There’s this glitch in Minecraft that splits the world like this, and it’s kind of cool because you can see what is underground :0
I have learned from watching Tobuscus’ videos to never mine down.

Oh, and that’s the castle from Mario 64 my friend is working on. It looks exactly like the one in the game, but without the paintings and infinity stairs..
We have no lives. 

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TELEPORTING NAKED GUYS.

There is perhaps nothing that bothers me more than backseat gamers.

It’s even worse than people being noisy while a cut scene is playing and those “special snowflakes.”

So imagine a 2 year old kid trying to be independent. They can spend about 5 minutes trying to put on their shoes with no results, and yet they refuse to let their mommy help them.

That’s me.

I can be stuck in a dungeon, and if a backseat gamer tries to tell me all the things I need to do, I will do the exact opposite, even if I know it won’t work. My way of saying lol go play in traffic. Stubborn? Yes. But hey. I like the satisfaction of solving puzzles, so don’t take that away from me please.

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I think I have a hoarding problem. In video games.

For some reason, I feel the urge to accumulate as many items as I can in my inventory, especially medicinal items.

Then if my health points deplete, or my character is poisoned or something, I still wouldn’t use a potion, because, you know, I’m saving that for emergencies, even though I already stacked like 99 of them.

And then I end up having to throw away items in my inventory so I can make room for more items I won’t ever use either.

Heh.

Creepers from Minecraft always reminded me of cactuars from Final Fantasy.

But maybe that’s just me.