all of a sudden, everything becomes alright...
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Publicado 2023-06-04
Close your eyes for a moment and journey back with me, to a time when innocence painted the world with vibrant hues. Remember the first time you ventured into that enchanting world, where possibilities bloomed like flowers in spring. The soft hum of the game loading, the anticipation building, and then, with a click, a world unfolded before your eyes.
The sun-kissed landscapes stretched endlessly, inviting you to explore. Lush forests whispered secrets, mountains pierced the heavens, and serene rivers meandered through the verdant valleys. You dug deep into the earth, seeking rare minerals, as excitement pulsed through your veins. You built towering castles that reached for the sky, crafted humble abodes that sheltered your dreams and fashioned magnificent structures that stood as testaments to your boundless imagination.
But amidst the blocks and pixels, there was something deeper at play. It was a sanctuary, a refuge, where burdens melted away like snowflakes on warm skin. As you roamed those virtual lands, worries ceased to exist, and the world's weight lifted from your weary shoulders. All of a sudden, everything became alright.
In those moments, you discovered the true essence of Minecraft's enchantment—the power to heal, comfort, and transcend reality. Loneliness was replaced with camaraderie as you invited friends to join your digital tapestry. Together, you crafted epic sagas, forged unbreakable bonds, and laughed until tears filled your eyes.
But as with all good things, time carried you forward. The real world beckoned, and Minecraft faded into the recesses of memory. Life's challenges claimed your attention and the vibrant landscapes of the game became distant echoes. Yet, deep within, the essence of those moments remained, forever etched upon your soul.
Now, as you open your eyes, a tear may glisten in the corner. It's not a tear of sadness, but one of bittersweet joy. For in the ethereal realm of Minecraft, you discovered a respite from life's storms, a haven of solace and resiliency.
So, let those tears flow, my friend, for they are a testament to the beauty of the human spirit, to the profound impact of pixels and blocks. And may those tears remind you that Minecraft's magic still resides within your heart. In a world where all of a sudden, everything becomes alright.
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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"Hey what are you talking about? 2020-2023 was a crazy period?? We're in 2014, come on dude lets start a new survival world. I'll be in charge of building the house-"
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2014: how do I get rid of this background music? 2023: crys*
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"you realize, you don't miss playing the game as much as the way life felt when you were playing it"
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I feel so bad for people my age who never experienced Minecraft. That was truly something else.
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We thought we were building a simple house, but we were building the best memories of our lives instead.
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Crazy how a game can shape and affect an entire generation so deeply
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"For every man that places his last block.. There is a boy who places his first."
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- "Ok i got to go, see you tomorrow. Remember we will be build a house tomorrow!" - "Ok! See you tomorrow" - Last seen online 7 years ago
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I'm 53 now and used to play with my son and his best friend every night. Well, 8 years later and we have fired up a new realm together. It's a blast. Never stop playing.
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I think I realized why Minecraft strikes a chord so deep within all of us. It represents life as we're meant to live it, life as it's always been, life before the modern industrial age. You spend your time in nature, exploring, building your own house, growing your own crops, hunting your own food, often doing these things with those closest to you. Life is slow, tranquil and beautiful. You're not a cog in a failing machine. You're truly free.
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"I'll hop on later to finish the house" 7yers old mesage...
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Men came. Men watched. Men listened. Men cried. Men laughed. Men had fun.
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The only game I was able to play because it didn’t require Wi-Fi. I was raised in a poor household with a family of addicts & me and my baby brother played this game a lot of the time to distract ourselves. I have a very deep connection with this game as it was the last game I played before getting taken into foster care. It’s beautiful how deeply something can touch our hearts , forever.
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This is what heaven sounds like
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I'm 27 and a 4th grade teacher. I played this game when I was a teen and still pick up a controller every now and then. This video, as well as Skyrim osts are often our background noise in class. They love it. It's amazing that the kids nowadays play some of the same games I did (and still do)
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I saw the thumbnail, and when I heard the first few notes I thought 'oh no don't do this to me'
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We played, we tried We laughed, we cried We succeeded, we died We respawned and thrived From the zombies, to the endermen From the skeletons, to the pigmen From the spiders and creepers And from those annoying griefers From the biome of jungle to sands To the mushrooms and other obscure lands From the snow and ice To the swamps which never looked too nice From the moments with friends we’ll cherish From a time we hoped Herobrine would perish From the great animations To the Youtube sensations Along with those musical incantations I thank Mojang for creating my childhood Much better than just ‘good’ I think I speak for everyone here When I say this is not game of the year It’s the game of the century As it offered us plenty And these memories will never leave Just like the thought of first playing as Steve So I say close your eyes And listen to the music with surprise As your memories of Minecraft where once apart But now can be fixed like a broken heart In order to find your memories core You must go back to the world of Minecraft once more And defeat the Ender Dragon one last time As the sweet sounds of your childhood begin to chime One last thing, for me to say Which would be, have a nice day Also for you to never forget this game Nor the journey that came As apart of that journey was the end Quite literally, not pretend Just like this poem, which I hope you all read As I would love it if this poem and this game is remembered once I’m dead. This isn’t mine but wanted to spread these beautiful words
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Nothing compares to that feeling when a load has been taken off your shoulders. When you have been crying it around for years sometimes decades - and then it's finally lifted. And you have that little moment of freedom where everything makes sense and you know it was worth it to keep walking through the hard times. I wish this to everyone who is hurting ❤
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its 2013. You start a new Minecraft world with your long time childhood friend for the first time…first thing you see…the tutorial… a massive floating word in the air saying "Minecraft". You walk into the town…a long stone road through a town filled with beautiful buildings and surroundings…you go to the back of the village and find a bunch of of chests around. First thing you do is loot all the chests with your friend and play around…for the first time in long you felt true peace and happiness in playing Minecraft…a game that suddenly popped up after you got your first console…life was good and at its best. You quit the tutorial world to make an open world with your friend…you play for hours upon hours nonstop, everyday was the same…but so…different. Your friend by your side as you played Minecraft together all day long for weeks upon weeks up to months of playing around…it never got old…and it was always fun…life was genuinely good.
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This genuinely made me cry, and I'm not much of a crier... Thanks man.
