends playing together and even though that the image has gone from my mind sooner than it came, my heart still skipped a beat and i shed a tear. I can only imagine that the image was when me and my friends were playing having a deep talk and even though it was a mere moment of a vivid image i want to thank you for helping me remember, even if it was for a split second
@@Jamieloolyou start to realize how breif those conversations were after a while, yet it never makes them any less meaningful.
I miss my childhood with my brothers playing. I often drive by the house I grew up in.
i wish i can just forget everything and enjoy MC like the first time again
I really want to experience the feeling of playing minecraft in the first time again
Old minecraft graphic, The first house, The first time growing wheats, The first time feeding a dog, The first time seeing a diamond ore, The villagers, Many old minecraft survival series (not 100 days like now)
I miss it all
Even though I'm bored of minecraft, I still miss those memories.
There is truly something special when you experience you first life in the game. Exploring the unknown world and how everything works. Figuring out the recipes and how to protect yourself from the dangers of the night. It has been 5 years for me but I can still remember those feelings of my first survival world, I wish there was a way to experience the game like this again.
I never really played Minecraft myself growing up, but I always watched my brothers. It was nice to hear them laughing outside my bedroom door, even when it was late at night. I started associating this music with them. All these years later and now it's my turn to pick it up. Sometimes I can get them to play with me when they're home for the holidays and it feels like we're kids again. I miss my brothers. I should have played with them when we were kids. Thanks for the upload, and all the bittersweet memories.
The loneliness of it, the joy I felt playing this game with someone I lost connection with the many memories that linger just sucked the joy out of playing this game.
I still have that world saved and backed up I don't touch it, a time capsule of better times and distant memories that are slowly fading from recollection.
In middle school I remember the first time hearing Minecraft talked about by a friend, no clue what it was at the time. It was early 2011 and I had no concept of what a sandbox or indie game was. Strange to think that this game being so popular, used to be an indie game, and all the UA-cam videos of it had it tagged as such.
I saved lunch money for a week and bought the game. My first couple weeks playing, beds didn't even exist in game yet. I would spend countless hours over the weekends building and exploring, not knowing at the time how many cherished memories I was making then alongside my friends.
Its odd to think this was well over a decade ago...
being since-2012 player, I remember coming to my friend at 7 pm and sitting with him watching a new game for me... it was 1.2.5 minecraft that was just released. His mother called us to the table and then we continued playing... Shiiit I can't hold back the tears and memories, it was awesome. My first house out of diamonds lapis and jack'o lanterns which was blown up by me because I thought it's not possible to save the world. All was new and unexplored, and what now, I open minecraft, running through the world to find a nice place, but it ends in 20 minutes. I just recently realized that nice place is not in the certain minecraft world, it's in the past with old friends and buddies, careless world.
Lived in a boarding school, returned home after 8 years was too broke to have a computer to play but for years i used to always watch youtubers playing, guys like ohtekkers, wadzee,duckio,clavin(rlcraft),grian. I really loved Minecraft even if i never played it, maybe some off brand game or apk minecraft but it was lonely and scary. But i always enjoyed the game even tho i never grew up with it. Thank you for listening to my ramblings, I hope you have a nice day.
Same.
I have a bright future ahead of me, plans, ideas, connections.. but listening to this music, and for whatever reason the background perfectly captures the nostalgia as well, I want to go back in time. I know we can all do great things, and have huge amounts of potential, but the simplicity and memories that result from this are unmatched. Late nights playing xbox360 with my cousin, early mornings where it is so dark and snowy, the only thing I can see out of the window is the dim light issuing from the lamp across the street. Family dinners with cousins, while the adults talked, we would be downstairs playing COD, Minecraft, Halo and whatever else we could convince our parents to purchase for us. The music of Minecraft is again, beautifully simple, I can remember hearing each one of these songs, each brings more memories than the previous one. One especially strong memory I have is sledding with my cousin, we had gotten up at dawn to go across the street to a park and sled down the steep hill that was there. We were at it for maybe 2-3 hours until another set of storm clouds came blowing over the horizon. My aunt had come out of the house to tell us to come back inside, as me and him walked back across the street to his house we looked up at the looming wall of black, snow laden storm clouds. Reaching the warmth of the house, we shrugged off our snow clothes and showered, changing into more comfortable sweatpants and t-shirts. My aunt had made us hot chocolate and we sat down at the table to drink it. The table was next to a sliding glass door that opened onto their patio, but it gave us a fantastic view of the storm approaching us. As a 7-8 year old, I remember being in awe as one minute, the tall mass of black clouds covered the whole sky, the next, snow came down so thick and fast, we could not see out of the windows. As we grow up we have had to deal with all of the challenges life throws at us, school, interacting with people, our individual challenges, etc. slowly, almost imperceptibly, we loose our childhood. We dont know we no longer have it until its completely gone. I was doing homework when I came across this video, i hovered over it and listened to the music for a second, then I clicked on it. There is a similar storm that I can see out of my bedroom window right now, and that, in combination with this music, shot me through with such a strong set of past memories, I could do nothing but sit at my computer, occasionally looking out the window, but mostly looking at this perfect background shot and listening to the music. I dont know how, but for almost 15 minutes, I felt like a child again. I may not know how each of you watching this video and reading this comment feel exactly, but I understand the common memories of childhood awe and joy that we all share. I understand how it feels to realize you are no longer a child, and I know how powerful nostalgia is, as for only a minute or two, we get to relive our childhood. It seems so sad to loose that, but I think it is a natural thing. While we may never be able to go back in time and experience all of these games and memories and people and places and everything that makes being a child so awe inspiring, we can push forward. We are the rising generation, and I think that we have the power to fix this weird world of ours. I think we need to fix it, and preserve it, so that the next generation and generations can experience their childhoods and learn the same things we did. We may never regain our innocence, but we can protect that of others. I challenge you who are reading this comment, to keep pushing forward no matter what, to try and uplift those around you, to protect and care for those you love, to constantly better yourself. We must have hope that while we cannot return to what once was, we may still preserve it, and allow others to have it. We are the makers and preservers of the future, we must accept that role, and do it with all of our strength and ability. My fellow brothers and sisters, I think we got this, I in fact, know that we got this, we have to have this, otherwise the world will fall further into disarray and chaos. We cannot let that happen, I believe in you, we all believe in you.
thank you man :D
thank you. i read this whole thing and it hits hard...
I've been playing since 2012. My dad introduced me to it, and those were the most fun years of my life, now things are mostly just a hassle. Some days I go back to those old Minecraft versions, whether its on my pc, or my old Xbox360 or PS3, I still go through those worlds me and my brother would play. All the nostalgia just floods back in those moments, and I can't help but cry a little bit.
Truth be told those older versions are better than what it has become
never stopped playing, my children will learn what this masterpiece was and why it still is great.
I miss playing minecraft with my siblings or friend's, it brings back good memories, like how me and my friends would call and play minecraft, or how i asked my sibling to play with me, and we always built stuff together and stuff, and i still remember i have to visit my dog lol. I played from 2014-2017 but, i miss back then it was the best, and it brings back good memories, but its not really the same anymore......
Helping my little cousins learn Minecraft is something that gave me a big purpose in life. Im doing my best to find something thats simply me, but i dont find it easy to just simply exist
i’m crying rn, cuz me and my sister have played minecraft together for at least 9 years. and now she’s gunna be moving out and going to college. so many core memories. i love her sm.
The game takes a lot of time and I got too much work from college.
But some day, I just want a day to myself, where I just don't have
to think about work for once and just play some Minecraft alone.
Besides that, good luck to what everyone else is working on.
Did me house, killed the dragon, got everything.. The one week in a year routine.
I remember being 11 years old, playing Minecraft in my cottage until dawn- I'd never get off the game; my grandparents had to persuade me. Eventually I convinced my grandfather to start playing with me, and he became great at it... We did so many cool things: defeated the wither, the ender dragon, found diamonds, and this music holds a special place in my heart.
It's been two years since he died. I'm 14 now. I really miss him.
I'll play Minecraft about once a year in November to december, and I do it simply for the music. I find my way out into the snowy biom, and there is something about the atmosphere that gives me a sense of malaise as the year ends and i create a shelter, a home, a temporary space to think about life.
I grew up in a snowy and rural area and it would always be a vibe playing this game with friends on a winter night, snow piling up, hoping for a snow day the next day to stay home from school. Id build a house in the snowy biom too so it felt like home to me and it was just so cozy and the inner sanctum of your own little childhood world. good times.
This reminds me of my days in Middle school when i had my PS3 and id play minecraft on there with my buddies before the worlds became infinite and they had those underwater palaces. I miss those simpler days.
I am 21 years old now, but i still feel like a kid. Yet, i yearn for the times i had like these, playing this game. I remember so many houses, so many perfect building spots, the drowned that got stuck in a boat with a gold helmet alongside a chicken, whos names i gave them ive forgotten.
I remember beating the dragon, getting a full set of diamond, and then later, netherite. I remember my plans that i never got too because, after a few weeks of playing bedrock on my phone alone and doing not much else, i would get bored and quit.
I remember always searching for spruce, my favorite wood, and pairing it with stone bricks for every build. Placing torches everywhere around my build so mobs couldnt spawn close, labelling my chests and organizing them, getting a dog and a cat just to have them sit in one place for me to greet every time i would log on.
I remember when i tried minecraft for the first time, my mom renting the disk for me and my brother from a redbox and us trying it on her boyfriends xbox. I remember explaining to him the "point" behind the game.
I remember all the creative worlds i built, some just to test redstone contraptions before i dared build them in survival, others that i would set to always be dark and stormy, and build cozy places to immerse myself in when i got sad.
So many memories. So many wonderful memories.
you are still a kid
@@irondef2585 Everywhere around the world he's considered an adult. He's not a kid anymore.
Nothing. And I mean NOTHING will be able to convey the same ethereal masterpiece that c418 created with this album. True respect to Minecraft and this man for making millions of childhoods across the globe
I will never grow old of my nephews and nieces explaining minecraft to me like they explain all games to old people when I was literally playing it for years before they existed. my version of "we had to walk up hill both ways" is me trying to explain to them what we had to do in order to play multiplayer online for the first time.
This music is so nostalgic, reminiscing about the days as a child where I would explore minecraft with no worries and overall just peaceful gaming. I would do anything to go back…
I do think that everyone of us wishes to travel back in time and repeat all the good memories we have made through our childhood. And its not bad to admit that you agree, it just shows how you really love the old days of being a child with free time and lots of friends❤
I think throughout my life even when I was 6 or 7 I'd feel this sense of loss whenever I reflected on my memories. Walking in my mom's room in my old house wandering around, with light everywhere and seeing a picture of me when I was younger made me cry. I didn't know why. But at least Minecraft has always been there, it's connected me with friends and family, and looking back on it now I can't help but feel wistful and nostalgic for it. Now I'm too scared to ask my friends to play, short story rambling here but one of my friends started a small Minecraft server from one of my jokes. They spent 2 weeks preparing it, it was laggy and clunky but we had fun. It was a year ago but it was right before my mental health hit it's bottom. One of the better memories wish I could relive. Watching the sunset and building on it was wonderful. I'm probably rambling now but I feel as though i haven't quit just yet.. I'm just scared I suppose. I'm still probably too young to understand the world yet, without the expanse of experience. I should probably make those experiences good ones now. I miss Minecraft
W yap session ❤️
real
i feel you, i dont understand you entirely but i do understand the deep feeling of missing what was, and wanting to be there again, minecraft had such an impact on so many people and i remember so many of my younger self’s diary entries being about minecraft because back when i had less solid friendships, it was all i had, a few online friends, my brother and cousins and minecraft. also side note but ur writing is really good, really eloquent
Relatable
Just keep on struggling on your journey kid, everything changes and continues to change, so you can trust that you'll always move past whatever you're dealing with in the present
Minecraft wasn´t my childhood, I didn´t play online, I didn´t even played that much. But somehow, I still remember some moments in my solo world, so clear. The houses I built, traveling far, the sunsets, the caves, the long nights, the sound of heavy rain while crafting in a small hut, discovering biomes or just chilling. And then, returning days later, the end of a long endeavour, the sensation of feeling at home while one of these masterpieces played in the background, without even knowing the value of that moment. I doubt any other game can do that.
The feeling of creating your world for the first time, discovering the objective of the game was so good, and we didn't even have to worry about anything just school, that was so good.
Today I'm going to high school, I played this game when I was 3/4, and to this day I don't regret having entered the world of screens at that age, yes, I played this game when I was very young but that's not my thing childhood, I think it only improved her. I love Minecraft so much.
I think we all want to go back in time just to relive that feeling, all of us, even if it's impossible, we would do anything just to relive those moments of joy..
Same ❤
I will never in my life stop playing this masterpiece of a game till i am on my death bee i will always play this and NEVER quit never
Thats the spirit!
yea dude people in the comments are like “i’m 24 with a job now i miss the good old days” you know how many people in their 20s still play mc LMAOOO like bro PLAY IT
0:06 - all of my friends grew up, I did too, and Minecraft became less of a priority as school and Roblox started to take over. I've been revisiting the game often though, and it's still as amazing as I remember from my childhood
I haven’t played Minecraft by myself for myself in years. I don’t really play any game anymore other than what my brother can rope me into playing. I’ve been seeing a lot of videos with titles like this recently, I feel like they can genuinely ruin my day. I’m not very happy with how my life has turned out and I already have a really big problem with living in the past so seeing these sometimes brings me right over the edge and I’m bawling. I wish with all my heart I could go back to who I was when I played minecraft, maybe make some different choices. Keep in touch with friends I love that I’ve lost, steered clear of some others tht left me worse off. Maybe it all would be the same regardless. I know it’s not worth thinking about since you can’t change the past, but just for a second sometimes it’s nice to imagine things could have gone better for a different version of me.
i know its not much, but you matter. i hope things get easier
I'm the same way, not really sure on when and where everything went wrong and I always wish I could go back to change everything or at least one thing. hope you're doing ok 💜
I remember getting home from school every day, so exited to play the Halloween mashup pack with my sister. We would pretend we were stuck in a mystical world, and tried to get out. I wish I could relive those moments. Good things don’t last forever.
i started playing in 2014. I'll never forget my brother showing me everything, and we would play non-stop all the time. One day he finally got it for the Xbox, the one with the minigames and tutorials. I just wish i could experience that one last time. We had so many worlds, listening to this music in the background. Now that I'm typing this, no my brother is not dead, very much alive, but he moved on, and I'm not sad about that, I'm just sad about not being able to relive those memories. I was very young, and I just wish i could do the same now. This music is one of the greatest songs I'll ever hear in my life, and I will always remember it when i grow old.
Minecraft is a misty, beautiful memory. But a clear, cool, new one at the same time.
I stopped playing when I lost my friend. We grew into different people and didnt see eye to eye anymore as adults. We both had trauma to heal from and insecurities to work on. I don't think we can repair what we had, but thats okay. I can't play it by myself anymore. I was the miner. I would go and explore and if needed to deep dive a cave she would come with me. But she was the crafter. She was the one to design our houses and stables and beaches. Our turtle ponds and our cliffside mines. We worked so well together. I try to play it by myself or on servers, but its just not the same. But the music... The music always reminds me of the good times. I'm sad that we can no longer make mote together, but I'm so greatful that they happened.
Your friend died or just grew apart?
I still go back to MC from time to time. It was a huge part of my life during high-school. Back when the Xbox 360 version dropped, our classroom made a server where we built our own city where everyone could build anything they wanted. We had a baseball stadium, a hotel, a fast food store, multiple shops for items, our own currency even. WE built that... but it's 2024 and they aren't there anymore. Most of them have stopped playing games all together. We don't see each other anymore and have gone in different directions in life. And now playing the game doesn't feel as magical. Everytime i boot it up i get reminded of the town. The memories of a golden era that will never come again start flooding in and i cant enjoy my time. I cant stop thinking of that utopia we created. The town that no longer has its citizens.
Looked so fun ❤
I haven't stopped. I never will. Minecraft is a game that shaped the lives of thousands of people, and I was no exception. Looking back, I have so many fond memories, from my first tamed wolf to the first time I beat the Dragon. I also remember the Minecraft UA-camrs of my childhood, such as PopularMMOS, DanTDM, and StampyLongNose. It saddens me to know that time isn't infinite and slips by just as fast as it comes.
It seems that only yesterday I was chilling on the carpeted floor, watching Minecraft videos without a care in the world. Alas, time waits for no one, and went on by. I hold on to these memories of a simpler, happier time in my life.
Время, оно идет без конца, так еще и быстро😢
А фраза "детство больше не вернуть" меня слишком настораживает, как и осознание этого... ❤
это правда. невинность детства давно миновала(
I was so happy searching for the perfect spot to settle down. I always prefered to built a biiig villa at islands or at the beach. I remember playing it with my cousins every single weekend, which I now haven’t seen since 3 years. I miss them. My heart warms up thinking about 13-year-old me beeing the happiest version of me that ever has existed.
Thank you Mojang for giving us this part of childhood.
Back in the days of covid, my friend group of 4 people would hop on our shared minecraft world every night. We would all go on a call and have so much fun. I didn’t realize how special it was back then, because now, our friendship is all broken apart with no point of return. I’m sad, but i’m glad that it happened and turned out this way, because it gave me these memories and a chance to become a better person. Thinking back though, We had such a good time together. Cherish your memories, life goes by so fast.
I played Minecraft for around 7 years before I finally set aside my controller for good, I remember finding happiness adventuring through the oceans and climbing over mesas just to find that perfect spot to settle down in. I would spend hours at a time building and finding peace and comfort in it, but never would I have though the music would have such an impact on my life. When the first song started, memories came flooding back to me. My gosh, life was so simple back then.
I’ll never forget my first house in minecraft. I set up on a cliffside and made a large, almost bridge like building completely out of dirt. Maybe once every few years i’ll break the old 360 out and walk around the old worlds. Seeing the sites, signs, and builds my friends and I made as kids. I never stopped loving minecraft, but after a while it just doesn’t feel the same…
I played with about 4 friends on 1 world, one of them I met online and I've been friends with for about 5 years now, maybe more. 2 of them don't play often, 1 of them do, but we started drifting. now my online friend has disappeared and hasn't said anything. Last I heard from her was when she was doing an "experiment" to see if she would pass out if she didn't go to sleep.
I miss playing minecraft, and I miss talking to her.
Holly shit
Man I started playing in 2010 and 2011 and this brings back some lovely memories and bittersweet moments. I always got lost in my worlds like I'd start playing at noon then I'd check the clock and it was midnight. Wouldn't it be great if we could travel back in time and relive these memories? Carefree childhood where you could play the game the entire day? Always finding new and exciting things while you play? Now i can't play the game more than 5 minutes without getting bored. Where did the time go...
I can always go back and enjoy Minecraft. No matter how long I've been away from it, its an inevitability for me to return.
Thank you Minecraft for making my childhood, I don't see myself sticking around for much longer so hopefully when I'm gone I fall into a forever dream where I get to relive my childhood and Minecraft all over again for the rest of eternity.. unfortunately I don't think that's how it works, but its a pretty dream
sorry, I know im a month late. i shouldn't be making a selfish request, but would it kill you to stick around a little while longer? for me you and everyone else who's at their limit
You okay??
Please stick around a bit longer.
"The nostalgic sounds of old Minecraft can change a man, but there is nothing but memories of the times you had with friends, the community, and family. Those memories you need to hold on to the new ones, as they may be your last. "
I'm not a minecraft player, but listening to this, and thinking of how different things were back then... it made me break down in tears. I yearn for simpler times again.
Your simple nostalgic minecraft journey could begin now
I have Mined and craft for 8 years...... I guess I ended my journey as I ended my relationships with multiple friend groups. Ah the memories I do wish I can go back to when it was perfect but I've lost my touch with the game, I have done so much that there is nothing left I do infact crawl back to wanting to play again but then its only for a few days or weeks even...... I guess I miss it even more since the loss of Technoblade.. I think I will return soon and when I do i will do my best to always want to play it.
i stopped because everyone grew up and i was only left nothing new happened for a while 10 years later i come back to my oldest server and…
it’s just a shell of old old memories and nostalgia
…i would give anything to be a kid again
I have been playing Minecraft for over, well 9 years. I've been through a lot of pure joyful and beautiful moments in this game, I had a lot of friends, I enjoyed every single second, minute, hour, day just playing. I had a ton of single player worlds, but I loved playing on servers, with friends, or genuinely random people.I had my special Minecraft magazine that I bought in the store often, I had my favorite server too, I would go on it every single day, everyone would greet me, ask how it's going, what's up etc. It was a truly perfect server, you didn't even see cheaters, toxic people, nothing of that sort to be seen. The minigames gave me pure joy, bedwars, skywars, paintball, it didn't have many minigames like most modern servers do, hell the server wasn't really popular, although it just had a different type of atmosphere to it, it didn't need to be popular at all. There was less or more than 100 players active everyday and that was quite frankly enough. The server had rules that everyone obliged, rule breakers were seen, but punished fairly and how they were supposed to, it also had a good anti-cheat. I heard about this server from my cousin, when I was about 4-5 years old, I started playing the server in that age too, generally started playing Minecraft. The first Minecraft that I played was demo Minecraft, because I told my dad that I really wanted this game, so he searched all day until I came back and he told me that, he got the game that I wanted so bad. My eyes filled with joy and a big smile got on my face by itself. Even though I had limited time on the demo, I built my first ever house, found my first ever diamonds, killed my first monster and many many other things. Then I found cracked Minecraft, where I could finally play on the server that my cousin recommended me. I spent a lot of time on that server, I was recognizable and people liked me. Some of my friends of course had to go and leave the server, forever. It was sad to see them dissapear one by one, and to think that I will have to go one day like them too was heartbreaking to me. Then, the day finally came, I had to leave the server. Couple months after my goodbye, the server got an update. When I went to check it out I saw the playercount on survival drop to 1-2 players. (I was mainly playing classic survival minecraft) I got hit with nostalgia, nothing could bring me back those days, I cried, a lot, you just can't hold your emotions when you remember the good time that you had on this. (Hell Im even tearing up while writing this) Then the newer versions started coming, it's not a bad thing, but I just started to feel, burned out. I don't like how drastically Minecraft has changed now and honestly this was one of the reasons I left. I left, because single player was no longer fun to me, my favorite server got literally empty, it looked to me like the end of my Minecraft era, and so it was. I even remember Minecraft story mode, one hell of a fun game, sadly, it bankrupted and also went down the drain. Despite all this, I love Minecraft and the community that just wants to make the game fun for themselves and for others.
If you've read all of this, genuinely, thank you. Thank you mostly to the creator of this channel, that you made this video, that reminded me of these good times once again.
I hope you have a good rest of your day or night.
Read all of this, you just told your life and I’m thanking you for doing it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
stopped playing often due to having other games to play but i return to this masterpiece every now and then, cant let something this magical die just yet