As a top level speedrunner, I was always trying to push the game to its limits. In April of 2021 I achieved my 3rd top 3 time on the official leaderboard and realized that I had achieved everything I had ever wanted out of this game. I was tired of the chase for a better time, and wanted to warp my speedrunning content into something unique and new.
This led me to create a challenge to beat Minecraft 1,000 times in a row, without resetting once.
At the time, I didn’t know if it was possible, but 6 months later I finished run 1,000 in front of over 7,000 people, pushing through the challenge in ways I didn’t know were possible.
A year later, I made the choice to continue this challenge, but to 100,000. This will take at least 20-25 years of my life, and I look forward to every day of it. It’s a challenge of perseverance, dedication, and discipline to improve yourself.
I never take for granted the opportunity I’ve been given, and I look forward to pushing through to the finish line, one run at a time.