by tangent » Mon Apr 07, 2025 2:48 pm
I had this idea to start a Minecraft series where I start with the oldest version (oldest major version, I want to use bug fixes of course) my client can download, and then when hitting certain milestones or after a certain amount of time, I upgrade to the next major version.
I really need ideas for goals and such. I keep starting Minecraft series and never finishing them. This is that again, but I'm hoping this time to make it an ever-world. I've tried doing the ever-world idea before as well, but ran into problems with corruption. I also tried it with mods, which was kind of a mistake.
I'm hoping that by sticking to vanilla and slowly upgrading the world over time, I can recapture some of the nostalgia I have for Minecraft, and avoid the fomo of not having cool mods or future features. Be chill about it, ya know?
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Also I'm going to edit forum permissions to allow guests to post here for now because I just started this forum and should do something to make it more approachable tbh.
I had this idea to start a Minecraft series where I start with the oldest version (oldest major version, I want to use bug fixes of course) my client can download, and then when hitting certain milestones or after a certain amount of time, I upgrade to the next major version.
I really need ideas for goals and such. I keep starting Minecraft series and never finishing them. This is that again, but I'm hoping this time to make it an ever-world. I've tried doing the ever-world idea before as well, but ran into problems with corruption. I also tried it with mods, which was kind of a mistake.
I'm hoping that by sticking to vanilla and slowly upgrading the world over time, I can recapture some of the nostalgia I have for Minecraft, and avoid the fomo of not having cool mods or future features. Be chill about it, ya know?
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Also I'm going to edit forum permissions to allow guests to post here for now because I just started this forum and should do something to make it more approachable tbh.