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hey man! thought about your videos today! i really think you do a great job on this channel :)) no pressure at all , but we miss you!

ALL MODS ARE SCAMS, FREE OR NOT! VANILLA ALWAYS HAS BEEN, AND ALWAYS WILL BE THE BETTER WAY TO PLAY!

It's almost like Terraria and Minecraft are two completely different games.

Say what you will about jungle temples, but when I spawn in a jungle, if I see one, I't gonna be my first house every time.

I think he just meant the only exploration part of the update was woodland mansions

I've played minecraft since like...2013? Somewhere around then. I have yet to beat the enderdragon. I honstly want to, I know I can, just never have. Just to verify your point more

yea,not related but I wish minecraft was more survival based in vanilla and not a mod. Maybe seasons,thirst,weather,better terrain,biomes or just another dimension where u can sustain yourself and live there without going to other dimensions (not for progression but just playing)

So many bad misinterpretations - on point one, sure, but that doesn't mean combat shouldn't be improved. Point 2: Copper should have more utility. Point 3: There should be more challenge and combat in the game, he's right.

an experience I honestly really love in video games is when you're a wimpy level five loser and you can just wander accidentally into an area where you get obliterated by a hoard of level fifty enemies. it's frustrating and yeah, duh, you're not supposed to be there yet. but now you, even as a brand new wimpy level five loser, know it exists and when you're high enough level, you travel back there and can take the area on. it's FUN, it's ENGAGING. I really do not like being progression locked out of areas. let me find out.

1:46 na dessert wells

You know the video is Minecraft legit when MUMBO FREAKING JUMBO agrees

I personally would think lapis is more useful than copper cuz - enchantment, you need lapis for enchantment and as far as I am concerned I can't really play the game without enchanting my stuff - I don't do redstone so while I know copper has a lot of use there I don't care. - I do minimal building (I like exploring and monster hunting and looting random places a lot more - you need to smelt copper which is a lose immediately for me - there's so much copper in the world, they're everywhere when I don't need them, which makes them more annoying to me

There's a whole ecosystem of Minecraft youtubers who want to take the freeform sandbox game and add a bunch of gates and keys just because they heard from another youtuber that it's "good design" and you should "reward the player" and whatnot

Wait so when he’s talking about the ancient city, he says the loot isn’t worth the risk because the warden can one shot you in full netherite gear (which it can’t). But then says the recovery compass isn’t good loot because by the time you get to the ancient city you won’t die. But which one is it? Is it either too hard for late game or too easy? He also says players in the early game who would want to use the recover compass have a hard time getting them. But then suggests locking the ancient city until you beat the ender dragon. Which doesn’t make sense since the structure (to him) is more useful early game. This guy doesn’t make sense

I can't stand when people talk about Minecraft like it's a competitive game like R6 or smth. If you want to play it that way, ok. But the game should absolutely NOT be balanced around the needs of those people.

also he didn't mention the regen II pots in the ancient city? those are also pretty good cause ghasts are a pain to kill

I think that video cover only one kind of player, those who want adventure and constant battle to enjoy the game. They probably still have dirt box even after 100 hour of playing

it went from forget, lie, shameful ad, and then mock Mojang, the developer?

Bogest meat rider fan base I have ever seen, this guy just reacts to a video that he didn't make, he is just nit-picking the weak elements of star fishes video while not acknowledging the actual reason for the reason. Btw swift sneak is not that worth of glazing

I tried.... i tried real hard to make it through your whole video, but honestly your content is bad and you should feel bad.

Dude spent 20 minutes complaining that nobody cares about swift sneak and forgot about most end game players having a storage facility full of totems. The recovery compass is almost as useless as swift sneak

I LOVE mining. 100% a caves and cliffs defender until the day I die I love love love the new caves its one of my favorite parts of the game. also it added otherside which is by far my favorite disc

I will say, minecraft does feel different to how it used to. Not because updates, not because "Mojang bad" But rather, it lost its mystery, this isn't the fault of the developers, it's the fault of time, we grew up with this game, we know the ins and outs, we know all the best ways to do x, y and z. My proof for this, is to watch the lets play of someone who was introduced to the game recently, they have that same wonder in their eyes, because they still have this mystery to them. I can guarantee that if mojang didn't tell us what each update past 1.12 consisted of, we'd literally never have this conversation, now I don't think they should do this, but imagine you're playing, you see there was an update added, and you have no clue what it is, so you go exploring underground, and you find "Hmm, there's a new stone variant, cool! And then you fall into the ancient city, awakening the warden, noticing the shrine thingy, you'd be enthralled. When I first played this game, I just experimented, tried to make cool rollercoasters, found diamonds, mineshafts, I heard the cave sounds so I looked for trains in these mines because that's what it sounded. I recently had this same experience, I was playing, and found out that they made it so that minecarts can go into portals, and like when I played in 2012, I just went to town experimenting with it, seeing if I could make an automated interdimensional minecart system where you could input a station and get directed to it, and turns out it is(Hypothetically) possible, and so when exams finish I'm going to do that. The game is still fun, arguably way more than it used to be, but it's not as mysterious as it used to be, which is where a lot of that childlike wonder came from.

The Thing, Swift Sneek is one of the worst Entchantment, because just of THAT enchantment i die more Often when i bridge than any other Time

This guy basically Azmongold but Minecraft. By the way out of the 1000 of 10,000 patreon's that offer mods for Minecraft we know Mojang/Microsoft really does not care because if the mod community goes so does Minecraft its self. It would be boring as hell with no mods. Anyways back to your dumb points.

6:20 This actually isn’t even true. Going to lush caves can get you a TREMENDOUS amount of clay, which you can then sell to a mason for emeralds, and then use those emeralds to buy an enchanted diamond pickaxe. Or enchanted books to apply to a pickaxe.

To JetStarfish: there is a game that has the exploration aspect of Minecraft whilst also having the “monsters get stronger as you do” while also having a primary objective to work towards. It’s called Breath of the Wild and its sequel Tears of the Kingdom

14:19 something important to note about the differences between Terraria and Minecraft (as someone who's played both) is that unlike in minecraft, your progression isn't strictly tied to one world, since the characters you make in Terraria can be played in any world, with some exceptions. If you want to stop playing hardmode and just build a nice little house or something, you could make a new world and play it with your pre-hardmode character, and you're done. This also fixes thw multiplayer problem, since you could just grind up gear in singleplayer, and join with that same character in a multiplayer post hardmode world. That, and also, terraria doesn't make you lose all your items upon death (only a few random items are lost, as well as some money, not your whole inventory.) Minecraft Doesn't Have this. In Vanilla Minecraft, there is simply no way to transfer gear or items between worlds. Nor should there be, in my opinion, but regardless. Terraria mainly works, as a game, because Characters and Worlds are decoupled, in a way that minecraft can't afford to do, and it REALLY feels like Jet just... doesn't get that.

11:14 Umm actually in Japan a 14 year old is still considered a Middle Schooler 🤓👆

Something to mention is that, in Terraria, the default player difficulty is "Softcore" meaning you only drop a few coins when you die. So when you *do* die after defeating, say, the Wall of Flesh in Terraria, you still keep your armor and weapons, allowing you to actually fight against the hardmode enemies. What Jet is suggesting is basically Mediumcore Terraria, where you drop everything in your inventory when you die and only have the starting copper tools when you respawn. This gets you into a scenario where a deathloop is possible, you die with your best gear so you take your second best gear down to retrieve your best gear, then die again because *you already died once with better gear, who's to say you won't again with worse?* And just to not alienate people who don't know Terraria terms, there are three types of difficulty. Player difficulty, world difficulty, and "hardmode." Player difficulty changes how the player behaves, such as dropping all your items or the character being unable to respawn after they die. World difficulty changes various things about the worlds, such as the types of debuffs you can get, how much health enemies have, new phases to boss fights, and the ability to get exclusive items on that difficulty like the "Shield of Cthulhu" which you get after defeating the Eye of Cthulhu on Expert Mode or higher. "Hardmode" is simply just a "Part 2" that starts whenever you defeat the Wall of Flesh, adding new biomes, enemies, ores, weapons, NPCs, a lot of stuff. You can think of it as your world being the Nether before 1.16, and defeating the Wall of Flesh gave your world the 1.16 update, making the world more hostile with better loot.

Yep i like you

I just need the xp tome mod to become a vanilla thing, 1395 XP per book(30 levels) and store it in a library in your base lol

This video is boring

Another thing I thought of around the 25:45 mark: There are some things that are basically only underground, yes, but all of these things that are uniqe to the caves can be summed up as defense and offense. Minerals for armours and tools, items for enchants. Once you get past that adventuring, viewing, making, and biggest of all BUILDING will use almost everything from everywhere! Bricks, woods, muds, leaves, animals, crops are all from the surface! Nether bricks and black stones are from the nether, and deep-slates and diorites which are an amazing pair with, wait for it, spruce wood will be from beneath the surface!

Its not a crime he just likes terraria

Notice how the word is 'MINE - cart'... USE IT IN THE MINES

Caves have ecosystems - diamonds are intended to be found here due to their open size and more common amounts. That's literally the one everyone talks about. Technically the nether is a biome along all these lines too which you can only find quartz and netherite in. There's life and different places for life to exist in all parts of Minecraft, they (unrelated) don't need an inherent use. It's a sandbox game, want sand? Go to the desert or a beach lmao - THAT'S THEIR USE TO THE PLAYER!!

THESE MFERS JUST WANNA BE GUIDED BRUH YOU HAVE FREE WILL!!! MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS AND CHOOSE WHAT YOU WANT TO DO!!!!

Your whole argument is “well I don’t like combat and I like building so your opinion is invalid.” If you honestly believe Minecraft is a well rounded game as of today you’re completely wrong. You can’t sit here and act like combat isn’t also a huge part of the game. Combat is just as, if not, more important than building. The fact it is completely possible to get maxed out gear within 2-4 hours of starting a new world is insane. Boss fights are repetitive, world exploration is useless, combat is boring, the list can go on. I enjoy building structures and cool farms, but once I’m finished building and feel like seeking a challenge I’m let down and often just find a new game to play. Just my opinion though

Ngl though, the copper for powered rails? Actually a good idea, especially for balance and real life reasons. Copper is a fantastic conductor of electricity, and it's abundant enough to make railways more worth it.

I notice that jet uses a lot of strawmen in his video. Not only is that a jerk move, it’s also showing that he doesn’t know about or doesn’t care about the tons of other players who prefer a different style to what he does. Not everyone wants Minecraft to be your fantasy, dude.

That entire video just had me scratching my head and wondering how any of these "problems" are actually, you know, problems? Granted, some ideas like buffing travel speeds of minecarts and making another variant of powered rails are good, but then his solution to fixing the problems of transportation, which in his eyes are horses and... nether boat highways? Is to ruin horses all together and completely break nether highways. Something that I and, I'm assuming, hundreds of other people never actually use. It felt like he was just shilling for minecarts for half the video, which yeah I like them too, but ruining other modes of transport isn't "making them better" or balancing them through good ideas, it's making it better by contrast because he's nerfing everything else. That's poor design. I actually laughed when I heard him say at the end of the video that he thinks he "fixed" minecraft's exploration problems because to me, most of his fixes were boring and redundant at best, and putting it behind a pay wall is just hilarious. There are far better exploration mods that are out there for free.

I have been playing minecraft for like 5 years now, ig. I have never once crafted an ender eye, i j use the blaze powder to make potions and do my own thing. I don't see the point in speedrunning the game on your regular survival world. Chilling and playing at your own pace is so much fun and much more sustainable than whatever he thinks the 'correct' way to play minecraft is.

Okay dude please stop breathing on the mic so damn hard, USE YOUR NOSE! PLEASE!

For some reason i feel like jetstarfish has NEVER watched a SINGLE episode of Hermitcraft

The problem I’m finding with these “Minecraft bad” videos, is that they act like it isn’t a sandbox, beating the ended dragon is the end goal, and it’s not fun with all the new stuff and they complain it makes the game “easier”. They can ADD THEIR OWN CHALLENGES, ITS A SANDBOX EACH PERSON DOES WHAT THEY WANT. It’s like going to subway, making a sandwich, and then complaining that the toppings don’t taste good together.

their triple battles.....LOVED IT

the issue with a lot of these channels that aim to "explain minecraft's problems" isnt that they lie, necessarily, its that they tell half truths, thus making it harder for people who are not as familiar with the game to discredit the video as false.

You people are acting like Jet’s a politician running for office and you’re picking apart his most recent campaign speech Bro had opinions, articulated them and then offered a solution if people were interested and willing. You’re all Mojang purists who happen to disagree and aren’t interested in his ideas Big fucken whoop Suck back some concrete and go touch grass. This is Minecraft and he’s a random guy selling his ideas. Get over it “uhHuH buT iT’s iLeGaL To mAKe PaiD MoDS” Oh. My. God. Can you hump the red tape any harder? Who cares? Are you gonna sue him? Deal with it. You’ve gone from talking about the censorship of the CCP down to some random Minecraft content creator selling a mod and acting like it’s some significant issue that requires a political discussion. Pick a lane bruv

Desert wells actually are useful now since the archeologist update you can get Diamonds out of them by finding the strange sand block and brushing it.