I remember playing with my siblings and whenever we heard cave sounds we'd lock ourselves up in that little house we built, thinking that it was Herobrine lol
The old version of Minecraft was a horror game for me as a kid. It would give me ptsd from the mobs behavior and the light slowly getting dark. The mobs were scary af back then 💀. But it is very nostalgic. I used to get so mad when creepers blew up my beautiful glow stone cube house full of tamed wolfs in creative mode 💀.
it's crazy how much things have changed. like, the changes have felt so gradual over time, but when you really look back, the whole essence of the game is entirely different from what it used to be
@@summerbelle1445my friends knows how to covert them from the old edition to the multiplatform one and we mainly use it to create worlds for rollplays cause that's what we do.
I also remember when swimming was not a thing and instead you had to just slowly bounce your way until you found the next spot of land. I also remember when you could make a corner stair by it's self by making the corner stair with the two others on the side then simply removing them, I miss that feature.
I still remember when andesite, granite, and diorite got added. My friends and I were all ticked. We liked the simple caves and thought the new blocks were rather ugly. And those old boats, man when they changed that we did a happy dance.
Theyre still ugly. Theyre nice if used correctly in buildd but they are rather annoying. Now that i think about it i LOVED polished andesite though. I remember using it every time i wanted to build a pool in a creative world.
Was a fairly common opinion back in the day. I think we all got used to it
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@@dragoblu6758 honestly polished andesite and diorite are one of my favorite blocks to build cave bases with specifically. It always blended In so nicely
Man, this was a nostalgia bomb, started playing around 1.2 release. Does anyone else remember the trial version of minecraft where they would let you download and play minecraft for 5 in-game days without buying it?
oh yeah 100% that was my first experience of Java edition Minecraft. Im just trying all sort of things in those 5 days, and the world is always the same so I've remembered all the place that have diamonds lol
I did not actually realize the blacksmith structure got removed. I remember in the very old versions the lava at the “forging station” often lit the wood on fire. Nostalgia
I haven’t been up to date with Minecraft nowadays, so hearing the phrase “do you guys remember when…” and have it finish with something I still thought was possible is shocking LOL
I really miss the old village. I remember back in the day I had a world where I hijacked one of the bigger houses and made it a pseudo castle fortress in the middle of town. There were no villagers to bother me and everything.
I have such a weird sense of Minecraft right now. To me, granite diorite and andesite are still the new blocks. Dark oak and acacia are still the new wood types. My mind gets incredibly blown away by all the nether content. Nether quartz still has a little bit of a "new thing" feeling to it. I still have the reflex to try to block with the sword to signify peace. And many of the changes you mentioned I didn't even realize they were changed, like I still thought golden apples were crafted with nuggets, and still vividly remember the water splashing sounds, etc. Minecraft has gone a long long way. I remember when ocelots were added. Jesus. The game has BEEES????!!!! AND IT'S NOT A MOD?!?!
@@michaelauger1314 I used to do the Herobrine summoning ritual. In fact when I was like 11, back in 2011 I made a video on RUclips about me seeing Herobrine xD
Shoutout to the old pocket edition seed, “nyan”. Lava used to be almost impossible to find on pocket edition for some reason, and nyan was the best known seed with lava right near the spawn
I started playing in beta 1.8 when I was a junior in high school. My friends and I all played on one person's account since we were broke and couldn't afford it. We had school issued laptops that could run it, and there were a lot of days in school where no school work got done, but a lot of building and digging! It's crazy to think how much it's changed, and now it's been almost 10 years since we all played online together, pulling all-nighters and attacking fortresses. Those were some awesome times, back before any of us had any real responsibilities. Hopefully kids these days can experience a little bit of that with their friends, too. Remember, you have to grow old, but you don't always have to grow up!
@@JCG-049 also when i first started playing i had no idea how to move so i ended up digging myself in a trench and my brother had to get me out, and when my brother first played he shot a cow in the rear lol
Tbh him saying remembering old villages make you a veteran, is dumb. The village and pillage update was only 3 years ago. And Minecraft has existed for 12-13 years. So most users today have been playing for over 3 years which if you’ve been playing a game for 3 years that has existed for over 10, the title of “veteran” doesn’t sit right.
I remember on pocket edition when the old blacksmith building's lava used to set fire to the village and I always had to rush to get the chest before it was engulfed in flames. Good times.
Honestly, i remember having to tell people that chests only spawn in that specific building, and hardly anybody knew that, and would check every building for chests 🤦🏼
Idk if I’m a veteran for playing the legacy edition for the consoles and stuff (for the PS4 specifically), but I remember they had these really cool minigames on there that they just decided to remove for some reason. As well as the in-game texture packs. Sure, if you wanted to keep playing on the worlds you used them with or just use them permanently you had to buy them, but you could still play on them for free basically like a demo of some sorts. That was actually the first time I got introduced to Minecraft. The nostalgia is crazy.
I remember the old villages and when villagers clothes were just different colors. There were no blocks to set their profession and you never knew what you would get. Then walking through the caves that were all stone which I actually liked.
I remember that blocking with your sword and crouching was a sign of peace. Because we all wanted to live in Minecraft irl, all the kids at school would put their hand across their chest like blocking with a sword when playing tag to show that they were not it and were peaceful. Man, we were creative back then
I didn’t play minecraft, but I watched minecraft videos bc I didn’t have minecraft yet I remember all of these happening to minecraft RUclipsrs at the time
i miss the old blacksmith chests. getting a chest in most houses in a village is cool and all but the loot is much less satisfying of a find. used to be one of my fave parts of the game - very happy we can still go back to old versions!!
I can remember several conversations with my friends that kinda went like “ooh village… blacksmith!!” just because of how good the loot was especially early game
The most important difference to me is that nowadays you know how everything works - or you can google it. When i first fired up a furnace and discovered you could melt sand into glass, which was just a "guess", i fell in love...everything was just somewhat logical
This, I remember seeing a friend playing survival and crafting a pickaxe with sticks and wooden planks and I thought it was neat. Then I tried the game back at home and crafted slabs, axes, swords, shovels and even full redstone blocks by just experimenting around. That feeeling of utter discovery by just messing around on the crafting table was amazing.
I actually remember being able to tame ocelots like cats, and how cats would attack chickens! I only played superflat worlds because as a kid I really liked creative mode (and i was terrible at survival), and once I made a house, filled it with cats and chickens, and watched the chaos unfold!
Adding on something here, but I also remember that when you would sleep, you would seem “tucked into” the bed. I used to put carpets on top of my beds so I’d be snug under a blanket!
I read your comment and thought “huh that’s weird, when did they change that? It was that way the last time I played” and then remembered the last time I played was around 2014…
To be honest, even though the game might be prettier now, I just miss how the old game looked. How dark it got, the contrast between different blocks, I know what we have now looks better but those old textures and lighting effects just hold a special place in my heart.
play the older versions, there are whole communities of people who are dedicated to playing beta and even alpha versions of the game because they feel like you do 😂
as a player I can appreciate old textures hell If I'm JUST playing the game, I'm playing earlier then 1.7.10 modded, but as a I builder I adore new Minecraft textures and blocks. best thing about Minecraft is that you can go back and play whatever versions you want and however you want.
This was mostly an "oh yeah, I remember that!" moments and it made me realise I'm not 8 anymore, I'm 19 next month and still play. My love for minecraft goes way back to 2011, thanks for the memories Notch.
Hello mate! I have similar thoughts, but i'm turning 17 in a couple of months, not so big difference. Maybe, wanna play sometime? Remember old days, have a little chat while messing around in a nostalgic Minecraft world. I even have my own 1.4_10 Beta server file, on which we used to play with friends couple of years ago (now abandoned).
you miss the memories but trust me you dont miss the beta days. I found my old beta 1.4 version like 8 years ago and played it... it was so boring at the time. Can only imagine how boring old MC is now.
Yeahhh, and when it didn't matter what color wool you used it would just always make a red bed I actually find it really annoying now when I have 3 wool but they're different colors so it doesn't work for a bed anymore 😭
One of my core memories was when I’d turned the music off in MC for some reason. I played at my friends house, and he had the music in very high volume. I asked why. He simply answered ”It’s kind of nice, I think.” I said ”Yeah, a little bit, maybe” If only I knew how much nostalgia the music would bring me.
Aging like fine wine. To be honest. I love nowa days MC with those features and addons but I have much deeper roots all the way down to Alpha. Nothing beats the Alpha nostalgia.
its plot is relatively timeless, and due to the large number of mods and customization, i think it will take a very, VERY long time for it to start to fade, if it ever does to me, it seems like the only way the game could start to fade out is if shooting games take over and people lose creative abilities, in which case we will have real world problems to deal with as well
Idk how many times I was just called a Minecraft veteran. What I do know is that old Minecraft was and is just so magical. As improved and expanded as the new game is, there’s something about the simple bright Minecraft of the past the feels right
Yeah that's very true. Minecraft isn't the same any more, the only ways you can have fun with it is either modding it to the max or stripping everything away and playing something like 1.6
Minecraft is the first game I ever owned myself. Technically not the first I ever played but my first console was the 360, and my first game on the 360 was Minecraft in 2011. And this video just sent me on an intense nostalgia trip
I grew up with pocket edition, It started with pocket edition lite there was like only a few blocks, and back then the textures were a lot darker, there was only a few mobs and the only hostile mobs that existed were zombies, oh and there was no caves.. which made finding iron extremely difficult, I remember being so happy to see an update for the game, and playing it back in the day with my cousins, and making friends through the game with apps that allowed you to host worlds, good times.
I played some really early PE versions when it was a psudo creative game where you had infinite resources, but couldn't fly and there was no crafting. This was before any hostile mobs were added and before sand had physics. I built a tunnel system under the sand just because I could only for it to collapse on me a few updates later. Also remember the nether reactor from before they added the actual nether to PE??
@@njnjco oh yeah the nether ractor- the thing used to supposedly spawn in herobrine 😭 with the nether and gold blocks and red stone torches, I can’t believe I fell for that ..but yet again I was a little kid.
@@_X1M_ I fell for it too, I even named my Xbox Gamertag after him, which is what I use today. I've since learned that he doesn't exist, but I still kept the username to this day on Bedrock, Java, and my RUclips Channel (partly because you had to pay to change the Gamertag, I don't know if that stupid feature's still around, but whatever).
Right-clicking with a sword was something that had been recognized internationally for peace. It didn't matter who was behind it, whether it was light, dark, old, young, male or female.
Omg I miss those days shifting just doesn’t hit the same Minecraft was my entire childhood to the point where when I get sad or stressed about adult life I come back to old Minecraft you tubers and watch then with no shame
I didn’t even know a lot of these were changed because I still play a lot of old versions. For example. The removal of blacksmiths and the fact that you can place double chests next to each other.
I'm currently 19, but the first time I played Minecraft was on my grandparents' PC in 2011-12. It was extremely slow and overall awful, but I played it for months until it was released on Xbox 360. I would play it on my dad's Xbox 360 for years. The Pre-hunger bar times were the best, IMO, as the music, atmosphere, and lighting made for a creepy experience you just don't get nowadays. For a 6-9 year old who had a very unstable family situation, Minecraft was the one thing I could always rely on. This video unlocked many core memories.
I remember the weird dancing Steves and when zombies dropped feathers. The reason they use to drop feathers is because at that time chickens were not added in and they needed feathers for arrows
This is just a tsunami of nostalgia. Brings back so many memories. I remember when I was 8 playing minecraft for the first time and now here I am 19 years old. It's crazy how time starts to fly when you get into highschool.
Buckle up bro it does truly only get faster, enjoy the memories you’re making now, date the girl(or girls) you’re scared to ask out, try a new hobby or sport and see what makes you happy. Dont let work or school stress you out too much but give it your best shot of course
Some of these are really old, but some others are like "do you remember when the minecraft world only went down to level 0 instead of -64?". That was changed a few months ago.
@@UnrealOG137 I think what Deactivate meant by the blacksmith one was the original blacksmith, though they look pretty much the same now, there was something so exciting about the old ones :)
My son (age 11) just asked me how long I've been playing Minecraft & I said "Since before you were born..." He was shook. He knew I taught him how to play when he was 3 but he had no idea how old the game is. I did take a few years off & was shocked at the changes. I'm loving the game but I wish it was the old limited map.
I come from 1.5.2 and one thing I miss the absolute MOST is when hostile mobs would try to attack you in Creative mode, but only if you hit them. Spawning hundreds of zombies or pigmen then hitting just one was one of my favorite pastimes XD And still to this day I try to type "toggle downfall" to make it rain. I also remember when you could destroy blocks with a sword in Creative mode
Man 1.5.2 was the version I most played, game was so different back then, it was wild. One of the things I miss most and still try to do nowadays is blocking with a sword 😂
@@judahky I still try to do things you can't do anymore in today Minecraft, but I only ever had 1.5.2 and our computer died for a few years, so I missed out on the plethora of updates until last year when I got my own PC. It was a trip going from 1.5.2 knowledge to...I think it was 1.18? Whatever it was when I came back to it XD I'm glad Mojang lets us play all versions of Minecraft ever released, I can't imagine not having fun in good old 1.5.2 anymore XD
Oh god, I remember I used to dig holes with TNT to bedrock, then spawning tens of hundreds of pigmen before hitting one of them to have them all chase me and fall to their death in that enormous crater. I created. Good times.
I think you forgot one thing, the spawn when you die is cursed, you will usually spawn at the sky. I remember playing with my cousins, and I died by mobs, and when I respawned I respawn at the sky, so I was stuck in a loop, and I got my cousins build me a platform and stairs where I can survive and go down safely. Man, even these bad memories makes me nostalgic.
I remember on Legacy Console Edition that in at least one point in the game, when certain mobs died, they would make their hurt sound effect in addition to their death sound. Also, I remember watching this channel since I was going on 11 (back in 2016). I still check it out on occasion to this very day. It brings back many memories.
I remember when villagers were silent, couldn't open doors, couldn't trade, and only wore brown robes. I also loved it when the survival music continued to play no matter what gamemode you were in, if you paused it, or if you were on the title screen.
10:29 This is something I wish they still had. The mobs had a chance to spawn if your bed was not in a lit/enclosed area. It made it more of a priority to have shelter on the first nights instead of just finding a sheep and being completely safe at night.
I remember when I'd play mc with my 3 siblings on a tiny tv in split screen and we'd all dare each other to sleep in the one house in the og tutorial that wasn't lit right so mobs would constantly spawn.
Real ones remember how "nyan" was a seed in Pocket Edition that generated a world that had lava, which would proceed to burn your entire world with invisible fire, on account of how both fire and lava weren't supposed to be implemented yet and didn't function properly. Scared the shit outta young me. Thought the sun went evil. Good times.
Oh boy, the blacksmith was a HUGE nostalgia bomb. I started playing when I was about 5, (around 2012 or 2013) and I forgot about a lot of these features.
@@SuperGion915 Yeah, I joined in 2012 and I was extremely young around that time lol, but 2012 to early 2015 is around the time of Minecraft veterans :D
Damn. I was 7 when I started playing Minecraft, I’m now in my teens. But damn, THE OLD VILLAGE WAS NOSTALGIC MAN. I remember when all of my friends built their bases in the “church tower”. Where has the time gone?
The church tower was my favorite to hunker down in sometimes, especially considering the villager who lived inside always managed to climb the ladder and make it on top of the lookout lol
Man, I still vividly remember discovering the update with the different plank types and how angry i was that mojang was adding pointless features. Flash forward to 2022, where we have blue trees and like 10 different types of stone
Minecraft has different types of players. Even back then. The planks are a fan favorite for Builder players. So much so that there r entire threads dedicated to asking the devs for vertical slabs
"if you remember blacksmith structures, your a veteran" well then, I guess everyone is a veteran then. They still exist, and the plains village blacksmiths even still look the same
I remember 99% of all of this, the amount of nostalgia I got whilst watching this 😭 I just remembered my oldest worlds and watching them grow I remember when wheat was first added, I harvested it too early since I didn’t know what it was supposed to look like The nether reactors and the limited worlds, the blue roses in PE, when villagers first came, the rarity of the sugar cane, the fear of the mobs being so great you almost never left your little house Damn, it made my childhood very happy
you guys remember when the largest world sizes were like 64x64 and there was also a version where there were only cobble stone caves and a layer of like grass on top XD.
@@jacksonsherbertgaming4437 omg yes! I remember running around the entire world looking for sugarcanes cus I used the ones I found on sugar immediately!
Do you guys remember the Nether core reactor? Or when sleeping restored health? Or when there was no such thing as a hunger bar? Then you qualify for a veteran’s discount.
Omg so I wasn’t losing it! I could of sworn on PE there used to be no hunger bars, because I remember being really excited every time I came across any animal. (Which didn’t happen too frequently)
I've only been playing since 2014 and I still remember some of these. Blocking with your sword, no dying collars, villager lampposts, orange wool in pyramids, herobrine, and the temple of Notch.
Minecraft Lite was strangely uncanny and unnerving. It was so much more quiet than the 360 version I played. This makes me remember a time where I tricked my cousin into thinking I had a haunted world. With things that didn’t even exist, like a ‘Diamond Wither’.
I remember when the update that added all the other flowers was released, I literally spent a good 20 minutes just jumping through the wilderness and picking flowers. I was SO HYPED for it lmao
Me too!! I remember how excited my brothers and I were and how we just collected every type of flower we could. It was so fun discovering all the new types
Man, time sure has flew. I remember being 4-5 years old when my parents just bought Minecraft for the PS3. Now I’m a freshman who haven’t realized how fast time flew. When times were simple
@@thatdevexotic I still have my ps3 from when I was about 6 or 7. I play it sometimes just to remember the good times I had before everything went wrong lol. Sophomore now, dropped out as a freshman due to mental health reasons. I've still got my ps vita as well if you remember those lol. Sadly it doesn't work and I need to get it fixed
@@vesper1538 I was about to mention the PS Vita, I still have mine but the battery is basically useless. I have accidentally reset all of my worlds while downgrading the version sadly… that thing was apart of my childhood.
Last time I played Minecraft, it was 2017. I just started getting back into it and man… I still play Minecraft like it’s 2013. It’s actually pretty crazy to think that every thing this guy is talking about in this game just seems normal for me, it’s like this is how Minecraft just is. Weird stuff…
Yeah same here though I was only able to play at our local computer shops since we weren't quite rich to buy a new PC😅😅😅 I had a lot a memories both good and bad but i still remain nostalgic about my childhood days playing minecraft.
I remember one day searching for the blacksmiths and not finding it, i searched 20 different villages and still didn't realise for ages that they were removed
I will never forgive them for removing the tutorial worlds, it was extremely useful when I first started playing and then teaching my younger brothers. We used to have so much fun on all the different worlds.
The thing is, I may not have owned the game myself during some of these, but I definitely remember the majority of them since Minecraft was the only thing I ever watched when I was younger
Yeah same here, I may have only got the game in 2017, but I used to watch RUclipsrs like Dantdm's old videos before I discovered his new ones. When I watched those and the other ones, I learned so much about old Minecraft. So I know more than the average newer mc player.
personally i had a pirated minecraft back in like 2014/2015 bc my parents didnt want to buy me a minecraft account so my dad got me mineshafter so i played 1.8 back then
For the 25th anniversary they should add some nostalgic features. The rose, the old death sound, x Ray texture pack, super secret settings. Maybe even a nostalgic sounds setting
It would be even better if they gave everyone an editions button that can take you to early versions of Minecraft (like the current but rare editions button on bedrock that takes you back to the aquatic update)
As a veteran MCPE player, I remember the Nether Block that made the towers that spawned in waves of pigmen. If you were quick enough, you could mine up some red obsidan. Also, RIP to the cyan flower & OG fish texture D: Never not a day that goes by where I don't miss the unique flower. Thank you for such a nostalgic video, feels good seeing the older MC content again.
I remember in MCPE when you would click items in chests to grab one at a time, (instead of just holding like you do now) and that if you were more than one player, you could duplicate items by clicking fast at the same time
I remember playing with my sister and she had a small house and base on top of a huge mountain .The terrain in this video reminded me of how crazy the worlds were back then.
@@justarandomperson428 but it’s the memories of the old worlds and the great time that I had when I was younger on Minecraft that make it really special for me.
@@Nick.M welp can't argue about that fact cause I can relate... I used to climb one to do 2 things, that is to find a village and lastly, to kill myself trying to water bucket at that huge mountain
A couple you missed: 1: there used to be only 1 type of bed, and that was the red one. 2: nether portals didn't use obsidian back then. They used a different type of block called a "nether reactor".
I remember a lot of this from playing Minecraft when it first came out on xbox360. one funny thing i remember is one of my friends got a lot of pet dogs. I think like 30 of them. After that no other friendly mobs would spawn anywhere else in the world. Maybe that still exists or maybe it was just an xbox thing. The xbox worlds weren't unlimited
All the legacy versions (360, PS3, and Xbox one and PS4 pre-bedrock had passive and hostile mob limits, would even display chat messages along the line of “mob limit reached” if you tried to spawn more with eggs.
It's even more annoying considering a lot of the things he's talking about are things that have been changed only within the last few updates 😂 MC has been out for over a decade and he's saying you're a veteran if you've played it within the last 2-3 years. He's trying to be generous to the kids who have only just reached the age where they understand how to play games
I remember being annoyed when they replaced the gravel paths in villages with grass paths because i could no longer place a torch on the path itself since it wasn’t a full block
Also, this video makes me realize just how long i’ve been playing minecraft, at the very least before the end and the enderdragon was a thing, and the fact that i have still yet to defeat it in survival mode without cheats
I remember never being able to find a plains village. Only saw them in the desert. The only one I did it had water in it kinda flooding it and burned it down and said I was a witch. Kinda regretted it because that so far is still the only one I have ever seen in that edition.
The biggest things I remember is the old village with the smithing station, the beds always being red by default, and no recipe book. The most I played Minecraft was around 2012-2014. Today, I like to dye my bed red just because that’s how I remember them. And I also usually played on console, so even still I’m used to clicking and dragging items into a chest. Also who remembers the rare bug when the title screen said Minceraft? I still call the game Minceraft sometimes lol
yeah I get mad nostalgia when I see a red bed, I think they only naturally generate in savanna villages. and yesss minceraft oml but I don’t think it was a bug, just a rare title screen.
Do you remember when all players thought that perma-lit torches would be removed? Notch said that lanterns were going to be only method to make permanent light sources. Torches would burn out after a bit of time. But torches made before the update may last forever (he hadn't decided yet on that). So my buddies and I all bulk crafted as many torches as we could and saved them in chests, in anticipation of the Halloween update that was about to come out.
I know its been over 2 years. But i feel like the diamond house one was the thing about, little dreams of having full on (back in the day) Swag house made from resources because you couldnt do it in old Minecraft cause it was super hard and you didnt had mending back then so you'd need always some diamonds to spare for new armor/weapons/tools
Like this if you are a Minecraft Veteran! :D
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I remember playing with my siblings and whenever we heard cave sounds we'd lock ourselves up in that little house we built, thinking that it was Herobrine lol
Glad I wasn't the only one who thought those sounds had something to do with Herobrine
Same 😭😭😭
same
I can relate
Relatable, but alone, friends didnt have Minecraft back then
I remember when blocking with your sword on multiplayer servers was a universal peace sign
I remember when u could block your sword
Haha
Same
that's not that old
I did it to my dog too
Old village is now considered veteran. Time is going fast…
@Local Orel Fan not even, that happened like 3 years ago max so it doesnt make you veteran in the slightest
@@rangoated I'm in tears why how THAT WAS 3 YEARS AGO?!?
I remember when villages were first ADDED
Too fast if you ask me, lol.
Yea
The old version of Minecraft was a horror game for me as a kid. It would give me ptsd from the mobs behavior and the light slowly getting dark. The mobs were scary af back then 💀. But it is very nostalgic. I used to get so mad when creepers blew up my beautiful glow stone cube house full of tamed wolfs in creative mode 💀.
damn, i know that feeling, i’m so sorry 😢
I use to hate it everything you woke up you got shoot by a skeleton 😂
Cave sounds killed me💀
I always dug down when it turned night lol
So present traumatic stress.
it's crazy how much things have changed. like, the changes have felt so gradual over time, but when you really look back, the whole essence of the game is entirely different from what it used to be
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i completely agree
Yes
“It's funny how day by day nothing changes. But when you look back, everything is different."
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who remembers when u could enchant anything so you would make the most op stick ever
It was insane enchanting bread and making it the most OP item
You can still if you haven't updated Minecraft Xbox edition (on a disk) also you could make worlds out of anything at the time too. I miss those days.
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@@Edenti I loved making superflat worlds have 20 layers of diamond blocks 😂 my brother and I had so much fun I really miss that feature
@@summerbelle1445my friends knows how to covert them from the old edition to the multiplatform one and we mainly use it to create worlds for rollplays cause that's what we do.
I remember when my brother made this huge wooden prison and was really proud of it, then he added the lava.
It disappeared very fast.
Lol
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So sad
So sad lol
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The 128 block height limit was a pain
I also remember when swimming was not a thing and instead you had to just slowly bounce your way until you found the next spot of land. I also remember when you could make a corner stair by it's self by making the corner stair with the two others on the side then simply removing them, I miss that feature.
I remember the first feature and It was so annoying. I never used stairs coz I was a noob so never needed the second one
bro that feature is so new, like it just got added.....wait that was five years ago?!
@@Rrrab 1.13 was 5 years ago??? HOLY-
sobbing I miss it mmao
that wasnt even that far back lmao
I still remember when andesite, granite, and diorite got added. My friends and I were all ticked. We liked the simple caves and thought the new blocks were rather ugly. And those old boats, man when they changed that we did a happy dance.
Theyre still ugly. Theyre nice if used correctly in buildd but they are rather annoying.
Now that i think about it i LOVED polished andesite though. I remember using it every time i wanted to build a pool in a creative world.
Was a fairly common opinion back in the day. I think we all got used to it
@@dragoblu6758 honestly polished andesite and diorite are one of my favorite blocks to build cave bases with specifically. It always blended In so nicely
I remember when the new boats were added and we needed shovels to craft them
On my god! Remember how they would break on a lillypad???
Man, this was a nostalgia bomb, started playing around 1.2 release. Does anyone else remember the trial version of minecraft where they would let you download and play minecraft for 5 in-game days without buying it?
oh yeah 100% that was my first experience of Java edition Minecraft. Im just trying all sort of things in those 5 days, and the world is always the same so I've remembered all the place that have diamonds lol
is it still a thing? i remember playing it over and over again because my parents wouldn’t let me get it
OMG YA
In the old Minecraft is free in Android Play store now you need to pay
Same
just seeing the xbox 360 crafting ui was one of the biggest nostalgia hits ive ever had
It could make a grown man cry.
I did not actually realize the blacksmith structure got removed. I remember in the very old versions the lava at the “forging station” often lit the wood on fire. Nostalgia
I’m not 100% sure but I believe that Microsoft put that feature back in the game in Minecraft 1.18 and newer
i think its now only in superflat
It's still a thing, just looks a bit different
If I remember correctly chests burned then too so you wanted to get the stuff before it caught on fire
It’s not removed it just isn’t as significant anymore
I haven’t been up to date with Minecraft nowadays, so hearing the phrase “do you guys remember when…” and have it finish with something I still thought was possible is shocking LOL
This is me 😂 been playing recently though and so much has changed it’s actually kind of overwhelming
I thought most of these things still existed. I stopped at 1.12.2 and never moved on. I'll probably not get used to these recent versions.
@@namesthales 1.16 is worth checking out alone for the nether update
@@Boba_Fett1980 every update has been ok, but 1.20 looks lame
@@Jesuslovesyou-2715 I've played 1.20 it's actually really cool honestly
I really miss the old village. I remember back in the day I had a world where I hijacked one of the bigger houses and made it a pseudo castle fortress in the middle of town. There were no villagers to bother me and everything.
I have such a weird sense of Minecraft right now. To me, granite diorite and andesite are still the new blocks. Dark oak and acacia are still the new wood types. My mind gets incredibly blown away by all the nether content. Nether quartz still has a little bit of a "new thing" feeling to it. I still have the reflex to try to block with the sword to signify peace. And many of the changes you mentioned I didn't even realize they were changed, like I still thought golden apples were crafted with nuggets, and still vividly remember the water splashing sounds, etc.
Minecraft has gone a long long way. I remember when ocelots were added. Jesus. The game has BEEES????!!!! AND IT'S NOT A MOD?!?!
Herobrine drowning in the water😂
@@michaelauger1314 I used to do the Herobrine summoning ritual. In fact when I was like 11, back in 2011 I made a video on RUclips about me seeing Herobrine xD
I can't read all that
@@norielsylvire4516share the video
@@-Ayriethefairy don't feel like exposing myself like that xD
Shoutout to the old pocket edition seed, “nyan”. Lava used to be almost impossible to find on pocket edition for some reason, and nyan was the best known seed with lava right near the spawn
Holy shit you just unlocked a hidden memory in my mind
omg! I remember making a rollercoaster around that seed. The memories
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YES! I remember that seed!!!
XD all those times i wanted to make a cobblestone generator but could never find lava (cri)
Love how you used the og textures for the thumbnail, huge nostalgia rush :)
Old textures were the best (except almost everything in the nether)
Omg Hello Connor pugs I love your stories
I love the old textures too :)
Same
I also love the old textures, and even the old sounds (some of them are still used in Bedrock Edition). It's unfortunate they changed it.
I started playing in beta 1.8 when I was a junior in high school. My friends and I all played on one person's account since we were broke and couldn't afford it. We had school issued laptops that could run it, and there were a lot of days in school where no school work got done, but a lot of building and digging! It's crazy to think how much it's changed, and now it's been almost 10 years since we all played online together, pulling all-nighters and attacking fortresses. Those were some awesome times, back before any of us had any real responsibilities. Hopefully kids these days can experience a little bit of that with their friends, too. Remember, you have to grow old, but you don't always have to grow up!
I remember the old blacksmiths and the old villages. There were times when I would convert one of the houses into my own.
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@@JCG-049 also when i first started playing i had no idea how to move so i ended up digging myself in a trench and my brother had to get me out, and when my brother first played he shot a cow in the rear lol
I used to do this….
Tbh him saying remembering old villages make you a veteran, is dumb. The village and pillage update was only 3 years ago. And Minecraft has existed for 12-13 years. So most users today have been playing for over 3 years which if you’ve been playing a game for 3 years that has existed for over 10, the title of “veteran” doesn’t sit right.
SAMR
I remember on pocket edition when the old blacksmith building's lava used to set fire to the village and I always had to rush to get the chest before it was engulfed in flames. Good times.
@oPuggo They were changed in the Village and Pillage update 3 years ago- wait 3 years, damn, that was a long time ago
@@RedSteall 3 years ago? WHAT
I thought it was like last year
damn, time flies fast
@@RedSteall the building still generates like it used to tho
The blacksmith though. It was always the coolest part about the villages, and the “church”. Good times.
did they also remove the churches ?!?
@@elenamalik1759Both still exist
Blacksmiths still exist
@@elenamalik1759they change the lookin
Honestly, i remember having to tell people that chests only spawn in that specific building, and hardly anybody knew that, and would check every building for chests 🤦🏼
Idk if I’m a veteran for playing the legacy edition for the consoles and stuff (for the PS4 specifically), but I remember they had these really cool minigames on there that they just decided to remove for some reason. As well as the in-game texture packs. Sure, if you wanted to keep playing on the worlds you used them with or just use them permanently you had to buy them, but you could still play on them for free basically like a demo of some sorts. That was actually the first time I got introduced to Minecraft. The nostalgia is crazy.
YES I REMEMBER THIS (FOR XBOX
I loved that shit. I wish they would bring it back
I remember spending hours playing hunger games because I had like all the maps downloaded.
SAME
i used to play those with my father on the xbox360, i still mourn the tutorial world to this day 🥲
I remember the old villages and when villagers clothes were just different colors. There were no blocks to set their profession and you never knew what you would get. Then walking through the caves that were all stone which I actually liked.
@@jennifercole9382 Excuse me?
@@jennifercole9382 Alright
I don't mean to be rude but that isn't such and old thing
@@eetuthereindeer6671 I'm just going by what I remember. I'm allowed to be wrong.
@@eclipse_wolf1245 didn't you hear? Being wrong is now illegal and punishable by sacrifice. Don't worry thought, im your friend
I remember that blocking with your sword and crouching was a sign of peace. Because we all wanted to live in Minecraft irl, all the kids at school would put their hand across their chest like blocking with a sword when playing tag to show that they were not it and were peaceful. Man, we were creative back then
I remember that too! A shame they removed the sword blocking tho.
God I want to go back to those days
that was also "let's team up" in hunger games. i miss it lol
If you are watching this video not because of the main theme, just because it makes you feel nostalgic, *you* are a Minecraft veteran
Indeed.
I didn’t play minecraft, but I watched minecraft videos bc I didn’t have minecraft yet I remember all of these happening to minecraft RUclipsrs at the time
Amen
Played since age of 4, played Pocket and Java
I've been playing Minecraft since 2013. Time has passed and see the old stuff brings back memories!
My biggest "old minecrafter" memory is the Nether Reactor Core, oh my god that takes me back
Hell yeah. Whenever i run into a minecraft player i ask them if they know what a nether reactor and nether reactore core is.
I used to stack like 10 nether reactors on top of each other
Minecraft PE Demo.
Need I say more?
Oh my god I remember always using those as floor designs
YESSSS OMG
i miss the old blacksmith chests. getting a chest in most houses in a village is cool and all but the loot is much less satisfying of a find. used to be one of my fave parts of the game - very happy we can still go back to old versions!!
Same I still play on 1.7.10 sometimes
@@GeForce1080 1.7.10 is probably my favorite version ever due to the combat still being good
I can remember several conversations with my friends that kinda went like “ooh village… blacksmith!!” just because of how good the loot was especially early game
PE players: 😭
Bruh, until this video I didn't notice the blacksmith building change, that makes me a veteran I guess🙂
The most important difference to me is that nowadays you know how everything works - or you can google it. When i first fired up a furnace and discovered you could melt sand into glass, which was just a "guess", i fell in love...everything was just somewhat logical
This, I remember seeing a friend playing survival and crafting a pickaxe with sticks and wooden planks and I thought it was neat. Then I tried the game back at home and crafted slabs, axes, swords, shovels and even full redstone blocks by just experimenting around. That feeeling of utter discovery by just messing around on the crafting table was amazing.
i was the exact opposite in the way that I learned glass is melted sand through Minecraft lmao
as someone whos played minecraft since mid 2010 i remember almost all of these. what a trip down memory lane :)
I actually remember being able to tame ocelots like cats, and how cats would attack chickens! I only played superflat worlds because as a kid I really liked creative mode (and i was terrible at survival), and once I made a house, filled it with cats and chickens, and watched the chaos unfold!
Adding on something here, but I also remember that when you would sleep, you would seem “tucked into” the bed. I used to put carpets on top of my beds so I’d be snug under a blanket!
I read your comment and thought “huh that’s weird, when did they change that? It was that way the last time I played” and then remembered the last time I played was around 2014…
Same
@@melissalonla oof
you can still tame ocelots! They still spawn in jungles.
To be honest, even though the game might be prettier now, I just miss how the old game looked. How dark it got, the contrast between different blocks, I know what we have now looks better but those old textures and lighting effects just hold a special place in my heart.
All facts
Real
play the older versions, there are whole communities of people who are dedicated to playing beta and even alpha versions of the game because they feel like you do 😂
as a player I can appreciate old textures hell If I'm JUST playing the game, I'm playing earlier then 1.7.10 modded, but as a I builder I adore new Minecraft textures and blocks. best thing about Minecraft is that you can go back and play whatever versions you want and however you want.
Wait there were actually people who played without Texture packs? Jeez...
"Back in the earlier days of Minecraft.."
You're a true veteran if you remember the first time this line was spoken
I remember that
What line
😭tes
@@allforonex563 hes been doin these videos for a whileeeeee
As someone who’s played on Minecraft PS3 Edition for most of his Minecraft journey, i can safely say i’m an old MC player
This was mostly an "oh yeah, I remember that!" moments and it made me realise I'm not 8 anymore, I'm 19 next month and still play. My love for minecraft goes way back to 2011, thanks for the memories Notch.
Gonna be 20 august 6th, i feel you, man. I remember when i would sit on the bonus worlds that hsd the dlc texture packs and mess around
Hello mate! I have similar thoughts, but i'm turning 17 in a couple of months, not so big difference.
Maybe, wanna play sometime? Remember old days, have a little chat while messing around in a nostalgic Minecraft world. I even have my own 1.4_10 Beta server file, on which we used to play with friends couple of years ago (now abandoned).
Im 22
@@baronflamel9442 cool
Same, started around 2013 when I was 8, truning 18 this year
You missed the important one.
You could get you air instantly underwater by placing a torch next to a 2 block, no need to use fences or doors.
Lol yessss, i still try to do this sometimes out of habit XD
YASS
Lmao I was so confused when that didn’t work anymore lol
I tired to place a torch underwater for air last year and almost drowned lol.
I remember when you had to find a Jungle and find an ocelot to tame it and turn into a cat.
same
I didn't know they changed that for months, and man, it was agonizing
Didnt even know they changed it lol
what they changed that！？！ what do ocelots even do now？
@@0NiKiSUxNuLL838just run around lol
Gave up on watching this video after first 15 times i've heard: if you know this, you're a veteran player
I love modern Minecraft, there’s so much great content. But I would be lying if I said I didn’t miss the older versions of MC.
Me too… It’s so crazy to think I’ve been playing for over a decade. I just wish I had my old worlds
That’s why I love Java you can play any version
@@soccersenpai730 unless your younger brother deleted your 7 year old og world at the age of 23 😭
you miss the memories but trust me you dont miss the beta days. I found my old beta 1.4 version like 8 years ago and played it... it was so boring at the time. Can only imagine how boring old MC is now.
i still have my originial world on wii u, i still play on it every now and then
Remember when the zombie villager didn’t have it’s own spawn egg so you just had to spawn a bunch of zombies and get lucky?
Man I remember that. I had a fascination at one point with them and tried to spawn them for some reason.
Oh Yeaaaaaaah
unfortunatelly yes
yea
Remember when zombie villagers didnt exist
Don't know if this was mentioned, but I remember when there weren't different door designs, all the types of wood would just make oak doors
Yeahhh, and when it didn't matter what color wool you used it would just always make a red bed
I actually find it really annoying now when I have 3 wool but they're different colors so it doesn't work for a bed anymore 😭
Holy shit I just realized that's an old feature now-
oh damn did i start playing it really that long ago
Yeah it was painful. I remember being so excited when they added different door types and later added fence gates
Yeah, same for fences and trapsdoors and other stuff too
after all this years I never realised that the fishing rod is no longer just a stick
One of my core memories was when I’d turned the music off in MC for some reason. I played at my friends house, and he had the music in very high volume. I asked why. He simply answered ”It’s kind of nice, I think.” I said ”Yeah, a little bit, maybe”
If only I knew how much nostalgia the music would bring me.
I remember complaining with my mom about how depressing it sounded but boy it sure brings back a huge load of nostalgia
I hate how to music changed!
@@sandwich0009 I think it’s good, and the old music is still there. In creative
@@hellothere6117 What? How was Minecraft music depressing?
I remember my dad saying, “Your game has nice music.”
Man the nostalgia, I think Minecraft will be one of those games that will last a LONG time
It already lasted a LONG time tho.
Aging like fine wine. To be honest. I love nowa days MC with those features and addons but I have much deeper roots all the way down to Alpha. Nothing beats the Alpha nostalgia.
it's been one of the biggest games for nearly 14 years, that's probably longer than half the people that play it have been alive
its plot is relatively timeless, and due to the large number of mods and customization, i think it will take a very, VERY long time for it to start to fade, if it ever does
to me, it seems like the only way the game could start to fade out is if shooting games take over and people lose creative abilities, in which case we will have real world problems to deal with as well
They’re doing great it seems especially since more people have wifi now
Idk how many times I was just called a Minecraft veteran. What I do know is that old Minecraft was and is just so magical. As improved and expanded as the new game is, there’s something about the simple bright Minecraft of the past the feels right
Yeah that's very true. Minecraft isn't the same any more, the only ways you can have fun with it is either modding it to the max or stripping everything away and playing something like 1.6
Yeah. I do miss the old Minecraft
@@HusbandofLois Exactly! Finally someone who understands!!
nah it was boring
Minecraft is the first game I ever owned myself. Technically not the first I ever played but my first console was the 360, and my first game on the 360 was Minecraft in 2011. And this video just sent me on an intense nostalgia trip
I grew up with pocket edition, It started with pocket edition lite there was like only a few blocks, and back then the textures were a lot darker, there was only a few mobs and the only hostile mobs that existed were zombies, oh and there was no caves.. which made finding iron extremely difficult, I remember being so happy to see an update for the game, and playing it back in the day with my cousins, and making friends through the game with apps that allowed you to host worlds, good times.
I played some really early PE versions when it was a psudo creative game where you had infinite resources, but couldn't fly and there was no crafting. This was before any hostile mobs were added and before sand had physics. I built a tunnel system under the sand just because I could only for it to collapse on me a few updates later. Also remember the nether reactor from before they added the actual nether to PE??
@@njnjco oh yeah the nether ractor- the thing used to supposedly spawn in herobrine 😭
with the nether and gold blocks and red stone torches, I can’t believe I fell for that ..but yet again I was a little kid.
I started around PE 0.10.0, so yes, I remember the Nether Reactor.
@@_X1M_ I fell for it too, I even named my Xbox Gamertag after him, which is what I use today. I've since learned that he doesn't exist, but I still kept the username to this day on Bedrock, Java, and my RUclips Channel (partly because you had to pay to change the Gamertag, I don't know if that stupid feature's still around, but whatever).
I didn’t know how to make a crafting table back in 2014 or something
Right-clicking with a sword was something that had been recognized internationally for peace. It didn't matter who was behind it, whether it was light, dark, old, young, male or female.
You can still use shift-ing for this purpose
@@eliteknight2137 It’s not the same
Fake verification 😱‼️‼️‼️
Edit: THIS CHANNEL WAS CREATED 2 YRS AGO- I FEEL BAD RN-
Omg I miss those days shifting just doesn’t hit the same Minecraft was my entire childhood to the point where when I get sad or stressed about adult life I come back to old Minecraft you tubers and watch then with no shame
I remember the one and only time when i played minecraft and i spawned near a blacksmith scructure. Kneel before me, the veteran player!
I didn’t even know a lot of these were changed because I still play a lot of old versions. For example. The removal of blacksmiths and the fact that you can place double chests next to each other.
U still get black smiths
Same
Yeah blacksmiths exist just not as common to be honest.
It makes me happy to hear someone else also plays around in old Minecraft versions lmao
@@Perry.... alot of people still do
I'm currently 19, but the first time I played Minecraft was on my grandparents' PC in 2011-12. It was extremely slow and overall awful, but I played it for months until it was released on Xbox 360. I would play it on my dad's Xbox 360 for years. The Pre-hunger bar times were the best, IMO, as the music, atmosphere, and lighting made for a creepy experience you just don't get nowadays. For a 6-9 year old who had a very unstable family situation, Minecraft was the one thing I could always rely on. This video unlocked many core memories.
I remember the weird dancing Steves and when zombies dropped feathers. The reason they use to drop feathers is because at that time chickens were not added in and they needed feathers for arrows
I love how zombies were added before chickens
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This is just a tsunami of nostalgia. Brings back so many memories. I remember when I was 8 playing minecraft for the first time and now here I am 19 years old. It's crazy how time starts to fly when you get into highschool.
Buckle up bro it does truly only get faster, enjoy the memories you’re making now, date the girl(or girls) you’re scared to ask out, try a new hobby or sport and see what makes you happy. Dont let work or school stress you out too much but give it your best shot of course
Yo bro
As a non-english person yk what's the accent of this man in the vid??
@@atanaZion British
My 2003 gang?
Some of these are really old, but some others are like "do you remember when the minecraft world only went down to level 0 instead of -64?". That was changed a few months ago.
Yeah the blacksmith one was kinda weird
That update was fairly recent and blacksmiths still exist they’re just a little different now
Uhhhhhhh
I don’t understand
@@Random-Videos-with-Marilyn some of them are really not old at all.
@@UnrealOG137 I think what Deactivate meant by the blacksmith one was the original blacksmith, though they look pretty much the same now, there was something so exciting about the old ones :)
My son (age 11) just asked me how long I've been playing Minecraft & I said "Since before you were born..."
He was shook. He knew I taught him how to play when he was 3 but he had no idea how old the game is.
I did take a few years off & was shocked at the changes. I'm loving the game but I wish it was the old limited map.
I never played the game until about a year ago, my kids got ME into it lol
I'm just getting my 4yo into Minecraft. We're playing survival and he literally just griefs me.
I come from 1.5.2 and one thing I miss the absolute MOST is when hostile mobs would try to attack you in Creative mode, but only if you hit them. Spawning hundreds of zombies or pigmen then hitting just one was one of my favorite pastimes XD
And still to this day I try to type "toggle downfall" to make it rain. I also remember when you could destroy blocks with a sword in Creative mode
Man 1.5.2 was the version I most played, game was so different back then, it was wild. One of the things I miss most and still try to do nowadays is blocking with a sword 😂
@@judahky old memories beast memories :)
@@judahky I still try to do things you can't do anymore in today Minecraft, but I only ever had 1.5.2 and our computer died for a few years, so I missed out on the plethora of updates until last year when I got my own PC. It was a trip going from 1.5.2 knowledge to...I think it was 1.18? Whatever it was when I came back to it XD
I'm glad Mojang lets us play all versions of Minecraft ever released, I can't imagine not having fun in good old 1.5.2 anymore XD
I come from 1.5.2 too
(in 2017)
Oh god, I remember I used to dig holes with TNT to bedrock, then spawning tens of hundreds of pigmen before hitting one of them to have them all chase me and fall to their death in that enormous crater. I created. Good times.
I think you forgot one thing, the spawn when you die is cursed, you will usually spawn at the sky. I remember playing with my cousins, and I died by mobs, and when I respawned I respawn at the sky, so I was stuck in a loop, and I got my cousins build me a platform and stairs where I can survive and go down safely. Man, even these bad memories makes me nostalgic.
The og water sounds hit my nostalgia so hard for some reason
ikr
Idk if the water sound has changed the sound 💀
The doors/ chests / grass / sand & gravel sounds too. I cant play without an alpha sound pack tbh
That’s how I felt when he showed the old stars/night sky
I actually hadn’t noticed it changed until I heard it again, like whenever I think back to it that’s what I subconsciously heard
I remember on Legacy Console Edition that in at least one point in the game, when certain mobs died, they would make their hurt sound effect in addition to their death sound.
Also, I remember watching this channel since I was going on 11 (back in 2016). I still check it out on occasion to this very day. It brings back many memories.
I remember when villagers were silent, couldn't open doors, couldn't trade, and only wore brown robes. I also loved it when the survival music continued to play no matter what gamemode you were in, if you paused it, or if you were on the title screen.
More peaceful, but still I prefer the annoyingly chattering villagers of now hehe
but did you remember *TESTIFICATE?*
@Anti Andrew colorful robes are truly cooler but i had problems memorizing who is who
10:29 This is something I wish they still had. The mobs had a chance to spawn if your bed was not in a lit/enclosed area. It made it more of a priority to have shelter on the first nights instead of just finding a sheep and being completely safe at night.
Tbf it'd be hard to add realistically cause the they'd have to find a specific wise of shelt that allows the spawn
@Pepsi You still can. Change the cloud setting to fast and you get the 2D clouds.
I remember when I'd play mc with my 3 siblings on a tiny tv in split screen and we'd all dare each other to sleep in the one house in the og tutorial that wasn't lit right so mobs would constantly spawn.
The endless summer nights spent playing Minecraft... The good ol' days.
Nowadays only once every two weeks.
🥲 Minecraft will never die
Real ones remember how "nyan" was a seed in Pocket Edition that generated a world that had lava, which would proceed to burn your entire world with invisible fire, on account of how both fire and lava weren't supposed to be implemented yet and didn't function properly. Scared the shit outta young me. Thought the sun went evil. Good times.
Oh boy, the blacksmith was a HUGE nostalgia bomb. I started playing when I was about 5, (around 2012 or 2013) and I forgot about a lot of these features.
I didn't even know they were removed
You were 5?! I was 10!
@@thatgaming1940 same
I was 0 years old
Same
It's funny how despite joining Minecraft late I am now considered a veteran.
I entered in early 2014
I think I started in 2013
@@SuperGion915 Yeah, I joined in 2012 and I was extremely young around that time lol, but 2012 to early 2015 is around the time of Minecraft veterans :D
2015-16 not sure
@@Midnight74751 same
Damn. I was 7 when I started playing Minecraft, I’m now in my teens. But damn, THE OLD VILLAGE WAS NOSTALGIC MAN. I remember when all of my friends built their bases in the “church tower”. Where has the time gone?
The church tower was my favorite to hunker down in sometimes, especially considering the villager who lived inside always managed to climb the ladder and make it on top of the lookout lol
Never going to be able to go back being a teen sucks so bad for me
i think i started at 5 lol
@@MatHere0 same
26:58 The way that the blocks were placed literally gave me a flashback and reminded me of when I used to play when I was younger.
Man, I still vividly remember discovering the update with the different plank types and how angry i was that mojang was adding pointless features. Flash forward to 2022, where we have blue trees and like 10 different types of stone
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I’m still angry about it. ):
I wish beta 1.7 was the last update.
Minecraft has different types of players. Even back then. The planks are a fan favorite for Builder players. So much so that there r entire threads dedicated to asking the devs for vertical slabs
All the other planks still feel new to me, but I like the variety. I don't see what's wrong with it
"if you remember blacksmith structures, your a veteran"
well then, I guess everyone is a veteran then. They still exist, and the plains village blacksmiths even still look the same
Yeah that's true well done for remembering that from MINCRAFT
They look similar, not the same. Not only the texture changes, but the structure itself is different
yeah, the structure is not perfect replica of the old version, now it uses a grindstone instead of two smooth stone slabs
The blacksmith structure have a triangle roof now
It’s a bit different but when you look closely you can see what’s different.
I remember 99% of all of this, the amount of nostalgia I got whilst watching this 😭
I just remembered my oldest worlds and watching them grow
I remember when wheat was first added, I harvested it too early since I didn’t know what it was supposed to look like
The nether reactors and the limited worlds, the blue roses in PE, when villagers first came, the rarity of the sugar cane, the fear of the mobs being so great you almost never left your little house
Damn, it made my childhood very happy
Too much nostalgia. I played ( and still do ) PE and Java
@@ZXQ-SUBFOX same, it’s still one of my favorite games
you guys remember when the largest world sizes were like 64x64 and there was also a version where there were only cobble stone caves and a layer of like grass on top XD.
O my God the nether reactors that I made 😌
@@jacksonsherbertgaming4437 omg yes! I remember running around the entire world looking for sugarcanes cus I used the ones I found on sugar immediately!
I never knew the one block water death was removed and have still been avoiding shallow water. My life has been changed forever
Take a shot every time he says "you are a minecraft veteran"
Real minecraft veterans are legally ALLOWED to take shots LMFAO
Alternative challenge name: death.
@@CryptidCreaturee facts
Instructions unclear neighbor ended up with a hole in their head
No thanks, I don’t want to die of ethylic coma
Do you guys remember the Nether core reactor? Or when sleeping restored health? Or when there was no such thing as a hunger bar? Then you qualify for a veteran’s discount.
Omg so I wasn’t losing it! I could of sworn on PE there used to be no hunger bars, because I remember being really excited every time I came across any animal. (Which didn’t happen too frequently)
I miss nether reactors. Those were my favorite part of the game.
god i miss everything in beta, even the nether reactors (which i managed to hack in bedrock)
4 gold blocks and 13 cobble
That’s what it’s called YEYEYEYSS
I've only been playing since 2014 and I still remember some of these. Blocking with your sword, no dying collars, villager lampposts, orange wool in pyramids, herobrine, and the temple of Notch.
Only OG’s remember how scary Minecraft Lite was
Bro for NO REASON too, it was just so ominous and eerie
Minecraft Lite scared me so much, every time i went out of my base i was terrified and would run as fast as possible
Literally a horror game lol
Very uncanny
Minecraft Lite was strangely uncanny and unnerving. It was so much more quiet than the 360 version I played. This makes me remember a time where I tricked my cousin into thinking I had a haunted world. With things that didn’t even exist, like a ‘Diamond Wither’.
I remember when the update that added all the other flowers was released, I literally spent a good 20 minutes just jumping through the wilderness and picking flowers. I was SO HYPED for it lmao
Me too!! I remember how excited my brothers and I were and how we just collected every type of flower we could. It was so fun discovering all the new types
I know right! I was amazed that there were finally more flower types. And the new 2 block tall flowers too
I spent about 500 hours doing that. 😁
Man, time sure has flew. I remember being 4-5 years old when my parents just bought Minecraft for the PS3. Now I’m a freshman who haven’t realized how fast time flew. When times were simple
Basically the exact same things happened with me but instead of having Minecraft on the PS3 I would play on my iPod touch.
Bro I feel you me and the boys would play girl hours on edge
@@AloneTripod9 I had Minecraft PE on my mothers phone, I was so sad when they removed the Steve damage sound effects…
@@thatdevexotic I still have my ps3 from when I was about 6 or 7. I play it sometimes just to remember the good times I had before everything went wrong lol. Sophomore now, dropped out as a freshman due to mental health reasons. I've still got my ps vita as well if you remember those lol. Sadly it doesn't work and I need to get it fixed
@@vesper1538 I was about to mention the PS Vita, I still have mine but the battery is basically useless. I have accidentally reset all of my worlds while downgrading the version sadly… that thing was apart of my childhood.
Last time I played Minecraft, it was 2017. I just started getting back into it and man… I still play Minecraft like it’s 2013. It’s actually pretty crazy to think that every thing this guy is talking about in this game just seems normal for me, it’s like this is how Minecraft just is.
Weird stuff…
Turned 17 today. This is throwing me back to around 2013, when i first played minecraft with my friend
Ikr, I literally started playing this game in Minecraft Pocket Edition on my brother's iPod touch when I was in pre-school lmao
Crazy, I just turned 23 and was playing back when you had no hunger bar
@@xXFirstHandGamerMattMe 18 lol and I miss playing Minecraft in 2011 :(
Yeah same here though I was only able to play at our local computer shops since we weren't quite rich to buy a new PC😅😅😅
I had a lot a memories both good and bad but i still remain nostalgic about my childhood days playing minecraft.
I feel that lol I started when I was 12 or 13. I'm 26 now lmao. Ahhh the good old days.
I remember one day searching for the blacksmiths and not finding it, i searched 20 different villages and still didn't realise for ages that they were removed
Wait wait wait, are you talking about the recent updates!?!?! No way they were removed!!?!??!
They exist in a couple of village types I think, they still exist but they look different of course
@@mrimdumb4537 I don’t think they have been removed cuz I found one the other day?
@@willowinnit1169 oh... i must be unlucky or ingonrant then
@@mrimdumb4537 oh aha
I will never forgive them for removing the tutorial worlds, it was extremely useful when I first started playing and then teaching my younger brothers. We used to have so much fun on all the different worlds.
as a player who joined during 1.16 i really wish they updated and readded them
POV: your just learning to farm wheat
TU11 slaps
I used to just play the tutorial for fun and revamp the castles
was i the only one who mainly played tutorials to find stampys house
You bring back so much memories thanks bro.
The thing is, I may not have owned the game myself during some of these, but I definitely remember the majority of them since Minecraft was the only thing I ever watched when I was younger
Yeah same here, I may have only got the game in 2017, but I used to watch RUclipsrs like Dantdm's old videos before I discovered his new ones. When I watched those and the other ones, I learned so much about old Minecraft. So I know more than the average newer mc player.
personally i had a pirated minecraft back in like 2014/2015 bc my parents didnt want to buy me a minecraft account so my dad got me mineshafter so i played 1.8 back then
For the 25th anniversary they should add some nostalgic features. The rose, the old death sound, x Ray texture pack, super secret settings. Maybe even a nostalgic sounds setting
Oooh that'd be so cool
I would simply die if they added that. It would be so magical!
It would be even better if they gave everyone an editions button that can take you to early versions of Minecraft (like the current but rare editions button on bedrock that takes you back to the aquatic update)
@@cjwuf that already exists in java
I think they already did that on xbox 360.
As a veteran MCPE player, I remember the Nether Block that made the towers that spawned in waves of pigmen. If you were quick enough, you could mine up some red obsidan. Also, RIP to the cyan flower & OG fish texture D: Never not a day that goes by where I don't miss the unique flower. Thank you for such a nostalgic video, feels good seeing the older MC content again.
The nether reactor core
The OG fish texture is on the fisherman's clothes now!
my old worlds were littered with those nether spires LOL.
I remember in MCPE when you would click items in chests to grab one at a time, (instead of just holding like you do now) and that if you were more than one player, you could duplicate items by clicking fast at the same time
I remember never figuring out how to get the nether reactor cores to work as a kid
1:20 The nether was also mainly used to move around the world faster.
I remember playing with my sister and she had a small house and base on top of a huge mountain .The terrain in this video reminded me of how crazy the worlds were back then.
You can still get a crazy terrain by seed or amplified world
@@justarandomperson428 but it’s the memories of the old worlds and the great time that I had when I was younger on Minecraft that make it really special for me.
@@Nick.M welp can't argue about that fact cause I can relate... I used to climb one to do 2 things, that is to find a village and lastly, to kill myself trying to water bucket at that huge mountain
A couple you missed:
1: there used to be only 1 type of bed, and that was the red one.
2: nether portals didn't use obsidian back then. They used a different type of block called a "nether reactor".
The second was only for pe
@@staringcorgi6475 still, it existed many years ago, sooo...
@@healthandwellnessfamily7331 this video is about the pc version
@@Waitthisisntneko when did he say for PC strictly? Maybe I wasn't paying attention.
That is very og
I remember a lot of this from playing Minecraft when it first came out on xbox360. one funny thing i remember is one of my friends got a lot of pet dogs. I think like 30 of them. After that no other friendly mobs would spawn anywhere else in the world. Maybe that still exists or maybe it was just an xbox thing. The xbox worlds weren't unlimited
All the legacy versions (360, PS3, and Xbox one and PS4 pre-bedrock had passive and hostile mob limits, would even display chat messages along the line of “mob limit reached” if you tried to spawn more with eggs.
@@Dominion69420 this was a survival map and for like a few days we didn't know why nothing else was spawning lol. Somehow we figured it out
When Hostile mobs on fire hit you, you will also set on fire
(In old version of Minecraft beta)
@@Dominion69420 mob limit reached my abhorred
I had an Xbox 360 with no space so I couldn’t update minecraft then when I got an Xbox one my mind was blown with unlimited generation
1 thing that veterans player and new player for sure knows about minecraft is that it's not free still got to pay
Before minecraft was released it was free on their webpage. Then when it was released an account cost 5$
"If you are a minecraft veteran"
"Well done you are a minecraft veteran!"
"It was much more simple back then..."
x 1000000 throughout video
Do you guys remember?
"Because I do!"
It annoyed me so much, specially the "you are a minecraft veteran" part
Yeah I lasted three minutes into the video. Seriously annoying.
It's even more annoying considering a lot of the things he's talking about are things that have been changed only within the last few updates 😂 MC has been out for over a decade and he's saying you're a veteran if you've played it within the last 2-3 years. He's trying to be generous to the kids who have only just reached the age where they understand how to play games
I remember being annoyed when they replaced the gravel paths in villages with grass paths because i could no longer place a torch on the path itself since it wasn’t a full block
Also, this video makes me realize just how long i’ve been playing minecraft, at the very least before the end and the enderdragon was a thing, and the fact that i have still yet to defeat it in survival mode without cheats
I remember never being able to find a plains village. Only saw them in the desert. The only one I did it had water in it kinda flooding it and burned it down and said I was a witch. Kinda regretted it because that so far is still the only one I have ever seen in that edition.
@@tnc7399 haha i remember only finding villages in the desert or floating over oceans or big bodies of water lmao
The biggest things I remember is the old village with the smithing station, the beds always being red by default, and no recipe book. The most I played Minecraft was around 2012-2014.
Today, I like to dye my bed red just because that’s how I remember them. And I also usually played on console, so even still I’m used to clicking and dragging items into a chest.
Also who remembers the rare bug when the title screen said Minceraft? I still call the game Minceraft sometimes lol
I do the exact same thing with beds still
yeah I get mad nostalgia when I see a red bed, I think they only naturally generate in savanna villages. and yesss minceraft oml but I don’t think it was a bug, just a rare title screen.
Minceraft is an intentional easter egg
Right? I was so amazed with different colors of bed, but still can't see other than the unique red bed as authentic
4:27 omg so nostalgia i remember making a diamond house and my plant is this, so nostalgia 😢
I'm not sure you know how to use the word nostalgia
@thekindcat nostalgic*
Do you remember when all players thought that perma-lit torches would be removed?
Notch said that lanterns were going to be only method to make permanent light sources. Torches would burn out after a bit of time. But torches made before the update may last forever (he hadn't decided yet on that).
So my buddies and I all bulk crafted as many torches as we could and saved them in chests, in anticipation of the Halloween update that was about to come out.
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does anyone remember a time where torches when you break them they were a lump of coal or is that just me?
I still remember the lava texture, diamond building in creative, enchanted apple recipe. Also the gravel village pathway.
Same
2:37 Why was it so much fun destroying those crops xD
I'm not a griefer guys! I promise!!
I enjoyed grieving your base DerpyWhale! :)
oh my
You're not a griefer? Mmhmm sure
@@BigGIsCool I promise im not! :)
it wasn’t satisfying to me lol
I know its been over 2 years. But i feel like the diamond house one was the thing about, little dreams of having full on (back in the day) Swag house made from resources because you couldnt do it in old Minecraft cause it was super hard and you didnt had mending back then so you'd need always some diamonds to spare for new armor/weapons/tools
Nether reactors need to come back. Honestly best part of the game. Also loved it when sand and gravel would not fall.
I thought nether reactors were replaced by the beacon
I remember this on MCPE this feature was awesome the old school mineceaft was way more enjoyable fun!
@@tmoney1487 they were replaced by an actual dimension
wasn’t that just a mobile feature?