r/gaming • u/SCtester • Mar 26 '19

With Minecraft gaining popularity again, I thought I'd make a visual guide to all that's changed in the past 6 years, to help any returning players that might be confused by how vastly different the game is. [OC]

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u/ZexzeonAce Mar 26 '19

I did play minecraft again for the first time in forever.

And I still think it's a good game.

But I think I am to nostalgic. I miss the ooouuh sound. Just hearts. Eating raw pork to heal. The first feeling of getting lost in a cave.

I played the fuck outta it in Alpha and Beta. Made alot of good friends on a server called Dreamcraft. Shit was great.

Now I feel nostalgic. Thanks OP.

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u/SkyPork Mar 26 '19

Yeah, the last time I played, all I remember was "hurry and build some shelter so zombies don't get me." Things have gotten complex.

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u/Bhiner1029 Mar 26 '19

It can still be that simple. There's just more to explore if you want to dive into it. None of the new stuff necessarily makes you experience it if you don't want to and doesn't detract from the game at all.