Trying Minecraft for the First Time... I Had No Idea What I Was Doing!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- My friend gave me a Minecraft account that i can play on and pretty much begged me to do a video. So Here I am. Completely confused but enjoying every moment of it (for the most part)
#minecraft #gaming #blockgame
Playing minecraft as an adult for the first time, minecraft noob, never played minecraft before,
YOOO a blind-no backseat playthrough, i'm gonna LOVE this. There's actually another person who did a blind playthrough without prior knowledge or help, and they beat the game all by themselves, no google searches, no nothing. He's even discovered something i thought would be impossible to find if you don't ask or search the web.
How does anyone figure stuff out in this game *period* 😂
About oliver, right? I love blind playthroughs
@@SephPlays You need to do a serie of this!! I love to see how the people learn about my favorite game.
If you need some tip, i can give you some basic tips and then you can learn by your own
This is one of the most unique first time plays ever. I liked your reaction when you can brake blocks. I want continuity.
I dont wanna say too much because I think its amazing to experience minecraft raw for the first time, but to at least give you something to do, maybe try punching some other blocks if you do another episode of this 😆
I'll definitely be doing a part 2 of this. It was too much fun to just drop haha And i'll take your advice (thank you for not spoiling it) ♥
Experimentation, analyzation and curiosity are probably your best friends when it comes to figuring out Minecraft with zero outside knowledge. Look at everything, carefully analyse it, try to figure out what it does or what you can do with it, and what you can’t do with it and just see what happens. Don’t be scared of the unknown but approach with caution.
But most importantly: Take your time with all of the above.
More minecraft please.
Ironically the live-action adaptation of the video game drops this year an entire Movie will be released.🎬💯(It’s bout time you put your name to good use “Seph Plays” lol!)
Wouldn't expect you of all people to make a video like this but its cool
You should check out a server called CivMC. The map is nearly 3 years old now and it's basically what one of those "simulate civilisation" videos would be if it was balanced to be player led emergent civilisation over an extremely long period of time instead of a temporary event for content.
2:16 well then, you are a good actor
*I Conquered The Mountain Man* 😄
@@SephPlays hahahaha
"I lost my dirt!!" - hilarious 😂
Plss i want to see more! Its rly rare to find someone that has absolutely no knowledge of minecraft and minecraft is one of those games where you just wish you could experience for the the first time again cause once you learn and gt used to the game it doesnt get boring but it isnt the same as learning and discovering new stuff ans mechanics. Hope you make another vid, and maybe try breaking a tree or 2 (thats step 1 of mining and crafting😊).
I think itd be pretty interesting seeing this being continued!
Used to watch my nephew play it all the time and loved it. You are so funny and would love to watch you play more!
Hi, new subscriber here. Minecraft is a really amazing game, but some of the best aspects and mechanics of it r really not intuitive at all. And new players, such as urself, struggle even with intuitive stuff. It really is a game that is meant to be taught by others, at least partially. But I understand not wanting to get spoiled. So when it comes to giving tips, I will only be telling u general stuff and hints abt what u can do, or give u advices when u genuinely struggle. Don't be afraid to ask me (or others) to not tell u smth though. That being said though, there's really 4 Core mechanics to Minecraft. Mining, which is breaking blocks to get smth, killing mobs to get their loot, crafting smth new from materials that u mainly get from 2 previous methods and building, which is placing blocks to create smth new in the world. All the other mechanisms (and there r a lot of them) r basically either related to, type of or become available thanks to the main 4. As for the goal of the game, since u can do anything in Minecraft, there's really no final goal. U set ur goals urself based on what u want, how things develop and other things. There r some important points which u probably want to do eventually, but I'll let u figure them out on ur own. Hope my comment was both helpful and not spoilery, can't wait for the continuation.
Omg this is different I'm not even interested in Minecraft but you are so funny 😂😂😂 I actually enjoyed this!
I think you can also build stuff like houses or stuff like that I don't know how though lol
The achievement menu that you opened could be used as a sort of guide
I liked this Seph, would be funny if you continued gaming
I really had a lot of fun doing this, I'll definitely do a follow up to this soon :D
You've come full circle here in so many ways. Your channel started as a video game reaction channel, right? Hence the name "SephPlays". And it looks like you're back in the corner of the room, at your PC, next to the sliding glass door, wearing the Teletubby headphones (you fixed them!), just as you did with your original videos before you implemented the green screen and the "Leaning Tower of Seph."
Video games are your real passion, aren't they? I was obsessed with them as a kid. I played the Atari 2600 and ColecoVision for hours on end. But then that all vanished when I discovered music.
These comments were funny and unexpected.
"Why does that look like a penis?"
"I'm gonna jump on the pen... owwwaahh...daaah.. ouch! There's a lot of women that's been there..."
Btw, you look absolutely adorable here.
Omg i adored the 2600. Jungle Hunt was probably my favorite game for it, I didn't own the ColecoVision but I had a friend who owned one. I remember being a tiny bit confused with the controller though, it was the one with the overlays right? Do you remember what games you had with them?
@@SephPlays Yeah, the ColecoVision had the controller with the number pad and overlays, but few of the games used them. It wasn't a very easy controller to use. That tiny nub of a joystick was a bit awkward.
Here's some of the 2600 games I remember playing. The first 4 I recall playing a lot. But my folks bought me the ColecoVision for Christmas in 1982, and after that I rarely played the 2600. So a lot of my memories are associated with the ColecoVision. I had a lot more 2600 games than these, but they are the only ones that jump out at me when looking through a list.
Pitfall!
Kaboom!
Adventure
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Breakout
Skiing
Frogger
Pac-Man
Combat
It's fascinating to see you react to playing a video game. It brings out a completely different side of your personality. A far more frenetic, humorous, and mischievous side. It got me wondering if this side was more representative of what you are like when socializing.
@@balovett I've played most of them you listed to death over the years. It was only up until recently I sold my atari funnily enough.
When I'm with friends I would say I'm a pretty reserved kinda guy BUT I'm super talkative. I'll stand and chat for hours if given half the chance. I'm sensible to a fault, but when I'm truly zoned into something such as a movie or game that's when my random nature comes out to play haha 😂 I go from a 36 year old one minute to a 10 year old on sherbert the next ☠️
@@SephPlays My buddy, who never had any of these video game systems as a child, has been on a quest in recent years to purchase all of these old video game systems, including the 2600, Vectrex, IntelliVision, ColecoVision, and all the associated games. Of course the challenge then is that most of them either don't work or are only partially functioning. He's enlisted my help to try to get them to work since I studied electrical engineering in college and worked in the industry designing electronics for 5 years after school. But I've found that actually playing the games, even the ones I loved as a kid, hold almost no joy now. The story of my life, really. Once I'm done with something, I virtually never return to it, with the exception of music. I mine the past for music I've loved at different stages of my life constantly.
It's this multi-faceted nature of your personality and behaviors that make your channel so interesting. You are a study in contradictions. And that just draws me further in.
Woww that was unexpected hahah I heard of Minecraft but I never took interest in that, I also think it's too hard for me 😂😂😂
It was a request from someone on here who has been begging me to do a video on it haha so I figured I'd give it a go 😂 a lot of fun but definitely hard!
@@SephPlays ohhh ok, I never understood the purpose of this game, I feel stupid cause it's so popular 😂 congratulations for really trying to figure things out, I would have quit a long time ago 😂 this video is so funny haha 😂
I don't like Minecraft but omg I'm dying soo funny 😂😂 maybe you should start another channel and name it "Seph Plays Games" 😂 although I think keeping up with one channel is already too much, but it would be interesting I feel like
I'm subbing for this
need more gaming videos from u😂❤
As the name implies, you can craft things to help you.
Yes please more Minecraft
Bro pro tip mine like one tree!M please
Normaly when i see a video about peoples playing minecraft for the first time, their way of playing gives me "common do that already!!" Vibe... but you have that little thing that makes me want to look at you struggling to understand...
Ps there is a few features like the "conduit" item that there is not a single clue in the game that tell you how to use it or what is its purpose... do not wories about that spoil... it is a thing that must be placed in a particular structure that you have to build and it grant you underwater breath within a range of the thing... ("have to"... not at all in fact... as you dont need it to finish the game and it does not stop or slow your progression... it is just a costy convenience for underwater playground)... nobody use it anyway...
Your comment made me laugh haha It's (schadenfreude) "Finding pleasure in other peoples misfortunes" 😂
Play more games, you should start a new channel solely for games. I would subscribe, like to see you play the last of us.
You can’t really be this bad at playing video games…
Heyyy! I thought I was doing well😅 I can't help it if the games hard ☠️
Fair enough I suppose. It’s just that in all of the blind let’s plays of Minecraft
I’ve watched, I’ve never seen someone just dive head first into a cave before learning that you can interact with the world. That’s definitely a first.
@@jimlight5137 ive been reading some of the comments here and I've gotten a tiny bit of advice here and there so next time I should be a little more prepared 😅