I remmeber the days when minecraft was only available from dodgy websites and 2nd hand Downloads, like 4 blocks 2 trees and if you git lucky you knew what you were doing, it was amazing but I couldnt play without the new stuff like when melons only spawned in mineshafts or the ocean being a big gravel pit that would happily drop on you everytime you tried to make a cool underwater base using sugar cane and doors Edit - or the water that uses to just flood your entire forrest because you made a water source too close to another and lava flowing faster and further than water
Man I remember going crazy in 1.3 over the addition of temples. Horses felt futuristic when they released. I love the continued lifespan of this game and I’m excited to see what’s added as it continues to age!
@@TrueHey OMG I felt the same! Rabbits still feel like a "new" mob to me just because they were added after when I first started playing, even though it's been way longer than since when they were added!
@@annaangelic2318 YO SAME! I also feel like haybales are new as well bc I remember playing console edition and going into the tutorial world and then they were just there one day which caught me off guard since I never really used the internet much then to look for leaks and update logs
And the weirdest part is that things like the new villages, new textures, the nether revamp, and illagers feel normal to me yet something like savanna biome feel weird to me because of how much I didn't expect them as a kid
I haven't played minecraft In over 10 years and your videos have been essential in guiding me along my journey in playing and rediscovering everything new to the game Thank you!
This is why Update Aquatic is my favorite update to this day. It created a formula for updates and set the bar for fans expectations. It doesn't necessarily have the best features, but it's my favorite because of the algorithm it created.
After not playing or seeing any Minecraft update for over 5 years, I was absolutely astonished when I blindly came across one of those humongous caves for the first time! It was like I stumbled upon the most beautiful Dark Souls level ever for the first time. I guess kind of how you felt when you went to ash lake for the first time😅
I've gone through multiple periods of time where I don't play and don't pay attention to updates and I've always been amazed. The first time I came back after a few years, it was right when they added the phantom and it was still black, and when three came out of nowhere I was scared shitless for a second lmao
This is the first time that I get why 1.15 was called The Buzzy Bee Update. Not only because of the bees themselves but because of the many bugs they fixed, so Mojang themselves were buzzy bees, too.
I haven't seen this video, but I know I'm going to learn something new after I see it. I just got back to Minecraft after 3 years, and all I've need to understand everything that's new is your channel. You have videos about literally EVERYTHING Minecraft related. Keep up the good work mate!
@@ForestFire369 same here! Horses was about the last major update I was caught up to and have been lost in the updates ever since. Videos like these are great for getting back into it after all these years
I showed up to Minecraft during the pandemic in April, 2020. My very first world I loaded up I spawned in a ruined village next to a ravine. I dug down along side of the ravine and I ran into a room with bookshelves! I had no idea what that was. Obviously, I know more about the game now, but I’ve never fought the dragon. It’s fine. I’ll get around to it. I just like digging.
@@PouLS I was close to same I think. Or, ik what that's like. 😂 I thought I was the only one. Played Minecraft around the same time you did, and didn't beat the dragon until, April 2021
There was about a year or two spell where the Minecraft updates were pretty mundane (concrete update, anyone). People really started to wonder if Minecraft was going to fall off and not reach its potential. Safe to say Mojang bounced back and didn’t let that happen. There’s honestly so many things to see and do in the game and the fact that it’s going to keep getting better is so exciting.
Got Minecraft in 2013 when I was 14 or 15. Been playing it for the last decade and all I can say is this game has gotten me through so much life shx. I've created endless worlds and consider the game my happy place. It's crazy to see how much the game has changed since then. Best $7.99 ever spent.
I feel like the recovery compass needs a tweak. One idea is to have it stay in inventory upon death so you can bring it with you. Another thought is put them in ship wrecks as a rare item. If it can be coded, maybe it could first point to the buried treasure the map would point to, and then wherever you set spawn it aligns to you.
I think the start of minecraft 1.14 was the start of a new minecraft Era. Think about it, we got a new fully animated trailer for the village and pillage update which hasn't been done before with past updates. All of those were just gameplay footage. Second, we got a revamp in the textures while 1.13 still had the old school retro designs. Lastly, the aquatic update felt like a send-off to the old console editions. If you played the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of minecraft, the latest version you can update the games to is 1.13.
1.13 really is the start in my opinion. Starting from that, Mojang really gave massive updates. 1.13 can be seen as a prelude for more massive updates onwards.
1.13 is the start. it added new animations, something not done before for years, and it was the first MASSIVE update to the game. and all of the boomers say that 1.13 killed the game
@@KwikBR as n6rt pointed out, boomers think 1.9 killed Minecraft. It mostly has to do with the fact that era was when Microsoft bought Minecraft and Notch left. Every one thought it would change for the worse. I think the general problem is that from 1.9 to 1.12, they forgot to highlight "Fixed many, many bugs and glitches".
1000%, after 1.13 it felt like mojang were really consolidating a creative direction for the game, instead of just cobbling together features. that seems to have backfired on them though bc lately they can't meet player expectations for updates
I found exploring to be much less fun after caves and cliffs. The biomes are too too large and trying to find a specific biome was so hard because you have to traverse 2,000 blocks of forest and flatlands
honestly i like that, it makes the world finally to the scale of the elytra and traversing it is a beautiful experience. i like being confined to and settling one area for a while before i set off for the dragon, and once i can fly i just go crazy exploring. caves and cliffs did make the game much more overwhelming for me, but over time i got used to the new terrain and features and i really like the update overall now. i am glad it has had some time to marinate tho bc the rollout was the worst in MC history in my opinion
I remember playing on multiplayer survival servers and having to walk 20,000-100,000 blocks to find untouched areas where you could be left alone. You can run over 500 blocks per minute... 2,000 blocks is nothing!
i love the carts so much, i hope 1.21 it will be carts and tracks. Have track switching, make carts links and have a cart engine. Have steam, redstone or coal.
I feel like during near the end of 2017 Minecraft was beginning to die very slowly, but in 2018 update aquatic prevented that from happening and Minecraft went back to being a trending game.
It’d wild to me how it took so long to add most of the features in 1.13, like how did it take so long for fish and sea grass to be added, you couldn’t even really use half slabs underwater until this update
I would love some updates related to the witches. Wiki says they attack the player but act neutral towards both villagers illagers, so it makes me wonder more about them.
They are very interesting mobs.. They will drink water breaking potions when under water, fire resistance potions when on fire, healing potions when they've taken damage and also they can splash healing potions to any hurt illagers in the area... They can even drop the potions if killed with fortune under the right circumstances like setting em on fire before killing them. Would increase chance to drop a fire resistance potions.. Very interesting mobs.
You seriously make the best videos. I felt like I am such a newbie at Minecraft - I started really playing in 1.15 and remember the nether update well. I didnt realize that the major updates only started with 1.13. Also - just love your ending and the play on words - and your subtle but hilarious sense of humor. “Eye, will see you in the next one” 💚💚💚
The cracked iron golems! I didn’t know you could heal them 😂 I have one that got trapped in a boat and got shot by a bunch of skeletons and by the time i noticed and saved him he already took a bunch of damage 😢 I’m gonna fix him up later
@@Nokyyyyy phantoms are a pain in the ass. you go mining for hours and lose track of time and when you're back to the surface with your inventory full to the brim 50 phantoms start circling and attacking you
When i started playing MC i was 16 and there were like four types of blocks: sand, stone, cobble, gravel, and standard trees :D I build bases from glass, cobble, some wood [i don't remember if wood stairs existed] Now I'm 30, and I'm positively overwheelmed by this game. It was the best gift i got from friend from abroad :D
I’m really thankful for the wonderful videos you make. I don’t follow Minecraft updates when it’s not in my normal rotation of games, but will always end up coming back. Really nice to have such excellent videos to watch/listen to instead of sitting and reading patch notes
Thank you for the amazing video! I’ve played Minecraft on and off for a decade now and it had been well over a year since I last played. I encountered a lot of unknowns but this video really helped me catch up and enjoy the game once again!
thank you so much for making these videos. I've been playing since just before the start of 1.18 and it was amazing to see how the game was prior to that!
Going back to minecraft after 6 or so years myself, always enjoyed it and it's crazy to see how far it's come! Anyone else remember dying that first time? What despair
1.17 was so weird. i didnt really play it much, i started a realm in 1.16 and after everyone stopped playing i closed it, waited for 1.17 to open it again. we only had it active for like 2 weeks because it just was so weird to have all these new items in what felt like really random ways, i specifically remember how common and frankly annoying axolotls were since they would spawn in nearly every underground water source. it was really really weird, and we all dropped it super quickly. but it was certainly worth the wait for 1.18. easily the best update ever, imo. we still play the same world on my realm we started with 1.18 and show no signs of stopping.
I only recently started playing Minecraft again after years and all the new features are a little confusing. Your videos are really helpful in getting fully up to date with the game :D
I haven’t played Minecraft in years and I feel like my brain is going to explode with the amount of stuff they’ve added. This video is going to be a life saver for sure 😅
god i remember opening up Minecraft with my cousins and seeing the aquatic update. so much nostalgia. I started this game in the bountiful update (2014) and wow this game is so good. I remember my cousins locking me in tnt chambers and i got mad even though it was creative, man the nostalgia is crazy.
its so weird to realize i played through every version of Minecraft I remember being so exited for all these updates its so strange to realized that i grew up watching Minecraft grow
I haven’t played minecraft in like 5 years… trying to go back to play made me feel so confuse and sad because I don’t know what is what anymore. So I really appreciate your video. Excited to be falling in love with minecraft again!
Eeeyyyy I posted this idea in the suggestions discord a few months ago! I dunno if it's related to that or if he already planned on making it but I'm just stoked to see this video
The fact that the first version I remember playing (1.12, I'm fairly certain I started playing at 1.10 or 1.11 but I can't remember that far back) isn't considered modern anymore makes me feel so old and I'm only a teenager
I played 1.16 and possibly 1.17 during the pandemic. Just loaded it again and was completely lost as everything is different. Great video and explanation of the differences
This was really helpful, I started playing minecraft >10 years ago, but have had a hard time keeping up with all the new features since 1.14, thank you!
Currently playing the 1.16.5 and still overwhelmed about how new everything is for me. I've played Minecraft primarly when it was still in the 1.6 to 1.8 😪
Holy shit I was just wondering the other day if a video existed that explains all of the Minecraft updates over the last few years, and holy shit… here it is. Thank you for this.
I really wished that either the plain swamp biome was reworked or fully removed. It would of been cool if it was fully removed and there were 3-4 different mangrove swamp biomes. One will be how the mangrove swamp is currently, one might have not as many mangroves everywhere (Since the biome now has a lot) and might also have the mushrooms and witch huts that the old swamps have. There are alot of cool swamps they could make using the mud and mangrove wood. If they updated the swamp it would of been fine but they left it completely alone and it’s probably the worst looking biome in the whole game.
I had a verification problem with my original account which locked me out of the game for YEARS. The last time I had played was the update shortly after BANNERS came out. Probably something like 1.9. When I FINALLY got the issue resolved, this new 1.20 update felt like a different game. It's WILD to see how things have changed, and I just keep finding new things.
Yeah for sure the biomes are way bigger, me and my sister were so confused on why it was taking so long to get out of the dessert 😭 we spawned in there
It's funny every new video helps me realize how much I've already learned from you. I would love a video on new generation because I've heard you mention it but I don't understand it very well
Oh my god this video is so much more informational than all the other ones that make AI scripted videos and repeat the same sentences. Thank you for your work.
**mojang wants to make iron golem farms feel less necessary** **same update where they made most mining really irritating and finding even coal annoying**
It's amazing how empty the world can seem when you go back to an earlier version
the simplicity can be an appeal sometimes, i love the new features but the familiarity of old versions i played as a kid is nice
I feel the same thing when going back vanilla Minecraft after playing modded Minecraft
one day in the future when minecraft is inside an actual planet with continents and you can space travel we'll look back and think the same
Truly insane ngl
I remmeber the days when minecraft was only available from dodgy websites and 2nd hand Downloads, like 4 blocks 2 trees and if you git lucky you knew what you were doing, it was amazing but I couldnt play without the new stuff like when melons only spawned in mineshafts or the ocean being a big gravel pit that would happily drop on you everytime you tried to make a cool underwater base using sugar cane and doors
Edit - or the water that uses to just flood your entire forrest because you made a water source too close to another and lava flowing faster and further than water
Man I remember going crazy in 1.3 over the addition of temples. Horses felt futuristic when they released. I love the continued lifespan of this game and I’m excited to see what’s added as it continues to age!
I remember how weird it felt when sheeps first dropped mutton
It still sometimes feels weird
@@TrueHey OMG I felt the same! Rabbits still feel like a "new" mob to me just because they were added after when I first started playing, even though it's been way longer than since when they were added!
@@annaangelic2318 YO SAME! I also feel like haybales are new as well bc I remember playing console edition and going into the tutorial world and then they were just there one day which caught me off guard since I never really used the internet much then to look for leaks and update logs
And the weirdest part is that things like the new villages, new textures, the nether revamp, and illagers feel normal to me yet something like savanna biome feel weird to me because of how much I didn't expect them as a kid
@@TrueHey I mean you see them around a lot, so you get used. But savanna? For me i don't see it much, but it depends on you.
I haven't played minecraft In over 10 years and your videos have been essential in guiding me along my journey in playing and rediscovering everything new to the game Thank you!
Same lol
Me too it's been since 1.10ish I played a few days around 1.13
Same here!! There's so much to catch up I was lost without this video.
Me too, I came back and found a deep dark cave and was very very confused lol…last thing I remember being added were horses
man i came back from 1.16 and theres still so much to learn, shows us how fast minecraft changes
This is why Update Aquatic is my favorite update to this day. It created a formula for updates and set the bar for fans expectations. It doesn't necessarily have the best features, but it's my favorite because of the algorithm it created.
For me, 1.13 still has the best features and creative ideas and concepts and even one of the most unique update of all time.
@@legzzzzz1.13 and 1.16 are both like that. they’re super unique and had amazing rollouts that changed the expectations for Minecraft updates
"it doesnt have the best features"
take a look at pre 1.7 updates then lmao
@@ideac. everyone has their own opinions.
@@Starlord_627 dude even deleted their comment
After not playing or seeing any Minecraft update for over 5 years, I was absolutely astonished when I blindly came across one of those humongous caves for the first time!
It was like I stumbled upon the most beautiful Dark Souls level ever for the first time. I guess kind of how you felt when you went to ash lake for the first time😅
I've gone through multiple periods of time where I don't play and don't pay attention to updates and I've always been amazed. The first time I came back after a few years, it was right when they added the phantom and it was still black, and when three came out of nowhere I was scared shitless for a second lmao
This is the first time that I get why 1.15 was called The Buzzy Bee Update. Not only because of the bees themselves but because of the many bugs they fixed, so Mojang themselves were buzzy bees, too.
I think they added bees in 1.15 becouse bees are bugs
Idgaf bees are useless and to name an update after it is just pathetic
@@y_e_s_L Does "The Performance Update" sound better than "The Buzzy Bee Update"?
@@user83nf3 how about just “update”
@@y_e_s_LHoney blocks are genuinely incredibly useful
I haven't seen this video, but I know I'm going to learn something new after I see it. I just got back to Minecraft after 3 years, and all I've need to understand everything that's new is your channel. You have videos about literally EVERYTHING Minecraft related. Keep up the good work mate!
I'm in the same boat, only I hadn't played regularly since the newest thing was horses... Good lord is this ever a big game now. 😂
@@ForestFire369 same here! Horses was about the last major update I was caught up to and have been lost in the updates ever since. Videos like these are great for getting back into it after all these years
Same here lol
ong he's so informative and straight to the point
I showed up to Minecraft during the pandemic in April, 2020. My very first world I loaded up I spawned in a ruined village next to a ravine. I dug down along side of the ravine and I ran into a room with bookshelves! I had no idea what that was. Obviously, I know more about the game now, but I’ve never fought the dragon. It’s fine. I’ll get around to it. I just like digging.
You found a stronghold just like that ? GG :D
Just casually finally a stronghold on the first 5 minutes of playing
I've been playing Minecraft since like 2013 I think, and I never beat the game legitimately. You've got time ig.
@@PouLS I was close to same I think. Or, ik what that's like. 😂 I thought I was the only one. Played Minecraft around the same time you did, and didn't beat the dragon until, April 2021
PLEASE, GIVE US THE SEED
There was about a year or two spell where the Minecraft updates were pretty mundane (concrete update, anyone). People really started to wonder if Minecraft was going to fall off and not reach its potential. Safe to say Mojang bounced back and didn’t let that happen. There’s honestly so many things to see and do in the game and the fact that it’s going to keep getting better is so exciting.
Got Minecraft in 2013 when I was 14 or 15. Been playing it for the last decade and all I can say is this game has gotten me through so much life shx. I've created endless worlds and consider the game my happy place. It's crazy to see how much the game has changed since then. Best $7.99 ever spent.
1.13 also added conduit. This thing is pretty cool but very overlooked...
This video really forget almost anything in every update... :
Pretty much an underwater beacon
1:16 I like when youtubers forget to edit out the different takes on sentences they do and you get little peeks into the creator’s process
It’s cool like he talks about the villages but the village he chooses has a farm floating on top of a ravine 😂
And also there’s a house floating
I feel like the recovery compass needs a tweak.
One idea is to have it stay in inventory upon death so you can bring it with you.
Another thought is put them in ship wrecks as a rare item. If it can be coded, maybe it could first point to the buried treasure the map would point to, and then wherever you set spawn it aligns to you.
I think the start of minecraft 1.14 was the start of a new minecraft Era. Think about it, we got a new fully animated trailer for the village and pillage update which hasn't been done before with past updates. All of those were just gameplay footage. Second, we got a revamp in the textures while 1.13 still had the old school retro designs. Lastly, the aquatic update felt like a send-off to the old console editions. If you played the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of minecraft, the latest version you can update the games to is 1.13.
1.13 really is the start in my opinion. Starting from that, Mojang really gave massive updates. 1.13 can be seen as a prelude for more massive updates onwards.
1.13 is the start.
it added new animations, something not done before for years, and it was the first MASSIVE update to the game.
and all of the boomers say that 1.13 killed the game
@@KwikBR Nah, the boomers say it's 1.9 that killed Minecraft.
@@KwikBR as n6rt pointed out, boomers think 1.9 killed Minecraft.
It mostly has to do with the fact that era was when Microsoft bought Minecraft and Notch left.
Every one thought it would change for the worse.
I think the general problem is that from 1.9 to 1.12, they forgot to highlight "Fixed many, many bugs and glitches".
1000%, after 1.13 it felt like mojang were really consolidating a creative direction for the game, instead of just cobbling together features. that seems to have backfired on them though bc lately they can't meet player expectations for updates
I'm so glad I'm one of the people who started playing Minecraft when it was released
I found exploring to be much less fun after caves and cliffs. The biomes are too too large and trying to find a specific biome was so hard because you have to traverse 2,000 blocks of forest and flatlands
I must admit it is extremely beautiful but also very painful to explore :(
makes horses and boats more useful
@@RafaelMunizYT Horses that may or may not be 1000s of blocks away
honestly i like that, it makes the world finally to the scale of the elytra and traversing it is a beautiful experience. i like being confined to and settling one area for a while before i set off for the dragon, and once i can fly i just go crazy exploring.
caves and cliffs did make the game much more overwhelming for me, but over time i got used to the new terrain and features and i really like the update overall now. i am glad it has had some time to marinate tho bc the rollout was the worst in MC history in my opinion
I remember playing on multiplayer survival servers and having to walk 20,000-100,000 blocks to find untouched areas where you could be left alone. You can run over 500 blocks per minute... 2,000 blocks is nothing!
i love the carts so much, i hope 1.21 it will be carts and tracks. Have track switching, make carts links and have a cart engine. Have steam, redstone or coal.
being able to make a whole Train system would be insane
Your channel is incredible, you clearly do your research and always have something I've never known
1.13 also added buttons pressure plates, and trapdoors in different wood types
Yeah
And stripped logs
(And did he talk about the phantom ?)
Wasn't that in 1.8?
@@onikavelka nah that was doors and fences
also buttons and levers could be placed on floors and ceilings in 1.8
I feel like during near the end of 2017 Minecraft was beginning to die very slowly, but in 2018 update aquatic prevented that from happening and Minecraft went back to being a trending game.
It took me 4 days to get my Elytra, I love just flying around, im so glad I started watching Minecraft RUclips videos!
It’d wild to me how it took so long to add most of the features in 1.13, like how did it take so long for fish and sea grass to be added, you couldn’t even really use half slabs underwater until this update
Not many tropical oceans in Sweden. Probably just skipped their mind.
@@pyroparagon8945 at you trying to tell me that Sweden doesn’t have fish
@@mistermangoman69 fish have been in mc for a long, long time. Atleast since I started in 1.4
the best thing added in 1.13 was swimming animation. you can't change my mind
I would love some updates related to the witches. Wiki says they attack the player but act neutral towards both villagers illagers, so it makes me wonder more about them.
They are very interesting mobs..
They will drink water breaking potions when under water, fire resistance potions when on fire, healing potions when they've taken damage and also they can splash healing potions to any hurt illagers in the area...
They can even drop the potions if killed with fortune under the right circumstances like setting em on fire before killing them. Would increase chance to drop a fire resistance potions..
Very interesting mobs.
You seriously make the best videos. I felt like I am such a newbie at Minecraft - I started really playing in 1.15 and remember the nether update well. I didnt realize that the major updates only started with 1.13. Also - just love your ending and the play on words - and your subtle but hilarious sense of humor. “Eye, will see you in the next one” 💚💚💚
Minecraft youtubers not talking like "burger king foot lettuce" guy (1000% impossible challenge)
1.13 and 1.14 are easily my favourite updates. They fleshed out underdeveloped aspects of the world without disrupting anything else
The cracked iron golems! I didn’t know you could heal them 😂 I have one that got trapped in a boat and got shot by a bunch of skeletons and by the time i noticed and saved him he already took a bunch of damage 😢 I’m gonna fix him up later
Did you save big guy?
@@liviwaslost Yep! Good as new
should've talked about scaffoldings!! a game changer for survival building
And the phantom :)
@@Nokyyyyy phantoms are a pain in the ass. you go mining for hours and lose track of time and when you're back to the surface with your inventory full to the brim 50 phantoms start circling and attacking you
@@RafaelMunizYT True, but Hey. Atleast they look pretty cool
I'd love to know about all the mobs that didn't make it into Minecraft, lost mob votes, etc.
When i started playing MC i was 16 and there were like four types of blocks: sand, stone, cobble, gravel, and standard trees :D
I build bases from glass, cobble, some wood [i don't remember if wood stairs existed]
Now I'm 30, and I'm positively overwheelmed by this game. It was the best gift i got from friend from abroad :D
Hearing you say "Buzzy Bees" as matter-of-factly as everything else you say was surreal
buzz
Thanks for making this video. As someone who gets overwhelmed by patch notes it was nice to be up to date again.
I’m really thankful for the wonderful videos you make. I don’t follow Minecraft updates when it’s not in my normal rotation of games, but will always end up coming back. Really nice to have such excellent videos to watch/listen to instead of sitting and reading patch notes
Thank you for the amazing video! I’ve played Minecraft on and off for a decade now and it had been well over a year since I last played. I encountered a lot of unknowns but this video really helped me catch up and enjoy the game once again!
I recently came back to Minecraft after years of not playing it. Thanks for this refresher!
thank you so much for making these videos. I've been playing since just before the start of 1.18 and it was amazing to see how the game was prior to that!
In my opinion, 1.14, 1.16, 1.19 are like something that came out of a mod
1.13 too tho
1.7 with the piston :O
@maaatl444you just described ancient cities
the buzzy bee update was pretty revolutionary for redstone
As someone who hasn't played Minecraft much in the last several years, this was a great video. Thank you for making it!
Going back to minecraft after 6 or so years myself, always enjoyed it and it's crazy to see how far it's come! Anyone else remember dying that first time? What despair
1.17 was so weird. i didnt really play it much, i started a realm in 1.16 and after everyone stopped playing i closed it, waited for 1.17 to open it again. we only had it active for like 2 weeks because it just was so weird to have all these new items in what felt like really random ways, i specifically remember how common and frankly annoying axolotls were since they would spawn in nearly every underground water source. it was really really weird, and we all dropped it super quickly. but it was certainly worth the wait for 1.18. easily the best update ever, imo. we still play the same world on my realm we started with 1.18 and show no signs of stopping.
The aquatic update still to this day is what I think the best modern minecraft update to be released.
Hell yeah.
It's certainly one of the big 4 and definitely my favourite
Ah old villages i miss them even tho they were useless
I use bamboo as a form of walls. They’re hard to get around and are good for trapping mobs.
Now this is the vid I needed. Holy hell they added so much to Minecraft I feel old
I haven't played minecraft in years, recently trying to get back to playing it. This video really helped to catch me up on the updates.
I've been playing for a decade and I think that the Village and Pillage update and the Nether update are some of the best. also love your content
I’d love to see one of these videos for all Minecraft major updates. I know it’d be a big task, but I think it’d be a banger of a video.
I only recently started playing Minecraft again after years and all the new features are a little confusing. Your videos are really helpful in getting fully up to date with the game :D
I haven’t played Minecraft in years and I feel like my brain is going to explode with the amount of stuff they’ve added. This video is going to be a life saver for sure 😅
Amazing video as always your one of the best Minecraft RUclipsrs
Watching this video makes me realize how long ago my childhood was. I fully remember when the ocean was basically useless and the nether was basic.
god i remember opening up Minecraft with my cousins and seeing the aquatic update. so much nostalgia. I started this game in the bountiful update (2014) and wow this game is so good. I remember my cousins locking me in tnt chambers and i got mad even though it was creative, man the nostalgia is crazy.
its so weird to realize i played through every version of Minecraft I remember being so exited for all these updates its so strange to realized that i grew up watching Minecraft grow
I haven’t played minecraft in like 5 years… trying to go back to play made me feel so confuse and sad because I don’t know what is what anymore. So I really appreciate your video. Excited to be falling in love with minecraft again!
This is great, thanks! But u forgot the zoglin for 1.16
I didnt play mc before, but I followed every single update, I haven't for a long time and I just started playing and this is exactly what I needed
As someone who played this game way back in its alpha state, this kinda warms my heart ngl. Might play it again.
I remember playing the first Minecraft edition when you can’t put blocks above the clouds… very nostalgic it is
I definitely think a world generation after 1.18 video would be great for me bc I’m just getting back into playing since the nether update!
love the video bro, just try to go into more detail! a lot of the things you sorta skimmed over are not so cut and dry
Eeeyyyy I posted this idea in the suggestions discord a few months ago! I dunno if it's related to that or if he already planned on making it but I'm just stoked to see this video
The fact that the first version I remember playing (1.12, I'm fairly certain I started playing at 1.10 or 1.11 but I can't remember that far back) isn't considered modern anymore makes me feel so old and I'm only a teenager
I love your vids! They give off calm energy. Whenever I’m stressed at work I pull your channel up on a second monitor ❤
i remember when 1.9 came out and everyone freaked out about pvp. and now we're on 1.20!! actually crazy. it's been a journey
i remember being 13 and saying “HORSES?!? this is clearly the best thing ill ever get here”
Thank you for this rundown! I quit after 1.9 and I’m finally getting back into it and Minecraft seemed somewhat foreign
I played 1.16 and possibly 1.17 during the pandemic. Just loaded it again and was completely lost as everything is different. Great video and explanation of the differences
This was really helpful, I started playing minecraft >10 years ago, but have had a hard time keeping up with all the new features since 1.14, thank you!
Currently playing the 1.16.5 and still overwhelmed about how new everything is for me. I've played Minecraft primarly when it was still in the 1.6 to 1.8 😪
Holy shit I was just wondering the other day if a video existed that explains all of the Minecraft updates over the last few years, and holy shit… here it is. Thank you for this.
so glad I found your channel, I always search for one of your videos first if I'm looking to learn something.
Eyecraftmc makes minecraft videos for adults
I love the fact he doesn't scream like other Minecraft RUclipsrs
I remember when 1.13 blew me away
the effort you put into your videos really shows keep up the great work man
God I remember being so excited for the Update Aquatic, and being so amazed by everything added. Everything after that still feels new to me
I really wished that either the plain swamp biome was reworked or fully removed. It would of been cool if it was fully removed and there were 3-4 different mangrove swamp biomes. One will be how the mangrove swamp is currently, one might have not as many mangroves everywhere (Since the biome now has a lot) and might also have the mushrooms and witch huts that the old swamps have. There are alot of cool swamps they could make using the mud and mangrove wood. If they updated the swamp it would of been fine but they left it completely alone and it’s probably the worst looking biome in the whole game.
"goat horns are like Minecraft's first Instrument"
The jukebox: am I a joke to you?
I became a big fan of eyecraft mc love your content man hattsoff to you 😁
I had a verification problem with my original account which locked me out of the game for YEARS. The last time I had played was the update shortly after BANNERS came out. Probably something like 1.9.
When I FINALLY got the issue resolved, this new 1.20 update felt like a different game. It's WILD to see how things have changed, and I just keep finding new things.
Thanks for mentioning things like the smoker and lectern, but dude explain what they are and do.
Very helpful video! I stopped playing when 1.9. released and it's nice to have a small rundown of everything that changed.
Yeah for sure the biomes are way bigger, me and my sister were so confused on why it was taking so long to get out of the dessert 😭 we spawned in there
Thank you. Haven't played since they added the witch, now my duaghter and I are playing together and I've been feeling overwhelmed
This is amazing. I haven't played in years and was completely lost when I started back again
It's funny every new video helps me realize how much I've already learned from you. I would love a video on new generation because I've heard you mention it but I don't understand it very well
Thank you mate. Been so long since I played Minecraft survival, perfect video for catch-up.
Oh my god this video is so much more informational than all the other ones that make AI scripted videos and repeat the same sentences. Thank you for your work.
Haven't seen this but you know it's gonna be a W
This video was so helpful as someone who stopped playing after 1.8!
I wanted to build Erebor, so the caves and cliffs were JUST what I needed.
I remember when Redstone came out.
I restarted a 1.20.4 save last week and I am overhwelmed but I have fun exploring.
Wow I’m so excited for the new update but I’m mostly excited for the bamboo blocks!😊😊
You forgot something from 1.20 you forgot the cherry Grove biome and all the cherry stuff
this will definitely help me go up from 1.5.2 to modern updates, thx
**mojang wants to make iron golem farms feel less necessary**
**same update where they made most mining really irritating and finding even coal annoying**
1.13 will always be my fav update
I just started playing again after 3 years and it amazes me and overwhelms me everything new that got added since last time i played