I went through exactly all of what you just did. For the first half-hour, I seriously thought there was nothing to do but roam an indistinct world and collect

I went through exactly all of what you just did. For the first half-hour, I seriously thought there was nothing to do but roam an indistinct world and collect flowers. Then I googled a tutorial, figured out you have to hold the mouse button down to break blocks, and started crafting. That's when the full magnitude of this game dawned on me, and my jaw went slack as I realized I might never get my life back again. Three days later, I have a large, carefully surveyed, east-facing house on a hill by the sea, protected by a well-lit perimeter wall. I've developed endless networks of mines, caves, and tunnels. I have a storehouse full of supplies and building materials. And I've barely done anything else IRL.