Mojang will not happen for me

Question

I found out I am horrible at coding. ( in JavaScript and python)

I will never work for Mojang.

:(

Welp... Guess I could always be a MC youtuber or minecraft fanfic writer.

But I WILl never stop my dream of working for them. 

Answer 1

NEVER GIVE UP ON UR DREAM!! being a coder is like dancing. It takes practice. And patience. (I would know. I'm a 10yo dancer. been dancing for six years.)

Answer 2

Keep trying maybe learn unfl or c++ the try to learn java script again I used to make fortnite maps on unfl

Answer 3

aw man thats sad. My brother wants to be a MC youtuber, like, so much. You would be a great youtuber and an amazing writer!!!!

Fun fact: my brother was in an MC yt video!

Comments

my parents won't let me be in any till I'm 18+

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But what if you accidentally appear in one? Like when your avatar and username is seen when a YouTuber plays a game (example: SkyWars on Hypixel) while recording?

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I assume that's ok. Bc it was accidental. Besides it's not like they would hear my voice ( or see my real avatar ( I'm pretty sure all servers have a randomly given skin)) so its ok.

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You use your own Minecraft skin everywhere. But they don’t hear your voice.

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Not on hive

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You can use your own skin on The Hive. I do that.

They replace skins made using Character Creator with Steve (with a yellow shirt) though.

Answer 4

Aw man. That's a pity. A lot.

Also, being a YouTuber isn’t a stable job since very few channels earn money from YouTube. Being a fan fiction writer IS stable, though.

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Also YouTube is dying now. I don’t think it’s gonna last another ten years honestly. Be lucky for five years.

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NOOOOO!!!! I WON"T GET TO FOR MORE THAN 3 YEARS!

I DO NOT BEL||EIVE YOU!

my videos may save youtube!

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YouTube is definitely not dead, but it is slowly losing popularity. Here’s a graph:

YouTube’s peak popularity was from October 2009 to May 2010. Then, there was a drop from June 2010 to December 2011, when there was a spike in popularity. A second drop occurred from January 2012 to December 2012, and since the beginning of 2013, YouTube has been slowly losing popularity.

It’s not dead though, which is good.

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Oh, just give it time, Elo.

Just give it time.

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Like what? 20 years?

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I  bet ten.