I really love the more limited palette and build style in Beta, most builds in modern Minecraft just blend together for me because they're all the same super-detailed builds with depth and smooth palettes. On the other hand, this is what I've observed from builds in Beta: - They tend to use the world itself - They heavily lean towards using blocks according to what they're meant to be, rather than their color. Meanwhile, a lot of builds in modern Minecraft use random blocks that wouldn't typically belong in what the build is meant to represent (e.g, mud walls/floors in a mansion because they're brown). - IF the build needs something that isn't in the game, it's approximated creatively. E.g, sign chairs, wool curtains, flat-screen TVs made of black wool with noteblocks to the sides with trapdoors on them, etc. - This is more of a gameplay thing, but they feel WAY bigger since the player wasn't able to move or fly super fast like in modern Minecraft
Wow, yeah, that is true! :D I like both buolding styles very much. I just love the complexities of modern building, in strong contrast to the simplicity of beta. In modern building, I can manipulate every little detail, even use the debug stick if I feel fancy to create the most detail. And if I need a break from all that, I can always return to beta, where I dont really need to think. I can just sort of do and have fun. :D
THIS! Beta building mostly followed the lay of the land and didn't try to terraform half the world to fit the build but rather adapt the build to the world. This is both because it was way harder to terraform massive stretches of land then (which was a good thing), but also because the natural terrain gen was much more interesting and players appreciated that. Once it switched to a semi "realistic" type of terrain people very quickly started to treat it as disposable.
@@dicecard921 yeah! that makes sense! :D the more realistic terrain was just boring and it's understandable that people kinda stopped using the terrain itself. :D
i find this opinion to be very ironic. simply because the game is giving you more options, does not mean you need to use them. it is fascinating that people do not set up that challenge or limitation for themselves. over Covid we had an SMP world where i found my self obsessing to be efficient like most modern minecrafters and doing these huge builds i need to collect every resource for. its exhausting and eventually makes the game less enjoyable. i recently started a world and have taken a different approach; treating it as we played it back in older versions, with more limits, or rather, instead of scrambling to gather every resource, making little builds with whatever blocks we have on hand, and connecting them with not as efficient roads and minecarts. you can quite literally play beta minecraft in modern minecraft. especially with resource packs. the world gen is just too good.
@@cinnamonroll5659 i just recently plan to do just that on my series! and try to compare it to other builds in that smp later on heres my idea, Make a theme for that place, try to adapt the terrain and lastly try to builds with thing in hand to limit the palletes and try to improve or bridge the difference of each build because later on we had more resource we can lazly gather(aka semi creative mode as docm said in one of his hermitcraft s4 or s5) obviously by the end of season where we can almost gather anything we can renovate those older builds without changing the theme or even color palletes
I love the ingenuity in a lot of Minecraft beta builds, i remember when people would dispense fish into ice blocks to make aquariums, and make slab floors to build sleeping bags. I feel like it really makes sense why “Build hack” tutorials were so prevalent back then. People wanted to build so much but they had so little to work with. I remember being so amazed when people used trapdoors for flower pots and now that seems so simple
The limited block palette of beta leads to more imagination/creativity and makes it so everyone building different things are using similar palettes, making totally different builds look cohesive and nice looking next to each other!
The crazy thing is u can do all this in modern Minecraft to just limit yourself to the blocks and building techniques u mentioned in this video i built a stone house with 2 towers with netherack as the roof and looks so good in my bedrock world with classic texture pack👀
@@danielsmokesmids When thinking of a build, try sticking to, say, two series of blocks. Like Cherry and Smooth Stone. Or Oak and Cobblestone. Or Copper and Moss. You don't need to consider literally every block in the game.
Something about building in beta is that.. for the most part- you can start building what you want RIGHT AWAY. As in, the easiest to obtain resources are usually also, simultaneously, endgame resources. Lots of builds utilize cobble, and there's only 1 type of wood (planks), for example. No need to go looking for special blocks all the way across the world. It's simple.
I disagree. It think that building stuff that looks good in beta is actually easier because the more simplistic world means that more simplistic builds look better. This is objective of course.
As someone who started playing in beta 1.7.3, this video hit a very strong nostalgia nerve for me, and Im so hyped to see it getting some love still. Thank you for making it, and the quality of production is beautiful.
Ohhhh, wow, so you are a minecraft veteran veteran. That's so cool! :D Well, I hope I hit the good, happy nostalgia nerve and not the sad one! :) also thanks so much! I put alot of time into the editing! :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft Oh yeah, this game has had a hold on me for a loooong time lmao. Seems like no matter how old I get, I never lose interest in Minecraft, just take periodic breaks for a while. And I'd say somewhere in the middle, so more bittersweet yk? Definitely not bad. I haven't thought much about the version I started playing in for a while now so its really nice to have it brought back to the front of my mind and remember how it made me feel back then. And the time you put into the video shows well. I definitely enjoyed it and will absolutely be checking out more of your content fam ^^
@@thegalaxydragon9199 Thank you so much! I never loose intresst in the game as well! It will probably end up being my gane for live. I am glad you enjoyed my little video and thanks for sticking around! :DDD
I've been playing some Better Than Adventure in beta 1.7.3, and it's been a nice middle ground of the simplicity and charm of beta, and the options and quality of life changes of later versions.
The quality of this video is amazing coming from such a little channel ! I've just started my beta world a few weeks ago so I'll definitely stay around here. Good job!
I've always played in solo creative, but survival play has taught me one interesting difference. Between beta and current versions, the more stuff they add, the more and more time is spent trying to acquire the desired building blocks, and then experimenting with those endless building blocks. Beta had a very limited pallete like you said, and the amount of usage certain items would get was staggering as compared to modern versions. Its a weird paradox where I feel like older versions had more creativity going in to them, because there was just more time allotted for building rather than resource gathering. I guess that is something I miss from the older versions. Just building rather than tinkering (and at times fighting) with the shear intricacy of options and details now available.
Yeah! You explained that so well! That is sort of how I feel sometimes. Not all the time, I love my modern creative building with all the details I can come up with, but sometimes... sometimes it's too much, and I spend most of my time looking for the right blocks instead of just building. In survival even more. I need to gather things before I can build things. I dont even mean basic materials like stone or wood, more like quartz, copper blocks, or any other more late game blocks. I have so much respect for people who can build in survival like they do in creative mode.
Yeah this is pretty much how I feel a lot of times with modern MC. It isn't horrible, but sometimes it's really annoying to find the blocks that you want in survival, and then on top of that fighting with the direction blocks get placed in now (don't get me wrong it's a nice feature and when you do it enough eventually you get used to it, but as someone who played before stairs and logs were capable of being rotated, it's really annoying when you aim a direction and you think you're looking correctly and end up a pixel off and it flips it the complete opposite way you wanted and then you have to waste time breaking the block/using dura on tools). I also realize this is just a subjective opinion, but older textures were just plain BETTER on a lot of stuff. Cobble, gravel, logs, sandstone, dirt, etc. Now it's hard for me to even consider using that type of stuff in modern MC cause it just looks uglier and there are so many other blocks to choose from, like, why even bother with basic cobble anymore? It leads me to decision paralysis and burnout a lot of times. I like simplicity and out of the box thinking. Even stuff like anvils. In beta if I want an anvil for a blacksmith workshop, I just dig a 1 block hole, put a fencepost in it, put 1 stone slab on top, and then one stone slab connected to the other and that makes an anvil. Now there's just a block for it. Sucks out some of the creativity imo.
I love how you addressed the idea of challenge. Many builders today will go above and beyond with super elaborate builds. While building that way obviously involves a great amount of creativity, and challenge, it's still refreshing to see you go out and do something genuinely different. You have taken the idea of challenge and interpreted it in your own unique way! I love seeing how people view this game from so many different perspectives.
What a lovely video. I loved being able to glimpse into how players thought and felt in the early stages of the game. Minecraft itself is such a testament to human creativity and desire to express.
Thank you so much! Yeah, true! :D I imagine in 100 years they'll dig up minecraft somewhere and be like: "ahhh, what a human thing to do. Wait, this game is awesome. we need to make a new version *insert random future slang word*."
Great video! for me i don't really like building , i like having fun in mutiplayer servers , but i discovered a new sort of gamemode for solo worlds! i call it the "Traveler" gamemode you basiclly find a cool place to build , finish the build , and walk away to find a new cool place! don't save coords, just put it there and go do somethin else! it can be small builds like a tent , a dirt hut , or big builds like a castle! sry for the long comment lmao btw u got 2 subs! (me and my alt)
Wow, that's such a cool gamemode Idea! :D I really like reading longer comments. No worries! Also, thank you so much for the 2 subscriptions. :) I hope you enjoy your time here on the channel. :D
I'm on a 1.12.2 server right now, and even that is miserable compared to the modern building experience. the block palate is incredibly limited, and not having different types of trapdoors, missing the modern textures, and plenty of other things makes it incredibly difficult to use the style I've grown comfortable with. this limitation has, however, forced me to experiment more with styles and designs, which I find incredibly satisfying to figure out
1.12.2 was the last version that didn't feel like a mod. Anything since (feature wise, and texture wise) has just felt like modded Minecraft. (that said, that is how it felt _to me_ personally, a player who has been playing MC since the early Alpha versions came out)
I'm so happy beta Minecraft has been getting a lot of attention lately. A lot of beta let's plays have been showing up and I see more people talking about it. Personally I don't think I could ever go back to beta Minecraft because I think I do prefer the newer versions, and I think the only thing that would keep me going in older versions is pure nostalgia. But this video is exactly what I've been looking for. I've been really interested in trying to use this older style in my current 1.20 world
Yeah! I have a different video titled "How to make your builds nostalgic." Maybe that can help you even more because in that one, I had even more specific ideas on how to build in a nostalgic style. It's a bit older. The mic quality isn't that great, but maybe the video gives you more ideas! :D
i feel like for me this wasnt just about 1.7.3 building but for building in any version, time or place. to just have fun with what im doing, and learning different techniques to apply in a build. thank you for this, its really helped me have a better point of view of minecraft.
Yeah, exactly! That was a point I was trying to make. I am not sure if it was the most obvious thing. I tried to make the video in a way where, apart from the differences between beta and modern, you could just replace beta with any other minecraft version. :) It's really just a building inspiration video. :D
This video is so well put together, and I love your style of presenting. I have always been a massive advocate for building in the early versions of the game because of the creativity and imagination that goes into such builds, even going as far as building in indev and classic to really challenge myself. This video explains all those ideas so well. A subscription well earned! :D I hope this channel goes far!
Thank you so much! :D I love Beta so much, but I haven't tried indev before. It seems like such a challenge. But I definitely want to build in all the versions that minecraft has to offer! Every version of the game is a bit different, and there are so many cool things to do. Thank you so much for subscribing! :D I hope you enjoy your time on the channel! :)
I started playing in Beta. I found that my creativity and building ability peaked around 2012-2013. I took a couple years off of the game and when I came back, I couldn't build anything interesting. I was so overwhelmed by the number of colors, textures, and decorations, I could never decide on a palette or how to incorporate them. The simplicity of older versions made it so that you just had to make it work.
This randomly showed up in my recommended. I rarely get time to play the game but it always lingers in my mind. I've never actually played beta because i bought the game really late and never checked it out. But it feels nostalgic to me aswell. I watched Grian's EvoSMP series a little bit and my favorite part was how even though beta is really dark in its lighting the night sky is filled with a lot of stars. It just feels dreamy. Also i love how you used the in game music in this video. Keep it up!
@@Nettom_Minecraft that response made me realize you have about 1k subs and you're underrated. I'm helping the cause of lifting you up a bit. Sub goes brrrr...
It’s always a joy to find such great content from a small TH-camr. I hope you get more attention for what you’re doing because you genuinely deserve more than just 500 subscribers.
I grew up with Minecraft lite (rest in peace) and still build as if I was there! I love my wool couches and torches and full-block glass, and I hoard clay, bricks, and mossy cobble because to me they’re so valuable! I can’t remember the last time I saw one of my friends use a painting. I need a limited palate to be creative, and I’m so glad building in beta is still thriving!
I love how you structured your videos! And the backgrounds are the coolest things ever!! Not only this, the video was full of interesting ideas that i never thought of and honestly, made me think more of how i build in Minecraft
I started my 1.7.3 beta world this year like 1,5 week ago and I loooove the simplicity of this version. It's by far one of ma favourite versions of minecraft. The fact that you have to be creative with what you have it does help with your imagination quite a lot. I love doing some mega builds on my survival beta world, mega mines, simple roads with cobblestone and smooth slabs and glowstone lamps on fences with trapdoors, and after building all of that I like to look on the progress from a high elevation for a minute. It simply brings me so much joy ^.^ Love the video, It's my first time on this channel and I'm glad this video showed on my youtube page, insta subscribe
Hey, thanks so much! :D Yeah, beta is truly awesome. My channel is sort of about beta, but I also do some modern stuff, but yeah, I mainly just make beta things at the moment. :] Also, I am happy you like my voice. Thank you! :)
I really adore this video!! Its so refreshing seeing people embrace the strengths that minecraft has always had, at each stage of it's development cycle - without complaining about how minecraft "isnt fun anymore". I think your point about challenge making things more fun is really interesting!! Creative restrictions are fantastic and it encourages us to see things in a new light, and to find new ways to create. Fantastic video!
Gradients are so popular in modern building & I thought taking them back to beta was a really interesting idea. I think this video proves that it's not just the game that's given better blocks, but the players ideas about building have improved over the years too.
Really great video!!!! Awesome transitions, love the way you use wonderful colors to place words, the way you used Minecraft music as background music is just beautiful. Really, outstanding work here! ☺️
Great Video! I like playing beta from time to time, because I often get overwhelmed by the amount of options for building in modern Minecraft. In beta, there are only a few blocks to choose from, and I know that my mind will fill in the blanks. It somehow makes it more creative. I think it is the same effect, that makes the radio example you showed so cool :)
This was a really great video! I've been thinking more and more about getting back into Beta Minecraft. I started with Beta 1.6 back in the day and have a ton of really fond memories of those pre-1.0 versions (I stopped playing around 1.0 and didn't pick the game back up until around 1.15). Recently I went back and watched season 1 of Etho Plays Minecraft, and it reignited a lot of that nostalgia. So thanks for giving me more confidence to build in Beta, since it's the aspect I'm the most worried about when getting back into it :)
8:23 when you brought up the “use your imagination” thing i got that ratatouille moment where i read magazines on how to make some things look like others.
This is edited very well! I just started playing beta 1.7.3. I am playing with the Aether mod installed, so I'll have a slightly wider selection of blocks.
Great video. I'm 28yo late starter who started playing minecraft since 1.16 came out. But I love beta builds because they have some genuine simplicity and creativity made with limited variaty blocks. I've never experienced the real beta age however I know why people keep saying beta is more "minecraft-y".
Thanks! :D Yeah, me too! I never experienced beta when it came out so many years ago, but I can appreciate it for what it is. It's just a simpler version of minecraft. :D
Good video! I love building in Minecraft 1.0 (well 1.1 for qol) but I love the simplicity, the restricted pallet makes you think more and experiment with blocks you wouldn't normally use. its always nice to see the community
I want to thank you for this video. I enjoyed it so much! I started playing in the alpha versions and even met some cool friends playing on servers way back then. I have several worlds in different versions and Beta 1.7.3 is my favorite older version by far (mostly for the natural leaf decay I don’t get in alpha 1.2.6) This video helps me a lot when going back in time and readjusting to the beta building limitations.
Hello, I just saw your channel for the first time and really thought you had more subscribers. The video is great. Congratulations on the almost 50k views in a week and all the subs you got. You earned them. (And you are reading all the comments. Nice 👍) I myself never played the version(I think) and might never see this channel again but I wish you the best of luck on your continuing journey as a content creator 😊
Thank you so much! Yeah, I also feel nostalgic even tho I started playing in 2013. It's so weird how that works. But beta minecraft is just awesome. That's probably why. :D
OOF!! its so good to really understand a thoughtful artist using a older version of minecraft and pull it off so well; applauds to you and keep up the gw :3 its prty wholesome
its honestly insane how some of the most beautiful and inspiring videos ive come across are from some of the most criminally underrated channels. you deserve way more views, keep pumping the good vids bro. :)
this video was stellar quality for a smaller channel. you're definitely gonna go big, you've found a great niche and you're stuff is really high quality :)
I've been playing b1.5_01 for quite a bit now, and I've been experimenting as much as I can. This is an incredibly well-made video! Your color palette stuff has helped me visualize the possibilities. Thanks!
@@Nettom_Minecraft i have been playing minecraft and watching youtube since 2013 (the same as you) I can spot a talented builder and a talented youtuber. I bet that in 1.5 years you will have more than 20k and I think Im being modest (PS you should check the goldenAgeOfMinecraft subreddit)
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! :D I am glad you enjoyed my little video! :) I came up with the idea for the video because I am a builder, and I realised how different beta building (or even beta anything) can be from modern building. And since a lot of new people are joining the beta community, I thought they might need some tips. I am still learning myself how to build in beta, and it's so fun to come up with ideas and stuff! :D
i love beta builds, i never got to play in beta since its java only and i dont have a computer but i wish id be able to play it one day! especially after EVO, its a good series
Sorry for responding so late. Some of these comments are not shown to me for reasons... Beta minecraft is so cool. You gotta try it when you get a computer one day! :D
Wonderfully put together video, i really enjoyed the way you explained the topic of building with limited resources, and how to get creative with them! :) I love your little transition screen aswell, very simple, but very effective! I often find that limited resources breeds creativity. I play xbox 360 Minecraft, and the limited world size and blocks to an extent forces me to be creative! I end up wanting to fill up my world too! The best advice i can give to anyone burnt out is to pick a space to fill up with builds, its fun :)
Thank you! I tried to explain it as simply as possible, and I wanted to spark some inspiration and creativity. Yeah, the transition screens! I like them very much! I'm glad you like them too! :] That is some really good advice! :D It's also cool that you still play xbox 360 minecraft! :D I played on the PS4 in 2014, and I got so sad when they made it into bedrock edition. I should boot up the PlayStation again sometime! :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft You're very welcome! You did a great job sparking my creativity :D You should try playing PS4 edition again if you have the time! Its really fun to have a limited world instead of a infinite one. :) maybe round up a few friends if you can! its such a shame there was never anything like that in bedrock tho.. :( it feels way less overwhelming having a little sandbox of sorts to play in than an infinite world, everything feels more connected and lively
Having built a little in 1.8, I have to say that it was interesting. I had to stretch every muscle and scramble for usable blocks, but still could maintain a modern ish vibe. Building in late beta is a whole different ballgame, and I think I'll try it, just to see if I can do it and what it turns into
I personally like that your tone of voice is soft and how you didnt make it seem like you're better for opting to build on a more challenging version of the game@@Nettom_Minecraft
@@nainosnoo1028 yeah! :D I think one is not better or worse because they like to build in a specific version of minecraft. That seems like a backwards way of thinking... The main goal of building is to have fun. :D
absolutely beautiful video, this was a labour of love and it shows :) thank you so much, and I love your artistry and character in the production of this video!
Nice video! It seems very fun to build in that version, so much to do with so little! Thanks for the inspiration, and I really liked the tips. Good job!🎉
Very well edited, and I've been looking for more Beta-centric Minecraft content The new stuff builders do is neat, like the texturing and making gradients out of loads of blocks and stuff, but I feel a bit of a pressure to make super complex stuff now because of that. Like idk it feels like we have a higher standard now for builds if that makes sense. Although of course I'm the only person who's gonna make me do those things, nobody's forcing me but.. But as a result of that I've been drawn recently to more simple, sort of classic Minecraft building styles, so it's neat you're bringing this sort of thing to light. Very cool vid
Thank you so much. :D I do feel very similar to you. I want to return this year to a bit more modern minecraft content, but beta has definitely grown on me to be that "second minecraft." That more simple Minecraft. If I ever need a break from all the blocks and all the complexity. I can come to this and just chill. It's like a little break. Or like a vacation. Modern minecraft, if you take away all the nostalgia, is a great game, and beta minecraft is a great game, too. It kinda feels like they are 2 different games, but the same franchise... :)
@@Nettom_Minecraft I’m glad we can still play older versions of Minecraft relatively easily since it’s changed so much. Yeah I do still play modern versions the most, but building in beta is a lot more fun if I’m in the mood for it
honestly this video is great for any new builder, beta or not. I've been building for a few years now and i never learned how to properly build a circle. I'd always use world edit or just try my best if it was small enough.
Well, I use a little free program called "shotcut" to edit my videos. In Beta, I just film with Minecraft itself. That's what I do most of the time. If I want a 3rd person perspective for timelapses, for example, I use something called replay mod. Then, I sometimes use forge/fabric/optine for specific things. For Beta, I sometimes use Mongster's Multi MC instance, which you can find on the Mongtopia Discord server if you want that. :D Oh, and yeah... I use OBS to film my screen. :) Hope that helps! :]
Nice video. I think it's useful to go back to the origins of the game to learn to imagine things to put in your bases or other structures. Less is now more
I really love the more limited palette and build style in Beta, most builds in modern Minecraft just blend together for me because they're all the same super-detailed builds with depth and smooth palettes. On the other hand, this is what I've observed from builds in Beta:
- They tend to use the world itself
- They heavily lean towards using blocks according to what they're meant to be, rather than their color. Meanwhile, a lot of builds in modern Minecraft use random blocks that wouldn't typically belong in what the build is meant to represent (e.g, mud walls/floors in a mansion because they're brown).
- IF the build needs something that isn't in the game, it's approximated creatively. E.g, sign chairs, wool curtains, flat-screen TVs made of black wool with noteblocks to the sides with trapdoors on them, etc.
- This is more of a gameplay thing, but they feel WAY bigger since the player wasn't able to move or fly super fast like in modern Minecraft
Wow, yeah, that is true! :D I like both buolding styles very much. I just love the complexities of modern building, in strong contrast to the simplicity of beta. In modern building, I can manipulate every little detail, even use the debug stick if I feel fancy to create the most detail. And if I need a break from all that, I can always return to beta, where I dont really need to think. I can just sort of do and have fun. :D
THIS! Beta building mostly followed the lay of the land and didn't try to terraform half the world to fit the build but rather adapt the build to the world. This is both because it was way harder to terraform massive stretches of land then (which was a good thing), but also because the natural terrain gen was much more interesting and players appreciated that. Once it switched to a semi "realistic" type of terrain people very quickly started to treat it as disposable.
@@dicecard921 yeah! that makes sense! :D the more realistic terrain was just boring and it's understandable that people kinda stopped using the terrain itself. :D
i find this opinion to be very ironic. simply because the game is giving you more options, does not mean you need to use them. it is fascinating that people do not set up that challenge or limitation for themselves. over Covid we had an SMP world where i found my self obsessing to be efficient like most modern minecrafters and doing these huge builds i need to collect every resource for. its exhausting and eventually makes the game less enjoyable. i recently started a world and have taken a different approach; treating it as we played it back in older versions, with more limits, or rather, instead of scrambling to gather every resource, making little builds with whatever blocks we have on hand, and connecting them with not as efficient roads and minecarts. you can quite literally play beta minecraft in modern minecraft. especially with resource packs. the world gen is just too good.
@@cinnamonroll5659 i just recently plan to do just that on my series! and try to compare it to other builds in that smp later on
heres my idea, Make a theme for that place, try to adapt the terrain and lastly try to builds with thing in hand to limit the palletes and try to improve or bridge the difference of each build because later on we had more resource we can lazly gather(aka semi creative mode as docm said in one of his hermitcraft s4 or s5)
obviously by the end of season where we can almost gather anything we can renovate those older builds without changing the theme or even color palletes
I love the ingenuity in a lot of Minecraft beta builds, i remember when people would dispense fish into ice blocks to make aquariums, and make slab floors to build sleeping bags. I feel like it really makes sense why “Build hack” tutorials were so prevalent back then. People wanted to build so much but they had so little to work with. I remember being so amazed when people used trapdoors for flower pots and now that seems so simple
Yeah, that is true. :D That's why I love Beta so much.
The limited block palette of beta leads to more imagination/creativity and makes it so everyone building different things are using similar palettes, making totally different builds look cohesive and nice looking next to each other!
Yeah that is true! :D
The crazy thing is u can do all this in modern Minecraft to just limit yourself to the blocks and building techniques u mentioned in this video i built a stone house with 2 towers with netherack as the roof and looks so good in my bedrock world with classic texture pack👀
@@metalheadgamer5751so… you want me to play in a version with a bunch of blocks that ill never use… for no reason?
@@danielsmokesmids When thinking of a build, try sticking to, say, two series of blocks. Like Cherry and Smooth Stone. Or Oak and Cobblestone. Or Copper and Moss. You don't need to consider literally every block in the game.
@miimiiandco id rather use cobblestone & 1 color of wood planks because i actually like minecraft
Something about building in beta is that.. for the most part- you can start building what you want RIGHT AWAY. As in, the easiest to obtain resources are usually also, simultaneously, endgame resources. Lots of builds utilize cobble, and there's only 1 type of wood (planks), for example. No need to go looking for special blocks all the way across the world. It's simple.
Any pre-resource pack update building is brave, but going this far back and delivering something good looking is nothing short of a miracle
Thank you so much! :D It's super hard to make something that looks decent. But thats why I like this version. Like I said, challenge. :)
What’s pre resource pack? Before resource packs there were texture packs. Or do uou mean developer textures?
@@Terandium I think they mean building with programmer art textures. :D
I love your guys hermitcraft recap videos!
I disagree. It think that building stuff that looks good in beta is actually easier because the more simplistic world means that more simplistic builds look better. This is objective of course.
Building in beta is like making art with a restrictive color palette.
It can be fun to play around with that
YEAH, exactly! :D It's a fun challenge :)
As someone who started playing in beta 1.7.3, this video hit a very strong nostalgia nerve for me, and Im so hyped to see it getting some love still. Thank you for making it, and the quality of production is beautiful.
Ohhhh, wow, so you are a minecraft veteran veteran. That's so cool! :D Well, I hope I hit the good, happy nostalgia nerve and not the sad one! :) also thanks so much! I put alot of time into the editing! :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft Oh yeah, this game has had a hold on me for a loooong time lmao. Seems like no matter how old I get, I never lose interest in Minecraft, just take periodic breaks for a while. And I'd say somewhere in the middle, so more bittersweet yk? Definitely not bad. I haven't thought much about the version I started playing in for a while now so its really nice to have it brought back to the front of my mind and remember how it made me feel back then. And the time you put into the video shows well. I definitely enjoyed it and will absolutely be checking out more of your content fam ^^
@@thegalaxydragon9199 Thank you so much! I never loose intresst in the game as well! It will probably end up being my gane for live. I am glad you enjoyed my little video and thanks for sticking around! :DDD
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@@sudokuacrobatics Minecraft 1.7.3 - The Neck Snappy Update
I've been playing some Better Than Adventure in beta 1.7.3, and it's been a nice middle ground of the simplicity and charm of beta, and the options and quality of life changes of later versions.
Yeah! I played some BTA for a while and I enjoyed it very much! :D
BTA is great! i'm in the process of building a castle and it's my biggest survival project ever!
i love bta so much. theyre adding sittable stools and flower jars in the next update thats coming next week, so even more building fun
The quality of this video is amazing coming from such a little channel ! I've just started my beta world a few weeks ago so I'll definitely stay around here. Good job!
Thank you so much! I always try my best with the video quality! :D Thanks for staying around, and I hope you enjoy your time on the channel! :D
I've always played in solo creative, but survival play has taught me one interesting difference. Between beta and current versions, the more stuff they add, the more and more time is spent trying to acquire the desired building blocks, and then experimenting with those endless building blocks.
Beta had a very limited pallete like you said, and the amount of usage certain items would get was staggering as compared to modern versions.
Its a weird paradox where I feel like older versions had more creativity going in to them, because there was just more time allotted for building rather than resource gathering. I guess that is something I miss from the older versions. Just building rather than tinkering (and at times fighting) with the shear intricacy of options and details now available.
Yeah! You explained that so well! That is sort of how I feel sometimes. Not all the time, I love my modern creative building with all the details I can come up with, but sometimes... sometimes it's too much, and I spend most of my time looking for the right blocks instead of just building. In survival even more. I need to gather things before I can build things. I dont even mean basic materials like stone or wood, more like quartz, copper blocks, or any other more late game blocks. I have so much respect for people who can build in survival like they do in creative mode.
Yeah this is pretty much how I feel a lot of times with modern MC. It isn't horrible, but sometimes it's really annoying to find the blocks that you want in survival, and then on top of that fighting with the direction blocks get placed in now (don't get me wrong it's a nice feature and when you do it enough eventually you get used to it, but as someone who played before stairs and logs were capable of being rotated, it's really annoying when you aim a direction and you think you're looking correctly and end up a pixel off and it flips it the complete opposite way you wanted and then you have to waste time breaking the block/using dura on tools). I also realize this is just a subjective opinion, but older textures were just plain BETTER on a lot of stuff. Cobble, gravel, logs, sandstone, dirt, etc. Now it's hard for me to even consider using that type of stuff in modern MC cause it just looks uglier and there are so many other blocks to choose from, like, why even bother with basic cobble anymore? It leads me to decision paralysis and burnout a lot of times. I like simplicity and out of the box thinking. Even stuff like anvils. In beta if I want an anvil for a blacksmith workshop, I just dig a 1 block hole, put a fencepost in it, put 1 stone slab on top, and then one stone slab connected to the other and that makes an anvil. Now there's just a block for it. Sucks out some of the creativity imo.
I love how you addressed the idea of challenge. Many builders today will go above and beyond with super elaborate builds. While building that way obviously involves a great amount of creativity, and challenge, it's still refreshing to see you go out and do something genuinely different. You have taken the idea of challenge and interpreted it in your own unique way! I love seeing how people view this game from so many different perspectives.
Thank you! Yeah, it's fascinating how everyone plays minecraft differently! :)
What a lovely video. I loved being able to glimpse into how players thought and felt in the early stages of the game. Minecraft itself is such a testament to human creativity and desire to express.
Thank you so much! Yeah, true! :D I imagine in 100 years they'll dig up minecraft somewhere and be like: "ahhh, what a human thing to do. Wait, this game is awesome. we need to make a new version *insert random future slang word*."
Great video! for me i don't really like building , i like having fun in mutiplayer servers , but i discovered a new sort of gamemode for solo worlds! i call it the "Traveler" gamemode you basiclly find a cool place to build , finish the build , and walk away to find a new cool place! don't save coords, just put it there and go do somethin else! it can be small builds like a tent , a dirt hut , or big builds like a castle! sry for the long comment lmao btw u got 2 subs! (me and my alt)
Wow, that's such a cool gamemode Idea! :D I really like reading longer comments. No worries! Also, thank you so much for the 2 subscriptions. :) I hope you enjoy your time here on the channel. :D
I'm on a 1.12.2 server right now, and even that is miserable compared to the modern building experience. the block palate is incredibly limited, and not having different types of trapdoors, missing the modern textures, and plenty of other things makes it incredibly difficult to use the style I've grown comfortable with. this limitation has, however, forced me to experiment more with styles and designs, which I find incredibly satisfying to figure out
That is so cool! :D
1.12.2 was the last version that didn't feel like a mod. Anything since (feature wise, and texture wise) has just felt like modded Minecraft. (that said, that is how it felt _to me_ personally, a player who has been playing MC since the early Alpha versions came out)
@@PsychedeliKompot I feel the same way about new versions.
I'm so happy beta Minecraft has been getting a lot of attention lately. A lot of beta let's plays have been showing up and I see more people talking about it. Personally I don't think I could ever go back to beta Minecraft because I think I do prefer the newer versions, and I think the only thing that would keep me going in older versions is pure nostalgia. But this video is exactly what I've been looking for. I've been really interested in trying to use this older style in my current 1.20 world
Yeah! I have a different video titled "How to make your builds nostalgic." Maybe that can help you even more because in that one, I had even more specific ideas on how to build in a nostalgic style. It's a bit older. The mic quality isn't that great, but maybe the video gives you more ideas! :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft definitely checking that out next, thank you so much! Just subbed and so looking forward to more of your videos! 😁
SORRY FOR RESPONDING SO LATE. THANK YOU :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft dw about it! :D
i feel like for me this wasnt just about 1.7.3 building but for building in any version, time or place. to just have fun with what im doing, and learning different techniques to apply in a build. thank you for this, its really helped me have a better point of view of minecraft.
Yeah, exactly! That was a point I was trying to make. I am not sure if it was the most obvious thing. I tried to make the video in a way where, apart from the differences between beta and modern, you could just replace beta with any other minecraft version. :) It's really just a building inspiration video. :D
This video is so well put together, and I love your style of presenting. I have always been a massive advocate for building in the early versions of the game because of the creativity and imagination that goes into such builds, even going as far as building in indev and classic to really challenge myself. This video explains all those ideas so well. A subscription well earned! :D I hope this channel goes far!
Thank you so much! :D I love Beta so much, but I haven't tried indev before. It seems like such a challenge. But I definitely want to build in all the versions that minecraft has to offer! Every version of the game is a bit different, and there are so many cool things to do. Thank you so much for subscribing! :D I hope you enjoy your time on the channel! :)
I started playing in Beta. I found that my creativity and building ability peaked around 2012-2013. I took a couple years off of the game and when I came back, I couldn't build anything interesting. I was so overwhelmed by the number of colors, textures, and decorations, I could never decide on a palette or how to incorporate them. The simplicity of older versions made it so that you just had to make it work.
Yeah, exactly! That was the point I was trying to make. I still like modern, but only when I am really inspired, and I only play creative mode.
This randomly showed up in my recommended. I rarely get time to play the game but it always lingers in my mind. I've never actually played beta because i bought the game really late and never checked it out. But it feels nostalgic to me aswell. I watched Grian's EvoSMP series a little bit and my favorite part was how even though beta is really dark in its lighting the night sky is filled with a lot of stars. It just feels dreamy. Also i love how you used the in game music in this video. Keep it up!
Thanks so much! :D I also watched Grian on EvoSMP, and it was the thing that inspired me to play beta initially. :D
Building in older versions had always made me enjoy the newer block texture's as they are softer compared to their older counterparts
Yeah true :D
Using Mice on Venus to finish the video was a cheecky move! You know you got us nostalgicaly crying with it!
Yeeeaaaaaaaaaaah... :'D
@@Nettom_Minecraft that response made me realize you have about 1k subs and you're underrated. I'm helping the cause of lifting you up a bit. Sub goes brrrr...
It’s always a joy to find such great content from a small TH-camr. I hope you get more attention for what you’re doing because you genuinely deserve more than just 500 subscribers.
Thank you so much! I am seriously overwhelmed with all the attention this video is getting! :D AAAAAAAAA!
what a nostalgic video. the selection of music, editing style and overall aesthetic really made me feel like 10 years ago. thank you
I am glad you enjoyed it :)
I grew up with Minecraft lite (rest in peace) and still build as if I was there! I love my wool couches and torches and full-block glass, and I hoard clay, bricks, and mossy cobble because to me they’re so valuable! I can’t remember the last time I saw one of my friends use a painting. I need a limited palate to be creative, and I’m so glad building in beta is still thriving!
That is awesome! :D
I love how you structured your videos! And the backgrounds are the coolest things ever!! Not only this, the video was full of interesting ideas that i never thought of and honestly, made me think more of how i build in Minecraft
Thank you so much! :D It was my goal to spark new ideas in people. I am really glad you like my editing! Thank you! :D
I started my 1.7.3 beta world this year like 1,5 week ago and I loooove the simplicity of this version. It's by far one of ma favourite versions of minecraft. The fact that you have to be creative with what you have it does help with your imagination quite a lot. I love doing some mega builds on my survival beta world, mega mines, simple roads with cobblestone and smooth slabs and glowstone lamps on fences with trapdoors, and after building all of that I like to look on the progress from a high elevation for a minute. It simply brings me so much joy ^.^ Love the video, It's my first time on this channel and I'm glad this video showed on my youtube page, insta subscribe
Hey, thanks so much! :D Yeah, beta is truly awesome. My channel is sort of about beta, but I also do some modern stuff, but yeah, I mainly just make beta things at the moment. :] Also, I am happy you like my voice. Thank you! :)
I really adore this video!! Its so refreshing seeing people embrace the strengths that minecraft has always had, at each stage of it's development cycle - without complaining about how minecraft "isnt fun anymore". I think your point about challenge making things more fun is really interesting!! Creative restrictions are fantastic and it encourages us to see things in a new light, and to find new ways to create. Fantastic video!
6:54 in rainbow
Thanks so much. :D I am glad you enjoyed my video! :)
Rainbow WOO! :D
Really great video. Been playing a lot of beta 1.7.3 recently. The limited block pallet really brings out my creativity and i love it
YEAH! that's so epic. :D
I like that redstone torches glowed at one point. I wish they'd bring it back.
I wish you could toggle it like a texturepack. :D
I am a huge fan of your style in creating these videos. It's extremely unique and drew me in a lot. Keep it up!
Thanks so much! I will! :D
really nice video! your builds are def some of the most impressive ive seen in beta so far
Thanks so much! :D I am glad you like my video! I'm also really glad you like my builds! :D
Gradients are so popular in modern building & I thought taking them back to beta was a really interesting idea. I think this video proves that it's not just the game that's given better blocks, but the players ideas about building have improved over the years too.
Yeah! :D
This has been one of the best "Limitations breed creativity" videos I've seen. It has made my day, liked and subscribed.
Wow, thanks so much! :D
Really great video!!!! Awesome transitions, love the way you use wonderful colors to place words, the way you used Minecraft music as background music is just beautiful. Really, outstanding work here! ☺️
Thank you so much! :D
Great Video! I like playing beta from time to time, because I often get overwhelmed by the amount of options for building in modern Minecraft. In beta, there are only a few blocks to choose from, and I know that my mind will fill in the blanks. It somehow makes it more creative. I think it is the same effect, that makes the radio example you showed so cool :)
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it! :D You phrased it really nicely. :)
I'm so glad people are getting back into beta minecraft!
Yeah, it's so cool to see something be enjoyed again after such a long time. Nobody could've predicted that. :)
Love this video! Building in Beta is just a different beast but so satisfying. You got yourself another fan :)
Thank you so much! Yes, beta is so different, but you can be so creative. :D
This was a really great video! I've been thinking more and more about getting back into Beta Minecraft. I started with Beta 1.6 back in the day and have a ton of really fond memories of those pre-1.0 versions (I stopped playing around 1.0 and didn't pick the game back up until around 1.15).
Recently I went back and watched season 1 of Etho Plays Minecraft, and it reignited a lot of that nostalgia. So thanks for giving me more confidence to build in Beta, since it's the aspect I'm the most worried about when getting back into it :)
Wow! Thanks so much! I am glad I could help! :D
The last part was so wholesome!! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and inspiring me to redo some of my interior designs! :D
Thanks so much! I am glad I could inspire you! :D
8:23 when you brought up the “use your imagination” thing i got that ratatouille moment where i read magazines on how to make some things look like others.
AHAHAHHAHH :D THAT'S- that's funny. :D
There’s really nothing I can say except… yeah, you’re 100% correct and this video is amazing!
Thanks so much! :)
very wholesome. cool to see a video that really blows up beyond what a creator is used to. Best of luck, looking forward to seeing where you go
Thank you so much! :) Yeah, this video went absolutely crazy.
Underrated. Informative and great quality. Well done
Thank you so much! :)
THIS IS SERIOUS SUCH BEAUTIFULLY MADE VIDEO IVE BEEN MEANING TO TRY BETTER THAN ADVENTURE FOR AGES AND YOU GAVE ME THE PUSH
THANK YOU FOR COMMENTING! NO WORRIES! IT WAS MY GOAL TO BE MOTIVATING!
I think I forgot the smiley face with you... sorry. Here, there you go: :D
This is edited very well! I just started playing beta 1.7.3. I am playing with the Aether mod installed, so I'll have a slightly wider selection of blocks.
That is so cool :)
Great video. I'm 28yo late starter who started playing minecraft since 1.16 came out. But I love beta builds because they have some genuine simplicity and creativity made with limited variaty blocks. I've never experienced the real beta age however I know why people keep saying beta is more "minecraft-y".
Thanks! :D Yeah, me too! I never experienced beta when it came out so many years ago, but I can appreciate it for what it is. It's just a simpler version of minecraft. :D
Good video! I love building in Minecraft 1.0 (well 1.1 for qol) but I love the simplicity, the restricted pallet makes you think more and experiment with blocks you wouldn't normally use. its always nice to see the community
Yeah! The community is awesome! :D
I loved this video! amazing editing and tutorial, seriously underrated
Thank you! :D
no problem!@@Nettom_Minecraft
I want to thank you for this video. I enjoyed it so much! I started playing in the alpha versions and even met some cool friends playing on servers way back then. I have several worlds in different versions and Beta 1.7.3 is my favorite older version by far (mostly for the natural leaf decay I don’t get in alpha 1.2.6)
This video helps me a lot when going back in time and readjusting to the beta building limitations.
Hello, I just saw your channel for the first time and really thought you had more subscribers. The video is great. Congratulations on the almost 50k views in a week and all the subs you got. You earned them. (And you are reading all the comments. Nice 👍)
I myself never played the version(I think) and might never see this channel again but I wish you the best of luck on your continuing journey as a content creator 😊
Thank you so much! :D
Crazy quality video for a channel your size. I loved it front to back. I do feel nostalgic for the beta times even if I only started playing in 2012.
Thank you so much! Yeah, I also feel nostalgic even tho I started playing in 2013. It's so weird how that works. But beta minecraft is just awesome. That's probably why. :D
The production value of this video is so high, congrats homie!
Thank you so much! :D
This video is so high quality for someone with so little subscribers! You are a hidden gem!
Thank you so much! :D
OOF!! its so good to really understand a thoughtful artist using a older version of minecraft and pull it off so well; applauds to you and keep up the gw :3 its prty wholesome
Thanks so much! :D
It's crazy how you don't even realize how limited it was back then. I love both version :)
I love both versions as well. :D
Thanks to the holy algorithm for bringing me to your channel
THE ALGORITHM GODS HAVE HEARD YOUR PRAYERS! :O *thunder sound effect*
Seriously, thanks so much! :D
ALL HAIL THE ALGORITH
no but seriously you have such a neat little channel! :3@@Nettom_Minecraft
As a person that started playing early in the Alpha, that was trip down memory lane
its honestly insane how some of the most beautiful and inspiring videos ive come across are from some of the most criminally underrated channels. you deserve way more views, keep pumping the good vids bro. :)
Wow, thank you so much for this comment! :D
this video was stellar quality for a smaller channel. you're definitely gonna go big, you've found a great niche and you're stuff is really high quality :)
Thank you so much! I am not sure if I'll ever go big, but it would be so cool. :D Again, thank you so much! :)
Looks great! Great work on making something amazing in a fun challenge! :D
Thank you so much! :)))
I've been playing b1.5_01 for quite a bit now, and I've been experimenting as much as I can. This is an incredibly well-made video! Your color palette stuff has helped me visualize the possibilities. Thanks!
Thank you so much, I am glad I could help. :)
Really well made video, congrats. I believe you will hit 100k in no-time, keep up the great work
Thank you so much! :D I am not sure how realistic 100k is for me. I think it will still take some time... :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft i have been playing minecraft and watching youtube since 2013 (the same as you) I can spot a talented builder and a talented youtuber. I bet that in 1.5 years you will have more than 20k and I think Im being modest (PS you should check the goldenAgeOfMinecraft subreddit)
super interesting look into this niche. definitely deserves more views
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! :D I am glad you enjoyed my little video! :) I came up with the idea for the video because I am a builder, and I realised how different beta building (or even beta anything) can be from modern building. And since a lot of new people are joining the beta community, I thought they might need some tips. I am still learning myself how to build in beta, and it's so fun to come up with ideas and stuff! :D
omg i cant, you put EVO in the intro, youre amazing
Yeah! I wanted to show some examples of epic beta builds. I though evo would fit really well. :D
i love beta builds, i never got to play in beta since its java only and i dont have a computer but i wish id be able to play it one day! especially after EVO, its a good series
Sorry for responding so late. Some of these comments are not shown to me for reasons... Beta minecraft is so cool. You gotta try it when you get a computer one day! :D
you know it, im still waiting.
and its ok, i know how it is with youtube notifications, not very well designed
oh yeah, which version of beta do you think would be the best for survival?
Wonderfully put together video, i really enjoyed the way you explained the topic of building with limited resources, and how to get creative with them! :)
I love your little transition screen aswell, very simple, but very effective!
I often find that limited resources breeds creativity. I play xbox 360 Minecraft, and the limited world size and blocks to an extent forces me to be creative! I end up wanting to fill up my world too! The best advice i can give to anyone burnt out is to pick a space to fill up with builds, its fun :)
Thank you! I tried to explain it as simply as possible, and I wanted to spark some inspiration and creativity.
Yeah, the transition screens! I like them very much! I'm glad you like them too! :]
That is some really good advice! :D It's also cool that you still play xbox 360 minecraft! :D I played on the PS4 in 2014, and I got so sad when they made it into bedrock edition. I should boot up the PlayStation again sometime! :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft You're very welcome! You did a great job sparking my creativity :D
You should try playing PS4 edition again if you have the time! Its really fun to have a limited world instead of a infinite one. :) maybe round up a few friends if you can!
its such a shame there was never anything like that in bedrock tho.. :(
it feels way less overwhelming having a little sandbox of sorts to play in than an infinite world, everything feels more connected and lively
Awesome editing it's subtle but fun, kept me engaged throughout and I didn't even need the tutorial lol.
Thanks so much! I put alot of effort into the editing! :D
I cried. you made me cry.
I am sorry? D: You are welcome? D: Is that good are bad? You okay? :O
Having built a little in 1.8, I have to say that it was interesting. I had to stretch every muscle and scramble for usable blocks, but still could maintain a modern ish vibe. Building in late beta is a whole different ballgame, and I think I'll try it, just to see if I can do it and what it turns into
I like the way you speak, its comforting! Even the editing is friendly in nature. Im glad I found your channel, subscribing now
Love from Pakistan
Thank you so much! A few people seem to find my vibe comforting. I dont know why. :'D
But again thank you so much! :)
I personally like that your tone of voice is soft and how you didnt make it seem like you're better for opting to build on a more challenging version of the game@@Nettom_Minecraft
@@nainosnoo1028 yeah! :D I think one is not better or worse because they like to build in a specific version of minecraft. That seems like a backwards way of thinking... The main goal of building is to have fun. :D
Loved the video, really well edited and put together. Definitively earned you a new subscriber. Keep up the good work! 👍
Thank you so much! :D
absolutely beautiful video, this was a labour of love and it shows :) thank you so much, and I love your artistry and character in the production of this video!
Thanks so much! :) I put a lot of time and effort into making it so I am really glad you enjoy it! :D
Nice video!
It seems very fun to build in that version, so much to do with so little!
Thanks for the inspiration, and I really liked the tips. Good job!🎉
Thank you so much! :D
i got so moved by this thanks for bringing light to this aspect of he game
Thank you for taking the time to watch the video :D
the video turned out to be very useful, greetings from BTA
Thank you so much! I am glad this video was helpful. :D
I am glad I found this channel. The editing and commentary is very well done and interesting.
Thank you so much! :D
There was less blocks to choose, but players got more creative on how they use them
Yeah! :D
I have never seen any of your videos before, I love this style. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! :D I will! :]
Absolute banger of a video ^^, ending was phenomenal!
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! :DDD
@@Nettom_Minecraft ^^
I really like your style, brings back a lot of old memories, and helped with some ideas too, great job on this video :D
Really well made video nice! Really captured the feel of building in beta.
I tried my best to do that! Also thank you so much! :D
Very well edited, and I've been looking for more Beta-centric Minecraft content
The new stuff builders do is neat, like the texturing and making gradients out of loads of blocks and stuff, but I feel a bit of a pressure to make super complex stuff now because of that. Like idk it feels like we have a higher standard now for builds if that makes sense. Although of course I'm the only person who's gonna make me do those things, nobody's forcing me but..
But as a result of that I've been drawn recently to more simple, sort of classic Minecraft building styles, so it's neat you're bringing this sort of thing to light. Very cool vid
Thank you so much. :D I do feel very similar to you. I want to return this year to a bit more modern minecraft content, but beta has definitely grown on me to be that "second minecraft." That more simple Minecraft.
If I ever need a break from all the blocks and all the complexity. I can come to this and just chill. It's like a little break. Or like a vacation. Modern minecraft, if you take away all the nostalgia, is a great game, and beta minecraft is a great game, too. It kinda feels like they are 2 different games, but the same franchise... :)
@@Nettom_Minecraft I’m glad we can still play older versions of Minecraft relatively easily since it’s changed so much. Yeah I do still play modern versions the most, but building in beta is a lot more fun if I’m in the mood for it
But like I said nowadays when I build I go for more limited palettes like I’m playing beta and it’s honestly a lot more fun for me personally
Such a lovely little video! Really well made and very funny. I approves :D
AYY THANK YOU SO MUCH! :D
@@Nettom_Minecraft you'll go far
@@stuff31 I am not so sure but I will obviously try my best. :D
This was such a nice video to watch, I can't wait to see more videos from you :)
Thank you so much! :D
You have a relaxing voice that really fits the atmosphere of the video
Wow, thanks so much! :D
Awesome video !! oddly enough it was very relaxing, your voice is oddly soothing
Thanks so much! My voice is soothing? :o whaat really?? :D Okay, I never thought of my voice as soothing, but I'll take that, lol. :D
simply the bestest the coziest the warmest video i've seen in a loong time on yt like why the h*ck it's so good?!?+
THANK YOU SO MUCH :F
Amazing video!!! i love the colorful transition screens a lot
Thank you so much! I like them a lot too. I am just not sure if this video had a bit too many. :'D
might actually start a series on bet mc.
So calm, nostalgic, simple and different from what we all have gotten used to. a good change of pace
Yeah, that is true! Go and do that! It's gonna be awesome! :D
As someone that comes from the Beta days(and earlier) watching this video made me realize i STILL build in the beta style even in modern Minecraft.
Hey, that's super cool :D
Incredibly well made video, I loved this little nostalgia trip, been playing since 2011 and wont be stopping any time soon.
I am so glad you enjoyed it! :D thanks so much :D
honestly this video is great for any new builder, beta or not. I've been building for a few years now and i never learned how to properly build a circle. I'd always use world edit or just try my best if it was small enough.
I'm glad I could help with building circles a little bit. :D Also, thank you so much! :)
This video style is awesome theres no way you have this little subs. Good luck with yt!
Thank you so much! I put a lot of effort into my videos! :D
Omg, the editing style on this vid is so cool
Thank you so much! :D
oh hi ron
Great video! Really well put together and good editing. Seeing so many people starting to post about beta minecraft is so cool and I love it
Thanks so much! :D Yeah, I think it's so cool that the beta community is starting to get more popularity :D
Wonderful video! What programs do you use for editing and what Minecraft mod for filming?
Well, I use a little free program called "shotcut" to edit my videos.
In Beta, I just film with Minecraft itself. That's what I do most of the time. If I want a 3rd person perspective for timelapses, for example, I use something called replay mod. Then, I sometimes use forge/fabric/optine for specific things.
For Beta, I sometimes use Mongster's Multi MC instance, which you can find on the Mongtopia Discord server if you want that. :D
Oh, and yeah... I use OBS to film my screen. :)
Hope that helps! :]
@@Nettom_Minecraft Thank you very much!
Fences can float in the air if you remove the block under them afterwards :) great video
True, I forgot to mention that. :) Thank you so much! :D
700 subs for this level of content is insane, someone get more people here NOW
Thanks so much! :D I had 200 subs two days ago... I am already so thankful... :)
Nice video. I think it's useful to go back to the origins of the game to learn to imagine things to put in your bases or other structures. Less is now more
I agree with you! :) also thank you! :D
You seem like a nice creator, subbed! I like the idea of playing older versions of mc.
Well, thank you! Thank you for subscribing! :D Yeah, older versions of mc are awesome! You need to try it! :D
Great vid! Well structured and edited. I'll be sure to keep it in mind next time I play beta
Thank you so much! :]