I always enjoyed building things with lego. I also enjoyed watching people show off their advanced lego creations on youtube. However, despite my rather robust

I always enjoyed building things with lego. I also enjoyed watching people show off their advanced lego creations on youtube. However, despite my rather robust lego collection, the chance of me being able to replicate what I was seeing on the screen was near zero - there'd always be at least one crucial part I was missing, or I just didn't have the required quantity. My first introduction to minecraft was via a youtube video - this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VWnQHS-ffs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VWnQHS-ffs (the specific video isn't terribly relevant, but very nostalgic) For the first time, I was playing with the same set of blocks as everyone else. Anything I could see someone else doing, I could do too. Children live in a world filled with restrictions. In minecraft they are free.