I started playing Minecraft single-player...

 Today I created a Minecraft world on the version 1.16.5. Why on this version in particular? Well, it was the last version I felt happy playing it, and also it in my opinion it was the last version to retain the old gameplay but not in a way which felt too old.

Now that I have given a brief explanation to why I choose this specific version, let's get into the world details! The world I'm playing on has the seed -343522682, which is the seed of the demo world that is created if you don't have Minecraft bought on PC.

The curent "home".

Why I choose this seed? Well, back in the autumn of 2018, I started playing Minecraft. But because my mom was very anti-buying games, I played on the demo world. The demo world in particular left a very weird mark on my soul, it was like a familiar place that was at the same time unknown. And that's why I love it!

So, with that second explanation out of the way, let me tell you about the current induration of the world. As soon as I created it, I rushed into getting a bed using shears. Because I know that killing too many animals around the spawning chunks will lead into them not spawning throughout the world.

After that I made myself a cozy little home in the famous cave, where I first put down my bed all the way back in 2018. After that I started looting one shipwreck round spawn and started to make my base.

The state of the base so far.

After marking some foundation to my base, I started to mine a bit. But as you can tell by the time I posted this post, I didn't get too far with that.

Anyways! I think I've finally found that lost happiness to playing Minecraft. Now that I started this world, I will set myself one rule. One important rule that I cannot break under any circumstances. That rule is that I'm not allowed to cheat, even if I'm in big danger.

I set myself this rule because I did not beat Minecraft in the right way once in my life! I mean it was always like once I got to the end, I wound just do /kill @e[type=ender_dragon] and that was it! And now I feel bad for not doing it correctly, so that's why I'm setting myself this rule!