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Minecraft Generations

I've noticed lately that minecraft has been changing a lot. It's come so far from the small game I used to know. They've updated it a lot since I first started playing, bringing new mobs and abilities in with each one. But I'm sure many of you can agree with me here that there are a lot of things to miss about the original minecraft.

I don't know how early some of you started playing, you guys might have played since it first came out, but I started playing right after wolves became a mob. I'm not sure around which update that was, but I know it was before minecraft officially became a game. I remember one of the biggest things that annoyed me was the fact that you couldn't stack pork. You'd go up and kill some pigs, but it wouldn't actually have pork in a stack of 64. Each individual slot in your inventory would be filled with pork. I didn't mind it when I first played the game, but after when they came out with an update that made it so you could stack it, I realized how much easier that was.

I remember only one noise in the game bothered me. When you fell or started getting hurt your person would start saying oooh In a manly voice that just kind of creeped me out. I think the minecraft app for the phone still does this.

I think the only new mobs I've been around for that came out were the Enderman and the Horse. I remember when Notch first released news of the Enderman and what it was and what it did, most people were terrified. I'd watch all these fan-made videos of Enderman and how it could actually spawn behind you. I don't think I'm the only one that was kind of scared of the Enderman at first, or at least I hope. I wasn't around for the release of the creeper, but I'm assuming everyone was probably a little scared to walk outside at night.

Horses are the new thing at the moment. I didn't even really know they were adding them into the game until a day before they released 1.6.1. I'm really glad that they added them, for it's a great idea now that we actually have some sort of transportation on land other than running. I can't even image how minecraft was before you could run, even though I was around for that too.

I still miss minecraft the way it used to be, and I love how it is now. I just think it's interesting sometimes to think back to how it used to be, and compare it to how it is now.