Remember when we only had two flowers, the red and the yellow?

Remember when anything odd in a world happened you blamed it on herobrine?

I remember when “travel 500m by minecart” was the most difficult achievement in the game lol

Mumbo: “you had to use pistons to move grass” Stampy: “or a dirt race”

Remember when if you ran into the shore or anything on a boat, it would break and give you sticks and planks instead of another boat? I used to get so annoyed xD

Them good "old" days when zombies dropped feathers for some reason

Damn, I remember when they added the nether to the game. It's insane. I'm currently playing again for the first time in forever and it feels like a new game. It used to be bread and pork were the only foods. There was only one kind of tree. There were only a couple of biomes. No villages or structures of any kind. No beds. No enchanting. Diamonds were literally the end game. And it was so fun. I played 200 hours back then. I feel old. I used to share a minecraft beta on a flash drive at school when people had never heard of it.

Mumbo: Talks about how agonizingly slow a basic, unenchanted Diamond pick is. Me playing on my 1.14.4 server: *Casually digs out massive cavern with Stone picks.*

Anyone actually remember just how rare pink sheep was?

1) Before the Nether existed 2) Before there were beds, you had to wait out the night 3) When hunger wasn't a thing, food just healed hearts 4) When you couldn't sprint 5) Food didn't stack 6) Public survival servers actually had active player bases

“Were used to fully automatic farms” uhhhhhh oh, yeah sure I’m totally used to those haha

I remember when multiplayer first hit we were confused, i accidentally joined our freinds world who was over from across the street, and i saw another steve thinking it was a zombie i say outloud, hey why does that zombie have a dirt block, we then proceeded to kill eachother

Remember when cobblestone had massive thick black lines through it?

if nostalgic minecraft videos are starting to appear, that only means one thing: I´m getting old

Fun fact: I remember the update that *ADDED* minecarts. Heck, I remember when Redstone was introduced into the game, I still have that tutorial world somewhere.

I remember when most starts ended in starvation in a day or two - actually finding food fast enough to survive was really hard.

Every old update ever - "Herobrine removed"

Remember when you actually got afraid when night time came....

Two words. Neon. Grass.

"The old spammy sword" *cackles in Bedrock*

Remember making friends on servers by sword blocking

Remember when sometimes when you slept monsters would wake you up in the middle of the night and attack you

Mumbo: UGH I HATE NOT HAVING INSTA MINE me: I use a stone pickaxe

So I was recently playing on a realm, mending my netherite gear on the anvil with netherite ingots. My nephew and his friend are freaking out thinking Im "flexing" and I had no idea the addition of mending added another way to mend gear. All the wasted diamonds and netherite...

I remember when boats were so fragile that it would break into a million pieces if you BREATHED on it.

4:05 nah, disagreed. You’d just build a 50000 block trail and the grass eventually spread

“Hey guys, wanna beat the ender dragon after school?”

10:01 Imagine having a 1 millisecond autoclicker for the bow n arrow. The mobs would be legit screwed.

I remember when the only flowers in the game were a rose and a dandelion, and when the only colorful blocks were wool.

Only og’s remember: The Oof sound when you died The tnt cannons people used to make Trying to spawn Herobrine

The reason why the combat update got a lot of backlash is because the people who were into the old combat got the whole system taken away from them and a much less preferable one put into its place. The combat system got completely swapped out for a new one, and even in Minecraft, it resulted in the game basically being overwritten with another game and the community got split as a result. The PvP community especially got hurt by this, since the update basically told them to play this new game, when they enjoy playing the game they're already playing (which is why they're even playing at all). They already have a lot of strategies in this old system, and that's what they want to play. It's not a matter of "which system is better," it's a matter of "are you overwriting your game?" Yes I am aware that Minecraft lets you play old versions. That's literally what a lot of PvP servers do. I hope you enjoyed reading a comment placed on a nearly 3 year old video (as of the time of writing this comment). Oh and footnote to anyone reading this who happens to be developing a game: balance patches are generally fine to do, since they're not overwriting a game, they're just fixing small issues.

As an original Minecrafter in 2010, I remember when there was a handful of biomes, health was never dictated by hunger but rather how many pieces of meat you had to fill it up instantly (no eating animation either, just click and instant health), and there was no end game to work towards. Just diamonds. Hell, I remember the Nether being introduced.

What about when zombies dropped feathers? Or when skeletons had invisible bows?

I remember being able to climb ladders with gaps.

I remember the day boats got updated super vividly. I was at a friends house and me, her, and her two brothers were sitting on the couch playing pocket edition. I saw the new boat texture in the creative menu and was instantly interested in what was going on. And then I saw 2 people get in one and my mind was blown.

I remember when the added repeaters. I was blown away by how much more compact you could make redstone builds. You could finally easily add delay. And extend red stone signals. Most changes have been the best, I think

anyone remember when we had roses isntead of rose bushes, & the mith of Herobrine was so huge that mojang had to write in every update log "-removed Herobrine"

Original Minecrafters. Starts off talking about the Elytra...

I remember when food was eaten instantaneously, and it would just regenerate your hearts instead of hunger bar... I remember that at first I hated the new hunger bar and XP bar because I didn't understand it XD

Used to be able to spam swords Bedrock: Am I a joke to you?

alternative title: "wait that's not a thing anymore?"

“Only old school minecrafters” >first thing is regarding elytra

I remember going to sleep in a bed and then a hostile mob waking me up .

I remember the days when you couldn’t even sprint and there were no pistons!

I still use boats very carefully and make extras cause I'm used to the old update for them

Original minecrafters remember growing grass block by block not pushing it with a piston.

I had somehow completely forgotten how fast the bows used to be, even you just saying "machine gun" triggered all my memories.

I have been playing Minecraft since I was 5 years old. Now I am 14 and this is deep.

Funny, for me the whole elytra thing is still "new"

remember the days of the ugly door. we only had oak doors. carpet wasn’t a thing. boats turned into sticks. wtf is an end rod. end city? you mean the dragons towers? always having another device open for crafting recipes. cobblestone having thick lines. apples were super rare. only the coolest made sticky piston doors.

9:00 cries in mining 40k+ blocks with a iron pickaxes.

When you can change the like count from 100.999 to 101.000: I HAVE ALL THE POWER IN THE ENTIRE WORLD

Only TRUE Minecrafters would remember... Not being able to stack fences on top of each other without first placing a block under...

me and my sister used to play pocket edition just after it was released. we used to only use stone pickaxes and refused to use iron or diamond pickaxes to "save resources"

i dont see anyone talking about this, so, do you guys remember when zombies used to drop feathers?

I remember when villagers were first able to open doors, and I was just in awe.

So elytra being introduced is considered "original" Minecraft? I remember when there was only one kind of tree

WTH, not a single mention or comment about the Water Ladder?

Does anyone remember when Nether Reactor blocks were a thing? I used to have Minecraft: Pocket Edition in 2012-2013 and my dad, sister, and I would play together. I still remember some nights where I would be in my room and my sister would be in her room. She would be playing with a friend that she had over and I would just join in the server because that used to be a thing you could just join in whatever servers were local, I believe, and she would yell at me through the walls to get off and I would just prank and troll them. PS our bedrooms were Jack and Jill style bedrooms. Oh and my dad had made a replica of our house in his Minecraft server! 😂 I found it VERY impressive!

With old mob farms you used to have a water elevator with signs in between the pieces of water as hostile mobs would swim up, nowadays they drown

Zombies dropped feathers, riding a pig was pretty much useless without the carrot on a stick, stairs couldnt form corners, the raw chicken had a brown outline, putting mods into the minecraft.jar file and praying that it wont crash on launch, the world gen being wonky so floating islands and huge overhangs were a thing, the change in music and not to forget: the loading bar when opening/creating a world.

I remember punching sheep to get wool, before sheers. Zombies dropped feathers. Sprinting wasn't there. Hunger wasn't there. Food didn't stack. There were no ravines, villages, mine shafts, endermen, etc... Biomes didn't fade into each other smoothly and didn't make sense. Deserts were next to snowy biomes for example. There has been so much that has been added. I stopped playing a back when the combat system changed. I've played a little since then, but I kind of miss the simplicity of Minecraft before. I like a lot of the stuff that's been added, but I have nostalgia for the early days of Minecraft, when everything was fresh and new. Also, I miss the old Yogscast videos like the Shadow of Israphel series and Seananners playing Minecraft. Those two channels were what got me into Minecraft in the beginning.

i rememeber when hoppers were first added to the game i thought it spawned a tornado

along with spamy swords is blocking with swords. now thats the part i miss

"you had no idea what enchantment you were going to get" real OGs remember looking up and learning the language used from the enchantment tables.

Back when I started playing beds didn't exist. People would make lines from spawn to their base, and had to do a 'walk of shame' to get back.

Makes me feel so old. I started playing with minecraft back in the days before minecarts were a thing. Heck, I remember when the worlds had no biomes, you either got grasslands with desserts on one side and an ocean on the other, or a frozen tundra world where it was constantly snowing. Hearing that pistons are considered "old school" by some is so weird given myself and the people I used to play with consider them still quite new.

Like the cool sound chests make in creative, 100 blocks total, no hunger bar, unstable food, and squids being the only sea creature in Minecraft.

I remember whenever Steve took damage he said oof

I remember when Villages got introduced we thought someone knew our server IP because there where House's we didn't build.

I used to have multiple websites saved for quickly looking up block id's (especially for world edit). I had forgotten about chunk loading failures (my recollection was frequently client side only and a re-log fixed) which resulted in the importance of hidden basses being contained fully within a chunk.

Remember when food wasn't stackable so you needed about 90% of your inventory full of porkchops to heal trough a night of grinding mobs because the hunger bar wasn't a thing and food just straight up healed you?

Only real ogs will remember the "oof" sound whenever you got hurt

I still thought it used all your enchanting levels until like a month ago...

I still remember when they added the hunger bar and I hated it so much that I stayed on Beta 1.7.3, then I stopped playing once the full release 1.0 came out and now coming back years later in 1.16 it's actually crazy how different things are holy moly, being able to run is very nice and breeding animals makes things so much easier it's crazy plus you can stack pork now! Not to mention the crafting book, no more wiki searching for recipes xD

I used to hate boats with a passion I remember quitting my game every time it broke. Also when I was able to get mc again after boats were changed, I was so cautious with them in case it broke again lmao, would always go very slow by the shore and get out way too early and swim the last stretch

8:10 people calling pewdiepie a noob for punching tnt well that’s how you were supposed to blow it up

I remember when horses were added and me and my brother thought it was too op I'm still not used to them

I'm only playing again for first time in at least 7 years. In fact, I revived my beta version and had to update it so that'll tell you. I remember the boats shooting away when you landed anywhere!

I only remember me trying to make aether portal..

Who remembers using the cobblestone texture to figure out which way north was?

Feather drops from zombies! Anyone remember those days?

Remember when detecter rails were basically the same as power rails? I built a huge minecart system when I was a noob. It was great, as you didn’t need gold or red stone torches. That may have only been for the old Xbox one edition. Not sure, but think it was on pocket as well.

I remember when minecraft was the ultimate sandbox, with virtually no point to the game aside digging holes, and building things Bit dull I thought. Actually when it really started to pickup in popularity, I remember dismissing it at first because of my first experiences Crazy to think how much the game has changed since, without really changing anything major about the core game. It still basically is a game about digging and building

You know what only the real oldschool players remember? The free minecraft classic that you used to be able to play on minecraft.net. Who remembers the zombie and lava survival modes? Not to mention the countless parkour servers

Old school MC players: Enchantments are too OP Also Old school MC players: *MACHINEGUN BOWS*

I last played minecraft as a kid, 10-ish years ago. Got back into it recently, and I was shocked at what has been introduced. Dolphins, villager trades, jungles, the Enderdragon, differently colored beds, 2 additional kinds of trees, and about 100 new blocks. It's like I'm playing a different game entirely.

I remember trying to spawn herobrine 😂

remember the neon-green grass? When zombies dropped feathers? when there was no hunger bar, and no sprinting? when gold pickaxes were the fastest? Remember when there weren't beds? Remember those dinky little "creative mode" servers on the minecraft.net website?

Hahaha the boats man. Nothing like just chilling in the ocean and then it pops for no reason, leaving you with a few planks and sticks.

Just got back into minecraft. Last played 1.7, lost my account to a dead computer, I just got my account back. Proletor at the end of your video here just brought back some nostalgia for me.

Before clicking video: Oh yeah! I remember when roses were blue, and in PE, there were no crafting recipes and we needed just items. After video: Elytras were old? Man, I must be really old.

no no n o no no You don't do pistons with grass. You build a really long dirt tube and wait.

I love nostalgia It makes me feel very warm and happy but also I want to cry and go back in time and relive it

Some of these things really brought back the nostalgia. I used to play in 1.4-ish I think? The thing I remember the most was going to the wiki all the time to look for recipes, lol.

Remember when it took 10 minutes to mine obsidian

I remember: -when chests occupied a full block -that solid couple of updates in alpha when leaf decay was broken -when new trees (birch and spruce) were added and all pre-existing trees had their leaves turned into a tie-dye of the new leaf blocks -when void fog was still a thing and made underground bases a pain -enderman had zombie sounds because they didn't have their own unique sound yet -when the water level was raised from 63 to 64 forming little one block tall waterfalls along where new chunks bordered old chunks -when the most amount of worlds you could have was 5. -you could "xray" by letting gravel fall partially onto you -when the experience bar was new and simply jumping would make you gain experience and if you died, you'd drop every single little orb of xp and would lag whatever server you were playing on -sugarcane was called reeds -the sun moved along the north and south coordinates -diamonds were more common in one of the x,y quadrants and rarer in the other three, don't remember which -diamonds could be found up to y: 20 instead of only up to y:15 -passive mobs weren't permanent entities and would spawn all the time so long as there was light, so you could kill animals without worry of running out of animals -door recipe would only give one door -fence recipe was 6 sticks -there was no tall grass so you had to get seeds by randomly tilling the ground

I always loved the old damage and death noises. the 'oof' sounds so satisfying! now it is replaced by 'schhh'

I know KZfaq is saying this video is a couple years old, but I HATED the old sword spam swinging because almost every time I lose online it was due to either me having a slow CPM with my hands or due to someone probably using an auto clicker. That's how fast my health would evaporate. It also solidified more my reasoning for hating non-co-op multiplayer with anybody but close friends

Who remembers when zombies only dropped feathers and there was no rotten flesh