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transphilza · 2 years
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random anon casting its vote for ur next third life pov to watch: martyn. he has really solid editing and really solid storytelling and That Dogwarts Sure Can Duo Too and also scar and grian cut a lot out of their povs that martyn doesn't and it makes for two wildly different interpretations on those characters (there's a whole epic chase sequences that scar just,, cuts? for some reason?)
YOOOO nice thank you it is on the list now!!!! it is always so fun to see the other side of the story that’s one of the coolest things about smps like this methinks. hell yeah
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concorp · 2 months
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MCYT Eras Concept
For a long time, I've thought of MCYT as divided into different eras. I've finally decided to refine the idea and write it out. I feel it's a good way to define things, rather than just "old school" and "modern", as the bar for each of those have shifted drastically over time. Please do note that a lot of how I describe these eras is mostly from my own perspective, but I do think the overall divisions work well for MCYT as a whole!
Era 1 - The "OG" Era (2009 - 2011)
The beginning of Minecraft and MCYT. Much content at this point was traditional lets plays, simple tutorials and showing off early innovations in redstone.
Era 2 - The "Classic" Era (2012 - 2014)
This era encompasses what is often considered the peak of many iconic "old school" groups and series. Team Crafted, Mindcrack, the various Yogscast Tekkit series, and many, many more.
It's difficult to describe everything that made up the classic era in a succinct manner. It was the true rise of SMPs, Adventure Maps, Minecraft Animations, Parodies, Mod Reviews, MCRP, and so, so much more. Minecraft was unavoidable on YouTube back then.
Era 3 - The "Gap" Era (2015 - 2017)
The "gap" era is named for the lull in MCYT's popularity. In this period of time, it was seen more as a niche, compared to the massive popularity it saw before and after.
This era saw the "death", or at least massive dips in popularity to many formerly wildly popular groups and ccs, as viewers interests changed and moved onto other things.
Many series came and went during this era, but weren't properly appreciated until after their time.
Era 4 - The "Revival" Era (2018 - 2019)
This era, due to a combination of many factors, was MCYT's return to mainstream. Many people returned to both singleplayer series and servers. Episodic SMPs old and new such as Hermitcraft and Truly Bedrock, began experimenting more with the lines between gameplay, story and improv.
This era also saw the rise of streaming based series, such as SMPLive, SMPEarth, and Minecraft Monday.
Era 5 - The "Lockdown" Era (2020 - 2022)
Much of this era is defined by the new heights reached during covid lockdowns. This era kicked dozens if not hundreds of the careers of those who grew up watching MCYT during the OG and Classic eras.
This era is admittedly very defined by the DSMP, rocketing MCYT and specifically MCRP into a level of popularity unseen before. Second, and as just as important to this era is MCC, bringing together so many personalities from all over the MCYT sphere who otherwise would likely have never interacted on a monthly basis.
A massive innovation in this era was also the introduction of the Simple Voice Chat mod to many servers, now a staple of most multiplayer content.
Era 6 - The Current Era (2023 - Present)
Unnamed as of yet, as it is still ongoing, the current era of MCYT has so far been defined by not only the continued rise of many smaller, younger MCYTs. But largely, and undoubtedly, by the QSMP.
Not only has it redefined what an SMP can be through its gameplay. It has brought the international MCYT community is closer together now than ever, crossing language and cultural barriers previously rarely touched.
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This concept of mine isn't fully solidified, and is up to be more refined. I would love to hear y'all's thoughts and feedback about these divisions and the idea overall!
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quohotos · 9 months
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As a kid who grew up watching the yogscast and only just joined this site, I find the act of shipping minecraft YouTubers so alien. I'm sure it happened back then and I just didn't see it, but when I was a kid my minecraft content came from scrungly thirty year olds who said "fuck" so I had to hide it from my parents. They were usually bad at the game and referenced movies I'd never heard of (or just as likely, world of warcraft). They were like the cool uncles I got to hang out with at the big family wedding.
The modern model of minecraft playing elf-princes that people want to draw smooching eachother, or smooch themselves, always catches me off guard.
This isn't a value judgement, just a reminder that time passes, things change, and that no one is ever going to have the childhood you did so you should stop expecting them to
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darksouls2yuri · 1 year
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speaking of yogscast and hatred i literally hate those british men so fucking much she puts on moonquest and to the core and the minecraft videos because she grew up watching those and i fly into a rage i cant stand it especially of the remote isnt working or shes sleeping on it and i cant turn it off bc then it switches to some recent vod and i have to look at them or watch them talk about nothing i hate it
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maeo-png · 3 years
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“mcyt stans all suck”
simon yogscast did not sing Bonnie Tyler’s “Holding out for a hero” as a minecraft version for you to say that
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So YouTube is celebrating 1 trillion views on Minecraft content or something like that, and they made like a playlist of some of the videos, and it’s all people like TommyInnit, DreamSMP, Pewdiepie (and others I’ve never even heard of), and while, yeah, in recent years they’ve had people watching Minecraft content, wHY do people constantly forget about the OGs like SkyDoesMinecraft, Deadlox, TrueMU, IHasCupquake, SetoSorcerer, BajanCanadian and the original MCYT community? Even fuckign Stampy and Yogscast aren’t on that playlist ffs!
SUre, Dream and Tommy and Pewds all repopularised Minecraft content in the last couple of years and I agree it should be recognised, but a large percentage of those views are nostalgia trips from people who grew up with the og MCYT and I’m genuinely upset that the hard work they put in for years yet again goes unnoticed. Sure, some of the are.... not great people, and I wouldn’t expect YouTube to promote, ya know, people on the sex offenders register, but not even a single Cupquake video is being put into the spotlight? No Stampy? No BajanCanadian who still plays Minecraft to this day and was part of Team Crafted for crying out loud?!
It just feels like the people that put Minecraft on the map, the reason that the game has 1 trillion YouTube views and is arguably the biggest sandbox game ever made are being forgotten in place of people who have only been playing for a short amount of time, and creators who aren’t even big in the MCYT community at all that haven’t made an impact (and also a certain creator who faked their speed run, and then lied and gaslit their fans about it when they got caught and still denies it because they’re a pos). I’m glad that YouTube are recognising the MCYT community, but to not pay homage to those who started it all, Team Crafted especially, feels extremely wrong. Those boys worked incredibly hard for so many years, they were a well oiled machine constantly pumping out content, they were the ones that made Minecraft what it is, no exceptions, and YouTube deciding not to credit all of that hard work.. maybe it’s because they were a huge part of my life growing up and shaped me into, well, me, but I really don’t like how the only old creator on that playlist is LDShadowlady (I’m not hating on her, I’m just saying she shouldn’t be the only old creator on that playlist). It’s feels wrong to not see the people that gave Minecraft its crown have absolutely no recognition at all /:
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daisycraft · 2 years
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hello, I hear you are a space operator? Could you pretty please tell me about False and Martyn's home planet (Lumia, was it called?) it sounds so magical and cool from what i've heard :D
Yes I am!! :D
I think we named the home planet Coruscate (planets names are always in the back of our minds other than one or two that stick), but False and Martyn's species is called the lumian! It's originally from Yogscast lore iirc and we adopted it and went off with our own worldbuilding :3
Lumians are bioluminescent, and they very much are not the only ones! Their home planet is heavily vegetated, with massive trees covering majority of the sky from the ground below. So a lot of species, flora and fauna alike, adapted in different ways. Some developed the ability to see in the dark, and some species completely rid of sight all together, investing in their other senses because light was so sparse. But some, like the lumians, are bioluminescent and produce their own light in order to survive in Coruscate’s dark canopied jungles.
Everything on their home planet seems much, much bigger than them. Lumians tend to have civilizations carved out of the massive trees, and take advantage of the native creatures to get around, such as flying creatures and tree climbers. (Even though I never watched Yogs, I did do quite a fair bit of worldbuilding on lumian society for Space Opera!) Everything feels gigantic when you’re lumian-sized, from the giant glowing mushrooms to the massive squid creatures that croon beneath your boats in the shimmering rivers.
When talking visuals of their planet, I always refer to the movie Avatar! From space, Coruscate a very dark planet because of the tree canopies acting as a shield. But once you break through the leaves, there's all these lights and colours of things that live in the dark through bioluminescence. Most glow on this planet, particularly when it comes to lumians, is a substance called bioneos! It's a natural substance with a wide range of colours that give off a bright glow and is used for a number of different uses across native species, such as self-defense, camouflage, courting, and familial recognition.
However, Martyn and False may be from the same planet, but they're from very different worlds. False moved very early in her childhood while Martyn stayed before shipping off to attend college, and thus they grew up in different cultures. It's extremely rare for lumians to leave the planet, and even though they left at different stages of life, both feel alienated from the home society.
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strifesolution · 3 years
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As someone who’s primary Yog was Martyn, back in the day, you are doing the lords work bringing back his old lore. I applaud you.
Listen, if no one ELSE is gonna do it, I will. He is my BOY i watched him before i watched any Yogscast series and I will defend him with my life. I started watching when i was 12 i like grew up with him ;_; my old yog rp group can confirm the 1st online nickname i had was literally Sapling
nothing has brought me more joy than watching the mostly deserted old tag for martyn on tumblr be filled up by 3rd fans discovering him for the first time and appreciating him............sobs
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Christmas ADVENTure s1 out of context: 
(I might’ve gotten some people mixed up I don’t know the yogscast very well, I got Henry and Lewis’s voices mixed up a lot at first) (also yes I am 100% gonna do one for s2) 
Lewis: It was nice yesterday, we had a-an eventful uh- 
Martyn: You call that nice?! WE GOT ATTACKED!!! I got killed by a witch 3 times, the house blew up, and Toby still exists!! You call that nice?! 
Lewis: We haven’t got a stocking filler now get your ass down here now, young man. 
Martyn: But, but, but- 
Henry: Get. Down. 
Lewis: Get down here yon-now young man. 
Toby: Straight to bedtime for you! without supper. 
Martyn: Oh god, how do I even get down from here? 
Lewis: Just jump. I’ll catch you. 
Martyn: everyb-everyb-everybo- ’unintelligible’ com o’er ere!! EH-I fOund a bIg  bloody TREE!!! 
Lewis: You somehow managed to make yourself a poison one didn’t you? 
Toby: No! I-I was-it was swiftness. 
Henry: You were being genuine! I thought you were trying to kill me! 
Martyn: Ow. Oh, SHIT NO! NO! FUCK! NO! FU-NO THISISTHEWORSTIDEAEVER 
Lewis: Oh I can enchant my festive poky stick here. 
Lewis: Living here, with the Grinch I’ve come to expect this. 
Martyn: Yeah we just come to expect that our friends get kidnapped. 
Martyn: Why do we always get impaled so much? 
Henry: Cows! I’ve found some cows! 
Toby: *sheep noises* 
Martyn: I swear we just do this like every 3 or 4 months we run out of content so we come back to the egg jokes. 
Lewis: Beat the balls out of it. 
Toby: Beat the ball- you mean beat the eggs out of it? 
Lewis: Oh-yeah yeah. 
Martyn: *trying to make a cake with sugar cane* Um, it-it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these- 
Martyn: Good morning Henry
Henry: Morning!
Martyn: Good morning Toby
Toby: Morning!
Martyn: Good morning Lewis!
Lewis: *barfing noise* 
Toby: Who put flowers in my milk? 
Toby: *falls in lava* AHHH-AHHH NO! NO! 
Martyn: Oh Toby! 
Toby:  *pushes Henry into lava* 
Henry: WHAT?! Don’t punch me in! 
Martyn: *pushes Lewis into lava* Oh noooo! Oh nooo it’s such a travesty! 
Martyn: You pulled on his crotch. Wow Toby. 
Toby: Is it just me or did he say ‘on the 12th day of Christmas my true love gave to me Kate Moss’? 
Martyn: No??? 
Lewis: ‘Said 12 gold bars you idiot. 
Toby: *choking on biscuits* ‘we gonna start that? 
Martyn: YES! Toby’s dying yaaay! 
Lewis: Look at what we’ve done to that one! 
Martyn: Hah-god. Skinny ass tree. 
Lewis: I am the acorn master. They call me squirrel boy! 
Toby: You guys, grew a tree in me? 
Martyn: Yeah, it’s fine. 
Henry: TOBY it’s a children’s program! 
Toby: If you were ever a farmer I’d call you farmer woody. 
Martyn: Farmer woody? 
Henry: It’s a children’s program! 
Toby: Can I be really derpy and ask why we’re plantin’ trees around the christmas tree? 
Martyn: Because the christmas tree was a bit lonely! 
Lewis: Alright mister ‘let me whip out my red one.’ 
Martyn: Yeah? That’s right-I don’t know what that means but ok-yeah! 
Martyn: Oh my god the path is starting to fog up again, there we go. 
Toby: Fog up? 
Martyn: And I did say fog, not something else. 
Lewis: Fog off Toby. 
Henry: Uh, fog. 
Toby: Fog you too. 
Martyn: Ohhh snap. 
Henry: He went there. 
Martyn: Fog my life. 
*everyone continues to make fog jokes in the exact same way as the session 1 AHA jokes* 
Martyn: *whispering to Toby* Oh I so wanna punch you right now. 
Martyn: Did you fall to your death Toby? 
Toby: I did-I’ve- I’m sorry. 
Martyn: God, that wasn’t even our faults. 
Martyn: How did you get stuck there? (in a chimney) 
Some dude: Well, can you guess who it was? 
Martyn: Oh, god- 
Henry: Toby. 
Henry: Not many people have a walk-in calendar, Toby. 
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transphilza · 2 years
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im really grateful for a lot of mcyts (but especially tommy and wilbur) because ive been watchign them since i was 12 (about 4 years now) and theyve boruhg tme a lot fo comfort and laughs since then. its been crazy awesome to see them row as people and creators
awwwww sooo true!! watching them grow and change has been such a treat
i’ve watched mcyts since i was a little kid back in the days of mianite and the yogscast and whatnot, those were the ones i grew up with! this group of creators have brought me so much comfort as well i’m so glad we have them and their streams to look forward to
be /pos about mcyt/mcytblr
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chillywillow1 · 3 years
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I wanna look up minecraft art but I know these days it's gonna be thousands of mcyt art
I just want classic vanilla mc art, and if it has to be mcyt show me the classic guys I grew up with like Yogscast or Skydoesminecraft or Antvenom or Chimneyswift11 or...you get the idea :)
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griffintail · 3 years
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Everyone be like, I grew up on DanTDM or Skydoesminecraft or Captain Sparkles.
Here’s my ass who grew up on the Yogscast.
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bitchinthematrix · 3 years
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So I bit the bullet and started watching the Dream SMP... holy fucking shit I’m enjoying it
Obviously I’m enjoying it because it’s pretty good. But, as an old person who grew up with the British minecraft youtuber team ‘the Yogscast’
The vibes of scripted improvisation, sometimes serious- sometimes nonsensical acting, and just general tomfoolery bring me right back in a way that’s nostalgic but also refreshing
almost cried when the first wave of nostalgia hit so sorry if this doesn’t make much sense
10/10. Would watch countless hours of these streams again. Also I’d trust Philza with my life
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shepscapades · 4 years
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Yogscast Starter Pack/Master Post
Hello!! I’ve had quite a few people express interest in exploring the Yogscast’s content recently! The yogs fandom’s source of content is a little hard to pin down and it’s kind of a lot of information, so I wanted to put together a more thorough compilation of summaries and places to start for anyone who’s not sure or just curious! Below the cut is my Yogscast Start Kit Master PostTM. 
I hope this helps, and don’t hesitate at all if you have any questions :)
Who are the Yogscast?
The Yogscast is a large group of youtubers who have a history of creating largely Minecraft-based content; they create stories, develop characters, and create lore-filled worlds through the many facets of minecraft that’s essentially been modded to hell.
This content isn’t just in one place or with one group of people, but rather a large collection of pairs, individuals, and groups of yogscast (and non-yogscast) members who’ve created a large number of respective series, often featuring a specific modpack, specific characters, a specific storyline, etc.
For example, Simon and Lewis (Honeydew and Xephos are their characters, respectively) are the main two individuals that started the Yogscast youtube channel,  Duncan later joins them, they become the main three yogscast icons, sips and sjin become the secondary two, and it goes on and on as the fanbase and number of creators grew. This means that, collectively, there are a…. STUPID large amount of different minecraft series that can technically be filed under “yogscast minecraft lore/ universe”.
Most of their series are unscripted, but they follow general arcs or set goals (e.g. going to space, building a jaffa cake factory, becoming proficient at a specific mod, etc). This allows hilarity to ensue when everything inevitably doesn’t go anyone’s way lmao
Oh cool, w. where am I supposed to even start, then
Compilations are always a good go-to if you’re interested in getting a feel for personalities, humor, and content style (I recommend looking up Yogscast Ultimate Edition videos!). If you’re just looking for a place to dive in, you’ve got a couple of options! I’ve sorted everything below by creator, as most yogs creators tend to do series within a specific set or group of people.
MAIN CREATORS & THEIR SERIES:
Lewis (Xephos) and Simon (Honeydew): These two are the “main two” figure heads of the yogscast! They started the main Yogscast channel about a decade ago and started their minecraft beginnings with the infamous series “Shadow of Israphel.” Xephos, the Spaceman and the one with the braincell, and Honeydew, the dwarven brawn and charisma of the two, also often team up with Duncan, as the three of them are featured in some of the Yogs’ most well-known minecraft series.
              Shadow of Israphel –  The OG series! Started all the way back when Minecraft was in beta, as soon as multiplayer became available. No mods, eventually scripted when NPCs are introduced. Hilarious interactions between NPCS and our heroes, and the nostalgic series that most every Yogs fan holds close to their heart!
              The Jaffa Factory –  Modpack: “Tekkit.” This was the first big modded minecraft series they did, and the beginning of the trend of hosting huge servers that almost every yog member hosted a different series on. Not scripted. Duncan (Lalna or Lividcoffee) joins them for the first time, and from this point on, they become a trio! unscripted and a mess. Sips and Sjin also eventually join!
              Moonquest –  Modpack: “MoonQuest.” Lewis, Simon, and Duncan attempt reaching the moon! It’s… in more than one way, a tad bit disastrous. This is the era when the Yogs started making songs and animations based off their minecraft series! (Watch this!) unscripted and disastrous.
             Yoglabs – Simon and Lewis. This one was a weekly mod review that developed into some questionable behavior via Lewis (Xephos). Really enjoyable, not chronological (each episode is independent, more or less- you can watch out of order)! It spans most of the entirety of their time on youtube. Various mods, just Simon and Lewis. (Watch this!) Most episodes of this series end up with Simon blowing up Yoglabs tbh
 Duncan (Lividcoffee, or Lalna) and Kim (Nanosounds): Lalna, or lividcoffee, is the well-known mad scientist of the server! His personality tends to change depending on the context and series, but when he’s with kim, he’s a friendly goof! Kim/Nano, his apprentice, starts as a true-to-definition noob at minecraft and eventually becomes a pro with magics and whatever Lalna happens to teach her! These two have their own narrative and call their storyline series “Flux Buddies,” which involves them trying to cure Kim’s infection of a magic substance called “Flux.” Good Duo. Pure. Eventually, drama with clones ensue!
              The Apprentice –  Their first series, in the “Tekkit” Era. It’s worth noting that Duncan has a solo series in the “Tekkit” Era called Duncan’s Laboratory as a precursor to The Apprentice as well. The apprentice is worth checking out just to see what happens to Kim, how she becomes fluxed, and what the aftermath is, but that’s p much it imo. Primarily unscripted, save for when Nano becomes fluxed!
              Flux Buddies –  Flux Buddies is the biggest/longest-running series, with several “seasons”. It begins after the events of The Apprentice, with…
              Flux Buddies –  Panda Labs! Kim explores witchcraft, they explore several different facets of science and magic, and Duncan begins the search on how to unflux kim! It’s kind of his fault, so he feels pretty bad about it,,
              Flux Buddies 2,3, and 4 –  A continuation, with more mods and more hijinks! Becomes more scripted as villain characters Lalnable Hector and Specimen 5 (clones of Lalna and Nano) are introduced!
              Flux Baddies –  A spinoff, featuring Lalnable and Specimen 5 as the main duo! Half scripted; an evil perspective on the Flux Buddies plot! This series is hilarious because half the time Duncan and Kim are trying to get stuff done, and half the time they’re trying (struggling) to stay in character as the mega bad-guys of the series.
Sips and Sjin: Sips and Sjin are the famous, much loved duo of the yogscast! These two are the, er. Magnificent, definitely not gay at all nope,, duo in charge of ‘Sips Co.,’ the Dirt Company! CEO Sips and his lackey Sjin (<also architect and farmer) are an absolute disaster. But like,, in the best way possible. They spend the majority of their time in each series bantering instead of getting anything done, but everyone accepts that its just part of the charm.
              Sipsco. (Sips and Sjin Tekkit) –  Modpack: “Tekkit.” This occurs at the same time as the Jaffa Factory! Sips and Sjin build up their dirt empire whilest also making sure to spy on and keep an eye on those weird Jaffa Factory goons and their girl scout cookies. Unscripted and hilarious! These two eventually go over and join the Jaffa Factory boys (Honeydew, Xeph, and Lalna!)
              (Most of Sips and Sjin’s series follow the same formula: Get started, joke around, never really finish the series. Even still, they’re iconic to watch and enjoyable to listen to C: This goes for):
              Volts –  IMPORTANT NOTE: if you decide not to watch any of sips and sjin, just watch this. somehow this is completely unscripted, but THE BEST
              Sipsco Space Program –  Occurs at the same time as “Moonquest”. These dopes try to get to Mars. Clone hijinks eventually ensue, briefly. Unscripted
              Cheat Police –  A pun on the series “Magic Police” (In which Sjin and Duncan attempt to jail all of the most powerful mages on the server). They try to call out all of the “cheaters” on the server. The dopes fool around in creative mode while trying to call out everyone else who uses creative mode.
 Zoey and Rythian: These two only have one series, but it’s one of the yogscast’s most known! Rythian, the serious, vengeful, loner-type endermage and hater of science, recruits Zoey as his apprentice (goofy, friendly, passive, interested in both science and magic)! These two are complete opposites but a much-loved duo!
              The Blackrock Chronicle –  Three short seasons long, this series follows Rythian as he recruits Zoey (and their sharpshooting, mute dinosaur, Teep,) to get payback and revenge on Sjin and Duncan for nuking and destroying the “old world” (The first tekkit server, unrecorded). He’s also determined to prove to them the superiority of his magic and the flaws of science; conflict arises when Zoey, his mage apprentice, also expresses interest in becoming a scientist. This series’ events are scripted, and includes cameos of many other loveable yogs folks (including Nilesy, Duncan, Ravs, and Zylus n Daltos).
^This one is a must-watch for sure!! A very heart felt and endearing series!
 Strife and Parvis: These two, another well known duo by the fandom, are a fun pair for sure! (They’re my personal favorite, so I’m a tad bit biased,,) William Strife is a no-nonsense, cutthroat business man and CEO of his solutions company, Strife Solutions. Not particularly fond of magic. Alex Parvis, absolutely-all-of-the-nonsense guitarist, chaotic newby who Strife hires? Adopts? Is burdened with? Strife is forced to teach Parv the ways of minecraftia and whatnot, much to Strife’s chagrin. Parv becomes a very chaotic bloodmage.
              Solutions in Chaos –  Their first series, taking place in the Chaosville server. Will, arriving for the first time ever in minecraftia, begins to explore the region before Parvis shows up, exclaiming that lewis sent him to be taught minecraft by strife. Strife now must babysit this child and teach him minecraft. Hilarity and much exasperation ensues.
              Blood and Chaos –  Following Parv’s series with Martyn (Inthelittlewood) ‘Heroes of Mine’ (in which they explore Ars Magica), Parv finds Blood Magic Items and insists that Strife helps him become the most powerful blood mage on the server! Strife does not approve At All n doesn’t really wanna be involved in this whatsoever, but he thinks parv will either destroy himself or destroy the server If someone doesn’t keep an eye on him. So, Mr. Strife must continue to babysit this now dangerous knife-wielding child.
Hat Films: Smith (Alsmiffy), Trott (Trottimus), and Ross (djh3max): These three are a TRIP and have a large fan base of their own. They’re an inseparable gang of swindlers and chaos bringers, and they’re pretty much all sharing the same single braincell. They make everyone else’s business their own business, as their motto is “what’s yours is ours,” and prove themselves to be the havoc-wreaker of whatever server they happen to be on.
              Hat Corp –  This is their first main minecraft series that features them interacting (aka messing) with other people on the server. From “"fairly”” selling land to all of the other groups of people on the server, to starting a dangeorus rivalry with the Flux Buddies, they’re. 100% disaster energy.
Hannah (Lomadia) and Nilesy: Very wholesome good duo! They tend to explore the magic mods, most of the time with Lomadia (powerful witch, owl lady!) teaching Nilesy what’s what. Nilesy is a just a simple cat lad. Likes to sell portable pools, he’s a potion master, he’s a man of the cats.  
              Evicted –  After being evicted from their Tekkit base ‘owl island’ as pirates took over their home, Nilesy and Hannah leave to set up base elsewhere and focus on Witchcraft!
The following series’, Owl Island and Cat Island, are very similar in caliber! Just our wholesome magic animal loving duo doing witch stuff c:
Kirindave, Lyinginbedmon, and Ridgedog: The last extremely notable lore-heavy minecraft characters making appearances on yogscast minecraft servers are regarded as the “demigods” of the yogs minecraft universe. Though they don’t necessarily do a lot of content together, I grouped them together for relevancy sakes. Kirin and Lying, both mod developers and masters at their respective magical crafts, have a bit of a rivalry going on, where as Ridgedog is the kind of “trickster” demigod, doing what he pleases and happily poking fun or messing around with others as he does so. They’re all a lot of fun to listen to and their series are all super interesting, so I’ve listed a few below!
              Ridgedog: Yogscast Complete –  Ridge sets up his base and plays by his own rules to become extremely proficient at a majority of mods in the server. He’s hilarious, plays largely by his own rules, and often does content with BeBopVox, another gaming and songwriting youtuber.
              Kirindave: Chaosville and Minecraft the Hard Way –  Chaosville sees the development of his rivalry with Lying as Kirin masters blood magic and other magics on the server, and Minecraft the Hard Way is the series following that!
              Lyinginbedmon: You can find the opposite perspective of the Chaosville rivalry in Lyings Chaosville S2. As Lying masters witchery, he and Kirin have a dangerous magically fueled ““prank”” war. Lying’s Witch in the Woods follows suit just like Kirin’s Minecraft the Hard Way.
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it still rocks me to my core whenever I hear anyone over the age of 40 say they play video games, even casually.
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Minecraft story: Days 4-7
Days 1-3
Day 4:
At the suggestion of a friend, I turned off the auto-save feature and moved Chocolate Milk and Tess back into my house and closed off their access to the porch and Arnold’s Enclosure; this will restrict their movement to under 20 blocks in any direction so that they will not despawn. It has worked perfectly, but I still will not save my game when they are not both in my direct line of sight.
While I held what I think was a stack of two eggs, one from Tess and one from a chicken I had in my ranch outside, I tried and failed to eat a slice of cake, throwing the egg into the wall, hatching a small baby chicken. I had not intended on hatching these eggs; I had not really set in stone any plans for them, but they probably would have been made into a cake. I had full intentions of hatching Tess’s eggs, but only once I could assure they were all her eggs. I immediately fell in love with this baby chicken, and named him Lelo (it’s pronounced exactly like Lilo from Lilo and Stitch, but when I thought of the name, I visualized it with an e, so- yeah. It’s not like some thing to make him unique, it’s just how I visualized it.). I do not know whether or not Lelo is Tess’s biological child or if they were another chicken’s egg, but it does not matter now, because Tess has adopted him as her own, Lelo is Tess’s child and nobody can say otherwise. Of course, there was a bit of panic, as once Lelo grew up I would not be able to differentiate between him and Tess. I built a boat and placed Tess inside, and Chocolate Milk placed herself in the boat because that’s what Chocolate Milk does. Of course because my house was so small that the boat ended up blocking the front door, so now I have to leave my house through the back.
I added a storage room to my house after much frustration on what to keep and throw out due to inventory space.
I found an underwater ravine in the ocean beside the desert out behind my home. I have mined a lot here and it wielded lots of materials.
I HAVE ACQUIRED DIAMONDS! After literal hours of mining and searching, I finally found a pocket of 5 diamonds. I mined all around each diamond to ensure there was no lava around it that would burn it. I used three of the diamonds to make a diamond pickaxe, and then mined a sufficient amount of obsidian to assemble a Nether portal. I hope to go to the Nether and find a Nether fortress to find name tags inside the fortress. I have exited the game for the night, and will venture into the Nether tomorrow.
Day 5:
As YOGSCAST Lewis & Simon once said, Screw the Nether.
After a few minutes of prep, I began my journey into the Nether and was immediately attacked by a Ghast, who damaged me and put out my nether portal. I was able to re-light the portal and flee through it as I saw another shot coming towards me. Something interesting to note was that when I went back into the Nether, it was as if no time had passed, and the charge was still coming towards me.
Ghasts have been the bane of my existence. From the moment I stepped into the Nether they have harassed me at every turn. I tracked my progress and marked my way by the stone walls and hides I had scrambled together across the hellscape. I actually grew quite talented in fighting them, having stacks of cobblestone, able to craft a protective wall out of them in seconds, darting out from behind the wall and firing arrows, and surveying the area before dashing to the next protective wall of cobblestone I had built.
Fighting Ghasts requires a significant amount of arrows however, and there is only one way I know of acquiring feathers...
The chickens in the ranch outside my home are brought into the world and are often showered with seeds to help them grow big and strong quickly and then are paired off with a loving companion with whom they have lovely little children. What happens after that I try not to think about too much...
In order to feed the chickens and grow enough wheat to sustain the rapid consumption of bread in the Nether, I expanded my farm. It is not as neat and orderly as it was before, but it is more efficient.
I discovered that in the Nether, a short distance from the portal, was the end of the Nether, a large bedrock wall as rough and uneven as the bedrock at the bottom of the world. It is truly a sight to behold.
It is a well-known rule in Minecraft that a person should never dig straight down, but today, digging straight down saved my life. As I was fighting two ghasts behind a cobblestone wall, a third appeared behind me where I had no wall to protect myself, and fired at me. As someone who had been hiding behind stone walls for the past few hours, I guess I was in no position to judge the third Ghast’s tactics, like my own, it’s tactics sure as Nether were a lethal pain in the ass. I ran out into the open in my panic, and was now being fired upon by three Ghasts. Low on health, my body set ablaze and charing by the second, with terrifying beasts attacking me from both sides, I had no time to build an efficient cobblestone shelter, so in an attempt to save myself, I pulled one last desperate move: I dug a hole. Switching to my Iron Pickaxe, I looked straight below myself and dug. My body falling each block I removed, I quickly was out of the line of sight of the Ghasts. When I dug into a pocket of magma blocks and was damaged, I kept digging, knowing I would break through the pocket soon enough, and I did, emerging safely onto netherrack flooring. Safe away from the Ghasts, the fire charing my body fizzled out while I was at half a heart, leaving me severely injured, but alive. I placed a block of cobblestone above my head, and laughed at the absurdity of the situation and my luck.
When I returned home low on cobblestone, I built a cobblestone generator, with both water and lava flowing to meet and make cobblestone. I am ashamed to admit that I died to this contraption. Placing myself at the edge of the waterflow to more efficiently get the cobblestone before it was swallowed up by the lava, the water pushed me into the molten rock, setting my body ablaze. In a moment of sheer stupidity, I forgot that there was water right behind me as part of the contraption, and dashed to the ocean not far from the generator. Unfortunately, I had taken too much damage already, and the fire killed me while I was one block away from the water, scattering my inventory into the water, which I had to swim out for. I regained 7 of the 23-25 levels I had, a significant drop. After this I gave up on the cobblestone generator, and went out to the pathetic excuse for a cave not far from my home to mine cobblestone. During my mining, I found a large cave very similar to a small ravine. The only thing that differentiated it from a ravine was that the high ceiling did not open up to the sky. The single waterfall that led down all the way from the ceiling might have led to an ocean, making it an underwater ravine, but I did not check. I found 19 pieces of iron ore in this pseudo-ravine, and sufficient cobblestone from it and the cave I had come in from.
After many trips back and forth from the Overworld and the Nether for arrows, bread, and once cobblestone, I finally found a Nether Fortress. After one more trip back to the Overworld for sufficient preparations, I entered the fortress. I got all the way to the blaze spawners, but as I tried to destroy one of the spawners, I was killed by a blaze. After staring at the death screen for a moment, I turned off the PS3 and promptly gave up. The most valuable item I found in the chests leading up to that point was iron horse armor, and I don’t even have a horse.
I chose to raid the Nether Fortress for Name Tags instead of choosing the much easier fishing method is to reduce the kill count; I didn’t want to end so many fish’s lives just for Name Tags when I could go and get them in some chests in a fortress, but look at what has happened: I’ve had to kill so many chickens for feathers to make weapons used to kill other creatures. I cannot bring back the creatures I have killed, but I can choose to stop killing them. Screw the Nether, I’m goin’ fishin’.
Day 6:
At the suggestion of a friend I have rethought my decision to ditch the Nether. They reminded me that placing torches around a spawner will deactivate them, and suggested a more humane way of getting arrows: skeletons. Thank you friend, this world would be much bleaker without your advice.
I still took up fishing, knowing I could get name tags from there. I took nine fish, and after that, threw the rest back. I’ve gone fishing in real life before, there was no way that the fish could have died that soon after being caught. They’re not dead; shush.
I fished by day and hunted monsters by night. While fighting monsters at night, I encountered a Husk giving a Baby Zombie a piggy-back ride on it’s shoulders, though there is significant evidence to suggest that the Baby Zombie was controlling the Husk. I acquired sufficient arrows from the skeletons to venture into the Nether again, and acquired a saddle from fishing, but no Name Tags. Seeking to enchant my fishing rod with the Luck of the Sea enchantment to increase my chances of getting Name Tags, I went out to mine and found diamonds rather quickly, enough to craft an enchanting table, as I had used the previous 2 diamonds to craft a diamond sword in a moment of forgetfulness. I added another room to my house: a crafting room. Inside the room I placed a crafting table, an anvil, and an enchanting table. I remembered that I needed Bookshelves to increase the power of the enchanting table, but I was hesitant to acquire the leather required to craft books by killing cows. A quick internet search left me with another option: Fishing. Of course. I continued doing what I was doing: fishing by day and hunting Skeletons by night. As tools and armor naturally broke, I realized I was running low on iron, and that it would be smart to mine more iron now before my iron tools ran out rather than screwing myself over by not having any backups when they eventually broke. I went to a cave and began to mine, and found more caves and lots of iron.
One of the Zombie’s I was forced to kill in the cave dropped a potato?? I thought I would have to find a village to acquire potatoes but I guess not. I am growing potatoes now in my farm.
After being satisfied by the amount of iron I acquired, I tried to exit the cave, but discovered that I couldn’t find the way I had come in, running around in circles. I dug through the wall and my own exit, and emerged in a swamp. I spent the next chunk of my time lost in those swamps. I’m glad I got lost there of all places though, as I ended up finding slimes that I killed in self defense and got slimeballs that I later made leads out of. I made a 64 block tower of dirt with a torch atop it when I first got out of the cave to mark such a good mine; I used that tower to help find my way. I found a witch’s hut, but did not enter, knowing it was very dangerous. Night approached as I first saw the house, and I had my first encounter with Phantoms, as I had not slept in several days.
I eventually found my way back home, and might have kissed the ground if I had a button to do so. I am so happy to finally be home.
Day 7:
I returned to the Nether and entered the Fortress. I ran up the blaze spawners and blocked them all off with a wall of cobble, and placed torches around one which didn’t work. I soon realized that the spawners had no chests around them. I looked through what as far as I could tell was the rest of the Fortress, and none of the chests had Name Tags in them. I promptly left the Nether. Until I choose to go to the End, I will not be returning. Screw the Nether, everything I’ve done in the Nether has been an egregious waste of time, resources, effort, and life.
I went back to fishing. I crafted a boat and swam out a bit so no monsters could get me and set up shop. While fishing I caught a rod with Luck of the Sea II, Lure II, and Unbreaking III. No, I’m not kidding. It was on low durability so I went home, and merged it with my current fishing rod using my anvil.
I HAVE ACQUIRED NAME TAGS!!! I acquired them all through fishing. The first one I got I saw it as I reeled it in, and then it flew over my head. I scrambled around and out of the boat, swimming around until I found it. I named Tess first, as I needed to differentiate her from Lelo first and I wanted to let her out of the boat. She had been flapping her wings ever since she was put in the boat, and I know she was happy to finally be out. I accidentally hit Chocolate Milk while trying to break the boat; I’m sorry Chocolate Milk. They have now all been named, minus the dogs as they don’t despawn, and I opened up the way to Arnold’s Enclosure, before I remembered that wolves had spawned in there. I quickly blocked the enclosure back up. There was only one wolf in the enclosure, though before there had been four in there; I didn’t think wolves could despawn but apparently they can (Or they were killed by monsters.) I went to get bones, and then back into the enclosure and tamed the wolf inside. Welcome to the family Bernard.
I kinda don’t know what to do now. For the past few days the entirety of my time was dedicated to getting Name Tags for my companions. Almost everything I’ve done has been for them. I think I will just enjoy them for a while. I wasn’t there much while Lelo was growing up, and I’ve been on a mission since day 3; it’s day 7 now; I’ve been going in and out of the house without paying them as much attention as they deserve for longer than I have been paying them the attention they deserve. I gave them treats when I happened to have wheat or seeds in my inventory, but other than that they have sadly been neglected. I was so focused on keeping them safe and from despawning, I neglected their happiness. Well no more. From now on I’ll be showering them with the attention they deserve. Everything I’ve done so far has been for them, and it will continue to be. Chocolate Milk, Tess, Lelo, Norman, Betwood, Bernard, I love you all. Happy New Year.
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