The Catastrophic Story of Notch

On September 15, 2014, Notch sold Minecraft for $2.5 billion, but 5 years earlier his life was completely different. Notch's journey begins on June 1, 1979 in Stockholm, Sweden. He started coding at the age of 8, when the code he was writing was pretty basic. but he later focused on game design, most of the games he created and worked on had little to no success until he created the game we all know and love Minecraft Minecraft was in development for two short months until the game was released unofficially, but correct. After the unofficial release of the game, it already started to attract people's attention, but the game was very bland and basic, so I didn't decide to add a couple of updates to spice it up.

Normally when I make these videos I talk about the challenges and ups and downs at the beginning, but in this case there really aren't any, Minecraft was an instant hit and a year after going public it sold 1 million copies. Fast forward Minecraft had sold 4 million copies and he didn't decide it was time to release the game, so he did. No Notch is going to wait, wait, wait, where are you going? Notch will officially launch Minecraft. It's safe to say that this event caused quite a stir because while Notch was moving that lever, 2,000 people were logging into Minecraft per second.

Notch was nice. I'm happy that one of the prototype games of his finally took off and did more than that: it exploded and became one of the most important games of all time. Minecraft got releases for Xbox PlayStation for mobile devices so you could play with all your friends and this just made Minecraft. 100 times bigger than it was before, but soon the fame would turn from a blessing to a curse. Notch would start to receive a lot of hate and eventually that led to him resigning as the executive creator of Minecraft, he gave that job to Jip, but despite this.

Notch still gets most of the hate for all the bad updates in Minecraft because I mean he's the creator of the game, who else are we going to complain to on June 17, 2014? Notch tweets getting hate for trying to do the right thing. At my job, someone wanted to buy my share of Mojang so I could move on with my life and Microsoft took it seriously and with the 2.5 billion offer made Notch think that maybe this isn't such a bad idea, so he sold. In Minecraft, the now billionaire Notch decides to buy a 70 million dollar mansion in Los Angeles and you know he is living it big, he throws parties every weekend, he is living the dream and these parties were crazy, there were celebrities there like Selena Gomez and Dylan Francis, I mean, Notch was getting. pretty enlightened, this guy even invited Tony Hawk, he was even joking on Facebook about how much he parties and how many people there are and how many things they lose.

He had a lost and found item in his house and he didn't even know he was supposed to do it. be very rich, yes, I have much more money than I can spend. You'd think that would make Notch happy. Well, it was, but not for long. On August 29, 2015, Notch tweeted how he had everything he could want. He was at a party. with friends and celebrities, but he had never felt more depressed and isolated in his entire life. That's when Notch really started to convey his feelings to him. Notch was most likely feeling depressed and isolated before judging by the fact that he had just gotten divorced and fame. and the money didn't really help.

Notch also talked about how he had no motivation in life because there was nothing left that he could achieve, there was nothing he had to work for, while such a life seems quite appetizing, it is really empty and unfulfilling and here we go with rounds like five of not doing things on Twitter that affect your career, you have to get off Twitter, man, and you see it wasn't just one tweet, it was a wave of all these offensive tweets and why even bother the top man? If something is so controversial, leave it alone because you're destined for disaster, that's the only reason I don't even talk about those things because I say the wrong thing and I'm done, but hey, what does Notch have to lose? he has a $70 million mansion and over a billion dollars in the bank, so Notch probably decided, hey, why not?

And you know, a couple of years later, Notch had to say some more things on Twitter, so Microsoft removed all mentions of Notch in the game, specifically the announcement. screens and a couple of years later, Notch said that 2019 was a terrible year for Minecraft and that's why Microsoft said that Notch can't attend the Contin your Minecraft anniversary party, but it's impossible to look at the hi

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of Minecraft without looking at the creator of the game. but I mean, that's basically it. Notch is probably still there in his $70 million mansion taking care of his son and probably tweeting a lot so you made it to the end of the video so obviously you liked it and I have 200 subscribers and you know I could use the extra subscriber so go ahead and subscribe, bye.