Hopefully there will be more worth talking about in the future. School's probably just going to get progressively more and more hectic until Summer, so I wouldn't expect a WHOLE lot out of me for the next two months or so. I'll still try to find the motivation to write so I can hopefully get something worth posting up on the website.
I know I don't have many people following this blog, but nevertheless I just wanted to post a quick update. School's kept me pretty busy lately and the free time I have I want to lazily dedicate to things like Minecraft. I haven't had much motivation for maintaining the site. I really need to work on this; I'm so lazy and unmotivated. This impacts many things; I would like to start ranting on Youtube, for example - haven't even began thinking about what to talk about. I have a pretty good idea for a book, and I've barely started on it. All I've been doing is playing Minecraft and going to school. I can't blame Minecraft, though - it just gives me an excuse to be lazy.
Hopefully there will be more worth talking about in the future. School's probably just going to get progressively more and more hectic until Summer, so I wouldn't expect a WHOLE lot out of me for the next two months or so. I'll still try to find the motivation to write so I can hopefully get something worth posting up on the website.
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I'm sure the rage will set in later. Right now I'm just severely depressed.
I fucked up my world in Minecraft. I was working on this giant project - a huge, floating palace in the sky, and I destroyed it accidentally. I have easily put 40 hours or so into working on it (and I'm being VERY conservative with that estimate, it could possibly be double or even triple that amount of time, as anyone who's played this game can attest at how 10 hours of playing only feels like 1), and I wasn't anywhere close to being finished. Now a large percentage of my work is permanently destroyed thanks to chunk errors. I have 3 computers, two of which run Minecraft. On both computers which I play Minecraft on, I dual-boot Windows and Arch Linux. In an attempt to make it easier on myself to move saves between computers, I linked my saves folder to a saves folder in my Dropbox folder, which should sync my Minecraft saves to dropbox and furthermore to all computers and both operating systems. This is good because I primarily played on that one world anyway. Somehow, something went wrong. I'm not sure what, but when I loaded my game on a different PC, there was chunk errors everywhere, which the level generator filled in with random stuff. That wouldn't bother me so much if it was just in random places in the environment, or even in my old structures I've built (though I would miss them a bit). It's the fact that it took hours and hours of work out of the biggest project I've undertaken yet, which I've spent the last several months playing Minecraft doing, and erasing about three-fifths of that work. I swear I almost feel like crying right now, after losing so much time and work. I made a backup a day ago. This would mean having to rebuild a couple of rooms and redecorate a couple of areas, sure, but it's maybe an hour or two of work. But I can't find anywhere on my hard drive. It's seemingly just dissapeared. I no longer have the motivation to play after losing so much now. Sure, a month from now or maybe even just a week I'll probably start a new world and get addicted again, maybe even starting a new megaproject... but for now I'm just too upset to play the game. |
AuthorCuzit is a college student who does many things... that is, of course, when he's not busing doing nothing or wasting time. Extremely wordy, those who dislike reading should probably avoid this blog. I'm extremely opinionated and frequently vulgar, so this blog may also not be suitable for those under 18 (unless you're fairly mature, of course). Archives
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