Holy fortnite accent right here.

Luck is just taking advantage of opportunities that present themselves. If you keep showing up and doing a decent job eventually an opportunity will show itself and you just have to recognize it and jump at it.

8:22 Prism Launcher now has the ability to download Java versions directly from Mojang

Smosh intro was elite clean simple and quick

skill issue

If you work in advertising, God damn you to hell.

I love Ludwig he's a great creator. I've doubted him many times in the past and he always pulls it out. Great analysis and work yourself!

I had no idea so many mods came from Gold

Psst: youre STILL getting pushed by the algorithm

I sort of went through a similar path However I always loved Minecraft But there were a few later years where it didn't click anymore I remember trying BTA And then going back to vanilla And I really like Minecraft, I always have, and I love playing it

ngl this video is one of the best videos ive seen this year im acaully pretty impressed by how nostalgic this feels its like im watching youtube again in 2015 please keep up the good work

Just toremember it now has 2,4 Million Views, congrats

Qbsolutlove the visual "aight" s that is a perfect little touch. That is why you went viral. Little things that make your videos cool to watch. You found d secret sauce

I find your voice and speech comforting. They made me change the way i spoke. I used to sound like you. Thank you for being here.

kinda crazy how videos on various channels just crater in views like this. what is going on with youtube algo?

Davinchi reslove gang rise up!

great video!!

Finally positive experiences being told! Heck yes! What a breath of fresh air

The length of the video is never really the issue, long or short, but pacing

congrats on the success

This is what Ludwig describes as the "Yoink and Twist" and you hit almost 2.5 million on it! Love it!

I believe the worst part of Minecraft is optimizing things too early. Sure, rush diamonds and get the best tools. But once you get to the nether fortress it starts to change everything. I want to struggle to get things done because I can look at it more than some highly optimized version of the same thing.

Congratulations 🎉 I hope this video gets 5 Million views... 2M already ❤ Keep moving forward and finding new passions.😊

whats the point of playing a modded minecraft version for a beta 1.7.3 version if you're gonna have the same features as the modern version of minecraft edit: just finished watching the video lmao

once I played mc bedwars 9 hours a day and the fatigue set in very fast

Usually i skip over videos like this where the creator says that Minecraft sucks and is so boring, but I really like how you talked about your journey from disliking minecraft to liking it and how it's the players decision on where the story and direction of their playthrough go.

I have over 100 worlds. I've been playing since MC360 and MCPE was first a thing. I am almost 35 with 4 kids and go through phases too. Minecraft will always be part of me, and as I'm writing this I'm playing it on my Rog Ally X because I love the mobility. Heck I even recently figured out how to run my own server and stop paying for realms 😂😂. Minecraft is what you make of it, and there is a lot you can do with this crazy game. Heck, make goals. Make a story. Make your own adventur. Make your own challenges. Challenge the game itself. Play on Hard-core only that mode really puts you to work. Screw it, just dig down see how far you can go before falling to your death 😅

this is very inspirational

bro i used to think like this until i started playing multiplayer

Interms of mods, bobby is distant horizon but better, and axiom is the best building mod.

67k subs man good job

I want to switch but I am WAITING and HOPING that literally the first video I made in it can export as it keeps giving me errors every time and I spent hours on it because I was still learning. It's only 4 minutes and it just won't export.

You’ve just introduced me into an entire new version of minecraft and I really thank you for that. I’ve never been able to fully enjoy the game, despite how much it means to me, but this might let me truly enjoy it

Love the 'aight' counter

As you were explaining why you found it rewarding to play in survival I was like metaphorically screaming "YES!" at my monitor. Survival builds will ALWAYS fall behind creative ones, but after you have done everything you need to in survival, cosmetics and actually building things, not fabricating them are where the true value of this game falls.

The way Marble Blast Gold came up in your head while you were in bed was the same way Marble Blast Ultra did for me a couple years ago. Unfortunately, it's delisted on the 360 store but there is a Windows build of it somewhere I recommend. Although I will say, Gold looks like it's a lot of fun, probably more fun than Ultra. I'll have to check it out now!

the main reason I don't play minecraft more is for 2 reasons. 1. I know too much, so i have to wait a few updates with no spoilers if i want any unknowing. 2. I know this sounds like i have a big ego, but I'm too good at building. It takes ages to build good stuff, but if if i don't try to make something perfect it just ends up annoying me. But I always come back, eventually.

Waiting for the algorithm to pick you up bro, your videos are so good. especially this one.

02:17 - This whole second segment of the video is precisely where I’m at. When I focused on Armored Warfare I went from 250 subs to over 4,000 subs pretty rapidly. However the game had a troubled history as time went on and it’s just not a viable long term title anymore. Now I’m just trying to feel around in the dark for the “next best thing” only to be behind right out the gate.

Should check out the Create Mod and some of its add ons :D It got me back into minecraft

My personal record was watching 7h long "Flat Earth is WAY WORSE than you think…" by Veritas in almost one sitting

I came from the ludwig video and let me say I'm honestly inspired, i just started my youtube channel yesterday and im surprisingly getting views, not a thousand unfortunately but a hundred or so but im still thankful for it and happy some people enjoyed my content, hopefully this is foreshadowing something and maybe one day you and i will be looking back at this comment, you gave me so much hope, thank you man. Wish me luck 💜💜

Superb video! Good editing and great commentary. I found your journey of enjoying Minecraft somewhat relatable to mine, so I guess I may as well also share my journey here. When I first heard about Minecraft, I only learnt about it from KZbin, watching commentary Let's Plays of it. From there on, I fell in love with the game. But I would only watch videos of the game; I never played it. The videos I would watch would consist of vanilla playthroughs, mod showcases, modded playthroughs, and adventure maps. I largely owe a lot of my childhood to Minecraft. My first time playing the game was when I actually got myself an XBOX, and Minecraft was available to play there, which was very special because I could only play free games. Playing Minecraft for the first time, however, was mixed. I had a creative superflat world made of diamond blocks that I thoroughly enjoyed, in which I would often roleplay and create structures (that looked really ugly). Playing survival wasn't fun, though, because as a child, I liked the open-world feel that creative gave me with flying and commands; I never had that with survival, and it didn't help that I didn't know what to do. I remember the tutorial world, and it was somewhat fun at first, then it went nowhere when I entered into the village because I didn't want to die. Like you, I found creative much more enjoyable than survival. Over time, I also began to grow tired of playing Minecraft on my creative world. I would keep coming back to the game, but nothing would click for me to continue playing it. I would often switch from survival to creative and play from there, create an ugly house, and then get bored and leave. I played Minecraft on mobile and PC, expecting a different experience because the mobile and PC ports were more accessible, but they both quickly devolved into the same experience. The only special occasion I remember was when I played Minecraft around its 10th anniversary, and I actually built a base to try and beat the game. I ended up not beating the game, but at least I built a flag to commemorate Minecraft's milestone. It was at the time I also started playing Terraria, and I found Terraria to be much more enjoyable to play than Minecraft. I was, for a long time, a Terraria fan. I still do somewhat prefer Terraria to Minecraft, but at the time, I thought that there was nothing to argue about when it came to Terraria's superior gameplay to Minecraft. Terraria had better combat, more bosses, more exploring, more biomes, more tools and equipment, and more things to do overall. I also preferred building in Terraria because it was easier. Minecraft felt more like a chore, a dated, boring mess. It would only be when the Nether update was released that I decided to create my new (main) world, but I still never really enjoyed playing Minecraft. I stuck to playing on creative at times, and I didn't know what I wanted to do when I was on survival. But something about the seed made me fall in love with the game, that and the house I built and the surrounding area it was in; it really made me start to appreciate the game. After watching several playthroughs, I decided to go back to my main world and do a better job at playing the game. I had a very slow approach when playing the game, taking the time to enjoy my surroundings. To this day, I still haven't beaten the Ender Dragon. When I started to analyse what I wanted to do and build in a series of goals to achieve, I actually began to enjoy playing the game. The previous basement I had looked unappealing, so I revamped it, and it looks much better now. I then had the goal of improving my cave mine, and later on, I built a cave spider spawner farm with a redstone light switch, and finishing those goals was very satisfying. I do still find there to be issues in the game; building is somewhat of a chore. Overall, though? I love Minecraft; I even prefer it to Terraria now. When it comes to enjoying the game and staying motivated after you have defeated all the bosses, Minecraft wins. Minecraft incentivizes building, enhancing, and adding upon your infinite world, whereas Terraria's gameplay consists of nothing but getting better minerals or weapons and preparing to defeat the next boss or event. Building in Terraria is still fun, but it isn't as rewarding or extensive as building is in Minecraft. Minecraft will always remain a special game in my heart, sorry if that sounds corny (lol), but it is how I feel about the game.

At 2.4 million views right now 👍👍

My experience with Minecraft shares the same path as you, don't really care about survival or pvp multiplayer stuff, only building and modding. I liked minecraft as a medium to create things based off imagination, something like voxel imo couldn't replicate as good as minecraft. I couldn't care more about bloated updates & stuff as long as mojang makes new polished blocks that probably won't happen if minecraft going with notch's direction

Im so glad i never touched this game untill this year. I have had so much fun catching up on years of content, and experiencing the gane in a way very few people ever get to. Everyone has nostalgia for the old days but i am just now creating that nostalgia. Maybe i missed out on the golden years, but that doesnt bother me. This game is awesome and all the new updates make me excited for the future, i hope mojang never stops creating.

Jhxc is a master of cooking

I love Prism

As someone who is just getting started on their KZbin journey posting weekly this video right here gives me hope thank you

I feel you, I watched a original PS1 Rayman TA run and it was insane, for a full hour I was glued!