#Moons ecosistem

[crypto28ro]

De ce Reddit Moons Este Următorul Bitcoin – Nu Rata Șansa Vieții Tale!

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[rhulyon]

Of course. It has to do with anxiety and monsters (i dont even remember of the first version I played had even food implemented yet). I knew monsters existed but never seen one. I knew creepers existed that could blow up your home and destroy hours of work if you were not carefull. I knew spiders existed and i had a terrible arachnophobia. But i did not how strong they were or how they behave exactly. So when the sun went down I hided on my house and barricaded until it went up again expecting to my walls be destroyed by an army of creepers after which I would have to fight hordes of spiders until the sun come up again. But that never happened. So i eventually started assuming that, or creepers could not spot my house, or I have barricaded very well. So i started mining on the night, mining galleries and illuminate everything while doing so. After i finished a alley I closed it so no monster could be hiding in the corners waiting to ambush me. I was avoiding any recipe that consisted in monster parts and until that point i thought i was doing pretty well because my tactics were making me able to play minecraft without encountering monsters. Then the inthinkable happened: my mine found a cave which i could not reach to see the end. And minecraft in all its glory thought this was the perfect time to play one of their omnius cave music. My brain pretrained by countless other games only could think on one think: boss battle. And judging the size of the cave i thought a 15 meter spider was waiting to devour me in one bite. So i did the only think i could do and went back putting 15 meters of blocks between me and the massive spider trying to buy me time. A week had passed since i started playing minecraft and that massive spider seemed to be extending their hole towards my home. I had to be ready to fight it before it destroyed everything. But it was massive, using a sword would be a suicide. I needed a bow to fight that abomination and only could get silk to craft it by killing spiders. So I armed myself until the teeth and waited for the night to what I presuponed would be my doom in the hopes of getting some silk. I opened the door and waited close at the afternoon. Then the moon rised up and i saw nothing. No creepers, no spiders, not a single monster ready to eat my face. I venture to the wilds firmly yet slowly thinking that they should be a part of the ecosistem and it was arrogant of me thinking that the monsters would come close when they had to survive on their own and wouldnt spend all their life hunting the only human in existence. They would starve. So I wandered for what it seemed like an eternity and found nothing at all. Then i decide to do what I should have done from moment one to see what the hell is going on, and opened the wiki on the page on monsters. It says their quantity depends on the difficulty settings. I opened the difficulty setting to see what difficulty i was playing on: Peaceful. I bursted laughting for a while hour.

Sorry for the long text but i wanted to record the feelings as accurate as posible of the experience.

I remember that i started playing minecraft ironically and that got me into the conclusion that i shouldn't judge things by its cover, that honor is a social crafted concept only to stop me for playing minecraft, and that peacefull can be the most terrifying experience when you don't know you are playing on peacefull