User blog:NC-Andarius68/Resetting The World

I've been asked a time or two about when and if I plan a reset for this world and the more I think about it the less I want to do a reset really. I get it, don't get me wrong. When they roll out a new update with a lot of new mobs, blocks, items, etc. it is nice having access to a new world so that those new things are more readily available without having to travel great distances. But, as I get to know myself better and my playing style, I really prefer an old world with stability that I can return to even if I go on hiatus for months because life pulls me in a different direction and I can pick up on old projects where I left off. A lot of the things I enjoy doing aren't the things that can be completed in days or even weeks usually. I like the big projects even if I'm not a very accomplished builder myself. I like terraforming entire biomes and stuff like that. Or building entire cities rather than just one or two places. I like stories and history and adventures. I like to solve puzzles and figure out what another person might be trying to convey or what story they might be telling with their builds. For these things, you need a world with longevity. I long regretted taking Phase 1 down and that's why I put it back online with a server recently. Because there were a lot of good builds and good stories there that should be available to revisit. So, in answer to the question of resetting the Minecraft Worlds. I think the answer is no. I'm in for the long game. We can always roll up our own new worlds to play around on and explore new stuff that gets added with updates or play on other realms and servers that have fresh new worlds. But here, I would like to keep a world going for as long as possible to be honest. That way, if you build something and go away for awhile, there's a good chance it will still be there waiting for you when you are ready to return.