Nethercraft
About two years ago I found this game, Minecraft.
Minecraft is one of my favorite games, I play it all the time and I found it by watching a YouTube video of someone playing classic mode.
One day on my way back from school I met my friend who I hadn't seen in ages while he was shopping since his school ends earlier than mine. I was talking to him for a bit about old memories and then I asked him if he had heard about a game called Minecraft. He had, of course, and told me about the Halloween update. Afterwards I went home and updated Minecraft to play the new update but it just said "MEM OVERLOAD, PLEASE CONTACT *jumbled characters* MOJANG GROUP" whenever I tried to run it. I deleted the .minecraft folder in the %appdata% folder and reloaded it and it worked fine, but it deleted my worlds and I had to create a new one. I started it up to find myself in the Nether. This was odd because you never spawn in the Nether but I just disregarded it and went exploring, not realising that it was in fact impossible to spawn in the nether. I couldn't find a portal back home so I killed myself and respawned back in the nether but in a different place altogether. I created a new world and I spawned regularly except whenever I went near my spawn point I could hear portal sounds. No matter where I looked there was no portal anywhere. I went into my .minecraft folder to look for the world file but it wasn't there. It was only visible and accessible through the game, meaning I couldn't share it with my friend or anyone else.
Since then every one of my worlds up until the Beta update had portal sounds near spawn but when I gave the world file to my friend he couldn't hear them. I realised it was my minecraft client. when the first Beta update came the same message, "MEM OVERLOAD, PLEASE CONTACT *jumbled characters* MOJANG GROUP" appeared, except the jumbled characters where no longer jumbled. they said NETHER in slightly italic letters. Next what appeared on the screen was quite scary. it said /..V./missingmessage044065//n./ in orange text against a blue background. I wrote it down and clicked the screen and the text faded away until all there was was blue. The screen flashed for about 6 seconds and made a high pitch static noise with the faint sound of a minecraft door opening and a voice saying something along the lines of "CARD" and "THIRTEEN OASIS". The game started without showing the Mojang symbol and it never happened again.
Credited to AmbidextrousMoose
Originally uploaded on March 30, 2012
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