Fun fact: apparently the correct version is not "quote on quote" but "quote unquote". I didn't know that until recently. Anyway, nice video and editing! I like that you paid more attention to the color palette and shapes of the overall build and commented about your thoughts during these parts. This seems better of a guide on "how to become a good builder" than some other bigger channels show. Seeing your thought process through the build is nice. I would usually expect more views and subs with such quality of videos so I bet you can get big. Good luck!
I would definetly put granite over diorite because diorite looks pretty good in medieval builds when mixed with dark oak, but granite has alot fewer uses because of its reddish brown while diorite mixes in with any dark block pretty well since its white with dark splotches. I think granite would only go with maybe blackstone and deepslate decently unless you count pathing.
oh I did Diorite because I've heard it more commonly referred to as "ugly" also I personally really like to look of granite and I think it pairs well with terracotta, brick, and even jungle wood.
I would have went prismarine/oxicopper/cyans and birch for the dioroof mans forgot about blast furnaces, furnaces, and other such blocks on the second one.
Hey, I'd LOVE to know what song you used at around 5:00 in the video. My boyfriend and I are studying music theory and we were discussing what mode the song was written in, but we can't confirm it! Also, while I like the idea of the video, I feel that the texturing that you did made the builds a little bit too cluttered/busy. One thing you could try is limiting texturing in future videos, either by using fewer texturing blocks or relying more on forms/shapes instead?
bro i dont get how you only have 225 subs. i found this on my fyp and loved it. keep doing the great stuff! 💪😤
Thank you!
Fun fact: apparently the correct version is not "quote on quote" but "quote unquote". I didn't know that until recently.
Anyway, nice video and editing! I like that you paid more attention to the color palette and shapes of the overall build and commented about your thoughts during these parts. This seems better of a guide on "how to become a good builder" than some other bigger channels show. Seeing your thought process through the build is nice. I would usually expect more views and subs with such quality of videos so I bet you can get big. Good luck!
oh I knew that and forgot it! D: Also thank you for the kind words
I would definetly put granite over diorite because diorite looks pretty good in medieval builds when mixed with dark oak, but granite has alot fewer uses because of its reddish brown while diorite mixes in with any dark block pretty well since its white with dark splotches. I think granite would only go with maybe blackstone and deepslate decently unless you count pathing.
oh I did Diorite because I've heard it more commonly referred to as "ugly" also I personally really like to look of granite and I think it pairs well with terracotta, brick, and even jungle wood.
oh i just havent heard many people call diorite ugly most people i see just put it inbetween andesite and granite
Don't know why this isn't more popular, super cool!
Thank you!
“Oi! That block stinks!” Justice for the wet sponge block!!!!😭😭😭
#justiceforwetsponge loool
I would have went prismarine/oxicopper/cyans and birch for the dioroof
mans forgot about blast furnaces, furnaces, and other such blocks on the second one.
Love the builds! 😍
Thank you!
How to blend diorite: remove pretty much all of it
Love the darker style of the soul sand one. Also, great video. Thanks for the tips and keep doing amazing!
Thank you!
Hey, I'd LOVE to know what song you used at around 5:00 in the video. My boyfriend and I are studying music theory and we were discussing what mode the song was written in, but we can't confirm it!
Also, while I like the idea of the video, I feel that the texturing that you did made the builds a little bit too cluttered/busy. One thing you could try is limiting texturing in future videos, either by using fewer texturing blocks or relying more on forms/shapes instead?
Oh the song was "Dragon Roost Island" from The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker
all blocks are good if used right. Thats my favorite underated opinion.
I agree!
why does my king the sponge have to be insulted like that
yeah lol
Alternate title: How to build in Beta and old versions.
Nice build, especially with the blocks you used
Thank you!