DreitonLullaby

The problem is that the world generation also needs to be tweaked to make up for the loss in world size on Bedrock and Java for it to actually work well. For example, in Java edition, you can shrink the world size by setting how far out the world border is, but you are going to miss out on a heap ton of game content and biomes, because that game content isn't designed to be spread apart in such a small space.

You see, the legacy console versions were really good at nicely spreading across all the in-game content such as biomes, items and structures across the limited world. As a result, the biomes were always so much smaller then on PC, because the world itself needed to be more tightly condensed. The game would always try to get at least one of each structure at a minimum, and most if not all of the biomes in there. The other versions simply don't have this, and most modders aren't going to have the motivation to implement different generation for their limited world size mod for every new version of the game that released.

I understand, but that's not what my experience with ASMR is like. I don't get anything like butterflies from it, I just get enjoyment and often an almost "tickling" sensation in my ears. But it's completely separate to the feeling I'm talking about. And besides that, I'm capable of getting the feeling mentioned in the post from my environment in a noisy environment, it's just uncommon.

I really want to visit and hike in New Zealand (they call it trekking). My Mum came from the North Island. I've even considered the possibility of moving there before.

Well of course there would have been some small level of it, but generally speaking, I was not even what I or almost everybody would call agitated.

I wish I could, but I'm broke as a badger and need to get a GrapheneOS phone first, moving onto getting a Linux phone second and using it to contribute towards development.

Hey I'm curious. Is there a speciffic feature Graphene doesn't support that your bank app requires? I'm in Australia, and am planning to use GrapheneOS on a Pixel phone, so I'm wondering if my bank app would be affected too.

It's not the same thing as this, but frission and ASMR is nice; they just produce a completely different feeling to what I'm referring to (usually tingling in the actual skin)

The feeling I'm talking about feels similar-ish to butterflies, but it goes through the legs and arms too, and feels calming rather than nerve-racking, and it leaves you wanting to remain in the moment and continue to appreciate it.

That explains why I'm so interested in getting into hiking. I just want to go out there and be in the wild, because it's so calming; particularly far away from civilisation. I live in Australia btw.

I think serenity seems to be the best existing term. Although I'm beginning to think that people might feel the feeling of serenity differently to each other. So if feelings were an easier thing to communicate, or if people got into more deep discussions about them more often, the exact form of serenity we are feeling might be able to be given it's own proper term.

Serenity! Yeah, I think that's the word I've been looking for... maybe.

I think you might be one of those truly mentally healthy people I’ve heard so little about.

😂 I sure hope so!

Maybe. But I'm not really sure if the definition fully matches up with the feeling. Assuming we are both talking about the same feeling (and I think we are), you seem to have experienced it from a couple of different things I've never experienced it from before. Namely, the one at the airport, where you got the feeling from knowing how far apart everyone will be from each other in only a matter of hours. I've never gotten it from anything like that before. I don't really get the feeling from thinking about something or realising something specific like that, I just get it when I begin to "take in" my environment. Almost like I'm absorbing the atmosphere itself. And while I didn't mention it, I myself am also capable of getting the feeling within a loud environment, like you. It's just far less common for me.

Definitely not, but thanks for the suggestion. If that was the case, I would personally call that "relief"