Minecraft's Most Underrated Version

[@LucidMakesVideos]

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[@ChronoSquare]

But if that's you being filmed ... who's behind the camera?! 😱

[@taiyo-alt1360]

I wonder. What is your opinion on the legacy 4j mod?

[@ZestyJesus]

Really nice video. I share the same burnout sentiment. I logged thousands of hours before the game left beta, and as the game slowly started getting bloated with more...stuff...it felt like the progression went from a slow linear ramp, taking days to weeks, to a steep exponential curve that plateaus in less than a day. The sense of mystery and exploration has long since left the game as well, starting once an "end" was introduced. Despite it being a physical place, it created a sense of finality in a game that wasn't MEANT to end, where the players thinks to themselves "well, what now?" It removed the feeling of investment I had in my worlds, especially when progression was expedited, risks were lowered, and I spent more time figuring out just what the heck they added and changed rather than playing the game. Made me feel like I had to avoid whole areas of the game to get the same experience I once did. Thankfully older versions are still playable, even modded.

[@weed884]

This is the last place I would have expected to see you tf2 man

[@gordonfreeman6079]

I totally agree tf2 man

[@weed884]

@@gordonfreeman6079 No way it's the guy from Half-Life: Opposing Force

[@_FiFo_]

The explanation of why a very niche version of the game is the best casual Minecraft experience makes a lot of sense. The way you made this video as well felt super cozy and I love that a lot.

[@ocean1641]

Theres a modpack that does a similar thing for java called re-console. It adds in the vast majority of LCEs features and still allows more modding capabilities since it is still running on java

[@Del-dee]

There’s footage of it in the vid

[@Star.6739]

He knows

[@Thornskade]

I used Legacy4J because it adds the console UI

[@strakhovandrri]

I have a similar experience with my 3DS. Limitations make Minecraft smaller, more cozy, and it the world boundaries (2k x 2k), while still big enough to allow for exploration and travel while not apllying the pressure of the infinite. Also it has a minimap and manual saves (well, you have only one save, but you still can save scum)

[@nuthhi]

Fantastic video, Levi! One small thing though at 10:53 LAN worlds on the same wifi does work in Java. I just played with my brothers yesterday on the same minecraft world just through wifi in vanilla mc! Again, this is a truly amazing video, looking forward to more!

[@AIOXYZ]

Bro has baby hands

[@ukigames7664]

No

[@leoepsilon8223]

Booo

[@JessTheFuckingWolf]

Someone's rude.

[@ukigames7664]

@@JessTheFuckingWolf someone in the Universe

[@JessTheFuckingWolf]

@@ukigames7664 that makes no sense.

[@CoolSs]

Lucid touching grass. this is a proof that he not a tf2 player. Great video. i will give you my thesis later.

[@TheCrappyCompletionist]

Man. certainly an interesting one. I'm not your average minecraft player. Back during the 1.8/1.9 split, I stayed in the former group, and until today, have stuck playing 1.8.9. Still am playing it. I'm not knowledgeable on any new updates (besides 1.9) and haven't bothered. I've suffered the occasional burnout from time to time, due to me playing too much at one go, but I never really "hated" the java version I play on my PC. Maybe that's why MC still holds a special place in my heart - been playing for over a decade at this point. As of late, I've dived back into the game and been playing in short 1 hour sessions, and I believe this does help prevent burnout. Good video mate, love the analysis.

[@dakotadean1273]

This is the reason why i play the new 3ds version the most, its personal and not affected by modern minecrafts frivolous additions, Great video!

[@comicaldays]

absolute cracked version of the game. Commend you for sticking to it.

[@GeroyTheLegend]

Lucid asked nicely for a comment

[@Nu1l-b7k]

oh no here we go again

[@diegozuniga4201]

Not to mention but the music also seemed to play more often yet hit so much harder, plus it's only the original score too with C418

[@gavinthecrafter]

Personally I'm fine with the newer updates but I do admire the simplicity of the Legacy Console Version. It's the first version of Minecraft I played and so whenever I go back to it I get a nostalgic feeling. I might go back and try the Vita version sometime, thanks :)

[@PurpleColonel]

Neat video, I'm not sure this is why I don't care for minecraft anymore personally since I didnt play much of the console versions, but it must be a factor for a lot of people. Part of me thinks the real reason this is such a big issue on youtube specifically is because so many people talking about minecraft are now funneling their creative energy into trying to figure out why they don't like the game anymore instead of putting it into the game itself. I think the Vita would've been cooler if it had 2 screens

[@ChronoSquare]

I miss 2010/2011 minecraft Not that it was that much better, but because i just have good memories of those times. Back then when you could easily get lost underground for a lack of variety in the blocks... Back then when i had a small Metroid themed texture pack on and i would listen to the classic music on shuffle loop to enhance the experience in the loneliness of delving for diamonds etc

[@officer4267]

You can in fact connect and play via wifi in java, it isnt just mobile/console thing. Moreover you can use software that emulates local network to connect to your friends across the world as if you all were on the same wifi. U can even run the actual server on your pc, not just world, so it means you could have plugins, mods etc. Very useful thing if you can't do port forwarding and don't want to spend money on the external hosting

[@Sleepy_Cabbage]

I remember building a giant Wizard castle with the vita, I weirdly had such a strong emotional attachment to it.

[@lordjaraxxus5418]

10:49, Java has this feature, it is the "open to lan" option in the pause menu.

[@LucidMakesVideos]

You can't play with someone else over a Wifi connection on Java without modding or a server.

[@Thornskade]

@@LucidMakesVideos Yes you can, if you open ports on your router you can connect to each other, or use a VPN. Despite its name LAN is not limited to local addresses. On that note, the Vita version does of course not open ports, so it must be relying on servers to connect players, presumably Sony's

[@Creakstar8]

The piano in that ending as he walked away man..it got me😢

[@NorthEevee]

I've been playing Minecraft on my Steam Deck ever since I got it about two years ago and having a long-term world on a pick-up-and-play device really makes the game a lot more enjoyable. Over 200 hours I've built an entire deepslate fortress town on a hill, all starting from my house. And I'm still not done. I got a massive map room that needs to be filled out, a valley where I wanna make a pretty cherrywood mansion and I want to build sooo many watch towers around my world. And I can do all of this from home, on the train or at a friends place even. I'm not kidding when I tell people I only use my Steam Deck for Minecraft and Deep Rock Galactic.

[@DeasesReal]

In other words: dont speedrun minecraft, just have fun

[@2-AZ1-BE]

Personally ive started enjoying Minecraft again on my tablet since Mojang made controls more customizable and player friendly. And since bedrock has now functioning achevements, i can start a long journey survival world.

[@K_3_V_R_A_L]

I think you've mistaken portability with time management.

[@LouiSwagula]

Exactly this omg

[@pochocho8225]

I mean if I have to move to the chair power the pc put the password open the launcher... I'm going to play more because I want to play pretty significantly more than I wait even if it is a minute as much I'll want to play much more than changing a cartridge(maybe) and pressing 2 button

[@LinusDickens]

Bro really cooked with this one

[@nelvy3636]

The slow gameplay of the PS Vita version allows you to enjoy even simple things like collecting wood for your home.

[@Formaggio-zx7ge]

The best part of the legacy console edition (it before updating to modern edition) was the minigames with friends in person

[@valedesardi6252]

oh yeahhh! I was a mc Wii U (mc Wii U is mc Legacy) player till Nintendo shut down their server (despite I'm wondering how Nintendo uses server for mc Wii U bc u said in the vid that there are no server needed and it funtions only just with wifi (i've known that before but just asking bc u mentioned it (sidenote: the server is hosted by their world owner who just switched there a sec ago singelplayer world to an multiplayer world) ( do anyone know that? or is it just bc Nintendo wants to make money with the new ''pitiful inferior'' Badrock Edition ( too many brackets XD )))) and I agree that the legacy version the best version is. I had so much fun and memories from that version and made so many new friends there I have up on today contact it was amazing! It was also very nice that the Wii U had a friendslist where u could see who is online and what game he is playing. oh there was so many more features that made the version so good. Also 1 major thing on the Wii U edition was that mc Wii U had only an voice chat where u could really talk and communicate with ur own voice and bc everybody had an mic on their gamepad everyone just talked with another! Just one question: the MINECRAFT CONSOLE EDITION logo in this vid is IA generated right? Oh another thing u said: ''Minecraft's burnout isn't caused by it's bad design.'' at 12:40 I disagree with to some extend. while its true that it is also caused by habits it is partially mc's bad game-design that led to the bad habits in the first place. Also this bro gets a sub great job

[@Henrikzilla]

I agree with this comment 100%. I have over 5000 hours in Miencraft WiiU. I love it so much.

[@LukasKraue]

Yo Valentin what's Up you're right the wiiU realy Had a great time with you. You also Met a Lot of new people and Friends ON the wiiU. But unfortunately the wiiU was tanken offline. It realy was an unforgettable time in the Wiiu with you! LG: LVK😊

[@Henrikzilla]

@@LukasKraue LVK my bro whats up ? I didnt know that your name is Lukas Krause LMAO

[@valedesardi6252]

Yoooooo LVK and Henri what's up my friends!

[@Henrikzilla]

@@valedesardi6252 Nothing much. How are you ?

[@maximumquartermain]

God I forgot how much fun I used to have with Minecraft, and that piano at the end, nearly cried.

[@tippedjoshua6802]

7:41 what about the recipe book, like that is pretty fast.

[@ultimate_pleb]

3:58 that's a you thing mate, not every PC player builds things effectively Also you could just play the game slower and take your time with it. So from what it sounds like *you* just speedrun the game in 2 weeks and then wonder why you're bored

[@therealno_one]

Yeah, I’ve been playing on a world for like 2 years and just defeated the dragon recently, but I don’t think that I can’t play the game anymore, just that I can do whatever I want. Build whatever I want

[@ultimate_pleb]

@@therealno_one EXACTLY

[@therealno_one]

@@ultimate_pleb the dude who made the video acts like the point of minecraft is to beat the bosses and nothing else, but the point of minecraft is whatever u want it to be, whether it be building a city or exploring until u reach the world border

[@ultimate_pleb]

@@therealno_one FINALLY, SOMEONE WHO GETS IT

[@LucidMakesVideos]

I usually don't beat the enderdragon at all. Don't assume too much.

[@tsunderemerc2963]

I miss that sense of adventure and exploration, where now i feel like i can start a survival world, play for 2 hours, then just say "well what now?". In other words, Console Edition my beloved.

[@franci2a777]

The coincidence that this video was suggested to me now. Me and my friend now have started a world together, he’s on Java and I’m on bedrock on the switch (because yes, very probably my pc isn’t the best for all the new updates), and yes, it’s just how you say.. not only I can play whenever I want really, it takes me a lot more time to do anything rather than him. In the time he did an entire wheat farm design, I instead only terraformed a part of a mountain, and I like it to be slower! I also went back to the Wii u version these days, I never played it before but always wanted to, but it’s great! It’s super fast, convenient, and as you say, it’s a good version! I like the new content, and more importantly, play with my friend, but if I need to play by myself, I like the Wii u version

[@alex.g7317]

Honestly the tutorial world has to be the best thing to happen to Minecraft. It’s how I learn’t it. I remember how big of a nightmare it was to play before I entered the tutorial world and had learned it without realising at the time.

[@Thornskade]

Minecraft was seemingly designed to be a mostly meta social experience back in 2010. The game didn't tell you anything, not even crafting recipes. You either figured those out by randomly placing stuff or you sought help from other people who had figured it out which is what most would do

[@alex.g7317]

@@Thornskade yeah, I see. But its honestly easier with an in game tutorial than having to go on Google or something. Minecraft shouldn’t rely on you having to go out of the game to learn it lol.

[@Thornskade]

@@alex.g7317 Maybe, maybe not. It was a different time and a different game. People couldn't buy Minecraft in stores. If you knew about Minecraft and purchased it from Mojang's website, you were pretty much already inside that circle and knew how to get the info and how to connect with people, you likely learnt of the game from online videos to begin with I can see how this wouldn't really work for a kid with a DS or PSP who just unknowingly bought the game from a brick and mortar store and gets totally lost the first time it plays, but that's sort of the legacy carried on from the game's origins. But the developers clearly realized this and added the tutorial, at least

[@placeholder5877]

"new minecraft versions are bad" may I introduce to you the "select version" button in the launcher

[@Nihilistic-Mystic]

he explains in the video why java isn't the same

[@Thornskade]

@@Nihilistic-Mystic Legacy4J to the rescue

[@haiparemon]

I loved the PSP and havent had the chance to try Vita, but I have played the LCE on X360 as a kid and I can certainly agree its a superior version of Minecraft I like the direction you went, never imagined somebody would go to this route of focusing on the device used, but I can certainly agree even with the simple fact of myself as a PC gamer coming back to playing some games on a controller, its a much more laid back experience even on a PC For people that dont have the PSVita but do have a smartphone (and maybe a special controller for it), there is a Java edition launcher for Android & iOS called PojavLauncher, and its well compatible with most mods; so a mod called Legacy4J bringing back the old aspects of LCE to the Java version should be playable!

[@youngpawdowanaep]

One small correction the Vita is the only portable version of minecraft that still runs the legacy console version. the 3ds is actually more based on pocket edition with some changes here and there

[@Thornskade]

I'm really glad I found this video because I'm having a blast with Minecraft now. On Steam Deck with the following mods: Legacy4J which adds the PS Vita console menus, Distant Horizons, Iris with Bliss shaders, and then Sodium, Lithium, Indium and Entity Culling. I can't put the Deck in my pocket wherever but I always bring a backpack with me so it's no big deal. I originally installed all this on the GPD Win 2 wich is a pocketable clamshell but Java is laughably unoptimized so it wasn't as good as I hoped. And no, I have no Vita and I'm not gonna buy one and Minecraft off eBay for a single game, but this is great nonetheless

[@Termulus]

Currently playing this on the 1.0 version of vita edition because I only have 1 gb of internal storage rn which I plan to fix when I'm not broke and I'm on a world that I haven't touched in months. Decided to go back on a whim a few days ago and I'm having a great time, even if I'm not really going anywhere just having the entire game in my hands makes the experience so wonderful. I beat the ender dragon last night which would be the first time I've beaten her solo in the 12 years I've been playing mc lol.

[@Thornskade]

I've been playing on my Steam Deck but it kinda makes me wish I had access to more efficient controls for building. For me that constant thought drags it down and sadly overshadows any of the supposed positives outlined in this video. There's a similar reason for why I don't play fps games on gamepad By the way, Java does have a LAN mode, which means you can play over the internet if you open ports or use VPNs. For the Vita, it must be using a server to connect you since without open ports this simply isn't a thing

[@ringoreddo308]

Man, I wonder if there's an archive for pocket edition in the level of PSVITA.

[@dav786]

Back when handheld versions of games were entirely different. The LEGO games are the best example. I grew up on Lego harry Potter 1-4 on PSP. Having later played the home console/PC version I still think the PSP/DS version is 10 times better. Nowadays handheld systems are so powerful, they just port the games over in 1:1, with slightly worse performance

[@cia4u401]

Counterpoint: You're spending outside time glued to yet another screen. Nowadays if I'm outside I'm deliberately interacting with real life instead of playing vidya

[@thekilleravocado3836]

what are the pros of spending outside time not glued to a screen vs spending outside time glued to a screen?

[@cia4u401]

@@thekilleravocado3836 interacting with people irl, taking in the environment, getting some exercise, discovering new places. All things you can't really do from the comfort of home (your mileage might vary)

[@epicgamre445]

I love your editing! !!

[@tippedjoshua6802]

1:46 shows a Nintendo switch that can play Minecraft on the go

[@Thornskade]

I play on Steam Deck but he said he wants to put it in a pocket Either way the Switch has the Bedrock controls, which after installing Legacy4J I now realize truly are very poorly designed

[@pyrohp]

legacy/console edition is peak, its how most (and i) started playing

[@trigger_once]

Ever since I got a Vita I can confirm Minecraft is definitely the freshest on that system. It actually applies to a lot of games on Vita, like the Metal Gears and Terraria. Even Madden is on it, which isnt for everyone but its cool thats it there! Something about the Vita brings back the old style of on the go gaming while making it new. Maybe its because I grew up only with the DS, or the fact that Clash Royale is like the only mobile game kinda worth playing, but its kinda nice to have a good system to play wherever. Good video, can relate 👍

[@SandwichGamesHeavy]

0:00 - 0:15 Was that Deep Rock Galactic Music??

[@mason_6478]

Never expected a TF2 youtuber to cover Minecraft on the Vita :')

[@derpysquid6595]

I’m pretty sure Java has tooltips that pop up for most items. A good example being sand. It shows you can smelt it when you gather it for the first time

[@RidaRyokoShaBeacoNofHope]

I'm sorry, but the "recipe unlocked" tool tip that pops up isn't nearly as intuitive or informative than LCE's tutorial pop ups. Not to mention easier to miss. I love Java, but it could greatly benefit from the accessability features LCE had.

[@Thornskade]

@@RidaRyokoShaBeacoNofHope Can I recommend Legacy4J

[@RidaRyokoShaBeacoNofHope]

@Thornskade I know what Legacy4J is but I still am of the believer that those tutorials should be added to vanilla to help better guide players

[@HOMERISNAKEY]

I think just experiencing the same thing in a different way is always neat and conforting, idk if it relates but i have a old as hell android 4 mini phone but ive manage to get it do some stuff like watch youtube or web browser (that dont consistently get errors) or running old moblie games and such. I plan to obtain old consoles like the ps2, xbox 360, vita, wii u, etc becuase even though i can emulate it(depending the console), i still wanna experience how games were and would aslo be a neat collectable stuff that i can toy around with. It'll always be neat to experince something in a new way.

[@Xzcouter]

Happy to see the vita getting some love. There is a huge community support for the vita with games being ported into it by the community. I personally really enjoy Minecraft Enhanced edition mod for the game for the various QOL additions it adds.

[@tannerbucky]

I love lce. Although I really like playing with a controller on my phone. I use console aspects, and ui pack though. One thing I always loved about new minecraft is servers which I have so much fun on.

[@MrWhchrd]

Personally my favorite way to play Minecraft is on Steam Deck! It has all the pros of the vita (besides the combat changes and the vita is way more portable). I like being able to have custom controls and being able to go back to any Minecraft update! There are also mods that make the game more like Legacy console editions called re console. I love playing beta 1.7.3 it feels like early Xbox 360 or pocket edition :)

[@Star.6739]

I like the Switch version, it's basically Wii U World of Color but with different glyphs, but i like the vita

[@StormTrooperEX]

I personally never liked mods since they would mainly add stuff that makes the game to easy or stray too far from vanilla but recently I found mods that tweak deficullty by tweaking the ai of mobs as well as other stats to make feel like a survival game again because when we were younger we sucked we feared losing items or getting lost with out those fears the game just feels quite empty

[@mistercue]

Oh man, so many memories with that Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition. If you're going to do more content on LCE, you should really make a video about PS Vita Edition, that one was good too!

[@2511_blender]

I just beat a game with my own pace. I was able to beat the ender dragon in like 88 days on Bedrock. I wanna see how long would it take for me to beat the game on Java edition.

[@Drolltic]

My childhood game on my childhood device

[@Nonmoth]

god i miss legacy console edition

[@JessTheFuckingWolf]

I actually have a psvita. I never updated minecraft, so i get the classic old version.

[@tippedjoshua6802]

I just tried the ps vita version today and for some reason the trees would take forever to load.

[@C.O.A.L]

never goon

[@commandocorp5834]

can i get the vita mc version to work on PSP GO?

[@bekativus]

yup played this version on my xbox 350 peek times!

[@notcarbuncle1493]

i feel like this is a well made video but kind of mischaracterizes peoples problems with the game

[@LouiSwagula]

Idk who the hell you all are being able to find diamonds or build a full house in one session. Nobody I know just knocks out Minecraft goals in one sitting. This burnout issue doesn’t sound like a problem the average player goes through

[@maxwellsmith5627]

I love the wii u version, and that got me to enjoy the game again.

[@godaberi]

Hey will you let me play on your psvita?

[@MandyCandy13]

Always love to see some bedrock roasting!

[@Nik1_]

Good video. I have a laptop with minecraft in it, so that's would be cool to play minecraft in a forest, trying to build a shack. Like

[@SlimyCatMc]

This is why older versions are still avaliable, but LCE was best.

[@h3ck774]

10:50 Sorry Im on a lotta xanax is Open To Lan not a thing on Java anymore?

[@geegcola]

it should be

[@georgevan]

wow that was really cool

[@artifactU]

bedrock edition was a mistake

[@therealno_one]

@@wavydaneif they didn’t sell to Microsoft the game wouldn’t have become as big as it did. I hate Microsoft tho

[@mrnetherack9357]

The PvP is good in bedrock, and they still have the old PvP system from 1.8. I wouldn’t say it’s trash, but darn, Microsoft’s management is horrible.

[@artifactU]

@@mrnetherack9357 legacy console also had the old combat system tho

[@mrnetherack9357]

@@artifactU Yea I know. Minecraft Legacy is good also

[@mrnetherack9357]

It’s sad that they abandoned it

[@ion_catalyst]

Really cool video

[@hudsonator7259]

Xbox 360 was my favorite version, and is why i like the legacy4j mod so much on my ste deck

[@edu8188]

1:12 because you grewp up.

[@TheKirik71]

damn if only i had me a vita someone wanna swap ps3 with moves on vita or 3ds?

[@_Rerr_]

I recommend not using the type of upscaling you used for the logo in 7:19 as it looks incredibly ugly

[@TheMasterOfSafari]

Many of your points dont make sense to be honest.. I dont disagree.. Legacy Console Edition is better than Bedrock but a lot of the things you mention that are good about Legacy Console are features in both Java & Bedrock.. Like the Local / Online Multiplayer w/o a Server, which Bedrock supports both. Also pretty sure the Nintendo Switch was also on Legacy Console Edition before it got Bedrock, though I dont know if it can still be played The one thing I do miss from Console even though I was a Java player from the very beginning are the Tutorial Worlds and Hints, for some reason I really do enjoy them.

[@imaeintellec209]

Still can’t touch 3ds edition lol

[@dumbage]

i still have a vita and psp how lucky !

[@Yuki-bi2jr]

Great vid

[@ichiro.g]

Why you made this vid appreciating Vita when mine is now dead. 😩 Seriously great console.

[@Duwahkeen]

Having GeminiTay as one of your video clips caught me off-guard and made me really happy for some reason

[@Guh-tw4io]

i prefer the 3ds version ngl

[@epiconyoutube]

i mean if minecraft was infinitely same it would be more boring

[@coelhinho.8356]

This video is just bedrock hate for no reason, if you don't like it ok but stop trashing on it

[@LucidMakesVideos]

Maybe if it wasn't awful I wouldn't hate it so much

[@coelhinho.8356]

@@LucidMakesVideos well maybe if your video wasn't so hateful I would subscribe

[@LucidMakesVideos]

@@coelhinho.8356 that's fair, if I'm not giving you what you want as a creator, you shouldn't subscribe. I hope you find someone better than me, genuinely

[@coelhinho.8356]

@@LucidMakesVideos yes you are right I shouldn't subscribe to creators that don't entertain me, but your videos are good and I usually watch them, I'm just disappointed with your opinions about bedrock, and how you Express them

[@LucidMakesVideos]

@@coelhinho.8356 well I'm sorry, I just played that version for a very long time and really didn't enjoy it. Once I found out that it replaces LCE, I was frustrated

[@lazyavatar2479]

very nice video, I loved it

[@gamerdudemanguy]

i dont agree

[@GreenyYogurtMusic]

bedrock has a lot of the features mentioned in this video, yet you continuously call it a pile of trash. why? What's so bad about bedrock?

[@ExplodingImplosion]

Minecraft for PC is perfect cuz the vibes of obtusely opening a wiki because I forgot how to craft a powered rail again is just such a vibe So normally I’d say don’t change it just because reasons… but ain’t nobody got time for googling on a ps vita 😭

[@manhoovy193]

You can not escape the organ debt

[@duskdragmatic8198]

minecraft is a game indeed

[@viligerm6592]

FREE WOMEN?!?!?!

[@P25190]

P

[@anieschneider5366]

Most of the Point he Maid Like the Tutorial World better Crafting etz are in Bedrock

[@anieschneider5366]

And you can Change the Version easy in Bedrock

[@-octosquid-5203]

Bedrock has a tutorial world?

[@therealno_one]

@@-octosquid-5203only in the legacy console editions I think

[@moredinorno]

imma keep it a buck... i actually like bedrock Minecraft

[@diegozuniga4201]

That's fine, lots of people my self included are simply upset by the many downsides that bedrock brings

[@Hydrotosis]

Oil up pal I'm coming