#Dsmp

[mourninglamby]

Nikkkki genderz

literally spent like two hours on this for no reason but he/she cniki forever

[hopalongfairywren]

Happy 4th birthday DSMP you stupid awesome terrible dumpsterfire of a story. I think i'm just gonna be stuck here for the rest of my life. I need financial compensation.

[meijeri]

don’t think about it too much

[splatattackz]

you wouldn’t survive an hour in the asylum where they raised me

[pixelart203]

I keep seeing this one youtube video on my feed that is essentially "the Dream SMP was a good idea but executed poorly" and I just get very upset every time I see it because it's not inherently against the DSMP, but I just dont think people understand that it was never supposed to be what it ended up being.

It was literally a server for Dteam + friends to hang out on and mess around together without the constraints that youtube videos create. It then started to grow and more people were added and from there the lore started.

It wasn't some master plan that Dream made to blow up his popularity, it was a way to pass the time during the pandemic, and it just so happened that people were interested in crafting a story.

When the lore started to drop off a bit was when we were leaving the worst of the pandemic, people were able to go out and work on things away from minecraft.

ALSO the fans of the main lore were very vocal in how they wanted it to go, which created a struggle for the creators, as they didn't want to go that way but they also didn't want to upset their fans.

Creators struggled to work together to write lore, creators were really sick and really depressed and didn't prioritise the lore, which upset fans and created a rift between fandoms.

I don't think people really understand that, as the DSMP didn't become super popular until the lore started so they believe it was a lore server from the beginning. It was just a server for people to hang out on and make the pandemic a little less lonely, which helped so many people no matter how all over the place it got.

[boygirlctommy]

happy birthday to media <33333

[lazy30]

Escape the pandora vault in a nutshell or something lmao

[utkaaah]

MY FAV TOMMY

[uftopia]

so I says to the guy …

Something to get my hand going

[theokapuco]

hehehe clementine

[prisonpodcast]

sorry for no art lately take this prison podcast doodle that I decided to finish :D

[plaguethewaters]

me, in my head: eheheh image full of detail and little things will be great :))

me, fourteen hours into a single image: euhghghhhhhhhhhhhh

anyway please click for details spare my suffering

[lmanburgseulogy]

Do you think the l’manburg river was just a little bit too shallow. Because when their home was being blown up, they jumped straight for it. The nature of their home was their protection.

The universe must not have loved them too much, though, because when you hope to drown in this water it never worked. When you wish for the current to bring you under so you never have to watch your home be destroyed, no one listens. No matter how loud you shout your prayers, no one can hear you over the booming sound of your defeat.

but you’ll still be reminded of how you’re not a kid anymore because the water barely reaches your waist. Maybe in the past, it would’ve overtaken you. now you’re limbs are too long and your maturity seems to be your downfall.

[hopalongfairywren]

I still think they should make a netflix documentary on it and I mean the whole thing so far the video essays on it kind of failed to capture the DSMP in it's entirety. Like they'd talk about the 'main storyline' and then skim over everything else and that really does a disservice to the whole thing. I think that server should be a case study in like how adolescent creativity was impacted by the pandemic because there's really no way to recreate what was a bunch of young adult gamers and making them do theater.

[endbie]

nothing else. Just aro / ace Tommy.

[lmaoayanna]

you wouldn’t last an hour in the asylum where they raised me