10 Famous Minecraft Maps LOST to Time

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  @PaladinRyan · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

  EDIT: I&apos;m seeing a lot of comments about the &quot;LOST to Time&quot; title, and thinking I meant lost media, or maps that can&apos;t be found/downloaded anymore. First off, I didn&apos;t mean to mislead you! What I meant specifically by &quot;lost to time&quot; is old maps that have completely <b>fallen out of the spotlight over the years.</b> Whether it&apos;s being too old of a version, not being played anymore, or lost to the sea of new and improved maps for the newest versions -- that is what I mean! I probably could&apos;ve worded that better, but I hope that clears it up. This video is meant to spread feelings of nostalgia by revisiting old maps, not look for ones that are lost media (although that would be an excellent video!).<br><br><i>orig. pin:</i><br>hey everyone, thanks for hangin&apos;! I hope you enjoyed this one as much as I enjoyed putting it together. hope your day is excellent, and let me know your favorite map or old map memories below me! &lt;3

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  @Maryeet · 3 years ago

  A map that gives me tons of nostalgia is the Hunger Games map. I just remember TONS of Hunger Games videos in like 2012-2014 on one specific map. I&apos;m so glad that Minecraft is a game that promotes community and people having fun together.

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  @carpetsmell2523 · 3 years ago

  I remember exploring my world for the temple of notch. I just walked for ages leaving a trail of torches. I also believed a lie a friend told. He said there was ONE triangle on top of a tree on a lonely island. <br><br>For some reason i thought that all minecraft worlds were connected, and if i walked for long enough i would find other peoples bases.

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  @LeCarlton · 3 years ago

  Anyone remember the horror map The Orphanage? Everybody thought it was the scariest thing ever at the time

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  @mattpalmer1140 · 3 years ago

  Shadow of Israphel is a name I haven’t heard in years. A massive tidal wave of nostalgia just slammed into me

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  @cuhzn · 3 years ago

  2010-2015 Yogscast will forever be cemented in Minecraft History.

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  @xharerae · 3 years ago

  There&apos;s also another famous minecraft map which was most likely lost forever, and im 100% sure you heard about it.<br>Im talking about YOUR first minecraft world. A truly legendary and famous minecraft map which everyone know about, however most of the people either deleted, or lost.

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  @normalichu · 3 years ago

  One map I remember playing a lot was a CTM called &quot;Diversity&quot;.<br>Something interesting was that each wool block needed to complete the monument was a reward for completing a minigame (There was a labyrinth, a parkour, a dropper, etc.)<br>Tho, I don&apos;t know if it was a very popular map...?<br><br>I was also a Pocket Edition player so the lobby of a server called &quot;Lifeboat&quot; is burned into my brain.<br>Does someone else remember that server?

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  @lumin9ry · 3 years ago (edited)

  man I&apos;m old. it&apos;s so bizarre to me seeing so many kids express nostalgia for 2016-2018 minecraft when for me the glory days were 1.7 beta thru ~1.6. not that there&apos;s anything wrong with it of course, I&apos;m glad to see so many younger people carrying the minecraft torch, but it&apos;s still surreal. I remember being so in awe at the temple of notch lol, by today&apos;s standards it seems rather simplistic. <br>anyway, this showed up on my feed, so you&apos;re doing something right as far as algorithm is concerned. you&apos;ve got the editing and the attitude down (not shrieking into your microphone like too many other gaming youtubers) keep it up and soon I&apos;ll be able to brag about having been your ~2,080th subscriber.

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  @shinigami7111 · 3 years ago

  I remember the super hostile map series. That was the peak for me

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  @unrealog · 3 years ago (edited)

  Since I was playing Minecraft in Russian community, my favorite kind of maps were and still are those silly little plot-based maps &nbsp;made by other kids at that time. There&apos;s just something charming about the way the builds and story are presented. Especially the story, since they had to place dozens of signs.<br>I still remember a very small map where you play as a thief in a village. While all the villagers were celebrating the New Year somewhere away, you could easily break in houses different ways, steal stuff and find out people&apos;s little secrets. That was such an awesome addition to my 2012-2013 winter holidays!

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  @cookiechi2555 · 3 years ago

  Tutorial and Temple will always be my favorites, One map i played as a kid was a java ported map to Xbox called Worldbuscus which was Toby&apos;s world when he first started doing his minecraft lets play and another bit of an obscure one was called DreamCraft which was a custom 360 map that played like a RolePlay game it was pretty cool at the time

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