Beta ERR404 Negative

Please note: This story is produced by @N0tSphminx, and he doesn't have permission to create a page so, I'm helping him out. N0tSphminx also knows that this page exists so all of N0tSphminx's work is cited. -DementedSoul4000
Hello. It's Josh here. Recently I have experienced something terrifying, and I want to share it with you. I call it, "Beta ERR404-Negative".
Part 1. The Update
Minecraft recently announced their new Minecraft update, and I was excited. They were adding some new amazing features, each of which were explicitly described. I thought to myself, there is no other Minecraft update that will top this one! Well, little did I know, hackers had already made their way into Mojang's systems, and had already begun corrupting the code. I had waited about eleven days for the long awaited and praised update. Then, one day, it happened.
Part 2. The Update Continued
I had logged into my Minecraft Launcher, and I looked for the new update name, and I found it. Beta Negative. I was extremely excited! I knew this was about to be thrilling. Or so I thought. I played it, it started up. It looked like any other menu when it loaded, and then I chose to create a new singleplayer world. I called the world, "New Update!!" because of course I would. Once the world loaded, I immediately noticed a glitch with my hotbar, it was corrupted, and had Steve heads with redstone. I thought nothing of it, because I thought it was a glitch or bug they forgot to fix before releasing. But it's only when I got farther into the game, I started experiencing weirder things.
Part 3. The Experiences
I had found a desert, and everything seemed normal at first, until I noticed that the cactuses where upside down, and random mobs were spawning in the middle of nowhere, even though it was as clear as day outside. I kept being damaged by literally nothing, and I was starting to get concerned. I saw a village and ran to it, because every biome I entered was warped or glitched in some way, making it impossible to navigate. Then, suddenly, a player named ERR404 joined the game. They said, "ERR404.exe is accessing webcam. . . accessing permission minecraft/ERR404:world_gen. . . accessing computer modules. . . installing BetaNegative404.exe. . . install successful." I freaked out and immediately checked my files, and while I was doing that, my webcam turned on, and a voice said into my headphones saying, "LET ME SEE YOU." I was terrified and I tried to close the webcam, but I couldn't, then something terrifying things happened.
Part 4. The 404 Incident
Suddenly, all of my files were named to "404_HAS_FOUND_YOU," and my antivirus tried to stop it, but then it deleted my antivirus. Then, several error messages containing information about myself that I have never shared showed up, and that was when my fear was at its peak. It told me my IP, where I live, and other stuff. Then, my computer stared glitching and making distorted noises, until one message was left. "GOODBYE." My computer went black, and I tried many times to turn it back on but failed. I got on my phone to ask some people on reddit to see if anyone else had experienced the same thing, and to my surprise, many people responded, and one of the responses was truly terrifying. "My brother has played the update, but after the same thing happened, he couldn't sleep, and all he could think about was somebody watching him and tracking him down to kill him. Eventually, he'd had enough, and ended his own life, to end his suffering." I was truly terrified.
Part 5. The Next Day
The next day, I surfed through the news on my phone, and then I spotted this article titled: "Minecraft confirms hacking of their new version and the results of it." I read through it, and it said that Minecraft had been supposedly hacked by a group of hackers who were trying to gain information on people. Mojang had fortunately pushed out the hackers and deleted the version, and are now remaking it, which means no new update for another long while. People flooded the comments and blamed Mojang for the problem. But I wasn't that kind of person. I commented that Mojang was hacked and should not be blamed for anything.
And that, my friends, is the story of "Beta ERR404-Negative." This was the most terrifying experience in my life, and I don't think I will experience anything like it ever again, hopefully.
Note from the author: This creepypasta is NOT REAL and should not be taken seriously! Anybody trying to get people to believe this is true will be BANNED. This story was for entertainment purposes ONLY.
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