It's interesting how showing just all the blocks, mobs, and items, doesn't fully capture how big or small an update was. Obviously, 1.18 was the biggest example of that, but for some other examples, 1.9, 1.13, 1.14, and 1.16 all felt smaller in this video than they do in actuality, whereas 1.12 feels much bigger than it really is
Same thing for 1.19 too IMO, yeah it added more new blocks than 1.18 obviously or maybe even 1.16, but it didn't really revolutionize the game and the fact that they promised us so much made what they _did_ add seem so minor and insignificant.. Well except for all of the bad things they added like banning players from multiplayer for not being PC.
Exactly, there's a lot more that these updates offer than just the blocks and things like that. There are plenty of mechanics that these updates add, generation is another thing, structures, and some other features that may or may not be "physical" in a sense.
Exactly the same, I can remember when you could sword spam before 1.9. And then, later on, the observer, and block such as magma block and bone block...
It may be because Minecraft's original popularity boom went from around 1.2 or 1.3 (I think) to around 1.9, then began to die down. Then, it started growing in popularity again around 1.13-1.14, I think. Those two popularity periods could be thought of as "old-age" and "new-age" Minecraft
It was the first laggy update, 1.0-1.12 are pretty smooth and 1.13 and 1.14 are way laggier, 1.15 fixed it a bit but it-1.19 is still laggier than 1.12
There is also 1.11 which just made an absurd amount of new things possible with the edition of shulker boxes and the observer block; the latter of which revolutionized slime stone as we know it. 1.8 of course deserves an honorable mention because of its introduction of the slime block though slime stone was still *a lot* more nishe before observer blocks.
For those who commented "1.18 just added the disc" 1.18 changed the whole overworld by adding overhaul terrain generation in the overworld. More drastic huge caverns and mountains plus added 2 biomes in caves (lush caves and dripstone caves, not to include deep dark) plus 6 sub biomes for the mountains (meadows, jagged peaks, snowy slopes, frozen peaks, groves, and stony peaks) Added whole new underground caves under y=0 (including old worlds which version is 1.17 and below) forcing to push the world limit to 320 to -64. Added deepslate caves (under y=0). Revamped mineshaft and added 3 type caves generation (cheese caves, spaghetti caves, and noodle caves). Changed mob spawn mechanic to make hostile mobs only spawn in complete darkness (light level 0). Spore blossoms now naturally generates meaning you can now obtain it on survival mode. Also added low local water level which is the water aquifers and lava aquifer and even more features..... 1.18 doesn't have new blocks and items because they were all added in 1.17. Caves & Cliffs Pt. 1 & 2 are basically the same update but they got split because of pandemic.
That’s correct! But because this video is only about the blocks, entities, and items that were added in each update (and not world gen), the only thing that 1.18 has to show for itself is a single music disc.
I still play in 1.2.5 every so often because thats the version I started in. I either play in vanilla or with the OG Tekkit modpack (which was the first big modpack ever)
@@bane8305 Funny you mention him, he was my favorite and actually the one who got me to play minecraft in the first place with his “how to survive and thrive” series
I remember how 1.7 just changed the feel of the game completely. Before that Minecraft was just a funny game to play but after, it felt like things are about to get more and more deep and the positive result of the update had shown the way to the next updates.
@@techsupportscammer9270 I don't know man. For me that were the golden times. Playing factions and collecting blaze rods to make the brewing stands then sell them for profit, enchant the sword and armor and go pvp to get more stuff and then attack another faction. Damn..
1.7 was the version I most played as a child. I remember it fondly. So many fun times. Since then, everything feels new and it's crazy to see how much time has passed and how much the game has changed.
Jeez. I had forgotten we didnt even have granite or fences for every wood type until 1.8. Crazy how quickly new features become so integral to gameplay you forget there was a time they didnt exist
Lowkey, the 1.18 Caves & Cliffs: Part II (1:11) changed the whole game. I was so excited when I heard about this update, honestly I think everyone was.
@@Zaki-zx3xq they were some of the best updates (excluding 1.19, it under delivered), 1.17 making caves interesting, handling items, blocks, and mobs. 1.18 revamping the world generation (which is impossible to show on the video), and a single fucking item.
@@soren8r They literally make us wait for 3 fucking years for one actualization and they chopped it in three parts in which made lots, lots of promises and hype but near nothing in the releases
Slime block scoreboards barrier block armor stands banners non-oak furniture new water mob new passive mob new foods new building blocks new _blue_ building blocks new trapdoor new enchantment mechanic new ender pearl mechanic new effects new ocean structure new gamemodes new entity type new commands new target selector new gamerules new skin settings 😊
The recent updates feel HUGE to me for the simple reason that I've been playing since Alpha, and I've mostly played 1.14.1 in recent years (most mods that we used and a server that we played on was stuck on there). So I practically jumped from 1.14.1 to 1.19, so the changes feel massive!
I had such a feeling too when I started watching Hermitcraft last year. I hadn't really played much since 1.2.5 (Tekkit). There's so much stuff these days, and so many farms people build. Was surprised when I first saw people fly around in some other vid too, lol.
@@PixelIsaiah I think the only thing I dislike in the post 1.18 Minecraft is having to mine in deepslate. :p But the deepslate derived blocks like bricks etc. are awesome!
@@Moshugaani The new additions feel less like Minecraft and more like mods. And I like mods, but I don't like playing with the same mods every time I play. So I'd rather just use actual mods that way I can switch them up every time. Heck, the new updates are almost more complicated than some of the mods I use
The creator of this video is only showing major videos, as in any official update, not snapshots like everything until 1.0, because it would take a few hours even to go from the blank platform of dirt and cobblestone to now with huge updates like 1. 14, 16 and 17
@@EaterOfGeese Alpha and beta weren’t snapshots; they were entire phases of development each with many major updates. Alpha saw the creation of the very concept of biomes and redstone. The entire Nether was created in a1.2.0. Villages, strongholds and mineshafts; most redstone mechanisms; achievements; squids, wolves; and maps were added in beta. b1.8 alone was a bigger update than most of the release version. Anyone who was part of the early Minecraft zeitgeist would tell you that all the major updates in that time were extremely impactful. The “blank platform of dirt and cobblestone” you refer to was even before alpha and beta.
To think I've been here since the very beginning, when lava was red water, they flowed in random directions by copying themselves in every direction but up randomly, only 4 blocks existed, and planks looked like bricks...
1.2 is when I got my own account (previously had been sharing one), and even now, the Wither feels really new to me and I am always surprised by how old it really is. Also lol for that single Caves and Cliffs part 2 item (yes, I know it was a world gen update and I waited to update until after part 2 released so I could experience everything the way that it would've happened if things had gone according to plan).
1.2 is also when I got my account, I got on the phone with my best friend and go crazy about all the new things from 1.3 like trip wires and ender chests. Genuinely the good ol' days
I got my account in 1.2 as well (1.2.5 to be exact). I remember when 1.3 came out I was so excited for searchable creative inventory. And how everything in 1.3 will always be considered “new Minecraft” for me
For me everything 1.5+ feels new to me, a little bit pre 1.0 to 1.5 is my minecraft memory. I still remember when they added the end and where i was at the time. I am also glad i experienced the era of minecraft song parodies. The new stuff i barely know how it works
1.13+ feels like new content to me. Probably because I've played a lot of modded, and anything after 1.12 just lagged my PC (although 1.18 seems better now).
Not really. These are just blocks, items, and mobs. There's more to these updates than just those things such as new mechanics that we've got, new structures, new generation, new setting options. Things like that.
I've always been told I'm a new player because I came in when the Horse Update dropped, but it definitely feels crazy to see all the new stuff come in that I've taken for granted as always there
I mean you used to be a new player but now definitely new player I think a lot of new players came at 1.13 tho the horse update still seems new to me even tho I was like only tenish when it came out I started playing the game between 1.4 and 1.5
I remember Xbox 360 edition having 1.1 spawn eggs, but not 1.2 stuff, and then from there I vividly remember getting the updates through Xbox live and finding cats for the first time, villager trading becoming a thing, and horses feeling like huge milestones, and I have memories of exploring all the really amazing tutorial worlds up until they stopped supporting Xbox360 edition.
I began playing at version TU1 or TU2 of Xbox 360 Edition in June or July 2012. Back then it was feature-set identical to Beta 1.6.6 on PC. TU3 brought the game to feature parity with Beta 1.7.3, adding in pistons and such. Man it was such a fun time playing the game then as well as throughout all the updates that came out since, although I stopped playing on Xbox 360 regularly in 2016. PS4 was the last port of this game to hold onto the old console edition engine, I was sad when it switched over to Bedrock in late 2019, ultimately marking the end of an era. Forgot to add: Oh yeah, I absolutely LOVED all the tutorial worlds too, and would do the music disc hunt upon the release of every new tutorial world. Man, 4J Studios was such an amazing game developer, who made a brilliant port of the game for consoles, building a custom engine from the ground up while still fully retaining the Minecraft feel.
I think when I first played Minecraft, sprinting wasn’t a thing, but felt quick. Not to mention, the only bars were the health, drowning, and armor bars. Level bars and the hunger bar weren’t a thing back when I first played. Not even caves nor infinite worlds.
Infinite worlds was still the coolest thing added to Minecraft. Going from maps that just cut off and fall of the edge of the world to maps that just go on forever was really cool
@@notxvexorr4379 Actually, there was an invisible barrier to keep you from falling off the edge. So glad infinite worlds were added to pocket edition 2 years after I began playing in early 2013.
I love how Caves and Cliffs is just summed up as Otherside lol 😅😂 and yes before you tell me, I am aware of the impact this update actually had on the game. The new terrain generation was much needed and so when the Mountains won the biome vote, it was actually a great thing
Whats everyone’s favorite update? Mine is definitely 1.13. It was the first time I played survival after solely playing 1.8.9 on servers, and the oceans just amazed me. I would swim and use a boat, going thousands of blocks for hours just to look at all the water and surrounding terrain. It only stopped once I encountered an elder guardian and the “jump scare” caused me to have a panic attack 😭😭😭
I Play since 1.2.4 and IMO 1.7 was amazing. It added lots of biomes and I was so hyped bc it was the biggest update at the time. If you explored most of new biomes you could play huge amount of mods that were made for 1.7.10. amazing update probably my favorite
my version for servers is clearly 1.8.9, my favorite for survival is 1.16.5 If it's for nostalgia, my favorite favorite is 1.8, I used it all the time when I was a kid
I remember being excited when horses were added to Minecraft. They go vroomm. It's the first update that always made me eager to read the patch notes moving forward, and of course "removed herobrine."
I definitely played earlier than this, but the first update i remember getting hyped for was 1.8. Those door and fence variants, along with banners, were HUGE back in the day
Dang I was really hoping this video would be from the very beginning of Minecraft because I have a lot of memories of and nostalgia for the updates before 1.0 but its still cool to see the updates after 1.0 represented in a nice visual manner like this.
Some people argue that minecraft doesnt make as much content as they used to, but really they just make bigger updates instead of smaller more frequent ones
Starting 1.9 onward, minecraft just transformed into a 1.6.4 mod pack from 2013. I remember there being like 5 mod pack bosses that looked almost exactly like the warden
I've been playing since 1.2 and it's so crazy how time went by so fast, I remember some of updates like it was yesterday, but then seeing the year it was uploaded feels so nostalgic, man can't believe I'm getting older.
1.15 I started around this update (2019) and I honestly remember being so excited about the updates 😭😭 I don’t play as much anymore, but those were good times. Trapping mobs in holes and finding ways to murder them 😌
It is CRAZY the leaps and bounds Minecraft has had over the years. So many of these updates were seriously game changing. I remember when they added the ability to change the direction of how stairs were positioned and even how stairs would connect to each other when they were positioned differently. And that was HUGE for building houses! And I remember them adding the end and the Nether. And the game felt like it had WAY more purpose. The updates have made for some awesome times and phases of life for Minecraft. And the new team at Mojang has really built on the foundations that were laid in the beginning in so many meaningful ways. And They're even adding their own foundations to the game with the Deep Dark and new biomes! I'm so excited to see what the Mojang the team has next.
It got good again later imo. I also hated the 1.9 update and played sometimes on 1.8 for quite some time, but decided to give the newer versions a shot when 1.13 came out and the combat feel improved a lot, even though I don't even remember what changed from 1.9 to 1.13 combat-wise. Then from 1.14 onwards it just got insanely better imo, I can't imagine coming back to 1.8 vanilla
1.7 brings the most nostalgia to me. Back in 2013, I remember being so hyped for the stained glass, literally every window I had in my base got replaced with lime stained glass. I was a sucker for green colors back then.
I still remember when, from 1.0 to 1.8 there were new mobs every 2 updates, when 1.8 snapshots started I was hyped saying "Boi there gonna be new mobs cant wait"
1.13 and 1.16 are honestly my favourite updates ever, they were just so much fun they they came out and the hype buildup was insane. Been playing since 1.4.6, not even 1.7 can match 1.13/16.
I guess this video confirms I started playing this game during 2011. Never really knew because I was so young. I remember being so hyped about the end.
I never knew how to update the game when I was younger so I was stuck on 1.2 for like a year meanwhile all my friends were playing 1.3, then 1.4, then for 1.5 I figured it out. 1.6 was the first update that I got to actually experience the release of. Also the first version of minecraft I ever played was pre-alpha, those were fun times. Even back then I was addicted and I didn't even know how to use the inventory and built everything with bricks.
This game has come in such a long long way. I remember being introduced to the game 10 years ago by my friend and was very ecstatic because there's pigs, cows, chickens, and sheeps I can put inside my 8x8x8 dirt house. Simpler times.
Yes! I started playing on Xbox 360 Edition TU1 or TU2 which was identical in feature set to that of Beta 1.6.6 PC. I hated some updates along the way, and found some difficult to get used to, but I really like where the game is now today, especially 1.18. Minus a few recent buggers such as the chat reporting system and the broken 'cadence' of updates.
Now that I think about it, in terms of content we are asking a lot from mojang, updates used to add so little to the game, but now updates have been getting bigger and bigger. I hope this doesn't make mojang give us unpolished updates to keep up with the demand
no you arent, look at the amount of content this extremely overpaid team makes like, once a year. there are mod teams out there with 2 or 3 people, putting out higher quality content more consistently, like 10x more content than you find in all of the updates combined in one modpack that they made in 2 months or something. mojang mostly just sits around and collects money
@@FrostSparks_irl Create, BetterEnd, Immersive Engineering, NetherEX before the nether update came out, Mowzie's Mobs, the list just goes on and on. I could sit here for hours listing stuff.
Performance went downhill after 1.5. The last really good and stable version and mechanics were 1.7.10. But I started playing modded minecraft and abandoned vanilla pretty early at 1.0. If I never got to modding wouldn't be playing this game to this day, mojang degraded the game rather than improved.
Thinking back on updates is a weird mental state for me. I personally think about 1.13 as the start of "newer" updates, but when I really think about it, that update still had the old textures, old nether, and classic villagers. Same think with 1.14. We got all these cool workstations, villager overhaul, pillagers, but the nether was still entirely bland. Etc, etc. It's odd to think about when you separate updates mentally like that.
I remember when I first started playing minecraft on my cousins computer, I came there a few times per month and remember very well when I opened minecraft one day and saw the coloured glass, I loved it so much. A lot changed over the years and I’m excited what will be next.
I hope they do more smaller updates. I love the big updates that revamp an entire part of the game but I dont think we need that for EVERY update, give the devs a break. I’d love to see updates that prioritize ONE (or maybe 2-3) feature(s) in the game and just give them nice updates, Example: a farming update, nothing huge, give us new foods, new mob interactions (idk make it to where cows and sheep can eat wheat out of the ground) , maybe a new item or two, a few new blocks. Just make it a quality of life update for that one aspect of the game and make it more immersive. Or go the Buzzy Bee route and add something that in the huge scale of things isnt rly important, but just makes the world more lively
On that point i do not really agree, all those updates we saw in the video are spread over 10 damn years, compared to other games they are acutally really really slow in terms of quantity. It has gotten better since the ocean update (1.13) now the updates are actually decent, but when you see the amount of money minecraft generate and that the they add 5 blocks 3 mobs and few items you realise each update can be done in a month easily by hiring a single modder. Problem his they also work on multiple projects other than the game and that it already sells well and has no competion (hytale incoming though) so there is no need to improve and evolve yet. But in a way i recognise they need to be careful on what they had in the game to not distort it, but as i veteran player who started in beta 1.3 i need new content because i love the game but i really need new things to do to not get bored.
It's interesting how showing just all the blocks, mobs, and items, doesn't fully capture how big or small an update was. Obviously, 1.18 was the biggest example of that, but for some other examples, 1.9, 1.13, 1.14, and 1.16 all felt smaller in this video than they do in actuality, whereas 1.12 feels much bigger than it really is
Same thing for 1.19 too IMO, yeah it added more new blocks than 1.18 obviously or maybe even 1.16, but it didn't really revolutionize the game and the fact that they promised us so much made what they _did_ add seem so minor and insignificant..
Well except for all of the bad things they added like banning players from multiplayer for not being PC.
@Hermann[best channel] I do not believe you
1.12 does not look big in this video. Its just a bunch of beds what are u talking about
Though 1.15 is pretty accurate
Exactly, there's a lot more that these updates offer than just the blocks and things like that. There are plenty of mechanics that these updates add, generation is another thing, structures, and some other features that may or may not be "physical" in a sense.
Interesting how I feel like everything starting in 1.9 feels new to me.
For me it's 1.4 haha, I played the 1.3 for a while, then stopped for 10 years and came back to 1.16. Anything beyond 1.4 is just too advanced to me :D
1.6 still feels like yesterday for me
It feels like it too for me, it could be because there's 2 year gap between the update that makes it feel more newer
Exactly the same, I can remember when you could sword spam before 1.9. And then, later on, the observer, and block such as magma block and bone block...
I feel the same, I think it's the 2 year gap and also the fact that microsoft bought minecraft after 1.8
For some reason, 1.13+ feels "newer" than the previous updates. I don't know if it's because it has more stuff but yeah
It may be because Minecraft's original popularity boom went from around 1.2 or 1.3 (I think) to around 1.9, then began to die down. Then, it started growing in popularity again around 1.13-1.14, I think. Those two popularity periods could be thought of as "old-age" and "new-age" Minecraft
Agreed
the whole world literaly changed many times in a row
i also get that feeling
And because the textures changed from 1.14+ and the lighting
It was the first laggy update, 1.0-1.12 are pretty smooth and 1.13 and 1.14 are way laggier, 1.15 fixed it a bit but it-1.19 is still laggier than 1.12
Honestly 1.5 was one of the most useful updates. Many things with redstone that we're doing now wouldn't be possible without this update
Facts
I still remember 1.5 update we only had Minecraft for about a month when it came out it feels recent and forever ago at the same time 😅
@@thefangirlray crazy
I'm not that good with Redstone though
There is also 1.11 which just made an absurd amount of new things possible with the edition of shulker boxes and the observer block; the latter of which revolutionized slime stone as we know it. 1.8 of course deserves an honorable mention because of its introduction of the slime block though slime stone was still *a lot* more nishe before observer blocks.
Skipping straight to release 1.0 and reading these comments, I feel ancient
My sons, let me tell you of a time before beds existed....
Wholesome
No hunger or enchanting either
I was also hoping to see some progression through my ol' Alpha and Beta Updates. Was a little disappointed to see they were all skipped over :'(
They really did alpha and beta dirty skipping them like that.
For those who commented "1.18 just added the disc"
1.18 changed the whole overworld by adding overhaul terrain generation in the overworld. More drastic huge caverns and mountains plus added 2 biomes in caves (lush caves and dripstone caves, not to include deep dark) plus 6 sub biomes for the mountains (meadows, jagged peaks, snowy slopes, frozen peaks, groves, and stony peaks) Added whole new underground caves under y=0 (including old worlds which version is 1.17 and below) forcing to push the world limit to 320 to -64. Added deepslate caves (under y=0). Revamped mineshaft and added 3 type caves generation (cheese caves, spaghetti caves, and noodle caves). Changed mob spawn mechanic to make hostile mobs only spawn in complete darkness (light level 0). Spore blossoms now naturally generates meaning you can now obtain it on survival mode. Also added low local water level which is the water aquifers and lava aquifer and even more features.....
1.18 doesn't have new blocks and items because they were all added in 1.17. Caves & Cliffs Pt. 1 & 2 are basically the same update but they got split because of pandemic.
That’s correct! But because this video is only about the blocks, entities, and items that were added in each update (and not world gen), the only thing that 1.18 has to show for itself is a single music disc.
@@mbcommandnerd uh 1.18 added more but he put all the things in 1.17
@@thachvu6665 ye cus all the blocks, items and mobs were added in 1.17 not 1.18.
@tea2kx ye hostile mobs now only spawn at light level 0
@tea2kx yep. Now they need complete darkness to spawn (ligh level 0) any light level above that is enough to prevent spawning
Its crazy to think how far Minecraft has come and how many features we've gotten in each update but now we shall see what 1.20 will hold for us
yea me too hate the like this same as nation that ocupy palestine
@@renamon303 *agree*
1.20 is just 1.2 so the next update would be 2.0
@@merrick5525 bruh? You okay? 1.1 and 1.10 is same, did they make 2.0 that time?
@@thepokemonpirate3460 never thought about that
my bad
Started playing around 1.0/1.1, but always consider 1.2-1.4 to be (my) minecraft prime. Seeing this brought back a lot of memories. Thank you.
facts i remember the cobblestone walls being added and the new potatoes and carrots were the coolest thing lol
I still play in 1.2.5 every so often because thats the version I started in. I either play in vanilla or with the OG Tekkit modpack (which was the first big modpack ever)
@@mattplayzgamezandstuff8790 Remember paulsaurs jr bro lol
@@bane8305 Funny you mention him, he was my favorite and actually the one who got me to play minecraft in the first place with his “how to survive and thrive” series
@@mattplayzgamezandstuff8790 I swear bro remember his family survival island every kid wished they dad was paulsaursjr lol
I remember how 1.7 just changed the feel of the game completely. Before that Minecraft was just a funny game to play but after, it felt like things are about to get more and more deep and the positive result of the update had shown the way to the next updates.
And don't forget the modded playthrough of every minecraft TH-camr.
1.7 was the best version of all time. Its just slightly different from 1.5, perfect. 1.9 ruined the feeling of minecraft
@@techsupportscammer9270 I don't know man. For me that were the golden times. Playing factions and collecting blaze rods to make the brewing stands then sell them for profit, enchant the sword and armor and go pvp to get more stuff and then attack another faction. Damn..
1.7 was the version I most played as a child. I remember it fondly. So many fun times.
Since then, everything feels new and it's crazy to see how much time has passed and how much the game has changed.
@@mr.chirimoya9655 I agree with you mate.
Jeez. I had forgotten we didnt even have granite or fences for every wood type until 1.8. Crazy how quickly new features become so integral to gameplay you forget there was a time they didnt exist
Lowkey, the 1.18 Caves & Cliffs: Part II (1:11) changed the whole game. I was so excited when I heard about this update, honestly I think everyone was.
The world generation change was amazing
Its a shame that 1.17 to 1.19 were shit
@@Zaki-zx3xq they were some of the best updates (excluding 1.19, it under delivered), 1.17 making caves interesting, handling items, blocks, and mobs. 1.18 revamping the world generation (which is impossible to show on the video), and a single fucking item.
@@soren8r They literally make us wait for 3 fucking years for one actualization and they chopped it in three parts in which made lots, lots of promises and hype but near nothing in the releases
@@Zaki-zx3xq for 2 years, 1.16 was released in 2020
Crazy to believe 1.8 came out so long ago with all the impact it's had in the community.
Slime block scoreboards barrier block armor stands banners non-oak furniture new water mob new passive mob new foods new building blocks new _blue_ building blocks new trapdoor new enchantment mechanic new ender pearl mechanic new effects new ocean structure new gamemodes new entity type new commands new target selector new gamerules new skin settings
😊
I will always believe that 1.8 was the best version.
@@maccraft2014 nah, 1.7 was the beast, 22k+mods
I miss 1.7.10 so much... It was the best. Best servers, best animations, best controls, most mods... most fun
Funny how most of what you guys are saying can apply to beta 1.8 and beta 1.7 as well.
The recent updates feel HUGE to me for the simple reason that I've been playing since Alpha, and I've mostly played 1.14.1 in recent years (most mods that we used and a server that we played on was stuck on there).
So I practically jumped from 1.14.1 to 1.19, so the changes feel massive!
I still opt to use 1.7 or 1.12 because a lot of the recent updates make the gameplay just overall worse for me.
I had such a feeling too when I started watching Hermitcraft last year. I hadn't really played much since 1.2.5 (Tekkit).
There's so much stuff these days, and so many farms people build.
Was surprised when I first saw people fly around in some other vid too, lol.
@@PixelIsaiah I think the only thing I dislike in the post 1.18 Minecraft is having to mine in deepslate. :p
But the deepslate derived blocks like bricks etc. are awesome!
@@Moshugaani
The new additions feel less like Minecraft and more like mods. And I like mods, but I don't like playing with the same mods every time I play. So I'd rather just use actual mods that way I can switch them up every time.
Heck, the new updates are almost more complicated than some of the mods I use
i generally play 1.12.2 so its even crazier when i play in 1.19. so different man
I remember when horses becoming a thing was groundbreaking
Man, you shouldn’t have skipped the alpha and beta versions. Those were the days of creation.
The creator of this video is only showing major videos, as in any official update, not snapshots like everything until 1.0, because it would take a few hours even to go from the blank platform of dirt and cobblestone to now with huge updates like 1. 14, 16 and 17
@@EaterOfGeese Alpha and beta weren’t snapshots; they were entire phases of development each with many major updates. Alpha saw the creation of the very concept of biomes and redstone. The entire Nether was created in a1.2.0. Villages, strongholds and mineshafts; most redstone mechanisms; achievements; squids, wolves; and maps were added in beta. b1.8 alone was a bigger update than most of the release version. Anyone who was part of the early Minecraft zeitgeist would tell you that all the major updates in that time were extremely impactful.
The “blank platform of dirt and cobblestone” you refer to was even before alpha and beta.
@@EaterOfGeese The 2010 Halloween update was VERY official and VERY major.
@@leviticus2001 Was trying to find this comment. I remember staying up with my mates for the Halloween update to go live, such good memories.
Other update: *tons of stuff added*
Update 1.18: *added a single disc*
Added bees
Yeah because he can't show the world generation
@@engiopdf8745 no that was the other updates, this one is changing world generation.
It also added new music for the caves
But the music isn’t by C418 anymore. It’s by Lena Raine
To think I've been here since the very beginning, when lava was red water, they flowed in random directions by copying themselves in every direction but up randomly, only 4 blocks existed, and planks looked like bricks...
The colorful beds update seems new to me even though it’s 5 years old.
Everything from 1.13+ is ‘new’
I still use red beds almost every time
@@partypizza1 It's because since then a lot of new players joined and old ones returned
@@LukiKruki And also because of Microsoft
ITS BEEN 5 YEARS !!!?!?!?!?!?!
1:15 "caves and clifs part 3"
Or the Wild-Ish update, since Mangrove Swamps aren’t cliffs lol.
I can't even remember the last time villages were dead or the last time the villagers didn't have trades. Feels like ancient history.
1.2 is when I got my own account (previously had been sharing one), and even now, the Wither feels really new to me and I am always surprised by how old it really is. Also lol for that single Caves and Cliffs part 2 item (yes, I know it was a world gen update and I waited to update until after part 2 released so I could experience everything the way that it would've happened if things had gone according to plan).
TBH the horse still feels new to me
@Hermann[best channel] you'd had to wait for 1.19 to have "the way it should have happened" , considering deep dark
1.2 is also when I got my account, I got on the phone with my best friend and go crazy about all the new things from 1.3 like trip wires and ender chests. Genuinely the good ol' days
I got my account in 1.2 as well (1.2.5 to be exact). I remember when 1.3 came out I was so excited for searchable creative inventory. And how everything in 1.3 will always be considered “new Minecraft” for me
@@thepokemonpirate3460 cave update part 3, still waiting for part 4 (archeology and bundles)
For me everything 1.5+ feels new to me, a little bit pre 1.0 to 1.5 is my minecraft memory. I still remember when they added the end and where i was at the time. I am also glad i experienced the era of minecraft song parodies.
The new stuff i barely know how it works
1.13+ feels like new content to me. Probably because I've played a lot of modded, and anything after 1.12 just lagged my PC (although 1.18 seems better now).
This is a really epic video to visualise what updates gave what, including the names! very good work!
@Hermann[best channel] bot
Not really. These are just blocks, items, and mobs. There's more to these updates than just those things such as new mechanics that we've got, new structures, new generation, new setting options. Things like that.
Before 1.13: seas full of squids
After 1.13: yaaay fish
I've always been told I'm a new player because I came in when the Horse Update dropped, but it definitely feels crazy to see all the new stuff come in that I've taken for granted as always there
You're definitely a old Minecraft player. Since I started in 1.13 ( bedrock edition version )
I mean you used to be a new player but now definitely new player I think a lot of new players came at 1.13 tho the horse update still seems new to me even tho I was like only tenish when it came out I started playing the game between 1.4 and 1.5
I feel old
I remember playing updates 1.8 and 1.9, dropping out of the game and then coming back at 1.15 absolutely bewildered
I remember Xbox 360 edition having 1.1 spawn eggs, but not 1.2 stuff, and then from there I vividly remember getting the updates through Xbox live and finding cats for the first time, villager trading becoming a thing, and horses feeling like huge milestones, and I have memories of exploring all the really amazing tutorial worlds up until they stopped supporting Xbox360 edition.
I began playing at version TU1 or TU2 of Xbox 360 Edition in June or July 2012. Back then it was feature-set identical to Beta 1.6.6 on PC. TU3 brought the game to feature parity with Beta 1.7.3, adding in pistons and such. Man it was such a fun time playing the game then as well as throughout all the updates that came out since, although I stopped playing on Xbox 360 regularly in 2016. PS4 was the last port of this game to hold onto the old console edition engine, I was sad when it switched over to Bedrock in late 2019, ultimately marking the end of an era.
Forgot to add: Oh yeah, I absolutely LOVED all the tutorial worlds too, and would do the music disc hunt upon the release of every new tutorial world. Man, 4J Studios was such an amazing game developer, who made a brilliant port of the game for consoles, building a custom engine from the ground up while still fully retaining the Minecraft feel.
Yeah, I remember there being itemframes being in the game on Xbox 360 during the 1.2 versions. They weren’t added until 1.4
I think when I first played Minecraft, sprinting wasn’t a thing, but felt quick. Not to mention, the only bars were the health, drowning, and armor bars. Level bars and the hunger bar weren’t a thing back when I first played. Not even caves nor infinite worlds.
@Hermann[best channel] aaaaa ce*sorship
Infinite worlds was still the coolest thing added to Minecraft. Going from maps that just cut off and fall of the edge of the world to maps that just go on forever was really cool
@@notxvexorr4379 Actually, there was an invisible barrier to keep you from falling off the edge. So glad infinite worlds were added to pocket edition 2 years after I began playing in early 2013.
@@coolbro8922 haha good old pocket edition. That was my first version of Minecraft I played
@@notxvexorr4379 I think it was version 1.2 or 1.3 in PE when I started
I love how Caves and Cliffs is just summed up as Otherside lol 😅😂 and yes before you tell me, I am aware of the impact this update actually had on the game. The new terrain generation was much needed and so when the Mountains won the biome vote, it was actually a great thing
1:05 Nether update reminds me of COVID times.
YES I REMEMBER THE TIMES!!!😫😫
Whats everyone’s favorite update? Mine is definitely 1.13. It was the first time I played survival after solely playing 1.8.9 on servers, and the oceans just amazed me. I would swim and use a boat, going thousands of blocks for hours just to look at all the water and surrounding terrain. It only stopped once I encountered an elder guardian and the “jump scare” caused me to have a panic attack 😭😭😭
1.8 made world generation (and caves!) sooo beautiful. I'd never have guessed that I'd be in awe while playing vanilla Minecraft of all things.
I Play since 1.2.4 and IMO 1.7 was amazing. It added lots of biomes and I was so hyped bc it was the biggest update at the time. If you explored most of new biomes you could play huge amount of mods that were made for 1.7.10. amazing update probably my favorite
Nether update was also phenomenal new nether is 🤩 amazing
my version for servers is clearly 1.8.9, my favorite for survival is 1.16.5
If it's for nostalgia, my favorite favorite is 1.8, I used it all the time when I was a kid
Nether update is the best
1:11 best update in the history of minecraft, i love how they changed the whole game and put various new mechanics for the game and much more items.
lmaoo
it really changed game but no items and mobs added
@@пальма132 yep
shit update
but honestly the music disc is really good (I think it was the lena raine one)
Caves and cliffs part II was def the biggest update ever
It literally was lmao
1.4 was the first version I played. oh, the memories...
1.20: *INSERT A TITLE* Update
1. You included brown dye in pre 1.0, but it wasn’t added until 1.14 (we only had cocoa beans before that)
2. You forgot amethyst in 1.17
Also forgot deepslate coal ore in 1.17
It would be great to be done since the first versions, like preclassic, classic, survival test, indev, infdev, alpha and beta
Thanks for all the nostalgia you have given us
@Hermann[best channel] bot
I remember back in the day when all wood made oak wood planks - 1.2 was a game changer back then for building
I remember being excited when horses were added to Minecraft. They go vroomm. It's the first update that always made me eager to read the patch notes moving forward, and of course "removed herobrine."
I definitely played earlier than this, but the first update i remember getting hyped for was 1.8. Those door and fence variants, along with banners, were HUGE back in the day
fr 1.8 is so nostalgic
FunFact It is impossible for most people to lick their own elbow. ...
fun fact im glad you didn’t say “first”
@MrВeast fake
@MrВeast biggest fan mr beast congrats for 100million
Ok now go sleep
but i just did
Dang I was really hoping this video would be from the very beginning of Minecraft because I have a lot of memories of and nostalgia for the updates before 1.0 but its still cool to see the updates after 1.0 represented in a nice visual manner like this.
I've been around since alpha 1.1 and I remember how awesome the Nether update was. So many possibilities! So many adventures!
Some people argue that minecraft doesnt make as much content as they used to, but really they just make bigger updates instead of smaller more frequent ones
Starting 1.9 onward, minecraft just transformed into a 1.6.4 mod pack from 2013. I remember there being like 5 mod pack bosses that looked almost exactly like the warden
I've been playing since 1.2 and it's so crazy how time went by so fast, I remember some of updates like it was yesterday, but then seeing the year it was uploaded feels so nostalgic, man can't believe I'm getting older.
I feel the same way but I'm only 17 :(
The first update I remember was 1.4
@@ralphy1054’m 17 I started playing around 1.2
1.6 will always be the definitive Minecraft for me. Everything beyond that is just frivolous (in a good way of course)
0:49 I have ocd and the red bed missing just triggers me 💀
Because red bed released First
@@Space_is_very_beautiful I know but it still triggers me 💀💀
@@night.2257 Why?
@@bertbert4960 the red bed is missing so yeah it’s triggering me
@@night.2257 Stop triggering pls.
1.15
I started around this update (2019) and I honestly remember being so excited about the updates 😭😭 I don’t play as much anymore, but those were good times. Trapping mobs in holes and finding ways to murder them 😌
It is CRAZY the leaps and bounds Minecraft has had over the years. So many of these updates were seriously game changing. I remember when they added the ability to change the direction of how stairs were positioned and even how stairs would connect to each other when they were positioned differently. And that was HUGE for building houses! And I remember them adding the end and the Nether. And the game felt like it had WAY more purpose. The updates have made for some awesome times and phases of life for Minecraft. And the new team at Mojang has really built on the foundations that were laid in the beginning in so many meaningful ways. And They're even adding their own foundations to the game with the Deep Dark and new biomes! I'm so excited to see what the Mojang the team has next.
Caves and Cliffs part 2 is just an amazing music disc
No it's the entire world generation but it's too big to somehow fit in this kind of format video
@@maelraveloson7482 yeah no shit sherlock
I remember when mob eggs did not exist
@@maelraveloson7482 I know
@@maelraveloson7482 r/whoosh
1.18 is such a large update ! ! !!11
OMG IT IS A HUGE DIFFERENCE WOW!!!
It changed the game forever
Yes also 1.19 is bad
@@kartikthetigersimmba4461 no 1.19 is GOOD! Yes, it might be your opinion but I think they added lots of fun stuff in that update.
I started playing 1.4 and I'm absolutely reeling at how long we've had horses because I still kind of think of them as a new addition...
1.8 is the last update that felt like Minecraft to me
It got good again later imo. I also hated the 1.9 update and played sometimes on 1.8 for quite some time, but decided to give the newer versions a shot when 1.13 came out and the combat feel improved a lot, even though I don't even remember what changed from 1.9 to 1.13 combat-wise. Then from 1.14 onwards it just got insanely better imo, I can't imagine coming back to 1.8 vanilla
Its because all 1.9+ updates happened after selling minecraft to microsoft.
1.7 brings the most nostalgia to me. Back in 2013, I remember being so hyped for the stained glass, literally every window I had in my base got replaced with lime stained glass. I was a sucker for green colors back then.
Beta 1.8.1 was my favorite - It’s from my perspective the most influential update
It's really amazing seeing how much minecraft changed in a relatively small amount of updates
small amount of updates spread over 10 years though
I started playing Minecraft during 1.1. Starting to feel nostalgic ngl.
@Hermann[best channel] bro, shut up
I refuse to believe that polar bears are that old
I thought they were added in 1.11 not 1.10
@@TheCultDc2 same
Same I thought they were added on the same update as Pandas lol
@@bernardo-martins nah they were added with the frozen ocean biome which was 1.11 I thought
I still remember when, from 1.0 to 1.8 there were new mobs every 2 updates, when 1.8 snapshots started I was hyped saying "Boi there gonna be new mobs cant wait"
0:57 Good times :')
du du du du, villager news!
@@marcistical yes
0:24 wait...mob spawner in minecart?
Yes
1.13 and 1.16 are honestly my favourite updates ever, they were just so much fun they they came out and the hype buildup was insane. Been playing since 1.4.6, not even 1.7 can match 1.13/16.
I dunno, I've been playing since round 1.7 and watched since before and to me 1.7 is still the most important update, but that's just me :)
@@YasuoChess yes exactly. there are so many amazing mods like Orespawn and Lucky blocks
@@YasuoChess thatd be awesome!
@@YasuoChess you use discord or instagram?
@@YasuoChess alr my acc is @jessewaltlover
I come from the future to say that 1.20 was the worst update of all
i also come from the future and your wrong
@@KwikBR no he's right 1.20 update sucks
@@Diamond-pv3bp how? do you not realise they haven't even announced 20% of the update.
1.3 was the first new update for me. I still remember when emeralds were rubies at first.
Thank you for this! I’ve made a storage room with items sorter by update and this helps so much!
Dude you are genius
But why, it's useful only for some things but the rest is chaotic
Looks like you're even using the same texture pack for each update. That's some crazy detailing
he just switched between programmer art
I thought there would be nothing to show in 1.18 but there is a music disc 🤣
Can't wait to see an updated video of this, looking back at the newer updates that turn into nostalgia
no way the ocean update was 4 years ago, it feels like 15
Now it’s 5 years ago :)
I guess this video confirms I started playing this game during 2011. Never really knew because I was so young. I remember being so hyped about the end.
I've been spending the last week trying to figure out what was from which update, for reasons. How did you know I needed this?!?
Loved the 1.18.2 update, lmao
in my head minecraft is stuck at 0:34
I never knew how to update the game when I was younger so I was stuck on 1.2 for like a year meanwhile all my friends were playing 1.3, then 1.4, then for 1.5 I figured it out. 1.6 was the first update that I got to actually experience the release of. Also the first version of minecraft I ever played was pre-alpha, those were fun times. Even back then I was addicted and I didn't even know how to use the inventory and built everything with bricks.
been playing this game since update late 1.4 or early 1.5. Kinda crazy to see how fast the game progressed
Isn't it hilarious how 1.18, arguably the biggest MC update of all time, technically only added one new item?
This game has come in such a long long way. I remember being introduced to the game 10 years ago by my friend and was very ecstatic because there's pigs, cows, chickens, and sheeps I can put inside my 8x8x8 dirt house. Simpler times.
Goofy ass user name 💀
dang! didn't realize how much content we were getting with these new updates compared to the old updates!
2.9 million subscribers, 2.9 million views, perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
As someone who has been playing since 1.7.3 beta in 2011 it is absolutely incredible how much the game has now. Simply remarkable.
Yes! I started playing on Xbox 360 Edition TU1 or TU2 which was identical in feature set to that of Beta 1.6.6 PC. I hated some updates along the way, and found some difficult to get used to, but I really like where the game is now today, especially 1.18. Minus a few recent buggers such as the chat reporting system and the broken 'cadence' of updates.
This
1.15 also included:
*_A COMPLETE OVERHAUL TO THE RENDERING SYSTEM_*
And yet almost nobody uses it (because renderers like Iris and OptiFine exist)
It also includes a ton of bug corrections
@@cat-san4669 Remove pesky and annoying bugs, in exchange for cute looking bugs, what a deal
It’d be more accurate if there was a giant bucket of lava labeled “chat report system” being dumped on the 1.19 stuff
0:16 why there is oak slab and stairs ,oak wood was before 1.3
I remember playing before the horses update. Such a simpler time it was
Started when zombies still dropped feathers xD Great video!
0:42 whats the block with the symbol?
Structure void
@@iiTzGrizzly huh
@@istoleyunomilesbigmacit’s a void structure, a void block probably like air
Now that I think about it, in terms of content we are asking a lot from mojang, updates used to add so little to the game, but now updates have been getting bigger and bigger. I hope this doesn't make mojang give us unpolished updates to keep up with the demand
no you arent, look at the amount of content this extremely overpaid team makes like, once a year. there are mod teams out there with 2 or 3 people, putting out higher quality content more consistently, like 10x more content than you find in all of the updates combined in one modpack that they made in 2 months or something. mojang mostly just sits around and collects money
@@rrai1999 "That's a nice argument, why don't you back it up with a source?"
@@FrostSparks_irl Create, BetterEnd, Immersive Engineering, NetherEX before the nether update came out, Mowzie's Mobs, the list just goes on and on. I could sit here for hours listing stuff.
Not really tbh, modders do x10 times more stuff and for x10 less money and in x10 less time
Man, I still remember the times when the ocelot update was brand new. Never realised it’s already been 10 years
God the nostalgia of 1.13 and 1.14 back when the Minecraft renaissance was just beginning. Great times
Performance went downhill after 1.5. The last really good and stable version and mechanics were 1.7.10. But I started playing modded minecraft and abandoned vanilla pretty early at 1.0. If I never got to modding wouldn't be playing this game to this day, mojang degraded the game rather than improved.
Thinking back on updates is a weird mental state for me. I personally think about 1.13 as the start of "newer" updates, but when I really think about it, that update still had the old textures, old nether, and classic villagers. Same think with 1.14. We got all these cool workstations, villager overhaul, pillagers, but the nether was still entirely bland. Etc, etc. It's odd to think about when you separate updates mentally like that.
Wait ? There's more than 1.7 !?
it's because mojang updates one thing at a time
0:45 The purple shulker box was actually the regular shulker box at that time.
I remember when I first started playing minecraft on my cousins computer, I came there a few times per month and remember very well when I opened minecraft one day and saw the coloured glass, I loved it so much. A lot changed over the years and I’m excited what will be next.
I hope they do more smaller updates. I love the big updates that revamp an entire part of the game but I dont think we need that for EVERY update, give the devs a break.
I’d love to see updates that prioritize ONE (or maybe 2-3) feature(s) in the game and just give them nice updates,
Example: a farming update, nothing huge, give us new foods, new mob interactions (idk make it to where cows and sheep can eat wheat out of the ground) , maybe a new item or two, a few new blocks. Just make it a quality of life update for that one aspect of the game and make it more immersive.
Or go the Buzzy Bee route and add something that in the huge scale of things isnt rly important, but just makes the world more lively
On that point i do not really agree, all those updates we saw in the video are spread over 10 damn years, compared to other games they are acutally really really slow in terms of quantity. It has gotten better since the ocean update (1.13) now the updates are actually decent, but when you see the amount of money minecraft generate and that the they add 5 blocks 3 mobs and few items you realise each update can be done in a month easily by hiring a single modder. Problem his they also work on multiple projects other than the game and that it already sells well and has no competion (hytale incoming though) so there is no need to improve and evolve yet. But in a way i recognise they need to be careful on what they had in the game to not distort it, but as i veteran player who started in beta 1.3 i need new content because i love the game but i really need new things to do to not get bored.
is no one gonna say that the video is 1:21 seconds
1:04 the last update that was feeling Minecrafty. The next ones only ruined the game, that's why I (and most of other players) never switch to 1.17+
Don't you want frogs, camals , cherry wood and bamboo wood?
@@DCcopter most of the stuff microsoft adds now is useless
They need to make cheery biomes less boring because i wouldnt even be in that biome for 5 minutes
@@_Shogun_ fr, the only good updates after 1.8 were 1.14 and 1.16
I started playing in 1.8, i remember playing Pocket Edition in my Samsung Smartphone, it was so cool man, good old times.
0:05 magma cube
?
0:52 But, in Minecraft Bedrock, Aquatic Update was in Version 1.5.
He's talking about the good version
Minecraft bedrock edition used to have different numbers for the updates than java