every major minecraft update in 1 min 22 sec

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[brenblue]

It's interesting how showing just all the blocks, mobs, and items, doesn't fully capture how big or small an update was. Obviously, 1.18 was the biggest example of that, but for some other examples, 1.9, 1.13, 1.14, and 1.16 all felt smaller in this video than they do in actuality, whereas 1.12 feels much bigger than it really is

[melody]

Interesting how I feel like everything starting in 1.9 feels new to me.

[gecss]

Honestly 1.5 was one of the most useful updates. Many things with redstone that we're doing now wouldn't be possible without this update

[crungushakooter]

Skipping straight to release 1.0 and reading these comments, I feel ancient
My sons, let me tell you of a time before beds existed....

[milkuetea]

For some reason, 1.13+ feels "newer" than the previous updates. I don't know if it's because it has more stuff but yeah

[mcrobinyt]

For those who commented "1.18 just added the disc"

1.18 changed the whole overworld by adding overhaul terrain generation in the overworld. More drastic huge caverns and mountains plus added 2 biomes in caves (lush caves and dripstone caves, not to include deep dark) plus 6 sub biomes for the mountains (meadows, jagged peaks, snowy slopes, frozen peaks, groves, and stony peaks) Added whole new underground caves under y=0 (including old worlds which version is 1.17 and below) forcing to push the world limit to 320 to -64. Added deepslate caves (under y=0). Revamped mineshaft and added 3 type caves generation (cheese caves, spaghetti caves, and noodle caves). Changed mob spawn mechanic to make hostile mobs only spawn in complete darkness (light level 0). Spore blossoms now naturally generates meaning you can now obtain it on survival mode. Also added low local water level which is the water aquifers and lava aquifer and even more

1.18 doesn't have new blocks and items because they were all added in 1.17. Caves & Cliffs Pt. 1 & 2 are basically the same update but they got split because of pandemic.

[christopherparkin]

Jeez. I had forgotten we didnt even have granite or fences for every wood type until 1.8. Crazy how quickly new features become so integral to gameplay you forget there was a time they didnt exist

[georgeofhamilton]

Man, you shouldn’t have skipped the alpha and beta versions. Those were the days of creation.

[scyfinn]

1.2 is when I got my own account (previously had been sharing one), and even now, the Wither feels really new to me and I am always surprised by how old it really is. Also lol for that single Caves and Cliffs part 2 item (yes, I know it was a world gen update and I waited to update until after part 2 released so I could experience everything the way that it would've happened if things had gone according to plan).

[seanm]

Its crazy to think how far Minecraft has come and how many features we've gotten in each update but now we shall see what 1.20 will hold for us

[firegamingbg]

I remember how 1.7 just changed the feel of the game completely. Before that Minecraft was just a funny game to play but after, it felt like things are about to get more and more deep and the positive result of the update had shown the way to the next updates.

[Misi_]

1:15 "caves and clifs part 3"

[fcdean]

Lowkey, the 1.18 Caves & Cliffs: Part II (1:11) changed the whole game. I was so excited when I heard about this update, honestly I think everyone was.

[blackoverlord]

Other update: *tons of stuff added*
Update 1.18: *added a single disc*

[kolkagaming]

1:05 Nether update reminds me of COVID times.

[gabriel_cesar]

1:11 best update in the history of minecraft, i love how they changed the whole game and put various new mechanics for the game and much more items.

[mrhatsy]

Crazy to believe 1.8 came out so long ago with all the impact it's had in the community.

[iverkjellkken]

Started playing around 1.0/1.1, but always consider 1.2-1.4 to be (my) minecraft prime. Seeing this brought back a lot of memories. Thank you.

[eleazarreacts]

I remember when horses becoming a thing was groundbreaking

[TheWiseMysticalTree]

I love how Caves and Cliffs is just summed up as Otherside lol 😅😂 and yes before you tell me, I am aware of the impact this update actually had on the game. The new terrain generation was much needed and so when the Mountains won the biome vote, it was actually a great thing