it's sad to see how after trying again and again to make a good map the saw map maker made a great one, and for ten years less than a handful of people ever got to see it.
@@Rovant A lot of mod sites are like that, Moddb is a great example, it has great mods for lots of games (although I mainly use it for Source games and Doom), but for every mod that actually got finished there's 20 more that got abandoned, it's sad to see the article pages, how excited and passionate the mod creators sound, only for it to be cancelled/abandoned.
Hi! Original maker of the saw adventure maps here! My friends sent me this video and I have to say it was so heart-warming and nostalgic to see you play it. I think I made these when I was 11 or 12 so it's actually so nostalgic to see them now when I'm 23 lol. You're completely right about me not having played minecraft in years (I don't even know how to log into my old Crumpetjuice yt account lol where I did a play through). I think I saw an email from planetminecraft a couple of weeks back and thought nothing of it but perhaps someone messaged me after this - I'm glad you enjoyed!!! P.S I agree the mob spawners are terrible!!! Haha
oh wow! What are the chances haha. Well a lot of people liked your maps as well, so at least they got their time to shine even after all this time. But yeah honestly it's such a small world. I'm glad your friend sent this to you!
I remember how big adventure maps used to be. I remember sitting at the pc making a village and putting a named sword in a chest and spawning mobs in. Those were the days.
The cool thing about adventure maps was that it was just normal players making them. Not for money, or even expecting many people to play them. It was just to have fun. They weren’t polished, but they were authentic.
I remember the Super Hostile series and how each entry just kept getting bigger and bigger. Like Kaizo Caverns (I think) had a section that was basically a bit bigger than a vanilla cave. And the biggest open areas in that map were smaller than the big caves in the C&C update. Then as they progressed it got to the point where you couldn't see across a space in Tiny render distance, then you couldn't see across in a normal render distance.
I really miss the old-school Minecraft adventure maps, to be honest. There was something uniquely charming about unserious adventure maps that were mostly the result of people playing around with the game and deciding to build a mini-RPG just for the joy of building it. I'm sure everyone who was playing the game at any time prior to 2014 has probably built an adventure map of this kind at some point, whether you released it anywhere or just showed it to your friends.
@@ceemeck I tend to agree honestly. It's the same reason I prefer older Amnesia custom stories to recent ones that use like custom assets and stuff from the newer games. In both cases I really enjoy seeing what out of the box ways of doing certain things the game wasn't really designed for people come up with using just the tools at their disposal (the lever keys in legacy console maps, for example)
There was a map called “letters from a dead earth” built in 1.3.2 As a kid I played that on 1.5.2 and honestly it was probably my favorite built map alongside newcraft and vector city (another old city build map) Letters from a dead earth was like a loose adventure survival, kinda like a fallout game but instead of npc’s and quests you had a certain number of letters to find to figure out how the world “died” So yeah it was a really cool one, could be worth checking out if you’re planning a part two (although its probably too big for a legitimate survival showcase) Anyways nice video!
I looked it up on planetminecraft and it looks interesting! I’ll play it when I make a part 2! (Which may be in a while as I’m currently working on a few other videos)
you probably wont see this but i was just looking at that first map you were playing and it reminded me of an old map back in the day we had made together and i was like oh my god is that the map? that would be crazy if it was the same map. he loved working with redstone then and making water rides and i basically built that wall to protect the village and created that mountain. i think we hid something inside of the mountain actually but it may have been removed or boarded up
honestly i dont think it was supposed to be anything fun it was just a world his friends, himself and i worked on honestly. i think he might have planned more water rides though before it was finished so good times. i think the home was actually the one his friend lived in. and that i built the little jungle forest
I feel like this channel is a hidden gem of a sort. I dont like putting down other people but I really feel like no one else has the level of genuine sincerity in minecraft content creation anymore. It's one of the things that early minecraft content so amazing and I'm so happy someone is still "carrying the torch" in a way. Thanks for making such great videos!
Wow i’m happy you think that! But yeah I get what you mean in a way, that people do it more for the money now rather than being passionate about the game. You can see it in these old maps as well, that people just made them purely for fun.
@@RovantIt seems like the "Mr beastification" of online videos combined with a move to flashy short "dopamine shot" videos has kind of killed off the genuine creators for the most part. The death of the letsplay also doesn't help. A lot of these super edited videos don't display the actual creator itself, instead just going for big dollar signs and quickly moving on from thing to thing.
"I don't know how he expected us to use the boats to go up the water" - Boats used to actually float. Putting a boat at the bottom of a water column was last decade's bubble column and you went up faster than a bubble column. They called it a boat elevator.
Giving new life to maps that have been sitting in the dust for years feels very comforting. These old maps, although rough around the edges, have soul and passion put into them. They aren't made to be the most impressive builds ever, they're made to be fun. The Saw map series was amazing! You could really see how the creator matured during the making of these maps. I had completely forgotten about adventure maps, so this was definitely a throwback! I started playing on release 1.4.2.
I found this awesome one made in 2012 and it has a castle, 2 villages, and a huge boat along with a huge dock. The creator was even nice enough to change the signs from german to English
Fyi it was a feature of older versions where boats would shoot up waterfalls. Was the fastest way up at the time, thats how the waterslide was supposed to work. Pretty sure it was pre-adventure update. Cool vid :)
If only I kept my old minecraft adventure maps (I sucked but I missed them so much)😢😢😢 Seeing the SAW maps evolved to using command blocks and having better builds is also wholesome
This was such a nice peacefull video, super entertaining. Thank you for making it, it was a great watch, definitely subscribing. Excited to see more of your work!
When I was a much younger I would watch Hat Films playthrough of the Skylands map. It was nothing like I had ever seen and the resource pack they used coupled with the generation of the world made it so magical. Its sad when you realize that they are nothing more than digital memories now
You should play old popular maps. Like sethbling's redstone test map or the notch temple. That would be a lot more nostalgic. Nice video man very underrated and your dry humor is awesome
It certainly is nostalgic to witness old minecraft maps that would either be defunct now due to changes to the game's new codes or unavailable due to a plethra of reasons. Some maps were VERY poorly made but were created with passion, reminds me of how I would make maps, except, I didn't know how to post them to the internet, so they just stayed in my old ipad until their deletion due to saving space. Please do a part two or something, this series is really interesting
I remember attempting to make my own survival map back in the day using MCEdit. It was gonna be a thing like Skyblock but with ring-shaped islands instead, and each had a Glowstone core in the center that had a chest inside. I specifically remember one island that would have been more of a puzzle-y thing, with a maze of pressure plates on gravel on TNT. Definitely would be easily bypassed, but I hadn't thought that far. Lol. Part of me wants to go back and make it, but I know it'd probably be pretty low-quality overall if I were to go for it, not to mention I hardly play this game anymore (No real reason, I just don't).
This video reminded me of me doing my adventure map like 10 years ago as well… Old memories are not always right but I remember that it was big.. Had parkour, pvp arena, more parkour and so much more… I even used command blocks.. I think I still have it somewhere on my old USB… Maybe want to find it
@@Rovant i know that map from a former minecraftyoutuber, just have to search his name again. His content should be still available to watch DreamerMikeeGaming made a little lets play about that. I think, that map was released for minecraft 1.5 or so
12:03 That small light in the dark water is such a nostalgic look I remember so many adventure maps focused on exploring had small pockets like this with items, even in old Hunger Games maps
You didn't seem to quite get the bed concept. That 'set night' button would use a command block to set the time to night, so you can sleep in the bed and set your spawn. You made it unnecessarily hard on yourself going through the same sections over and over. EDIT: Ah, you talked about that a little later. I guess the command blocks didn't work, or the redstone, or something.
They don't look too different from your current average old gen legacy edition map server hosted by people on your friend list on these days. I guess the purest building and sharing minecraft culture is still preserved and ongoing.
I noticed that too, because his yt channel is on his planetminecraft account. But yeah, sadly it looks like we'll never know what happened to him, as he fell of the face of the internet over a decade ago.
It's beyond charming to see the passion and imagination people put into making maps even if they're very limited compared to what could be created today. I made TONS of adventure maps on both PC and Xbox360 Minecraft throughout the early 2010's. On PC no one ever played them besides me, but I played a lot of my maps with Xbox Live friends. I recreated 2Fort from TF2 complete with ways to select your class (basically just choose a door to walk through and grab items from a chest), made a Portal inspired test chamber puzzle series, an Omaha Beach D-Day map, several hunger games maps, Cops & Robbers maps, an attempt at a Day-Z map in a seed that had snow over everything, and a few other overly ambitious projects. Walls of sign texts, bedrock cube rooms to catch everyone that spawns, Bedrock wall barriers (some were just like 3 blocks high because I couldn't be bothered) and books were common tropes, and this was on console where it took ages to type anything. I actually do recall some of my friends making SAW maps, those must have been a trend as well. I still run modpacks and create custom maps for Minecraft today but I dearly miss the lower standards and suspension of belief that everyone had for Minecraft back then to make even the simplest of maps fun for everyone. This is really inspiring me to jump back into working more on an RPG adventure map I've been off and on with for a while.
Ngl i prefer your video of playing old Minecraft Map to others, because you really enjoyed the map, play it correctly even though some map was poorly made due to its age.
There was an incredibly old adventure map called The Crevice, for some reason it’s stuck in my head for all these years, it was silly but i loved the silly maps
Man i remember playing an amazing adventure map that was story driven and had a lot of platforming based challenges. I remember the story being so good and it having a huge mansion in the desert with like a library and everything. I wish to find it someday.
Now you got me wanting to hunt down this old adventure map. It was called something like ender glitch or ender island. neither me nor my brother can remember exactly what it was. It came out not too long after command blocks were added, then got a number of updates after that. I seem to recall my brother finding it had been updated to at least 1.10 It had you in a large village on an island collecting... something for some reason. There was usually a spawner in the individual buildings. You could find some interesting and unique loot. I think it was built around survival mode, but if you dug more than a block or two down there was bedrock. There is a decent chance I still have it floating around, as I have recently found many old worlds that somehow survived more than a few hardrive wipes, and a new computer.
This was a fun video, you should explore more abandoned maps and worlds man! my recommendation is that you try a map called escape from jeff the killer, the map is basically the definition of the old horror minecraft maps (p.s. love your voice lol)
'Trial of the Old Ones' was the map that convinced me to switch from 0.30 browser Minecraft to getting my parents to buy Minecraft when it was featured in Minecraft the Movie: 7 and 8
Making adventure maps nowadays has a way higher skill floor than it did back in the day. Before command blocks or even books, you just dropped the story into a few txt files to be read at points in the map, and started it off with a list of rules like "don't break blocks except x y z" and call it a day but now if you want to make something popular, you have to do so, so much more work...
Maybe some has already said it. BUT. Map 2 - place the torch from room #2 on the spawner in the corridor.😅 That still works today, I think 🤔 Haven't played in years.
I made some maps that I never uploaded online because they werent the smartest or most interesting things ik just some random stuff. But if only I knew they would become so strong memories and I would miss being in those maps as much as I miss playing those on the video Id have uploaded them, wish I did...
when i was playing beta 1.6.6 13 years ago i remember downloading a city map where there were red torches placed everywhere on the walls.... i really want to find that map again i was freaked out so bad
the saw map series goes hard. he's obviously just been working for several years to put out the final final chapter
after 10 years he’ll release the greatest adventure map of all time (saw 4)
it's sad to see how after trying again and again to make a good map the saw map maker made a great one, and for ten years less than a handful of people ever got to see it.
Sadly that's most old maps on planetminecraft. People made them for fun and out of pure passion, but they're all lost to time now.
@@Rovant A lot of mod sites are like that, Moddb is a great example, it has great mods for lots of games (although I mainly use it for Source games and Doom), but for every mod that actually got finished there's 20 more that got abandoned, it's sad to see the article pages, how excited and passionate the mod creators sound, only for it to be cancelled/abandoned.
Hi! Original maker of the saw adventure maps here! My friends sent me this video and I have to say it was so heart-warming and nostalgic to see you play it. I think I made these when I was 11 or 12 so it's actually so nostalgic to see them now when I'm 23 lol. You're completely right about me not having played minecraft in years (I don't even know how to log into my old Crumpetjuice yt account lol where I did a play through). I think I saw an email from planetminecraft a couple of weeks back and thought nothing of it but perhaps someone messaged me after this - I'm glad you enjoyed!!! P.S I agree the mob spawners are terrible!!! Haha
oh wow! What are the chances haha. Well a lot of people liked your maps as well, so at least they got their time to shine even after all this time. But yeah honestly it's such a small world. I'm glad your friend sent this to you!
Oh wow, its a real small world out there lmao
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So Rovant played as Rovante?
I remember how big adventure maps used to be. I remember sitting at the pc making a village and putting a named sword in a chest and spawning mobs in. Those were the days.
The cool thing about adventure maps was that it was just normal players making them. Not for money, or even expecting many people to play them. It was just to have fun. They weren’t polished, but they were authentic.
I remember the Super Hostile series and how each entry just kept getting bigger and bigger.
Like Kaizo Caverns (I think) had a section that was basically a bit bigger than a vanilla cave. And the biggest open areas in that map were smaller than the big caves in the C&C update. Then as they progressed it got to the point where you couldn't see across a space in Tiny render distance, then you couldn't see across in a normal render distance.
@@thewhitefalcon8539 Super Hostile is great I believe the creator is still making maps to this day
I really miss the old-school Minecraft adventure maps, to be honest. There was something uniquely charming about unserious adventure maps that were mostly the result of people playing around with the game and deciding to build a mini-RPG just for the joy of building it. I'm sure everyone who was playing the game at any time prior to 2014 has probably built an adventure map of this kind at some point, whether you released it anywhere or just showed it to your friends.
The limited options then inspired more creativity if anything
@@ceemeck I tend to agree honestly. It's the same reason I prefer older Amnesia custom stories to recent ones that use like custom assets and stuff from the newer games. In both cases I really enjoy seeing what out of the box ways of doing certain things the game wasn't really designed for people come up with using just the tools at their disposal (the lever keys in legacy console maps, for example)
Definitely do a Part 2. Any viewer with an interest in MineCraft content and a decent attention span should enjoy your videos.
There was a map called “letters from a dead earth” built in 1.3.2 As a kid I played that on 1.5.2 and honestly it was probably my favorite built map alongside newcraft and vector city (another old city build map)
Letters from a dead earth was like a loose adventure survival, kinda like a fallout game but instead of npc’s and quests you had a certain number of letters to find to figure out how the world “died”
So yeah it was a really cool one, could be worth checking out if you’re planning a part two (although its probably too big for a legitimate survival showcase)
Anyways nice video!
I looked it up on planetminecraft and it looks interesting! I’ll play it when I make a part 2! (Which may be in a while as I’m currently working on a few other videos)
Isn't that literally an SCP?
I remember vector city
OH MY GOD I REMEMBER THAT MAP!
yooo newcraft vector city was the shit!!! nostalgia overload damn
you probably wont see this but i was just looking at that first map you were playing and it reminded me of an old map back in the day we had made together and i was like oh my god is that the map? that would be crazy if it was the same map. he loved working with redstone then and making water rides and i basically built that wall to protect the village and created that mountain. i think we hid something inside of the mountain actually but it may have been removed or boarded up
honestly i dont think it was supposed to be anything fun it was just a world his friends, himself and i worked on honestly. i think he might have planned more water rides though before it was finished so good times. i think the home was actually the one his friend lived in. and that i built the little jungle forest
this is huge man love to see when everything just coinsides
@@cosmiccenter224 He was ahead of his time with the water rides, they'd be awesome now that boats don't suck anymore :)
I feel like this channel is a hidden gem of a sort. I dont like putting down other people but I really feel like no one else has the level of genuine sincerity in minecraft content creation anymore. It's one of the things that early minecraft content so amazing and I'm so happy someone is still "carrying the torch" in a way. Thanks for making such great videos!
Wow i’m happy you think that! But yeah I get what you mean in a way, that people do it more for the money now rather than being passionate about the game. You can see it in these old maps as well, that people just made them purely for fun.
@@RovantIt seems like the "Mr beastification" of online videos combined with a move to flashy short "dopamine shot" videos has kind of killed off the genuine creators for the most part. The death of the letsplay also doesn't help. A lot of these super edited videos don't display the actual creator itself, instead just going for big dollar signs and quickly moving on from thing to thing.
"I don't know how he expected us to use the boats to go up the water" - Boats used to actually float. Putting a boat at the bottom of a water column was last decade's bubble column and you went up faster than a bubble column. They called it a boat elevator.
Giving new life to maps that have been sitting in the dust for years feels very comforting. These old maps, although rough around the edges, have soul and passion put into them. They aren't made to be the most impressive builds ever, they're made to be fun. The Saw map series was amazing! You could really see how the creator matured during the making of these maps.
I had completely forgotten about adventure maps, so this was definitely a throwback! I started playing on release 1.4.2.
Someone should do a series of remaking old forgotten maps in present day versions
This was so nostalgic to me, the textures, the feel, the primitiveness of the map. Damn.
I found this awesome one made in 2012 and it has a castle, 2 villages, and a huge boat along with a huge dock. The creator was even nice enough to change the signs from german to English
Fyi it was a feature of older versions where boats would shoot up waterfalls. Was the fastest way up at the time, thats how the waterslide was supposed to work. Pretty sure it was pre-adventure update. Cool vid :)
If only I kept my old minecraft adventure maps (I sucked but I missed them so much)😢😢😢
Seeing the SAW maps evolved to using command blocks and having better builds is also wholesome
I love booting up the old playlist of Yogscast playing Adventure Maps, it’s one of the most nostalgic things
This was such a nice peacefull video, super entertaining. Thank you for making it, it was a great watch, definitely subscribing. Excited to see more of your work!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
When I was a much younger I would watch Hat Films playthrough of the Skylands map. It was nothing like I had ever seen and the resource pack they used coupled with the generation of the world made it so magical. Its sad when you realize that they are nothing more than digital memories now
love your personality, matter a fact i prefer you over the big names since the content feels so rough yet more alive at the same time
Wow thanks!
I would absolutely adore someone exploring popular old adventure maps, the ones that all the youtubers played but no one remembers
I still haven't finished the Blast Off modpack that I started around the same time as Yogscast. Haven't touched my world in years.
You should play old popular maps. Like sethbling's redstone test map or the notch temple. That would be a lot more nostalgic. Nice video man very underrated and your dry humor is awesome
It certainly is nostalgic to witness old minecraft maps that would either be defunct now due to changes to the game's new codes or unavailable due to a plethra of reasons. Some maps were VERY poorly made but were created with passion, reminds me of how I would make maps, except, I didn't know how to post them to the internet, so they just stayed in my old ipad until their deletion due to saving space. Please do a part two or something, this series is really interesting
I remember attempting to make my own survival map back in the day using MCEdit. It was gonna be a thing like Skyblock but with ring-shaped islands instead, and each had a Glowstone core in the center that had a chest inside. I specifically remember one island that would have been more of a puzzle-y thing, with a maze of pressure plates on gravel on TNT. Definitely would be easily bypassed, but I hadn't thought that far. Lol.
Part of me wants to go back and make it, but I know it'd probably be pretty low-quality overall if I were to go for it, not to mention I hardly play this game anymore (No real reason, I just don't).
Man...the nostalgia 😥
You should seriously consider a second part.
This video reminded me of me doing my adventure map like 10 years ago as well… Old memories are not always right but I remember that it was big.. Had parkour, pvp arena, more parkour and so much more… I even used command blocks.. I think I still have it somewhere on my old USB… Maybe want to find it
This reminds me of the time I would make adventure maps and parkour maps in the Beta days, its so nostalgic
I liked the nostalgic feeling, and your voice is pretty chill
Thanks I’m glad you liked it
these are the types of maps my friends and I used to make when we were 9-12 yrs old, so nostalgic
Next time try the map "Respawn, the unseen Journey" its a real gem
I’ll try that in part 2!
@@Rovant i know that map from a former minecraftyoutuber, just have to search his name again. His content should be still available to watch
DreamerMikeeGaming made a little lets play about that. I think, that map was released for minecraft 1.5 or so
12:03
That small light in the dark water is such a nostalgic look
I remember so many adventure maps focused on exploring had small pockets like this with items, even in old Hunger Games maps
Planet Minecraft is my go-to place for resource packs.
same
Same
I remember making adventure maps in my old superflat world. So nostalgic ❤
7:00 BRO THE NOTES GO PERFECTLY WITH THE MUSIC
You didn't seem to quite get the bed concept. That 'set night' button would use a command block to set the time to night, so you can sleep in the bed and set your spawn.
You made it unnecessarily hard on yourself going through the same sections over and over.
EDIT: Ah, you talked about that a little later. I guess the command blocks didn't work, or the redstone, or something.
What a cute wholesome genuine channel, also I love your voice and commentary!
Thank you!
They don't look too different from your current average old gen legacy edition map server hosted by people on your friend list on these days. I guess the purest building and sharing minecraft culture is still preserved and ongoing.
I don't know how but I watched through the whole video and it was entertaining!
I’m glad you liked it!
Yo these saw maps are made by one of my mates!! He was literally 12/13 when he made these. I’m gonna send this video to him now, he’ll be so gassed!
Also the reason why it changed so you couldn’t break blocks in the second map is because that’s when adventure mode came out
Yeah that's actually insane. Your friend just commented about it as well. It's a really small world
This was a great video, please make a sequel
the kids that made these maps probably wanted a youtuber to play their maps, and all these years later, their wishes were fufilled
The saw series was good frfr
frfr he cooked
On foe nem
funny thing is that crumpetjuice might just be getting loads of diamonds just bc so many people will download his map after seeing the video
thank you for being so calm.. it stresses me out when those loud youtubers scream stuff at the top of their lungs
Just watching this has filled me with so much joy and so much nostalgia.
When the world needed him most,he vanished
In 10 years these will be prehistoric maps
Im a bit late to say, but Crumpetjuice actually had a youtube channel although he stopped uploading around 11 years ago
I noticed that too, because his yt channel is on his planetminecraft account. But yeah, sadly it looks like we'll never know what happened to him, as he fell of the face of the internet over a decade ago.
this guy is a hidden gem in the mc yt creators
Wow I appreciate you saying that
Awesome video! Can we get a part 2?
I’m glad you liked it! There’s a lot of vids im working on but part 2 is definitely on the list.
I miss this time of minecraft so much. Also just being young and not worrying about adult stuff
you could try the adventure time map, this is a good old
It's beyond charming to see the passion and imagination people put into making maps even if they're very limited compared to what could be created today. I made TONS of adventure maps on both PC and Xbox360 Minecraft throughout the early 2010's. On PC no one ever played them besides me, but I played a lot of my maps with Xbox Live friends. I recreated 2Fort from TF2 complete with ways to select your class (basically just choose a door to walk through and grab items from a chest), made a Portal inspired test chamber puzzle series, an Omaha Beach D-Day map, several hunger games maps, Cops & Robbers maps, an attempt at a Day-Z map in a seed that had snow over everything, and a few other overly ambitious projects. Walls of sign texts, bedrock cube rooms to catch everyone that spawns, Bedrock wall barriers (some were just like 3 blocks high because I couldn't be bothered) and books were common tropes, and this was on console where it took ages to type anything. I actually do recall some of my friends making SAW maps, those must have been a trend as well. I still run modpacks and create custom maps for Minecraft today but I dearly miss the lower standards and suspension of belief that everyone had for Minecraft back then to make even the simplest of maps fun for everyone. This is really inspiring me to jump back into working more on an RPG adventure map I've been off and on with for a while.
Loved this video! Keep the good work up!
This series is very nostalgic for me, please do continue it
Ngl i prefer your video of playing old Minecraft Map to others, because you really enjoyed the map, play it correctly even though some map was poorly made due to its age.
I'm glad you liked it. And yeah, there's not that many full playthroughs of maps these days on yt.
Sometimes I built maps like these. Because it’s relaxing for me and maybe someone like you could get on an adventure just like me in the past.
I really like your voice it's smoothing and sweet it's like asmr but not? I don't know how to explain it lol
A lot of people say that for some reason haha. I think its because i’m not shouting and trying to be attention grabbing
I'd like to see more maps!
I'm glad you liked it 😁 more will come soon
Yes, I would definitely like to see a part 2
There was an incredibly old adventure map called The Crevice, for some reason it’s stuck in my head for all these years, it was silly but i loved the silly maps
Man i remember playing an amazing adventure map that was story driven and had a lot of platforming based challenges. I remember the story being so good and it having a huge mansion in the desert with like a library and everything. I wish to find it someday.
Now you got me wanting to hunt down this old adventure map. It was called something like ender glitch or ender island. neither me nor my brother can remember exactly what it was.
It came out not too long after command blocks were added, then got a number of updates after that. I seem to recall my brother finding it had been updated to at least 1.10
It had you in a large village on an island collecting... something for some reason. There was usually a spawner in the individual buildings. You could find some interesting and unique loot. I think it was built around survival mode, but if you dug more than a block or two down there was bedrock.
There is a decent chance I still have it floating around, as I have recently found many old worlds that somehow survived more than a few hardrive wipes, and a new computer.
nice vídeo and nice voice ;)
I would love to see newer minecrafters play through the old Super Hostile maps. Seeing people play the original CTM maps would be cool.
Great vid! Would love more from this series
Nostalgia
Hey man you have a relaxing voice, I'm having fun procrastinating right now
We are foing this too! I love the old minecraft videos where people world share their wonderful maps. Thanks you for sharing them as well.
I really liked these, particularly the last one. :)
I wish people were still dedicated to making quality maps
Your voice is really soft and pretty
Man this really brought me back to the times when I used to watch youtubers play "Find the button" maps. Anyone remember those?
Maybe its just because this was my era of Minecraft, but this video was so much fun thank you 😄 i would love to see a part 2 if you'd be down!
This was a fun video, you should explore more abandoned maps and worlds man! my recommendation is that you try a map called escape from jeff the killer, the map is basically the definition of the old horror minecraft maps
(p.s. love your voice lol)
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Rovant: _has bread_
Rovant: _eats rotten flesh_
the best meal
@@Rovant so true
You gotta do another video like this but going through all the epic jump maps, I remember watching skydoesminecraft all the time growing up
glad I grew up on super hostile instead of that
'Trial of the Old Ones' was the map that convinced me to switch from 0.30 browser Minecraft to getting my parents to buy Minecraft when it was featured in Minecraft the Movie: 7 and 8
Old villages make me so nostalgic
You are really underrated
I remember the crash landing map from the day. Beautiful memories
You have a really nice voice! Great videos too, subscribed :)
on the saw map could you have used torches to stop the spawners?
The 2nd map. You should've used a torch to prevent the spawner from spawning mobs
your videos are great
bro i love your channel its so cozy
Dang i gotta play those saw maps
i'd love for this to be a series, that first map was so delightful (and bad)
I’m glad you liked it. The next video is about the strangest maps in planet minecraft
bro if you plan doing a part 2, please include "Lives Like a Hamster" that was the first contact I had with minecraft adventure maps
I want to make an adventure map now!
Making adventure maps nowadays has a way higher skill floor than it did back in the day. Before command blocks or even books, you just dropped the story into a few txt files to be read at points in the map, and started it off with a list of rules like "don't break blocks except x y z" and call it a day but now if you want to make something popular, you have to do so, so much more work...
Maybe some has already said it.
BUT. Map 2 - place the torch from room #2 on the spawner in the corridor.😅
That still works today, I think 🤔
Haven't played in years.
I remember one map that was like.. Potato adventure? Last or lost potato? It was fun.
I made some maps that I never uploaded online because they werent the smartest or most interesting things ik just some random stuff. But if only I knew they would become so strong memories and I would miss being in those maps as much as I miss playing those on the video Id have uploaded them, wish I did...
when i was playing beta 1.6.6 13 years ago i remember downloading a city map where there were red torches placed everywhere on the walls.... i really want to find that map again i was freaked out so bad
great video, would love to see more
more of this please!!!
this guy's content if underrated!
If the first one had modern boats it would be so fun