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Okay.No, both sides still seem to be debating.
Apologies, I was simply listing examples. My overall point was that even if the poem was technically canon we do not need to accept it.Certainly. They do not apply here.
Not yet, if this gets declined a page or two need to be removed from what I'm looking.Thank you for the explanation. It seems like we should close this thread then.
The poem has some obvious things like dream and the player seeing the game as fictionThis is the interview in question.
"JG: The word "dream" gets used, but it's really a story about the dream of a game, and the dream of life. It's dream as metaphor. I love the strangeness that comes when people get so lost in a game that the game becomes the world. Because you do get lost like that. Especially in something like Minecraft, that's so endless. You're actually startled to come back into your life at the end of it. So I wanted to play with that moment, where you're between two worlds, and for a short little period you're not sure which one is more real. "
Apologies, I was simply listing examples. My overall point was that even if the poem was technically canon we do not need to accept it.
As for your other points: there is interpretation as to whether the poem is literal or not. The writer suggests heavily it's a metaphorical poem but some may interpret the poem literally regardless.
The exact request given by Notch was this: "Silly over-the-top out-of-nowhere text."
Im pretty sure we aren't using the Dreams thing for the upgrade, but instead the reallity-fiction thing. and before someone agrue, no, it really wasn't refering to the metaphor dreamsThis is the interview in question.
"JG: The word "dream" gets used, but it's really a story about the dream of a game, and the dream of life. It's dream as metaphor. I love the strangeness that comes when people get so lost in a game that the game becomes the world. Because you do get lost like that. Especially in something like Minecraft, that's so endless. You're actually startled to come back into your life at the end of it. So I wanted to play with that moment, where you're between two worlds, and for a short little period you're not sure which one is more real. "
yep that we were using the player seing as fiction and the entities seing the player as fiction probally? as the main argument for Low 1-CIm pretty sure we aren't using the Dreams thing for the upgrade, but instead the reallity-fiction thing
I hear you, but if a major portion of the poem is metaphorical it brings into question the rest of it.Im pretty sure we aren't using the Dreams thing for the upgrade, but instead the reallity-fiction thing. and before someone agrue, no, it really wasn't refering to the metaphor dreams
no? just because parts of the poem are kinda subjective doesnt mean everything is subjective we are refearing to the player seeing minecraft as fiction who is pretty obvious and is pretty much the entire part of the poemI hear you, but if a major portion of the poem is metaphorical it brings into question the rest of it.
In addition, Notch's response to the submission was that it reflected how he felt. Doesn't it seem strange to you that he said "feel", rather than saying it was accurate? The statement makes a lot more sense if the poem is metaphorical.
When I said earlier that the poem felt very out of place I meant in terms of taking it literally. If taken metaphorically as a representation of the way we feel when we create our own worlds in video games, then it's actually very fitting.
It is both.I hear you, but if a major portion of the poem is metaphorical it brings into question the rest of it.
In addition, Notch's response to the submission was that it reflected how he felt. Doesn't it seem strange to you that he said "feel", rather than saying it was accurate? The statement makes a lot more sense if the poem is metaphorical.
When I said earlier that the poem felt very out of place I meant in terms of taking it literally. If taken metaphorically as a representation of the way we feel when we create our own worlds in video games, then it's actually very fitting.
Not the whole poem is metaphorical, not only because the leanguge actually is understandable and have a normal meaning, but also because the author was refering to the dreams. Also Notch isn't the autohor of poem, the poem is related to the respawn system, and at the end Notch really gived a short and vague answer.I hear you, but if a major portion of the poem is metaphorical it brings into question the rest of it.
In addition, Notch's response to the submission was that it reflected how he felt. Doesn't it seem strange to you that he said "feel", rather than saying it was accurate? The statement makes a lot more sense if the poem is metaphorical.
When I said earlier that the poem felt very out of place I meant in terms of taking it literally. If taken metaphorically as a representation of the way we feel when we create our own worlds in video games, then it's actually very fitting.
Now you are playing the "meh is a poem so is subjective even if the part of the player seeing minecraft as fiction doesnt have flowery lengauje and is very understandable"It is okay for a story to have a dual meaning, but the fact that this ending is so drastically different from any other aspect of the game is what sways me so hard into the metaphorical side. Ultimately, how much of the poem is metaphorical is up to our personal interpretations. Though we have statements that it is metaphorical, but we do not have any statements that it's literal.
That is all I will say for now until more input is given.
okay dont take my world as the only truth but we debunked every argument they haved and i think antvasima changed to neutral?I honestly feel that in this point this is a completely circular argument so I think is better just decide based in the votes:
Upgrade (24, 3 staff): Emirp sumitpo, ShakeResounding, Zencha, OnosokunoSonic, Saikou the Lewd King, Rabbit2002, The Wright Way, Milly Rocking Bandit, Maverick Zero X, Manu Zarri, Planck, Ricsi-Viragosi, MrKerf, Akuma No Hissetsu, Akuto123, Rxthegamer, Leotamer, Fastestthingalive50, InfiniteDay, ZetaMarishi, Livinmeme, Gohanblanco217, Lord_JJJ, Yar R Agi 7k
Deletion (18, 6 staff): Mr. Bambu, DatOneWeeb, Bobsican, Alonik, StrymULTRA, Moritzva, Rikimarox, Paul Frank, Delta333, Everything12, GyroNutz, DaReaperMan, The Impress, Expectro2000xxx, FinePoint, ProfessorKukui4Life, Antvasima, Dominodalek
???: DragonLord mentions support in equal parts of upgrade and deleting profiles.
Bold is obviously staff, italics are those that agree with the concept of an upgrade but disagree on where they actually land.
I have read all the arguments of the side that approve the upgrade and my position is the same, the whole point of debunk each side is just circular argument in this point so I don't think the votes in favor of deleting should be ignored or changed unless the person itself say that their opinion now is different, like for example Yar R Agi 7k which first was in the deleting side and now approve it. And Antvasima didn't changed to neutral, KieranH10 said he is neutral.okay dont take my world as the only truth but we debunked every argument they haved and i think antvasima changed to neutral?
... no i disagree with this for several reasons but i am doing something extremlly important so i am gona say this we arent using the sleep to get him in 5-D we are using the steve sees minecraft as fiction to get him to 5-DForgive me but I am going to play devil's advocate.
The end poem being out of nowhere is true however this is kind of needed it's a sandbox game that has no true ending or story however the developers decided to include one given anything that they say would not be correct always unless it was based on statistics which would be underwhelming so the choice of their's was more abstract does this make it uncanon? Not really it can be but the arguement is flawed and as for it being a flowey language it is mostly required just saying "hey vs battles wiki here is a cosmology" is a terrible idea for an ending. The poem uses flowey language yes but for all we n
know that is just the whole sleeping idea could be a metaphor based of cthulhu's mythos.
... you literally did said you saidIf this is an attempt to mock me I literally started with Forgive me but I am going to play devil's advocate.
If not I never say sleeping was the argument.
Uh no, you're the one introducing circular arguments. You made the assumption that The Player can access creative mode and used that to support commands blocks, which are still unavailable in creative mode btw. And yes, it is overly-literal when the poem was not meant to be taken literally in the first place as stated by its authorTurning cheats on/off is done during world creation, if we presume the player views Minecraft as a game and is creating and destroying these worlds at his leisure, then there is no reason to presume he doesn't have access to Creative Mode. This is not an overly-literal intrepretation. It is just what those words the characters say literally mean.
If we deny the poem, then Creative Mode is seperate debate which was brought up but have not been discussed.
If you say cheats are not canon, then the block that lets you input cheats are also non-canon. This is just a disguised circular argument.
It isn't debunked, though. It is simply stated by some that their interpretations are different and they feel that the fact that the creator explicitly doesn't consider it legit isn't enough to disprove it.so.. they are deleting them because the poem has flowery languaje except when it was debunked several times.... some day this wiki gona make my brain explode
My argument might not be persuasive to you, but it is not an circular argument.Uh no, you're the one introducing circular arguments. You made the assumption that The Player can access creative mode and used that to support commands blocks, which are still unavailable in creative mode btw. And yes, it is overly-literal when the poem was not meant to be taken literally in the first place as stated by its author
I'm pretty sure that the creator only said that the dreams don't refer to different layers of reality. That doesn't disprove the Player seeing Minecraft as a game.It isn't debunked, though. It is simply stated by some that their interpretations are different and they feel that the fact that the creator explicitly doesn't consider it legit isn't enough to disprove it.
no it isntIt isn't debunked, though. It is simply stated by some that their interpretations are different and they feel that the fact that the creator explicitly doesn't consider it legit isn't enough to disprove it.
aka: relying in subjective wich i hate and by that logic shouldnt the player would be 2-B probally Low 1-C i mean why your oppinion have more heigth that our oppinion that is literally is subjective in a way that is convinient for me and harmfull for youIt isn't debunked, though. It is simply stated by some that their interpretations are different and they feel that the fact that the creator explicitly doesn't consider it legit isn't enough to disprove it.
Because they disagree with the rating being there and are willing to take WoG statements on it in order to support their point when I swear I've seen other WoG statements for other series get disregarded for little to no reason.Why are we discussing the author discussing the philosophical implications of a story he wrote as if it disproves that it is a story with an internally consistent narrative?
If Word of God isn't contradicted by the source material it can be used. It ain't contradicted here.Because they disagree with the rating being there and are willing to take WoG statements on it in order to support their point when I swear I've seen other WoG statements for other series get disregarded for little to no reason.