It doesn’t matter if the skywriting is vandalized, because it was ugly anyway, and we want to see what it’ll change into next. It doesn’t matter if Eret’s walls of L’manberg come down, because the yellow concrete will be recycled into the set piece that traps Tubbo before he’s executed. Much like in a stage show, it’s all a set. But less seriously than that, shit gets blown up all the time, houses are pranked and ruined, random blocks scattered because they place blocks while running and sprinting like they’re competitive players, redstone broken, old creations simply removed for the crime of being too ugly and irrelevant. The iconic walls of L’manberg, so integral to L’manberg’s original identity that they were represented on the flag, were torn down and later built back up out of obsidian, now not as an assertion of autonomy but as a prison and an oppressive force. It’s also important to note that on Dream SMP, nothing is permanent. They build stage sets for their performances. For example, the SMP had a castle built because Eret was crowned king, and Wilbur built a drug van in the woods because he wanted to sell drugs. The environment is secondary to the plot, and generally, builds are constructed in order to suit that plot which comes up out of players interacting with each other. They could be having the same conversations in Roblox, or Raft, or GTA V, and except for the occasional detail that would need to be adapted for the new medium, nothing would change about it. Some of its most impactful scenes (for example: Wilbur’s slow conclusion that he could and wants to be the bad guy and his plea to Dream Tommy atop a pillar above the clouds and slowly slowly realizing that he was abused the entirety of the L’manberg War of Independence Fundy’s search for a new parental figure after his father’s death) are performed almost entirely just by players talking to each other. Dream SMP, by and far, emphasizes character acting and chemistry. Notably, the environments also changed with the story - for example, frantically building a wall to contain an incursion of cursed sand, or a city made of wood burning to the ground, the heroes fleeing from the ashes behind them. Season 3 shatters that illusion by throwing the heroes into an adventure not unlike an adventure map (which were popular at the time), complete with NPCs acted by real humans and sprawling builds.
Both Season 1 and Season 2 have elements of storytelling in them, but for the most part, they are just normal Let’s Play’s with lore involved.
Season 1 started out seemingly normal, except for some of the inexplicable appearances of a player our heroes didn’t know and buildings they didn’t construct Season 2 leads to our heroes stranded on an island. take much of this with a grain of salt, it has been since whenever they last uploaded Shadow of Israphel that I have actually watched this series.) Shadow of Israphel was the Yogscast’s flagship series, the “season 3” of their Minecraft Let’s Play. First let’s discuss briefly a middle ground: Shadow of Israphel.
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