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Spectral arrows might not be the best thing to craft but in the early game (before an infinity enchantment) getting it from Piglin bartering is better than crafting and it’s almost an inevitable drop if you’re trying to get pearls

i usually use charcoal for earlygame, since i typically get excessive wood and related materials for a basic house, and then have plenty extra to use for charcoal

I'm pretty sure charcoal actually lasts more than coal when used in a furnace

I think that furnace minecart is cool

It’s s is. Really kind…..

I spend most of my time underground so I like to put clocks on the walls. Not super useful, just kind of neat.

quite a few of these features clearly have uses, and I can't tell whether this is engagement bait or just your own biases based on play style

Hey!!! We have the exact same Minecraft skin!!!!

Charcoal is the best. Made smelting ores on my realm 10x easier. I can just plant hella trees instead of mining.

I actually used the furnace cart to transport villagers. I didn't have redstone and gold for powered rails and it was faster than pushing it myself.

poisonous potatoes got their own update that made them useful

Im sad you didn't include Water breathing arrows

charcoal is really useful in the initial stages of the game + for campfires

dead bushes are great, spare me the time to obtain sticks

At least the desert well has the minimal usage of becoming an archaeology spot in the trails and tales update

I use Clock all the time I will see used leather armor for encampment same with the pig

I use Charcoal all the time. Coal can be sold for emeralds and after obtaining mending it can be mined for a quick Elytra repair. Charcoal earns XP when being processed from wood then can be used to process other items for their value + XP I like to use Lava to make Charcoal then Charcoal to process items to compound the XP and not be restocking Lava all the time.

I've always liked using the furnace cart for baby rides at theme parks

Potion of Luck is most useless

What a waste of 10 minutes

you completely forgot the Luck and Bad Luck effects and the Knowledge Book

Clocks are useful in scape and run because you likely wouldn't have a base to easily tell the time

Dead bushes is actually useful when your traveling an object you can instantly break with your bare hands to get sticks is very useful early game

I use furnace minecarts for transporting mobs in bulk, because many minecarts just bump into each other And go in reverse, so the furnace minecart just pushes them the right way

th pig riding thing is pretty popular in anarchy servers cause of hacks

Gotta love how the top 2 have now got some pretty good uses in-game since the making of this video haha

Hostile mobs can't spawn on mushroom islands, making them perfect places to live.

fortress mode would actually be pretty dope, i could totally see myself playing with a few friends on it. Perhaps there could be a shopkeeper that you can purchase cool items from such as mob spawn eggs that will fight for you, or throwable fire charges that can be deflected like ghast’s fire charges (Come to think of it those should actually be in the base game. They’re literally just flint n steel, they have no purpose. come on mojang, there’s always a need for a rocket launcher mechanic in any game)

bro poisonous potatoes have a chance to not poison you so they are useful

Mojang can fix the furnace minecart rather easily. All they have to do is allow us to link it with chains to other minecarts and not let it break at corners. What better way is there to transport goods than a furnace minecart pulling eight chest minecarts, each packed to the brim with shulker boxes?

furnace minecarts are very useful for transporting mobs in the early game when you don't have enough gold for powered rails. I use them mostly to transport the villagers where I need them to be. That way I only have to craft normal rails and use just a little more iron and a coal per villager in order to bring it where I need it. Its very useful

what about bane of anthropods

I use kelp as my energy source, its easy to make automatic farms, and burns 20 units per dry kelp block. When i need coal for torches or anything else, I burn some wood with kelp and this keeps me from having to mine coal at all 🤑

I USE FURNACE MINECARTS TO PUSH VILLAGERS FROM THEIR VILLAGE TO THE NEW LOCATION WITHOUT HAVING TO FAFF WITH REDSTONE AND GOLD RAIL THAT CAN ACCIDENTALLY SEND THEM BACKWARDS. Wish they would add them to bedrock edition

Potion Of Turtle Master @technoblade #rip #subtotechnoblade

I use clocks for when I make Redstone builds that involve daylight sensors and I am underground

nu-minecraft troons when the easter egg doesn't have 1873 functions

I actually prefer to use charcoal for smelting over coal since I can trade loads of coal to villagers. Plus planting trees and chopping down logs means I don't have to go looking for more coal when it would be inconvenient. I get to combine farming important resources and exp farming. The only downside I see is that you can't make charcoal blocks. I am very surprised to finally find out that there is no actual use for the poisonous potato, I would think that it would be using for some kind of potion brewing this whole time.

Honestly I love the clock. Mainly because I splay with the phantoms on and I like to know the amount of days to go by. That ways i can deal with those terrible things. (Just a dumb mob)

The nitwit was made to be useless lol

Clocks are very useful for me, being able to tell when it is and is not safe to leave a cave or mine is very helpful. Especially with Phantoms being just... the worst

this is how i used the clock. it was when i first started playing and i didn't carry a bed with me. I'd travel far away and go mining. then I'd use my clock to know when the sun was rising so i would have enough time to get back home safely. i don't do that anymore.

I’ve been playing Minecraft since 2014. I know all of these.

I find structures like the well really useful. While it may not serve a direct purpose, it makes the world feel lived in and adds mystery. Minecraft desperately needs more structures like this - that may not contain expensive loot but add to the world instead.

This is so nostalgic

4:10 when you learn that a dead bush with a tree leaf block on top looks like an actual houseplant, you convert.

I actually prefer charcoal for furnaces in early game because I like using my coal for torches as I’m mining. I usually use it until I can make infinite lava with dripstone.

You can make chainmail armor with chains IIRC

Clocks were useful when the game was harder. I found myself making a clock when I was playing in 2011 because of how difficult surviving the night is if you come up from mining, it was good to know when day started when you couldn’t run from monsters

NEVER LET BRO COOK AGAIN🔥