We all have tough times and no need to be worry about it. Even though we have to go through it, eventually it will become the past and there will be something better awaiting for us.
This reminds me of my forgotten/deleted/lost Minecraft worlds. I like to believe they're still out there, alive but empty, waiting for me with my furnaces still running, chests still full and crops ready to be collected.
@@4dbonkmusic That has happened to me before with worlds. Worlds I have deleted would sometimes load in with other worlds I made. Only the areas that I built in the deleted world would load though.
I feel it all. I woke up in the morning with the hope of getting to play MC pocket edition on my Mom's Kindle fire. Although I was limited to an hour a day (probably for the best), it was the only place I had, where I could go to a magic world and build, survive, or explore. The Plains, The Deserts, The Tundra, The Forests, and the mysterious, empty, blue ocean. I was playing by myself, but I never felt alone. I never wanted to leave. Unfortunately, it is all gone now, and the new updates are rather disappointing.
One example that stands out is from the old console editions. I had this epic world that got corrupted somehow. I ended up stuck in the End, where I had built statues and pixel art. The chunks got all messed up, and I couldn’t even jump into the void to escape. To this day, I’m still floating on a corrupted chunk in the End-feels super dystopian, honestly.
For me, it's absolute peace and nostalgia-though slightly melancholic. It's the kind of peacefulness you feel on a cold, foggy night as you look out your window, take a deep breath, and listen to this, lost in contemplation.
We all have tough times and no need to be worry about it. Even though we have to go through it, eventually it will become the past and there will be something better awaiting for us.
This reminds me of my forgotten/deleted/lost Minecraft worlds. I like to believe they're still out there, alive but empty, waiting for me with my furnaces still running, chests still full and crops ready to be collected.
They're out there, but maybe corrupted and inaccessible. chunks floating around, bleeding into other worlds.
@@4dbonkmusic That has happened to me before with worlds. Worlds I have deleted would sometimes load in with other worlds I made. Only the areas that I built in the deleted world would load though.
@timcreations8059 yes thats what i mean. I saw some stuff about that on TH-cam, very cool! Didn't know how to explain it tho.
Super spooky tho! In a fresh new world.
I feel it all. I woke up in the morning with the hope of getting to play MC pocket edition on my Mom's Kindle fire. Although I was limited to an hour a day (probably for the best), it was the only place I had, where I could go to a magic world and build, survive, or explore. The Plains, The Deserts, The Tundra, The Forests, and the mysterious, empty, blue ocean. I was playing by myself, but I never felt alone. I never wanted to leave. Unfortunately, it is all gone now, and the new updates are rather disappointing.
One example that stands out is from the old console editions. I had this epic world that got corrupted somehow. I ended up stuck in the End, where I had built statues and pixel art. The chunks got all messed up, and I couldn’t even jump into the void to escape. To this day, I’m still floating on a corrupted chunk in the End-feels super dystopian, honestly.
@@4dbonkmusicMy old worlds are long gone.
Not sure what feelings i feel about this soundtrack, probably loneliness and deprivation.
But still, pretty good ambient you got here!
Keep it up!)
For me, it's absolute peace and nostalgia-though slightly melancholic. It's the kind of peacefulness you feel on a cold, foggy night as you look out your window, take a deep breath, and listen to this, lost in contemplation.
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