Why is Minecraft so Lonely?

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This video covers a side of Minecraft that most others don't... It covers the timeless, nostalgic, lonely nature of Minecraft in a way that has never been done before. It covers topics like Minecraft's nostalgia, the true scale of a Minecraft world and how big it is and also Minecraft's soundtrack and why its so important to Minecraft as a whole. This video also briefly covers the decile of Minecraft and why it came back to life. it has a mood of darkness throughout most of the video followed by a happy ending.

I tried much harder on this video than my previous one, it better highlights the true lonely nature of Minecraft and how it can be sort of horrific. I hope you guys enjoyed this one as much as I did whilst making it. Sorry the video took so long to make but I hope its worth it for y'all.

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WEBSITE
https://www.mwinternetenterprises.com/

MINECRAFT TERRAIN MOD:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18TeM...
The download Jar file link is at the top right of the screen, don't try and download the individual files.

Just keep in mind that it has to be installed with an application called multi-mc, using vanilla Minecraft 1.2.5, using the "add to Minecraft jar" button on the console window for your Minecraft instance.

THE BABEL IMAGE ARCHIVES:
https://babelia.libraryofbabel.info/

CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
2:26 The First Playthrough of Minecraft
6:41 Nostalgia
11:20 Game Design
15:42 You are trapped.
17:05 It's just a burning memory...
21:38 The Babel Image Archives
26:05 Minecraft's Soundtrack
30:24 Conclusion
CREDITS:
Thank you to Jacob Geller, RetroGamingNow, The Salty Squad, PippenFTS and Solar Sands for greatly inspiring the full production of this video!

Thank you to James Leyland Kirby, Hiterland Studio and Chris Zabriskie for the music for a large section of the video. I take all the other music from epidemic sound.


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You can find a full credits report on my website.

THANKS FOR WATCHING!