Anyone remember playing Minecraft?

[Kolm]

I remember a couple of years ago when Minecraft was coming out and every child and young adolescent male loved it. I too am surprised to see us get to "remember Minecraft?" level, but oh well. I never played it personally; never really saw the appeal, as I was playing Nintendo DS Harvest Moon games at the time.

Edit: it came out in 2011, and that was almost eight years ago? How does that math check out? Isn't it still only 2014?

Minecraft's 10th year anniversary is actually May 17th of this year. I'm excited!

[Kolm]

"Remember"? Heck, millions are still playing the damned thing - even me!

I made this little city here, with over 25,000 downloads, yes you heard that right

What I'm saying is that us, the generation that grew up playing Minecraft, is starting to revisit it. At least, that's what I've noticed. Minecraft's 10th year anniversary is approaching and I'm starting to get back into it. Minecraft holds a special place in my heart, and I feel a lot of nostalgia for the game, hence why I created this thread.

[Kolm]

We already have a thread about this.

That thread was made 9 years ago. The only similarity between that thread and mine is the word "Minecraft."

[Strala]

I mean I play Minecraft, but I hardly ever play single player. I usually play on LAN when a friend is over or just go play on a server with others.

[Stellar Colonies]

I used to play vanilla Minecraft, but I started getting bored of that and started messing about on Technic Launcher. Lately, when I play computer games at all (Not often), it's usually KSP.

Haven't been on for a year or so. Maybe I will at some point if I feel the inclination.

[Risottia]

Are we really at 'remember Minecraft'?

I guess so.
Personally, I don't remember playing Minecraft. Only obnoxious Minecraft thingies popping up in ads and start menus.

[Minoa]

I have considered playing Minecraft, but never got round to playing it because I was more obsessed with realistic graphics than blocky graphics. Grand Theft Auto IV probably had a part in that.

[Latin Islands]

Remember it? I still have it (Pocket Edition though). I don't consider myself part of the "Remember Minecraft?" club.

For a time the "sandbox" format appealed to me, along with the additional creatures depending on the version. However, as a casual player, I'm not that imaginative enough to create reasonably huge structures. Just build few villager's houses here and there, add some farm animals, then I'm done.

My main attempted project in Minecraft PE was a personal version of the land of Oz, which came across as exhausting. (I mean, I simultaneously built assorted structures for the North, South, East, West, and the Emerald City!) It's still unfinished until this day, and so far, it's unimpressive.

Survival mode becomes tedious after a while.

[A Crimson]

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Edit: a refference most Minecraft players weren't alive for....

I played Minecraft that time

[Inkopolitia]

I legitimately cried when I heard Minecraft's soundtrack. The afternoons of playing Minecraft with my friends when I used to live in another country took over me, and I cried. I remember when we replaced the entire floor of a village with wood, and each of us had a little underground market guarded by lava and iron golems if someone tried to steal from us. Good times. I'll try to play again once 1.14 comes out, it seems that it's going to have some good stuff.

[Outer Sparta]

Remember it? I still have it (Pocket Edition though). I don't consider myself part of the "Remember Minecraft?" club.

For a time the "sandbox" format appealed to me, along with the additional creatures depending on the version. However, as a casual player, I'm not that imaginative enough to create reasonably huge structures. Just build few villager's houses here and there, add some farm animals, then I'm done.

My main attempted project in Minecraft PE was a personal version of the land of Oz, which came across as exhausting. (I mean, I simultaneously built assorted structures for the North, South, East, West, and the Emerald City!) It's still unfinished until this day, and so far, it's unimpressive.

Survival mode becomes tedious after a while.

Survival mode does become tedious, especially when you have an embarrassment of riches in regards to food and produce more food than you can consume.

[Decu Caine]

The first building that I ever built in Minecraft was a hotel. It was in the side of a cliff that I had mined out. It was two stories, had tons of room, and a huge creeper sign out front. That was 5 years ago, and I'm still mad at my brother for deleting it.

[Cossack Khanate]

Minecraft never died. It's still a game for the actually intellectual people who want a thinking game instead some 8-year old cow dung like Fortnite. Literally. that game is legit built to make mindless drones.

Anyway.

I started when I was in third grade, played pocket edition every day, I built a couple of walled cities with underground tunnels. Then I got PC, but my mom's computer's graphics was turning the grass blocks purple.

So now I have it on my Xbox One and I play every weekend for like two hours. I build fortresses and stuff, nothing too complicated or simple. I'm not an expert at redstone and stuff, but I can make some pretty good stuff.

Anyway.

MINECRAFT WILL NEVER DIE.!

[Kombinita Socialisma Demokratio]

I played with friends a lot, and joined a towny server with them. Then my real life friends left the server, but I had invested too much time on it to quite. Eventually I was put in charge of a town (a Whiterun replica from Skyrim), then felt guilty whenever I wanted to quite. Eventually I found someone else to take over the town, which no longer exists. Only one or two of the people from then still play.

The mayor was not on when I joined, so someone from the town told me I could make a floating house by the floating staircase. I made it with dirt that I stole from below the top layer of someone's yard, and stole a sapling from a garden to get wood and more saplings, then returned it all. I also showed some kid the buried blocks of diamond for beacons... he was banned within an hour after I logged off.

[Greater Felter]

I never stopped playing Minecraft. Still play over a hour a day since 2010.

[Saralonia]

hello someone remember the original demo of minecraft pocket edition? i also have it currently in my WIIU and i have good times playing relaxing from a bad day and building a village or a Little castle or something else

[Greater Felter]

hello someone remember the original demo of minecraft pocket edition? i also have it currently in my WIIU and i have good times playing relaxing from a bad day and building a village or a Little castle or something else

Minecraft Lite? That was amazing. Loved the survival mode with infinite materials and the hundreds of zombies.

[Saralonia]

hello someone remember the original demo of minecraft pocket edition? i also have it currently in my WIIU and i have good times playing relaxing from a bad day and building a village or a Little castle or something else

Minecraft Lite? That was amazing. Loved the survival mode with infinite materials and the hundreds of zombies.

yeah it was cool and I remember that i have created a base that was underground but sadly i have lost the data soo i can´t return to those memories

[Greater Felter]

Minecraft Lite? That was amazing. Loved the survival mode with infinite materials and the hundreds of zombies.

yeah it was cool and I remember that i have created a base that was underground but sadly i have lost the data soo i can´t return to those memories

Doesn’t lite delete your world as soon as you exit? I loved just building massive buildings and then leaving without a trace.

[-Ocelot-]

Are we really at 'remember Minecraft'?

2013 was 6 years ago.

The first building that I ever built in Minecraft was a hotel. It was in the side of a cliff that I had mined out. It was two stories, had tons of room, and a huge creeper sign out front. That was 5 years ago, and I'm still mad at my brother for deleting it.

I'd visit your hotel.

[The of Japan]

I first got the game when it was version 1.7.2 . I have been playing it the last few days and it’s been great.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Y'all are making me want to boot Minecraft for the first time in forever.

[-Ocelot-]

Y'all are making me want to boot Minecraft for the first time in forever.

The game is constantly receiving major content updates. I haven't played it since ages but from what I've read it had it's ocean, combat and exploration parts enriched. Maybe you should revisit it at some point.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Y'all are making me want to boot Minecraft for the first time in forever.

The game is constantly receiving major content updates. I haven't played it since ages but from what I've read it had it's ocean, combat and exploration parts enriched. Maybe you should revisit it at some point.

I wouldn't be able to access any of that. My copy is for the 360, and it's not connected to the internet.

[-Ocelot-]

The game is constantly receiving major content updates. I haven't played it since ages but from what I've read it had it's ocean, combat and exploration parts enriched. Maybe you should revisit it at some point.

I wouldn't be able to access any of that. My copy is for the 360, and it's not connected to the internet.

You should definitely play it on PC. It's still an amazing game. Although it's been some time, I used to play it from time to time to relax. It's single-player mode is so relaxing and simple, despite the ever-increasing content updates.