these are my deaths from non-MC games:

DMC: randomly chose son of sparda difficulty and was killed by angel demons... :I
Assassin's creed 4: eaten by shark :O
Tom Clancys Rainbow Six: Vegas: dat point blank -_-

Hype...

HYPE!!!

I was in the middle of fighting a bunch of zombies on a windows 8.1 laptop when suddenly...



On windows 8/8.1 laptops, whenever your laptop's battery runs low a huge message gets put on your screen. You can't interact with anything else until you click the ok button. With the overlay in the way, the zombies killed me.

Hey, this isn't an error but close enough to the topic, right?

The first time I went on payed minecraft:
YAY, I just built a house!
OMG what the hell is that!
DEAD!
.....
it was herobrine.

ok

kitpvp me and a player who couldn't beat each other (we were equally good) were fighting, and then i lagged. then i said i was lagging and he killed me.

2 mins later chat says

<Selene011>im lagging plz stop
and then thay said
<person>stop what ur at spawn?

my worst death was this: I went onto a server (not sayin' names or stuff...) and I had hardly any credit so I kept teleporting back to where I was and a zombie killed me! wouldn't be so bad if I didn't have an RPG and a TYPE95 and about... 21 diamonds...

My worst death was actually a series of deaths racked up by my cousin. I let him play with my game when it was still 1.7.9 and on my old computer, he somehow and defying all my mathematical answers saying improbable, racked up a death count of 239,000 in an hour. I tried a series of test for the most efficient killing system out of them all, but all of my statistical data in the end kept saying that what he did was not even remotely probable to do. I decided after my third headache to shrug my shoulders and watch america's next top model with a beer or two [the women were the only thing interesting me fyi]

About 98% of my total deaths in all the games I've played is when I kill myself, on purpose, without reason. 26% of that 98% is jumping of a cliff, 53% dropping all the explosives I have collected in the last 400 hours of Fallout: NV gameplay around me and throwing armed grenade at my feet. The other 19% are other forms of suicide.

Well, after playing Team Fortress 2, I decided to play some Minecraft (with mods). I had a rocket launcher. Then I thought: "What about rocket jumps in Minecraft?". I aimed the rocket under my feet, I shot, and I exploded.

Worst minecraft death? well, lets see...
I was playing regular singleplayer 1.6 when then 1.7 update came out. naturally I updated and then when I went back into the world, everything glitched out and my house was halfway stuck in a chunk error. I walked in and fell through the world. After that, everything was fine, but I was falling for about an hour. I hated every single moment

I finished drawing something in PaintTool SAI.

Windows crashed before I saved.

I don't feel like drawing for a while now .

My other worst death was jumping falling in lava while digging horizontal

lets see...
soo many windows BSOD then i went to Linux happy ever since... expt that overclocking i did for the first time didnt go soo well. fried my cpu, ram, and motherboard

Worst Minecraft death? When I was a noob, I had my "awesome" world, with all that cool stuff I single-player-commanded in xD . One day I went mining, and got into a huge cave system. I hadn't thought to write down the coordinates of my home, so naturally I got lost. It got to the point where I figured the only way to get home was to die and respawn at my house, so, "Jermiik tried to swim in lava." Losing my stuff (although I doubt I had much of anything, especially that I couldn't just scp back in xD ) made me stop playing Minecraft for months, until I finally worked up the courage to play again .

computer couldnt breathe
it killed itself

I was playing with my modpack. so i was setting up IC2 regular miners and BC quarries, then all of a sudden i exploded. then i remembered why: i was in my a minefield and stumbles on a Stone mine (it was really a stealth mine i forgot about, disguised as a stone block. You can do almost anything with mods)

Well, one day I started getting a long stream of BSOD's. I make a new file, BSOD. Click start menu, complete freeze for 5 minutes, BSOD. Haven't had a BSOD for 5 minutes?

BSOD.

So I scanned my hard drive (which at the time was ~10 years old and had been used probably every minute of those years) and SMART said something along the lines of 56% corruption.

Chkdsk, I stopped counting at 1000 errors.

After chkdsk, 10 minutes. Then it all started again.

Needless to say where the hard drive went next week.