minecraft music but you're no longer a kid…

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As you sit there, staring at your computer screen, memories of Minecraft flood your mind. The first time you ventured into the game’s blocky world, the excitement of exploring a limitless terrain and discovering hidden treasures. Building your first shelter, with only the sound of your pickaxe echoing through the empty landscape.

Remember the joy of crafting your first diamond sword, feeling unstoppable as you faced the monsters that roamed the night. The endless hours spent with friends, building grand castles and cities that reached towards the sky.

But as the memories wash over you, there’s a twinge of sadness. The moments that you’ll never forget, but can never relive. The friends who have moved on, the servers that have shut down, the worlds that have been lost to time.

Yet even in the sadness, there’s a beauty. The memories of Minecraft are a reminder of the joys of creation and exploration, of the friendships forged through shared experiences. And though the game may no longer hold the same magic it once did, the memories will forever be a treasure, a reminder of a time when anything was possible in a blocky world.

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39 thoughts on “minecraft music but you're no longer a kid…”

  7. I started playing minecraft when i was around 5 years old, i loved it but quit around after 1.10 uptade. This game meant the world to me and i am so happy i could experience it, meeting amazing people, servers, buildings, all from ps3 to when i first got it on pc. Thank you

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  11. i remember when me and my brother used to play on his xbox 360, we used to play minecraft almost ever day until he got bored of it, that was when i was 6 and he was 12, hes 18 now and im 12, and he's only just started playing minecraft again, ive never really gotten bored of minecraft since, well its really calming and helps me get away from the chaotic life i have, so i just sit down, with a cup of tea or coffee, and i load my world up. and i adventure into the deepest depths of minecraft, finding out things i never knew before. its just so… peaceful…

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  13. played minecraft when the pandemic started, met a lot of new online friends that helped me thru hard times back then, haha now i only talk to one of em. i really wanna go back to those timesss, i miss them so much we had so much fun, wish we could do a reunion or something, but nah, its college time T^T still, it was nice meeting them, they made me happy during quarantine

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  14. This reminded me more on when I was building a base with my friends for the first time playing minecraft together as I learned how to make a private server. It was a lot of fun just talking with each other, discussing about the base, taking the materials together, we enjoyed all the time we did everything together. We ended up making an aquarium base, where we dig underground below the sea and change the wall into windows, It was so beautiful and amazing for us after all the team effort. Even more amazing is how my friend figured what shaders are and tried using it to see how our base looks like with better lighting and stuff and man, I remember feeling really proud with all our efforts in that base and it has such a homey feel to it when seeing the screenshots he took of it. If only I learned what backing up a world is, I could've archive it… sadly it's gone forever, but the memories will still be there in my mind and heart.

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  17. It may be 12 years now that I watched AntVenom find the golden apple in some modpack. I still haven't stopped watching Etho and now the Hermicraft community. I'm 23 turning 24 this weekend and I am just so scared of letting go of this game. It's my only connection to peace in this world it seems. Every new world begins and ends with me joining and doing whatever it is I can imagine.

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  18. I was already in college by the time Minecraft became a thing, but despite being in my 30s now, some part of me will always be a kid. During my years in college, I had a paid internship at a local library's computer tech. I was put in charge of a youth program wherein the library hosted a Minecraft server. I loved that job. I loved seeing the smiles on their faces. Even when we had the one kid who griefed the server, and was banned, we watched him change as a person as a consequence of his harm, watched him give sincere apologies in person to those he had hurt, and how he became a better person for it and was eventually unbanned.

    I miss those days. It was a minimum wage job but you hardly had to pay me at all. It wasn't work at all. It inspired those kids.

    Inevitably I had to leave college and the program, but that's not exactly why my time there had ended. A harsh lesson for myself as well. Be weary of when you speak in anger, for you never know who might be listening. I got into an unsavory argument with someone online about some BLM controversy at the time, and they emailed my place of work. To be fair, what I was saying was not nice. It was born of frustration and anger, and the person who spoke out against me was not merely someone trying to take a vengeful stab at my livelihood for disagreeing with them on the internet. There was a genuine concern for how my sour attitude might affect children. Ironically I had actually found and confronted the person who reported me prior to being fired, and they explained things to me in a way I came around to understand. I even apologized, and we seemed squared. They were even willing to vouch for me to the library, though for some insane reason I declined. I thought everything was resolved, but it wasn't about what I believed. It was how I conducted myself that bothered the library's administration. They didn't even know that I had resolved things with the person, but it didn't matter. They cited safety concerns, which may have been part of it, but truly I think it was more about how hateful of a person I was being in the original outburst I had online. The library fired me, but they never told the kids why. I was so ashamed in myself that I didn't even have the heart to say goodbye. It hurt too badly. I left quietly, accepting that I was wrong, thinking that this would just be a deep regret for the rest of my life that would never be fixed.

    A few months later however, the library mailed me letters of thanks and goodbyes from all the kids. As far as they knew, the only reason I left was because it was time to move on. Even now I cry about it. It brought such a smile to my face, and some relief to my heart. The library wouldn't have done that if they genuinely thought I was a bad person. I was flawed, perhaps, but we all live and grow. Same as I watched those children grow over the course of three years, I still had some growing of my own to do.

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  19. I will be 76 in September of this year and I remember my grandson playing Minecraft. I would sit for hours and watch him build whole cities. Now, my grandson has graduated from High School this year is and moving on with his life. But what great times we had together and what great memories I have of the times when we were together.

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  22. I used to have lots of fun and great times with my friend in Minecraft and it was 2 years ago. I love the game and more than when i play with my friends. I hope someday, me and my friends will have great times in Minecraft again!

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  33. Omg I remember playing this on my ps4 early 2017 I remember I used to get home from.primary school and join my friends or even join the ps4 community which existed back then but not anymore

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