Quick Important PSA
Fandom has been taking down those extremely intricate and helpful GameFAQs text guides because they're a terrible company run by rat bastards, so if you care about archiving those old guides for a smoother experience on the earliest generation of games, i've linked prograc's archive of just about every single one you can think of. make sure to download the whole 7z file (its ~2GB), as this is undoubtedly the most accurate and useful tool for anybody wanting to experience video game history.
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am i cooking or no
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dude zelda minish cap is literally so magical, its like a ghibli movie to me. sure tears of the kingdom has sprawling cg vistas or whatever BUT IN THE RAFTERS ABOVE THE BAKERY THE LITTLE GNOME PEOPLE HAVE OPENED A CAFE
this lil dude put a candle in a mug inside his home. this is like a fireplace to him. his tablecloth is a leaf. Are You Seeing This
you can shrink down and help an overworked shoemaker who fell asleep at his desk by fixing the shoes for him. look at this. you are smaller than his goddamn pinky finger
this guy LIVES inside a library book that he CARVED OUT!!!! u can see the freakin depth of the pages and how they overlap each other where he carved them. im crying. minish cap you will always be famous
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in love with this twitch channel that just streams random mythbusters episodes 24/7
https://www.twitch.tv/batteryjumper
the chat is always full of people trying to predict the outcomes of myths, laughing at jokes, and generally gushing over the science
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You're Floating
Thanks to a great idea from @why-bless-your-heart, here’s a melancholy sea shanty about a colony ship!
(Sing it to the melody of Four Hours.)
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Come, they said, into the stars
Let’s sail past Jupiter and Mars
You won’t miss a thing, no sight or sound
Except the way you stick to the ground
You’re floating
Feet off the hull
You’re floating
Brain in your skull
You’re floating
’Til we reach Earth Two
You’re floating
Grab your magnet shoes
Come, they said, into the black
It’s for the brave, no turning back
You’ll live your life ‘tween here and there
And maybe live to breathe fresh air
(chorus)
Come, they said, it’s for the best
We’ll leave that planet for the rest
And start a new one fresh and clean
With history books of what we’ve seen
(chorus)
Come, they said, soon we’ll have two
A pair of worlds for me and you
With instant travel that goes both ways
But only after we’ve spent our days
(chorus)
When I land on that Earth Two
I’ll plant my feet that’s what I’ll do
Bury me right there where I stand
Crushed by gravity I can’t withstand
I’m floating
No up and no down
I’m floating
Miss my old hometown
I’m floating
But what I miss more
I’m floating
Is when my feet stuck to the floor
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rhythm fighter from rhythm heaven fever
turn-based rhythm game. take your time
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a while back, out of sheer morbid curiosity, i went back to beta version 1.7.3 of minecraft (the earliest version i could find new records of people playing)
yknow, to see what was different and if it was still any good that far back
it was. um. not? i mean i guess i see the appeal but i couldn't play without the ability to sprint, no end, no enchanting, no hunger? but that's just me, again i see the appeal
then, again out of morbid curiosity, i upgraded to version 1.0.0, expecting a similar experience
i now have 142 hours on my 1.0.0 world.
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this version of minecraft is, compared to today's vision of minecraft, simple
so many things we tend to take for granted aren't there, like stained glass, hoppers, maps, item frames, villages, horses, stone walls... you get the point
i didn't expect to put more than an hour or so into this world before going back to my heavily-modded 1.16.5 world or making a new 1.20 world, but something about it just kept me entranced
there were simple goals and simple ways to reach it, but the basic gameplay was just so fun
i've always thought modern minecraft was kinda bloated, and this really cemented that feeling; we didn't need frogs or ocean monuments or horses or redstone comparators or any of the stuff that has been added since that time
yeah, it'd be nice for some of the modern quality of life features to be available like pressing ctrl to sprint or sheep being able to regrow their wool, but it's not needed
minecraft became popular because the concept is perfect as is; your imagination really fuels things
before i realized i was having so much fun, i was doing things i had never done before in my thousands of hours of minecraft, like building functional mob grinders, mining out slime chunks, and making elaborate redstone contraptions
(the walls of the lower room in this pic ^ are made of mushroom blocks... that i had to manually push into the room one by one with pistons because silk touch only gave solid brown mushroom blocks, no red ones)
when i decided i was getting bored of this world, i went to good ol curseforge and downloaded about a hundred mods for 1.16.5 and played that... for maybe five hours, then i went right back to 1.0.0. yeah, i know, those are kinda polar opposites in terms of content and bloat, but it says something, right?
(yes that's the animal crossing train station)
the one thing i ended up doing in this world that i had never done, that i honestly thought id never do, was go to the end and kill the enderdragon.
yeah, in thousands of hours playing this game, i never once beat it. id always make a world, dick around for a while, then stop playing and eventually come back and start the whole process again... that or id play on multiplayer servers. remember mineplex? i should ramble about that one day...
i had known about the ending poem, especially since the whole thing with it becoming public domain (have you read the author's blog post about that situation? where he talks about how he took a bunch of shrooms in the woods and God told him what to write, and the end poem was the result?) but i never read it because... well, i just never felt like it, really. reading it for the first time after my long playthrough of this simple, fun version of minecraft that i so quickly grew to love so much was... something else. id say you should read the poem (it's available online, obviously) but it really doesn't work nearly as well without the experience of a full minecraft playthrough backing it up.
all this talk and im not really sure what my point in all this is. i guess it's something along the lines of "you don't need everything to enjoy life. limitation breeds creativity, and simplicity can bring happiness." or something. i dunno, it's fuckin' minecraft. maybe try making a new world. and having fun.
oh yeah, also i never really got that "creepy feeling" most people seem to get in these older versions of minecraft. i got a little creeped out while strip mining but that's just me not liking corridors.
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you STOLE fizzy lifting drink!
i'm going to ULTRAKILL you!
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trying to figure out how to draw this cat
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staring into bulging, terrified eyes does nothing to calm me
out of my comfort but into a new type of comfort
-control
a feeling i can't remember having
a bag covers what's next, but only out of necessity
i would watch if i could
stepping into a rain that i don't notice through the task ahead
bang. bang. bang.
the bag hasn't moved, but i should make sure
it's only right
bang. bang.
it can't move anymore
bang.
shouldn't i feel bad?
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the logical conclusion to being into a lot of fucked up fetishes is that the fetishes get so fucked up that you wrap back around into having a fucked up "being normal" fetish
happens to the best of us
i blocked you for the lolicon thing but i kinda miss you :( need to chain you up in a basement somewhere until your brain is fixed. i can fix you
brainwashing me to not find the most fucked up things interesting… what the hell…
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god i fucking wish, look how cool and fun that place looks! dibs on the pretty bowling pins
screw the shape tierlist. Color tierlist when
is this where we're posting from today
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Counterspell
Artist: Zack Stella
TCG Player Link
Scryfall Link
EDHREC Link
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