it's been 84 years....

"Why they put saddles in the game without horses Ill never know" the pioneers used to ride these pigs for miles

I miss the original 1.7 Those were the day, slapped hamachie on the school science lab computers and ran USB Minecraft server across four years of school. We had basically one world, and nobody ruined it ever. Truly incredible.

Good god I saw him chopping a wooden slab with an axe and got slammed immediately with war flashbacks of when you had to mine wooden slabs with pickaxes in minecraft

Luke TheOldable

The fact that Minecraft 1.0 has hard-core while Bedrock still doesn't is sad.

Fun Fact: Beta 1.9 was the first version of minecraft to feature hard-core mode. Beta 1.8 and past versions didn't have hard-core, although even OLDER versions technically had hard-core by default, as if you died you couldn't respawn. (Although you could just... load an older save) and actual respawning wasnt added until infdev.

The worst feeling I’ve ever felt in Minecraft: Hardcore Minecraft, 100 days with no armour (I like a challenge) I’d gone so far and made an amazing mega base and converted a village. Walked past a big overhang and looked into the shadow, and saw three pairs of purple eyes staring at me. Endermen are my greatest fear. I left the world and never went back

The fact the dark room spawner is considered to be so old and the original creator is lost to time makes me realize how long I’ve played Minecraft

If there is a one hundred days where Luke remembers to record every day, it would be an insane episode

Real OG's remember having to make a 3x3x3 block of iron, diamond, and gold to make a nether chunk

As a guy that spent his time creating farms, the cave spiders has a hitbox of half a block, so the way to farm them is a block with a trapdoor and putting slabs on the block where the spiders are going to stand.

edit: I cited the wrong beta version previously, and have corrected that. Luke: Suggestion. Minecraft Beta 1.3_01 with the seed 404. You'll spawn near a gravel field, break it and it opens into a near-vertical tunnel into a huge cave system... the old 404 challenge. You get a day to gather up supplies on the surface, then go! Err, for the record I suggest collecting resources *before* breaking the gravel field

"Why they put saddles in the game without horses Ill never know" Pigs: Thank god he doesnt know Luke finds achievement Pigs: OH DEAR GOD HE KNOWS

Is it just me or was the sound of blocks breaking as you walk on them just a little satisfying

I love these spin-offs because I like to see how you would survive in different circumstances

Hearing Luke claim he maxed out his enchanting room in 1.0 makes my soul hurt. Luke, you need _thirty_ bookshelves to get max level enchants in 1.0. And those max enchants cost _fifty_ levels.

Luke, in a single player world, in version 1.0, makes a secret base JUST like all of us in our worlds. absolute legend.

I’ve watched 2-3 hours worth of Luke thenotable. I can’t help it, he’s so entertaining. I love it.

“I’ll also be strip-mining, because I got bad grades in high school” Jokes like these are my favorites from Luke

I’ve said this before in another video, but you should really try a 100 days underground, the only rule is that you must stay under the ground and cannot collect any materials from the surface. 1.18 makes it possible to survive sustainably with nothing but what you find underground. It’s pretty difficult but I’d love to see you try it. Edit for some clarification: I see some people are confused as to how this is possible, but the secret to success is rather simple; lush caves. If you can find a lush cave, you not only have food sources, both immediately from glow berries and in the long term from grass seeds, but you also have azalia bushes, which when bone mealed gives you a full grown tree. Bone meal can be hard to come by at first, but again lush caves come to save the day because they can spawn tropical fish, which can drop bone meal upon death. You now have a sustainable supply of food and wood, all without gathering anything on the surface. As for not spawning undergound, that's fine, in my head you would have until sunset to find a cave suitable enough to survive in. Though caves aren't exactly endless, 1.18 does make very large cave systems possible, and even if your starter cave isn't that big you could always mine away to find a larger cave system. Edit 2: Looks like I got my wish!

#1 worst feeling in Minecraft, that moment when you fall into a nether lava lake and as you approach death at half a heart you see the fire resistance potion in the 9th slot of your inventory

I was here during the release and it's already been a year!!! The amount of time that has passed is quite notable.

I want a mod where all the damage sounds are just Luke screaming

I did a hardcore run of minecraft 1.0 myself, as soon as he said he'd be getting every achievement I knew he'd get stuck on Sniper Duel. It wasn't made functional until 1.1

nostalgia at it's finest

I think I'm the only person in the world who truly thinks old nether looks fine...

I love old Minecraft and to see someone who survived in it for 100 in game days is amazing vid.

"Back in my day, we didn't have the nether, we had to go out of our way to make nether core reactors."

Just FYI, prior to 1.3 enchanting required 50 levels instead for 30 for max enchanting. That's why you were getting enchants above level 30 in your table.

nether wart always grows in the overworld, you just need it in the dark, ''or lava source light''

Luke, I just want to say.. you unlocked memories that I forgot I ever had. Growing up I didn’t have much of anything really. No WiFi, Xbox360 Minecraft with my little brothers, it was a great time back then… Thanks Luke.

Does Anyone else think that it would be cool if Luke did 100 days in Minecraft VR? Because I personally love it and whenever my friends try it they always have a hilarious reaction!

Even thought i stopped Minecraft a year ago, the "whats going on Minecraft fans " is still giving me inner peace

So much nostalgia in the first 25 seconds alone...

Your mouse thing is not cheating because (in newer versions I think) you can hold f3+ something else and it will hold left or right click, whichever one you were holding

It would be pretty cool if you made this a series, and each extra 100 days, you update it to the next version. That would be interesting, though if you don't consider this idea I understand, these videos take forever by the looks of it.

well, as an old timer i would like to say: Yes, single player minecraft back then was kinda limited but multiplayer with a faction plugin was awesome

This felt refreshing tbh. I feel my Minecraft phase starting

I think you have to be 50 blocks away on the vertical axis in that old version

A few versions I would recommend: Beta 1.7.3: The last version that uses Alpha-Beta terrain generation (fancy mountains!). No hunger bar, machine gun bows, etc. Alpha v1.1.2_01: last version with bright green grass and no Nether. earliest version with working sound.

“I don’t know why they added saddles without horses” Has it gotten to the point where people forget you can ride pigs?

I like that you're not exclusively a Minecraft UKpostsr; there are other games. I appreciate that. These videos are top tier. Very Notable.

This video is exactly 30 minutes of pure entertainment

100 days on amplified hardcore. Those mountains would make for a pretty badass base!

13:00 50 level enchantments were the highest level at the time, that was probably pretty average for a level 30 back then. Level 30 didn't become the max until 1.9 I think. Its so strange having this be called old Minecraft when I remember this when it was new Minecraft. Well, actually, it would probably be an entirely new experience for new players to go back to. But honestly I think it wouldn't do as much for newer players because the nostalgia factor would not be there.

Worst feelings in minecraft you say? Alright. Finding diamonds that you didnt notice and walked past earlier, right after your pickaxe broke. And then after you get a new pickaxe to mine it with... it's only one. That... is what true pain is.

The amount that’s been added to the game since this, and the fact back then we all still found how simple it was fun at first

I like how back when this version was new, it'd just be PLAYING the game. And now it's a whole specific challenge, lol.

People really do under appreciate how far Minecraft has gotten. I've only played 1.0.0 once before and honestly I would do a series where you play every update on the same world, but you have to defeat the dragon and the wither before you can update, and when they are in the game, you would then have to beat the elder guardians in their monuments and then a warden. It's a cool concept kind of idea that I've always had.

10:10 oh my god i still build that... tldr: thanks luke you and other yters are the only thing that is keeping me sane lately. i wish i could play the game still but i just cant handle the depression and nostalgia i get from it. i just cry when the music starts playing, i can only play the game with friends now but all those friends do the typical after highschool thing. im texting them but they only respond once every week or two. i wish i didnt have to move away from my hometown so i could be near them. money is super limited and my family just doesnt do anything about it or the things they do they arent putting any effort into. i cant get a job and life just keeps getting worse and worse over time. yay!! trauma(?)dump!!

100 days adventure mode. I'd like too see ya at least try luke. Your the master of 100 days you can do it. Also you've been a big part of my childhood and your videos are amazing thanks for all the good times and laughs

Luke, one reason you're getting subpar enchantments is because in that version of minecraft the Level Max for enchantments was 50 not 30, so you are basically getting mid-tier enchantments

I like to imagine older minecraft versions as literally older, and as time advances the environment diversifies and new technology is discovered

This was a trip of nostalgia for me When I first played Minecraft pocket edition it was just like this

Most minecraft youtubers: i wasn't recording on day 14, but hey look i just so happened to find 3 stacks of diamonds! Luke: i wasn't recording on day 14, so now this is day 14. A true legend

“It takes forever to regenerate health” Welcome to Bedrock

Gotta say, as much as this was a distinctly different “100 days” spin-off, it’s actually quite cool to see how little the game has fundamentally changed. Like, most of the time, unless you really really looked closely, you’d barely notice that this is being played on decade-old version of the current game. Shows how delicately and successfully Mojang have adapted and developed the game. Despite all these years, it’s not lost it’s charm; something that can’t be said for the majority of games in the same space. Minecraft is truly a timeless masterpiece.

Always a good day to play old Minecraft

Started playing Minecraft during middle school back in 2011. I still remember the day 1.0 came out!🤣 My best friend and I were so excited, and eager to get out of school!

damn i must be old, cause this stuff in this version still feels kinda new. Gotta go back to the old old days of 1.7.3 last update before the adventure update

I’ll always remember my freshman year of high school, my best friend showing me this game at his house. Then, I had to beg my parents for about a month to get the game. Was so happy when I finally did lol. Hard to believe that was 12 years ago now almost.

14:20 What did the dog do

9:31 When you get lost and can’t find your way back home, when you die and loose all your stuff and can’t find them again cuz you don’t know where you died, when a creeper blows up your house, when a world that you really love is corrupted and you don’t have a back up, when you die and all your stuff falls in lava, when your pets die, when you die or lose a hard-core world, that you’ve spent years on, getting completely owned by a skeleton cuz they have good aim now and you don’t stand a chance without a shield, when you go to mine a diamond, and it falls in lava.

6:01 before 1.6 you dismounted boats and minecarts by right clicking them. In 1.6 it was changed that you can no longer target the entity you are riding and that you dismount them with the sneak key.

it's incredibly crazy to see how far minecraft's come. I remember playing minecraft on mobile when it was still Minecraft PE, and then on the xbox 360, and then finally on PC, starting freshly on 1.9 with the combat update; I remember tuning into a ton of streams of people playing with the new combat features and how hype it all was only days after making my account with my little minecraft card from Walmart. Now we're closing in on 1.18! Time flies super fast, truly. I know this isn't as nostalgic for me, but it's so crazy still. I remember watching people play these versions nevertheless.

9:35 here's some examples -when a villager finally gives you that mending trade but he resets his trade before you come back from getting emeralds -when your one and only dog dies in front of you -when you're playing a Skyblock map and your lava turns to obsidian

What about "100 Days - [Minecraft Extreme Hills] would be interesting since there's like no trees and just stone and ores.

Tip: You mine all slabs with a pickaxe in old minecraft, no matter if it is wood or stone

You should do 200 days on version 1.2 then 300 days on 1.3 then 400 days on 1.4 etc etc. It would be interesting to see the difference throughout all the versions.

i know this video is old, but i would love to see something where every 100 days you move up an update!

Ah the nostalgia. I miss old Minecraft. Especially how the biomes were, deserts were easy to find.

You could make a 180 days in hardcore, but every 10 days you update to the next 'main' version, like 1.1 to 1.2 or something simular

This dude created the first 100 days series, and still comes up with original ideas to this day *legend*

In old Minecraft, I use the Millenaire mod to have functional villages. I still prefer that system to what minecraft came up with.

I used to play this daily, watching this video brought back a lot of memories and you messed up bad with the enchanting lol but it's cool

Man, back in 1.8 we thought "this is the best, this cant get better" Remember when 1.9 was controversial? Remember when we didnt have better villagers?

No matter how many 100 day series he makes, each and every one of them are amazing.

Agh, the nostalgia I'm getting seeing these old textures. For some Is reason the old iron ore texture gives me so much nostalgia

Ahh 2011, I remember the 1.0 release, good times

Spiders can’t climb soul sand walls and diagonal fence posts do a good job of collecting spiders. The spider farm in Etho’s man cave is the only modern version of that collection system I can think of.

I’ve been here since Minecraft alpha and until 2020 I didn’t know you could now make mossy cobblestone. I still instinctively gather it.

I didn't notice the change between new and old netherrack until my friend mentioned it. I think I've been asleep the past 5 years

as someone who started playing back in the Alpha days, just as cakes were being released, it really makes me feel old thinking that 1.0 is considered "old"

“And at night I snuck out while my wife was sleeping and killed the innocent” best Luke quote

9:36: Top Ten worst feelings in Minecraft: 1: Finding one single diamond 2: Dying in Hardore 3: Creeper blowing up a whole bunch of chests and all the items despawn 4: Accidentally throwing your max enchanted diamond pickaxe in lava 5: A farm you watched a tutorial about doesn't work, so you try again, like 5 times, eventually giving up. Then, 5 months later you find a solution (this actually happened to me) 6: Bane of arthropds 7: V I L L A G E R S 8: Dying to a baby zombie 9: Trying to find the last pillager, so you start another raid, then find him. 10: Trying to get "How did we get here", and failing

All us old people remember this old Minecraft. Nothing like the good old days.

9:32 10. one diamond 9. just barely too few blocks to finish a build 8. finishing said build and immediately getting jumped by a creeper 7. getting launched with no slow falling potions right before beating the dragon 6. finding a village after searching for so long and discovering it’s abandoned 5. not enough powered rails to get to the top of a rollercoaster 4. falling off a cliff/down a hole you didn’t see while not wearing elytra 3. not lighting up one block of your base well enough and getting blown up in your sleep 2. tries to throw healing potion, accidentally throws harming potion 1. R.I.P Biscuits the wolf

Anyone else find it odd that the 15-year-olds of today have a greater knowledge of OG Minecraft than LTN does as an established adult?

The enchanting level goes up to 50 in this version, I believe. I also believe that you need a carrot on a stick in order to control the pigs while you're riding them.

here's a neat idea, each 100 days of this is a different update

An idea for a few 100 days spinoffs: 420 Days in Hardcore Minecraft: A second version of 69 days. 100 Days in Hardcore Minecraft Updated: What you would do if you were starting your 100 days series, on the same seed with your current knowledge. 100 Days in Minecraft Bedrock on Xbox 1: A fun version of Minecraft P.E. but on Xbox 1. 100 Days in Hardcore Minecraft with Mods: Download all the mods you can find and use it in a video. 100 Days in other Hardcore 100 Days in Minecraft: Basically go to other people's 100 days and tour 100 worlds. 100 Days in Minecraft with my Subscribers: Make a world with 100 of your fans to play together and see how many players will last.

fun fact: you don't need any trapdoor for your farm because AI path-finding still not a thing in version 1.0.0

I was always a mobile player so my early Minecraft experience was different still this was pretty nostalgic, like we had the stonecutter a long time ago but it back then it was made from four pieces of cobblestone and was the only way to build stone stairs, walls, etc. also since mobile devices couldn’t handle the nether back then, we had something called a nether reactor core which was made out of gold, iron and diamond. You would set up a shrine made out of cobblestone and four gold blocks and once activated, the shrine would turn into obsidian (the reactor core wouldn’t change and we would mine the gold blocks before they turned so we could reuse them) and a large netherrack structure would spawn items that couldn’t be obtained otherwise, such as pumpkin/melon seeds, glow stone, quartz, along with a few zombie pigmen. The reactor core was really cool and I wish they would add it back in.

Man this brings me back childhood memories I started Minecraft in 2012 so nostalgic

This video really shows how far Minecraft has come!! YEAHHH MINECRAFTT

"I'm very limited to what I can build with" *uses more blocks than his 1.14 house*

new players: wow thats old OG players: *wow the memories...*

Luke the GOATable GOAT means greatest of all time

I know this video is a bit more on the old side... but one thing I learned early on playing Minecraft is that if you always place down your torches on one side (either left or right when descending) you just have to keep them on the other side on your way out. So if you go down and only put torches on your right, you just have to keep them to your left to find the way out.