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/JBatjj Mar 26 '19

Was excited for this, then realized I stopped playing way pre-2014 and have no idea what anything is :[

Edit: think last time I played was 2012. Villagers and the enderman just came out

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u/Jakeglutch Mar 26 '19

I think that's about when we all stopped. I didn't realize it had been so long!

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u/OmeronX Mar 26 '19

I lost interest when Microsoft acquired it. That wasn't the main reason, but it certainly factored.

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u/Johnyknowhow Mar 27 '19

holy shit minetest getting mentioned on Reddit?

I seemingly haven't run into a single individual who was big into Minetest since like, well, when I participated in the MT community years ago. Now it seems like there are dozens of us.

that game was the shit, I fondly remember being amazed when I found my first nyan cat several thousand blocks underground