The ULTIMATE Minecraft Retrospective
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2023
- Minecraft is easily one of the most innovative, groundbreaking and successful indie games of all time. Being seen as not only a great piece of entertainment, but also effective enough to be used inside classrooms around the world. Today we'll be looking into every possible aspect of Minecraft, analysing it's development stages, and seeing how this small passion project ended up ballooning into a multi-billion dollar franchise.
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Brother disappears for like 2 months and comes with a 5 hour minecraft video like- HOW DOES HE DO THAT AND WHY IS HE GOOD AT IT?!
I'm not complaining. The dude is incredible at writing compelling essays
The Video is just 4:47 not 5 hours
@@Remigrator this comment took years off of my life
@@RemigratorJust?!?!
@@Remigrator are you a child or are you just unaware of the concept of rounding up.
Minecraft really scratches that itch in my brain that terraria, Skyrim, and new Vegas also do. It’s something to do with their atmosphere. You don’t really quit playing it. You just take long breaks.
Good taste imo 🕺
I dunno I feel like Bethesda and Obsidian games have a lot more nuance with their exploration compared to Minecraft
Ah yes, the atmosphere in New Vegas. Desolate, deadly, desperate. Murder and crimes aplenty. Political intrigue involving multiple factions and groups & not to mention all-out war.
Very similar to "haha punch resource" game. You really couldn't have made a better comparison.
@@Gorvinhagennowhere did he say the atmospheres are similar, just that all of them have amazing atmospheres. How did you manage to pull what you did from his comment?😂
@@Gorvinhagen big world to wander around is probably the comparison they were driving at.
Pretty embarrassing you couldn't figure that out on your own
Minecraft and I don't say this lightly may have one of the most beautiful OST's in any game. There's something so beautiful, relaxing and charming about it's simplicity.
I don’t play Minecraft but I’ve heard enough of its soundtrack to confirm that it is indeed an absolute GOAT of an OST.
Too bad there trying to phase out the old music
@@antirookie1300 good job you can't do that when music has/is already out in the atmosphere.
@@GlazeonthewickeR I genuinely have a similar feeling to munt where the more they added the less I was invested. But I recently found myself just building a house on top of a mountainside, sticking a little dock at the end and just fishing for a few hours with the music in the background... I don't even like fishing IRL but something about that moment, watching the pixleated sun rise and hide behind the mountains was truly one of the most peaceful moments I've ever had playing a video game.
@@antirookie1300 how though? theyve just been adding new tracks to new biomes and a few to old ones
This video is absolutely awesome. My only critique is the use of the footage, I think you should only use footage from the version you're talking about, cuz it gets really confusing when you mix modern and old footage all the time.
I think maybe having some text below with the version being focused on would be helpful e.g Early Beta, Late Alpha
Also, sometimes its confusing, because he is talking about a feature that was added in a version he is currently talking about, but describe the functionality it has in the current version (for example the food section at 2:13:00 ) Hunger used to work differently to today.
One of the most underrated channels on yt. Legit thought this dude must have had like 100k subs then like an hour in checked and saw he has like 40k. Every video essay has so much work put into it. Like he made a 10 hour long gta video bro
Now 90k subs
40k to 100k in 5 or so days... wow
oh hey zero you might not care but i remember seeing when you were just a starting youtuber and now youve hit 1 mil. congrats. my sad ass wont be as good as you.
RUclips saw "Minecraft" and a near 5 hour run time and the algorithm began to salivate lol.
Sometimes you gotta show your skills with what's popular first, to garner a wider fan base.
Thankfully for us, he clearly is a seasoned and passionate Minecraft veteran (I maintain that one never quits Minecraft; one just takes breaks). So we got a terrific and lengthy video.
Honestly he deserves all the hype he generates from this video. It is done better and more in depth than most Minecraft History Of or Retrospective videos I've seen, and I've sought out many. He is very concise. And is sure not to stray too far on tangents as well, assuring us that he will delve further into a concept when it becomes more relevant.
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I feel like you had such a good rhythm going on up until Alpha.
You were laying down each version and covering all the new additions.
Now the coverage is all over the place... Biomes, snow, nether, redstone. What's the order? Why did we lose the timeline?
Also, all the modern footage is making the talk about the past phases of development very hard to follow.
You had me for like an hour and a half.
yeah I agree, the pacing just kinda fell apart eventually. like if i was completely new to minecraft, all of a sudden referencing a hunger bar that’s added almost two full stages of development later when talking about a difficulty is kinda jarring, like I feel that should be talked about later
I felt the same way. Maybe I do not understand what a retrospective is, but it feels like the video become more of an encyclopedic report of Minecraft features. I feel like a retrospective should be more personal than that, like it is coming from a person's own experience rather than reading about it on a wiki or playing through the old versions in the current day.
On a separate note, overall the video is fine, but towards the end it feels like some of the information isn't given fully. It's always very minor things, like him saying that sponges can only be gotten from elder guardians, or that the only difference between guardians and elder guardians is their size and texture. By themselves these are not problems, but the fact that there is information missing about the modern game makes me doubt how accurate the information is on the early stages of development. I do not know enough about early Minecraft to know if the creator is properly explaining everything, so I worry that there could be missing context that he simply left out.
Yeah, it was good for 1 hour and a half and then it started to get pretty inaccurate. Mobs didn't ignore you in Creative from the start, iirc that was only added in 1.2.5 (or even later). Before that, they'd always target you lol. Also, the footage mismatch was annoying
Thats mostly because its actually a small youtuber so theres many mistakes in editing. It also really bothered me that instead of using a version that he was talking about, he used random versions for no reason. Also there were many mistakes with some things he was talking about, but i would have to rewatch it to tell you what the mistakes were and i dont care enough to do that. Also 1:50:42 wtf??? why? whats the point of that?
I red a lot about old minecraft versions and updates and he really missed a lot of things he could have talked about, but to be honest it would take a LOT of time to read about every single change there was made in minecraft. Also he kept talking about that theres no audio in early versions, but its just a client problem, theres a free BetaCraft client that has every single old minecraft version ever found by community, and theres audio in every single one of them. This video could been a lot better even if only he just used that client.
Since no one else has commented about it yet, I'll give a brief overview on why the older versions of the game don't have sounds on the modern launcher.
The sounds were (and still are) stored on a cloud server. The game doesn't actually ship with any of these files, and when you launch it for the first time it will ask this server for those files. Once the game has downloaded those files once it will remember them, but it will still ask the server for updated files every time you launch. This means that it will still have the files offline without internet.
The problem though is that this server that the game uses is hard coded into the game, and at some point in 2010/2011 this server changed and the old server no longer exists. This means that any version before alpha 1.2.0 is attempting to download files from a server that doesn't exist. It's been reported on the minecraft bug tracker for many years but I don't think Mojang are going to address it any time soon sadly.
TL;DR: Old versions of the game are coded to ask for the files from a server that no longer exists, so it won't have sound.
There may be some inaccuracies from my summary, but I'm going off of memory here.
There is a way to get around this, though it is 3rd party. Someone made a specific launcher called BetaCraft for minecraft versions before the 1.0 release and it includes a fix for this issue by using its own server for the files. I'd recommend using this launcher in general for any version of the game before the 1.0 release. (I'll also mention it has a mod browser for really old minecraft mods and newer mods that improve these older versions of the game. The UI is a bit clunky but it's better than nothing)
Edit: Forgot to mention BetaCraft oof.
Is it betacraft? Kind of a dickmove to talk about it but not directly mention it
@@elnico5623 gahh I did have it written in the draft but then seem to have written it out. Yes it is BetaCraft, I'll redit the comment to include it. Thanks for noticing
people that revisit alpha and beta and older release minecraft are always like "wHy No SoUnD!?" when it's a google search as simple as "old minecraft no sound"
I wonder why they didn't just have the files in the game
Thank god games don't do this
This is why microsoft talking about cloud gaming is terrifying
Just leaving a little constructive criticism because I think this video is good but I wish that you'd kept giving information about things happening in the background of Minecraft's development as it went on. Minecraft to me isn't just a single game but this massive platform, so a lot of this video ends up feeling like it's just going over information most players already know instead of really expanding out into the communal aspect, how it blew up the RUclips space, Mojang's buyout by Microsoft and Notch's departure, the game kind of falling off for a while until a massive resurgence, etc.
A lot of that stuff is just as, if not more, interesting as the game itself, and I'm sure with Minecon and dev blogs/interviews there's a lot of insights on the how and why of some features that would make for a much more engaging watch than just checklisting every feature in the game. The first hour or so of the video feels as if it gets that, and then just gets lost in talking about feature after feature that anyone who's played Minecraft even semi recently is already well aware of.
Seems like you should craft your own exposition, with this angle in mind
@@Surmise_This "Oh no, how dare you criticize my favorite RUclipsr! If you're so smart, then make your own videos!" xD
@@Surmise_ThisDid you never learn the difference between criticism and hate?
@@Surmise_Thishonestly from reading the two other people who responded to you, i don’t think either understood what you were saying. if the op chooses to make a video talking about these i’d love to watch, as it would be fascinating to have a background view on the game and development. it didn’t feel like you were hating on their criticism or anything, but were rather interested in what they said
@@jaceisms2834 cheers
Top tier background noise. Love the monotone voice, it lets me zone out easier. 10/10 didn't remember anything from this vid
This game feels like a good old friend that you haven’t seen for a while but meet each other again in a bar 20 years after or something like that, what I’m trying to say is that this game has changed like the rest of us.
Except I haven’t normally beaten the friend at all.
most underrated channel ever. every video is beautifully crafted
Fr though
Lol pun
Could never convince my friends to play Minecraft with me, they always went in with a closed mind due to the visuals. Shame, but i still enjoyed playing it like i had an addiction 10 years ago.
It sucks that games like doom (1993), cruelty squad, and minecraft get a bad reputation from some people because of their graphics even if they have great gameplay.
"White man has been here" "How can you tell?" "Four hour video essay about minecraft"
Personally imo the ending text of Minecraft. . . Has been and always will the BEST way i have ever been told to go touch grass.
It's made even better when you have resource packs that play philosophical music as you read it.
Real and true
finished the video and i got no clue what all the esoteric editing bits are all about really
i love watching really ambitious video essays by guys who have absolutely no idea what theyre talking about so they fuck it all up
what parts was he wrong about ?
Finally, a sane person. The video is a disaster.
50:17 maximum building limit was actually 128 and was changed to 256 in version 1.2.1
1:17:00 since minecraft has unique naming system only Notch himself could use respawn as renewable source of apples
2:33:17 fully charged bows always emit star particles. Critical hits do not differ visually
50:15 - correction
the height limit was still only around 128m, it was later extended to 256m
1:28:21 - correction
this walking over sand sound is the newer iteration added in a future update during the official release cycle, there is a different one in previous versions
This guy got SO much wrong actually...frogs and striders arent useless..just to start...
Yeah I've noticed other missing details, minor things like sponge only being obtainable from the Elder guardian. The video has minor mistakes like this scattered through the whole thing
It’s a goddamn 5 hour long video cut him some slack
@@mudzip have you took some time to read the replies, a 5 hour long video might be a huge undertaking, and just 1 small mistake isn't anything, but when they start adding up, it becomes harder to not notice.
Yesssss this is what I always wanted, I wanted a really in depth retrospective on minecraft, I love how you go into detail to even the smallest changes like your hand appearing in the bottom right corner of the screen.
As someone who only ever played the demo version of Minecraft on xbox 360, this video brought back sooooooo many memories
3:17:24 why did you put the squidward suicide jump scare there 😭
this channel easily has some of the best gaming video essays i've ever seen. criminally underrated
Nah, this ain't the ULTIMATE Minecraft Retrospective
Gotta wait a couple years for the SUPER ULTRA ULTIMATE Minecraft Retrospective which is a 2-part series with each being 8 hours.
Ladders solve a practical problem I frequently have with larger trees. Cleanup. Use ladders to climb up, then cut them down from the top to the bottom and the ladders pop off as you work your way down. It's quick, easy, and I don't have to remove scaffolding I built just to get up there or, god forbid, just leave floating tree tops around because it's too much hassle to climb up in the first place.
Ladders.
I also do that, very convenient for spruce and birch trees
Back in the early alpha stages that sense of mystery and discovery in regards to crafting is what made the game so unique and interesting. I remember putting random blocks into the crafting section and accidentally discovering a new recipe. It was so satisfying after trying 10+ combinations then finally seeing something new pop up in the output slot. Then figuring out patterns and figuring out more recipes feeling like a big brain and having thoughts like “what if I tried making a furnace out of wood, woah a chest”. I’m not sure if the wiki didn’t exist yet or if I just wasn’t aware of it yet but it was a very unique feeling that I haven’t felt with any other game. Then when someone showed me the wiki with the crafting recipes I remember being blown away seeing how many things I had missed.
I think that this video does one thing better than any other video on Minecraft that I've seen, and that is displaying how massive Minecraft is as a game. It really manages to cover almost every aspect. The long development history, the game mechanics, the various biomes/structures/creatures/items, the community made content, the feeling one gets when playing the game while listening to its wonderful music. It has everything along with many personal remarks and actual relevant gameplay that makes the video feel less like just reading the wiki.
This video lives up to its name.
And still a lot of things were missing, like how they didn't mentioned the snow golem, the swamp/desert fossils, amethyst didn't mentioned 2 of the big uses it has as well as didn't mentioned most of redstone components and what quartz is used for this, they also didn't mentioned slime blocks and honey blocks in that note.
Followed by a lot of things honestly being wrong or quite incomplete.
Which is not against the video tbh, this is by a lot impressive and I am impressed even at how correct most of this were because I would have been wrong in many parts if I tried.
But it does show how massive the game is if there is even a lot of minor mechanics which many end up adding a lot of depth to the game, specially with redstone but also with a lot of the mob behaviors like zombies which are actually filled with a lot of complexity all around, and things like local difficulty and moon cycle and also the not mentioned froglights and yeah overall very very crazy how even with all of this, there's still content for more hours of saying all there is.
"Hey kids, who wants to watch a 5 hour retrospective about Minecraft?"
ME ME ME
fun fact some ores generate more frequently when not exposed to air, this means that water caves generate more diamonds, as diamonds is one of the ores that generates more frequently when exposed to air.
Have to say overall good video but the script seems to be less researched the farther into the video ie more and more facts aren't right
Well there goes my whole night, gosh 5 hours of good content on RUclips? I was not expecting that.
12:14 This is very likely due to the fact that this game is made on Java, and the values of block coordinates can only go up to powers of 2, which would put the limit for blocks at either 64 or 128 in this case. The player character doesn't really have this 'restriction', so falling into the void infintely isn't an issue at all.
well the actually block number can be literally anything up to 127 but you can use an nbt editor to change it to an int (up to 2.147 billion). or just install the biggerstacks mod lol
To be fair, at one point Stacks DID go up to 100, i'm pretty sure the 64 stacks were simply a choice by Notch :V
@@higueraft571 I think that those were the block stacks rather than the height limit
@@timlampers8610 oh wait, yeah i think i misread there...
I am 2.5 hours in now. I have no idea where the creepy edits are about to take me but loving the video itself
Playing around and building what ever comes to mind in the alpha and early beta builds of MC was pure magic. C418s soundtrack, the sheer simplicity of it all, Minecraft might have been a once in a lifetime game.
Sometimes when I play civilization or minecraft, I just need someone to say something in my ear for a long time. Your channel is a godsend. The videos are long and interesting, you have a great speech and material. It's a pity that the channel has such a small base, given the incredible work that is probably behind these videos.
gotta love it when munt chunk
it's great every time
can't wait to watch this
3:07:08
You havent touched grass in so long that you forgot what green even looks like
Seriously tho, a YOU MADE A NINE HOUR VIDEO ON A VIDEO GAME
we need chapters
this
This might be one of the best videos I've seen. Never boring and I came back to watch it every time I could, just so I could finish it. Shocked me when I saw how low your sub count is. Not that it's low, but that I would expect this quality from someone with at least 500k subs. That's truly what you deserve.
I remember when I played the Alpha version of this back in Middleschool to buying the Xbox version and playing it when we were tired of grinding blop2 zombies. Good times
I LOVE working out to your videos. Any long ass videos I can listen to while pumping iron is great, so Keep 'em comin'! Just be wary of your health
Some how this man can read my mind. I’ve been looking for this exact video for a good week now. Absolute unit this guy is. Possibly the best content one could find
Amazing video, I really love looking back at the original builds and seeing how it progressed. Thanks for the hard work!
no he made it 4 hours. now I have to watch the whole thing
i love the musically intergration in this, i love your tyler and kendrick vids. you have a good retrospective on music, which i have respect for!
Those ending credits hit different once it's explained in this detail... wow.
Can't believe I'm saying this, but... I feel like I'm being spoken to there, that perhaps I've.. felt the smallest pieces of tears forming, not actually crying but... forming. From Minecraft, a game I've played for years now.
I feel like there's something to be had there that a majority of players just... overlook.
tbh I almost cried the first time I got to the end and actually read the ending dialogue. It's really touching, in a way.
The credits music is beautiful too. The best track in the whole game imo, yes even above sweden which is not far behind
This video was my first time seeing your channel; what a great introduction to you!! Love it!
wow. first video ive ever seen but its just so interestingly informational. you just earned another sub bro congrats
Haven't watched the video yet but i can say it's a masterpiece...
thats literally every munt chunks video, the first minute till the last is always top tier quality
Munt Chunk produces nothing but bangers
true
I’m literally so hyped whenever you post a new video cuz I KNOW each one is gonna be good. Thank you for making these
I will be falling asleep to this over the next several nights
Alright just some notes for this video to help you out:
8:22 The Minecraft launcher does include a lot of older builds of Minecraft, however it is missing a lot of found versions of Minecraft from preclassic up to release 1.5.2. Other launchers such as Betacraft let you have access to such versions unavailable in the launcher.
17:20 If I am not mistaken the Minecraft Launcher messes up the terrain.png file for certain classic versions which is why the sapling has the newer texture in the older builds.
24:27 sound was added in late classic versions. I believe that the Minecraft launcher(yep another vanilla launcher issue) does not have a sound proxy which is why you cant hear any sounds despite having the option to turn it on or off. The Betacraft launcher fixes this issue entirely
25:16 Chat worked in multi-player mode
29:41 TNT is and can be able to be primed and exploded in c0.30. However, the gamemode has to be changed to creative to survival
32:10 Food was actually present in survival test (before c0.30) in the form that brown mushrooms healed you and red mushrooms and enemies hurt you
36:49 Classic worlds used to save to the Minecraft online servers which do not work anymore which is why the save/load feature does not work anymore in classic versions.
37:37 Water in this version (Infdev) only negates fall damage to a certain extent [As seen with the clip shown previously].
37:52 Pigs were not a new mob to Infdev, and were present as early as Survival Test 0.25
38:12 Health Regenerated in peaceful mode.
Also great video. I will finish it someday. 😅
You deserve way more views, my man, this is extremely high quality analysis. Please keep at it, I love your work.
commenting for the algorithm, this is super well made.
Munt Chunk just hitting it out of the park and I love every single second of it
I love this channel and your work man keep it up!
I think the issue with sound in early versions of the game has to do with the way that Minecraft (used to?) load sound files. Every time the game was launched, they would be downloaded from a server somewhere on the web, and I believe that the URL that old versions of the game went to became defunct at some point.
EDIT: I watched 15 more minutes and just found that you acknowledged this whoops
niko oneshot??
Excited to watch the whole thing!
I was searching for a random essay or podcast video to put in the background while i do my stuff, maybe a 1 hour, 2 if im lucky but FIVE????
you are insane, you better bet I'm watching the whole thing
This is the most underrated video and channel I have ever seen. Keep up the good work!
Man U are a god send I love these long videos you make and they are done beautifully 👌🏼you need more views mate
I really appreciate the effort put in videos like this one, elaborate commentary and genuine effort of editing and scripting, the videos are long but high quality, I work for long hours on computer so I like listening to these long vids while working.
Just look out for the sudden weird or loud noises 😭😭
@@orn1x346 I don't scare easy 🙃
Some of my biggest RUclips masterpieces would be watching this and the gta retrospective all the way through
4:44:20 i feel you so hard. I kind of quit Minecraft a few weeks or month after the 1.5 was released. It took until 1.12 to start playing it again.
ALl the features and new things are nice, but also confusing to me.
I just talked to a 13 year old kid, which means, it was not even half my age. It talked with such a confidence about tthings in the game to me, that are just a mystery to me. Some automatic farms, new Blocks all that stuff.
I kind of feel old xD
What shocked me was, how shocked it was, when I told him I only play on 1 sever. He was as confused about that fact, as I was that he was confused.
Also the playing for fun and not for efficiency semms to me a strange concept to the kid as well.
same bro, and i am not even that old
I've mainly played Minecraft between 2012 and 2014 and I miss the simplicity of these older versions, now just hearing about piglins/hoglins or the Deep Dark makes me feel overwhelmed
@@JK061996 It took much time for me to get comfortable but at the end, it needs updates or it dies out.
underrated, i watched through the entire video
over the course of a day, I watched this entire video, and I'm honestly speechless at the idea that I watched a man talk about a development timeline, for nigh 5 hours. The amount of work and sleepless nights this must have taken is immeasurable, and I hope you rest your voice for a while, you have a good one. I found it funny how your pronunciation of "Elytra" periodically got worse over the course of its time mentioned, beginning with Elletruh, to eleetreeuh and then elightreeuh. this was a really fun, and funny video, that really brought me back. thanks friend.
Tasty editing. I love this video
Excellent video. I love these extra long videos. I had to watch this in several chunks of time, but that was fine by me. You forgot to mention the discontinued Minecraft Earth game; it followed similar mechanics as Pokémon GO; using the player’s actual GPS location in the real world. It was a shame that it’s servers were shut down.
The jump between the tech demo-y builds and 0.30 is remarkable, theres so much more polish and detail
4:10:49 oh yeah baby that Deadly Premonition whistle song is GOATED. Nothing at all to do with Minecraft but got my seretonin boosted just a little
Amazing video! So good to see the history of the game in such detail.
Once again i must say how ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL AND BEAUTIFUL minecraft volume alpha album is. Its unironically one of my most played albums on spotify, mainly because i play it very often when i play minecraft because i dont like how long the silent breaks are. I love the music way too much to not listen to it for that long.
The desire to sleep leaving my body as a 5 hours video essay pops up:
you are insane for making this! awesome video! great stuff ❤️
More excited to sit down and watch this than I am any movies coming out in cinema
This deserves way more than 8k views bud
I still play minecraft to this day... I've never stopped holding the jump to stay on the surface.
It's weird because I know the new swimming mechanics i just never stopped holding that button When I want to be on the surface.
Amazing as always, underappreciated as always
I made a series when i was a teenager where i explored through the early versions of Minecraft to see how it evolved. I didn't get very far cause i was pretty aimless beyond the idea of looking at each version but im really glad to see that idea brought to its proper fruition
Somewhere close to the hour and ten minute mark I heard a bit of Dead Rising music and it honestly made me way too happy lol, love that game just as much as I love Minecraft!
Huge props for all the effort you put in king 🙏🏻
40:15 - Minecraft doesn’t check the thickness of the overhead leaves here. Every block exposed to the sky gets a light value of 15 (during day). Every adjacent block that isn’t exposed to the sky gets a light value of 14, then 13, and so on. Sunlight works just like any of the light source blocks, but ambient and dependent on the day/night cycle and a clear vertical path to the sky
33:20
I love making this point. I dabbled in Alpha but mostly started seriouslt in Beta once I got the game for myself. The older versions do indeed hold up as their own game and experience. It did for quite awhile.
A lot of people I introduced it to ever since the console versions came out couldn't find a lot of merit in playing Beta for hours the way I used to. The way many still do, really.
Edit: One aspect I'd say was so interesting back then was having more limited blocks. I found it made for a slightly more intuitive and less daunting task of experimenting with crafting recipes. I purposefully did not look up youtube guides (unless I felt I had thoroughly exhausted my options; I didn't want to spend forever trying to craft something that may not exist either). I didn't have internet in my house for my younger gaming days, so I was always used to figuring out games, even secrets and easter eggs, just by playing the game.
Having the in game recipe book (menu, rather) is nice when you can't remember something on the fly, but I do find newer players are less likely to want to experiment with using different resources into shapes that you think might make something. And I feel like there's something to be said for the experience of improving through learning by trial of failures and successes.
It would be nice if the recipe book wasn't up be default, but you had the option to have it open by default.
Just to incentivize, or coax rather, players to try out a couple recipes by hand. I don't wanna be too much of a "back in my day!" kind of player but it is nice to see people make a solid attempt.
No hate to anyone who would always and forever love to just use the recipe book for whatever personal reasons though.
2:22:10 Thank you for the video :100: And yes, Coal was an issue to get back in Late-Beta-Days. Hilariously, even with mods it's a bit of an issue. Not In Oceanblock once you figure out how panning and resource generating works. Thank you once again for the video !! Have a Great day 🤗
The amount of research is insane for this video dude, amazing work!
i also really like this video but the research isnt great and there are some false things and many important things arent said but its still awsome
Great video man
I put you videos when going to sleep and damn I crash and sleep so well. Thank you my friend
33:22 Actually there is a community recreation/expansion of Minecraft Classic named ClassiCube, which has a handful of multiple servers as well. Some people really enjoyed Classic versions and some of them still do enjoy, on this fan-created game.
It’s crazy reliving all of the earlier builds of minecraft. I started playing in the alpha update just before it went into beta and added names to items. This game has stood the test of time and likely will for a long time to come. Excellent video mate. Looking forward to new stuff 🙏
Great Video! Always appreciate your content.
That classic minecraft music makes me want to cry. Being a year and a half off from 30, it fluds, so many memories I took for granted in simpler times. 😭
This is such an underrated channel, almost a 5 hour video with only about 300k views and 47k subs? Subbed
I swear if this doesn’t get a million views
Love these videos man keep it up
I believe the earliest build I ever played was 0.30. I played it on my mother's old computer and did the most random things. I eventually played again when they first added Snow, though I only played the Trial. It was surreal for me as that was the time I started watching the classic Minecrafters.
Very comprehensive. Good job!
absolute master piece- now i also would say i would love a minecraft RPG game ala final fantasty with minecraft crafting mechanics
Needed this
1:33:55 you perfectly described the music
ight so imma comment on stuff i find interesting as i watch
27:20 just noticed the undertale music
(note: auto-fill thinks music-flavored would make sense there)
29:38 haha kaboom
30:46 sand is sorta like a liquid made of solids
36:10 or the wii u version
39:57 bro really left the tree floating
51:32 mining has always been very satisfying, at least to me.
54:24 tools breaking used to startle me alot. probably the loud noise
55:55 WAIT REALLY?????!!!1!!!1?
56:30 Uwa! So crafty~ (please help i am slowly losing my sanity 📉🧠)
59:12 *COD_Zombie_Noise.ogg*
1:05:24 why does the contrast between the water and the freshly tilled soil look oddly pretty?
ight its been over an hour i should get some rest
- 2 months later -
1:31:48 they still are somehow able to sneak up on people despite the camouflage no longer working.
1:32:42 oohf
1:34:55 legacy edition minigames intensify
1:46:20 i thought it was to make it less gory
2:21:23 i feel bad for the villager that lives right above a ravine.
imma sleep again
Listening to this as a podcast on a 4 hour drive is actually amazing