The release of my remake of Five Minutes in Minecraft (internally referenced as FMiM-R, thank you very much) was quite monumental to me. You see, technically, it's the first project I had ever actually put out there that I was happy with. In my mind, the map was done, and had been released, and anyone could play it. Do you know how scary that is? Each and every one of my previous Minecraft maps have had me there to act as a supervisor, so if anything went wrong I could spam just the right commands and fix problems at the snap of a finger. But now, if anything went wrong...there would be nobody. People would have a bad experience and I wouldn't be able to do anything about it. So imagine my horror when I actually opened the map from a local server instead of my usual singleplayer test and found that my custom resource pack didn't load, doors and trapdoors on the map had been screwed up by testers, and the cameras - one of my selling points! - just flat-out refused to f...
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