Totally would, Minecraft gets stale after you've played it for almost a year. But I'd rather start off at 1.8 so the experience will be even more amazing.
I'm able to get iron tools before the first day even ends :dry.gif:
i guess that would be fun. I remember back to about 2 or 4 weeks before i got the game, and watched LP`s by X on youtube.
Pretty entertaining, and i sat there thinking: "Oh wow, this is a damn cool game! you can craft stuff, explore, mine and build. and now, it is... well, pretty common for me to craft stuff, explore, mine and build. xD i admit it have turned a bit more boring after i first played it.
really looking forward to 1.8 tho. :biggrin.gif: gonna bring some extra hours of exploring, like the first game i made. ^^
Last time I was a noob, back when Runescape Classic was new, I accidentally posted my password on the Runescape forums and someone changed my password and I never got the account back.
1. I was playing Runescape.
2. I was dumb enough to post my password on public forums.
3. My password was password.
These 3 reasons are why I have vowed to never be a noob again.
The closest I'll ever get, is being new to a new gaming environment.
THAT IS ALL!
you posted your password on a public forum... I dont even write the damn thing down. What could you have possibly been thinking when you posted it.
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In a way, 1.8 is a fresh start for EVERYONE. Sure, your knowledge is retained, but due to the sudden influx of brand new features, we'd all be put back to square one in a way.
It's a bit like how Pokemon Black and White put everyone on the same level, even though some people had played for years.
I remember swimming to find a cliff face to live in and being like "OMG THIS GAME IS SO AWESOME" as I saw the mountains. It honestly looked like paradise. Now I'm getting bored with minecraft. I would definitly go back to the beginning... and I wouldn't have watched all of X's videos before I even bought the game.
I would not. I have hoards and hoards of supplies. Chests full of coal, stacks and stacks of diamond, gold, ...more iron than you can shake a stick at (if you're into that). I have never used skins or mods, and I am still not sick of minecraft. The freedom in this game is unlike that of any I've played before. And looking forward to future updates makes it exciting also!
I have a few bases, but no "epic city". I still have many plans to build things, which will keep my interest going for the next long while.
I know I would go back to being a noob. I miss my old worlds that I blew up with tnt when I discovered the too many items mod. I cant really have fun anymore without mods since I love building, and dont like collecting resources. I remember the fun I had playing minecraft before I knew about mods. But mods are still great for building things cool but going back to the good old days would still be fun :smile.gif:
Oh god yes, I would do this for anything in the world (memory eraser, not just for Minecraft) because.. Holy ****. Well, now I feel like an old man, because I was just thinking, "it's like being young again" and oh god what.
Oh how I yearn to be able to relive the Golden Age of Minecraft (Alpha, pre-Halloween). I played it so much back then, enjoying every second of it. I still have my first world ever, and I go on it sometimes to remember how awesome it was back then. Now, playing almost feels like a chore. I don't find survival fun anymore, I don't have the patience to sit there and build some awesome structure, etc...
One idea I had was to not play Minecraft at all until 1.8. But IDK...I've also tried playing "vanilla" Minecraft, with no mods, and the default textures for a while to sort of relive the old experience, but that didn't work either.
I remember when I first played Minecraft, without watching any tutorials and having no idea how anything worked in the game, I managed to make a torch-less, chest-less, crafting-bench-less, base made of dirt built on a small island. Ahh, that was the good 'ol days for sure. I remember spending 30 minutes punching through stone, and being attacked by spiders not knowing what to do. I would take it back for sure. Of course, not forever :biggrin.gif:
I might, but I feel that the adventure update will "refresh" my experience
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I'm able to get iron tools before the first day even ends :dry.gif:
i guess that would be fun. I remember back to about 2 or 4 weeks before i got the game, and watched LP`s by X on youtube.
Pretty entertaining, and i sat there thinking: "Oh wow, this is a damn cool game! you can craft stuff, explore, mine and build. and now, it is... well, pretty common for me to craft stuff, explore, mine and build. xD i admit it have turned a bit more boring after i first played it.
really looking forward to 1.8 tho. :biggrin.gif: gonna bring some extra hours of exploring, like the first game i made. ^^
...what? Did you expect something funny?
1. I was playing Runescape.
2. I was dumb enough to post my password on public forums.
3. My password was password.
These 3 reasons are why I have vowed to never be a noob again.
The closest I'll ever get, is being new to a new gaming environment.
THAT IS ALL!
In a way, 1.8 is a fresh start for EVERYONE. Sure, your knowledge is retained, but due to the sudden influx of brand new features, we'd all be put back to square one in a way.
It's a bit like how Pokemon Black and White put everyone on the same level, even though some people had played for years.
You definitely posted that on the right topic. Good job, Geriey.
I have a few bases, but no "epic city". I still have many plans to build things, which will keep my interest going for the next long while.
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Curse PremiumOne idea I had was to not play Minecraft at all until 1.8. But IDK...I've also tried playing "vanilla" Minecraft, with no mods, and the default textures for a while to sort of relive the old experience, but that didn't work either.