Well, 1.7 and 1.8, to say the least, are
filled with
drama.
Remember back in 1.6.4, when there was no dra-
wait. No. Even further.
Remember back in 1.5.2, when there was no dra-
wait. Looks like we have a very troubled history.
Remember back in 1.4.7, when there was no dra-
wait. Seriously, do we do nothing but make drama?
We have to skip 1.3, because everything took so long to update that by the time it came, it was already 1.4.
Hrm. We're back in what some call a golden age of modding, 1.2.5. Wow.
Some drama
here.
We've spent almost as much of our time making drama as we have making mods and packs. Video games are where I go to escape drama, but it's impossible to leave it here. We've made drama left and right for years on end. I know, I've contributed to this too. But right now, sitting here, looking at us complaining about 1.8, I thought about it. I thought about how just a few days before, we were complaining about 1.7. And before that, something was up in 1.6. No matter how far back we take our Time Machine, there's always been drama.
We can ride our TARDIS back to our golden ages, of 1.6 and 1.2, or get Q to send us back to 1.4, but we'll always end up landing in the middle of some drama or another. So sitting here now, I thought about how modded Minecraft and Drama have always gone hand-in-hand, mano en mano, main dans la main.
And then I stopped. This drama wasn't limited to Minecraft. Look at the stuff going on recently, the GamerGate stuff I haven't even tried to understand. The 4chan explosion that I'm not even sure what happened. There's drama everywhere we look. The Internet isn't a place to escape drama. It's a place where drama happens. We always proclaim that we don't want the drama, yet we cause it ourselves. I'm a culprit too.
We live in a place of drama.
And I have absolutely no idea why I wrote this or where I planned to go with it.