My favorite thing to do in Minecraft absolutely is losing everything to the void because the Dragon apparently really likes to throw me into the void that is always my luck she hates me
this pastel flurry... dragon? unicorn? thing? is adorable, but the thing i love most about it is honestly the weirdly muscular, human-like hand that it just sprouts out of nowhere, because it's honestly so hilarious to see this tiny little creature that looks like it came straight out of MLP suddenly show it's capability to arm-wrestle god and win, especially since she constantly holds stuff without even using it so she literally only has it for stuff like the afore-mentioned arm-wrestle with god.
I was building a mob farm on a server with a couple friends. I was explaining how my nickname (also my user) was pronounced when I suddenly fell, swore, and died. We had a chuckle, then I continued the explanation.
@@vexlervitoz it’s not based off of anything Australian lol. When my brother was young, he couldn’t pronounce my name so he called me Aussie (Aw-see) and it stuck lol. Also Aussie shepherds are cool
A friend of mine (let’s call him tonka man) commissioned me to build a church dedicated to Tonka. I outsourced the work of mining it to some minimum wage workers. On the last day the server was being hosted, the owner allowed any and all cheats and hacks. I took refuge in the church when like 3 people came after me. I was about to die when suddenly tonka guy came flying in and lava bucketed them all. That’s the story of how I converted to tonkism
I like creating a world, creating unnecessarily large structures and then giving deep lore for the entire world. I have 1 world completed and another 1/3 or less done
One of my favorite things to do is find the biggest cave I can, claim it as i own, and go full goblin mode and turn it into a house Or to be frank, I love incorporating natural terrain gen into my builds - its just so entertaining and the way it blends into the biome tends to look real nice
So whenever I'm in a server with all my friends I would make a taxi service and bring them to where they want to go, but here recently with the new update I will occasionally bring one random passenger to the ancient city that is incredibly close to my taxi service, this will be done at random times and nobody would know who would be the next victim to the warden, I love the sense of danger once they realize where they are and I'm not stopping anytime soon
The person: Hey...I thought I had to go... Wait... we're going pretty deep ...wait *No no no no no Wait wait wait...WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT* *Gets yeeted into the deep down dark deep down*
Do you have any routes that go near the city without the danger? Therefore they would get that panic before the minecart takes a sharp turn up and they feel relief as it was a bluff Only for the track to stop and they fly off into the middle of a bunch of shriekers and sensors in a wool box (so you don’t set them off!) Of course. You would need to make bluff tracks and the double bluff tracks to keep them on their toes!
I always go put secret bases in my friends bases. I do it when they’re not there, and put it in the most likely place for them to find it. Usually under their floor, or if they built into a mountain, behind their furnaces. If it’s big enough, I’ll build multiple. I always make them fairly developed, a chest with a decent amount of food, iron, chests and furnaces, bed, etc. I always hope they’ll find it as they expand their base, and be very confused as to who is living in their walls. So far, I know at least 4 have been discovered, and 2 people asked who made the bunkers. Nobody has any clue it’s me. One friend, who has a massive pyramid, had I think 6 scattered around his base, and only found one. One under each corner, under the middle, at the top of the pyramid (he found that one), and I even sealed off an old room that wasn’t used for anything and redecorated into a armory, with multiple anvils, furnaces, raw materials, and even diamonds. It’ll be quite a treat if he finds it, but it’s quite possible he never will.
This is the first time in my life that I've genuinely enjoyed the sponsor segment of any video. You're like that one magical teacher that makes the normally boring subject fun while still actually still teaching the class
I remember that when I used to play minecraft I usually talked to the cows a lot, idk why, they weren't even my favorite mob, I just looked at their eyes and started a deep conversation about the universe and how op fishing was at that time...
Most Minecrafters are sorted into builders or redstone makers. Me? I am here for the thrill of adventure. The world is so vast and I cannot help feeling like an explorer travelling chunks upon chunks to document the landscape. I have maps in frames that span thousands of blocks away from my house. Upon every adventure bringing back even the most insignificant block so I have a sample of it to display in my museum of a chest. Sailing the vast horizon, trekking every biome, getting lost in the deepest mineshafts. I live for it all.
Exactly, I never make or build anything too complex. I prefer to spend my time exploring the world and logging down everything in a book while also creating a story out of the landscape.
If you'd like more shenanigans, I spent about 30 minutes enchanting my gear to the best it could be at an enderman farm in the end. On my way back to the island, I fell down. After getting enough netherite and repeating the process, I did it again.
I think the thing that I'll _never_ get over in caving is the airstrike creepers in ravines. See, ravines have those little alcove/incut thingies above your head that things can spawn on, and for whatever reason, the nasties absolutely _adore_ jumping down on your head faster than you can raise your shield
I absolutely love finding villages with unique terrain and slowly upgrading in vanilla style all the buildings and paths. Even building more villager focused buildings. I've always loved it even as a kid. Although my current skill at fixing is a lot better than it was
Omg I do that too, I have exactly one (1) non-cheat world and that's all I do, edit every path until the villagers stop staring at walls when there's a path 2 blocks over
Yes!!! And railing off ravines or adding stairways do they don’t get stuck. And moving the compost bins so they stop destroying their own crops and adding more beds and lights
One of my favorite things to do in mc, be it now or wayyyy back when, has always been doing 'weird challenges'. Like Giving myself a set of rules for a survival world, Like limiting myself to certain food types. Or some upside downside stuff, like start with an alchemy kit, but only be able to use potions/explosives to fight. That one was one of my favorites, ended up dying by the dragon knocking me off the island and me floating down into the void with my slow fall.. Good times. ;-;
I feel that last one so very hard. My favorite part of minecraft is starting a new world and exploring, finding cool places I could build a home, and then I build it, and lose interest. Nothing will ever be as perfect as that one house with you Luis.
I'm absolutely honoured for my comment to show up here, you literally animated the glory of having an elytra PERFECTLY, you're one of my top favourite artists and inspire me in too many ways
A wise man once said "no matter how ridiculous how the odds may seem, within us resides the power to overcome these challenges and achieve something beautiful. And one day we can look back at where we started and be amazed by how far we’ve come." The third comment seriously reminded me of that quote.
i personally like the struggle the most, and of course the building. Starting from scratch, and slowly crafting a monstrosity of a home from a humble hole in the wall, to an elaborate cave system that expands upwards into a mountain top of a fully crafted castle/tower. It's what the game was based on to begin with, and all the additions, though fun, aren't the core to the game. Mods and game modes that make that starting struggle an even bigger struggle, are my favorite thing.
Your art style might be the best i've seen, and i don't say that lightly. I've seen a lot of different artstyles but i strongly believe that yours tops them all... CONGRATULATIONS!
@person Oh, have you not seen the phrase “touch grass” before? It’s a lighthearted way to tell people to go outside more and/or socialize more. I told it to you because your odd, negative takeaway from a wholly positive compliment made it clear that you either don’t socialize much or socialize with mainly negative people. It would be good for you to meet more positive-minded people, but I see you didn’t get that.
Ah, Minecraft. Nothing beats jumping into the water, accidentally running into a squid, and seeing their teeth through their tentacles while you instantly regret swimming every time you do that. I also enjoyed watching the wolves hunt sheep. Kinda like a nature channel, but without the TV. ^^
The last one is too relatable to me I lost my 2 only friends in real life and a made a memorial for them in my Minecraft world I kept the memorial of the pm to this day and each time I hear that iconic music of Minecraft it gives me the flash back of when I would play with both of them non stop for hours then out of no where they were gone I hope they still remember me as I will remember them.
My favorite thing in Minecraft was when I built this village that slowly turned into a city. So much terracotta, so many villagers (to the point they kept breeding with how many beds I made), and so much to do. I loved the city I made which I ended up calling it Terry Town thanks to the terracotta surrounding and materials.
I often make very diminutive builds for my house like a small cottage and orchard next to a pond... but then I run out of space, so I start digging down. My latest build brought me almost all the way to the new bedrock level, and what was supposed to just be my cellar became an extensive complex I even had to connect with a nether hub. I guess I just can't get enough of underground bases but it's funny how I always start with a modest house on top, like a gas station in the middle of the desert guarding the only elevator to a super secret base.
Seeing people contiune to tell their stories and I want to put my thing into the pot. One time I was playing on a minecraft server and I found a unlooted nether fortress so I decided to explore and loot it and, apparently, some blaze decided just to sit behind me and just *w a t c h* me loot a chest so i turned around, it hit me (not the fireball attack they actually punch and its terrifying) and screamed.
I like going up to the entrance of a Wooden Mansion, starting ONE fire at the entrance, & watching the entire thing burst into flames.(For maximum enjoyment, the weather should be permanently set to "clear".)
There's something about Minecraft that just when you just randomly remember it exists you get this kick that you want to play it every hour, everyday. But then. You get bored and stop playing for a while and the cycle starts over again. It's one of my favorite games. and no other game will ever replace it.
I personally love reviving villages, and just being an all-around generous person to the villagers, to the point where I have made a small little bank that looks like a default villager house but larger and on the inside and maybe in the courtyard or off to the side of the building, there’s a small little stack of emerald blocks to commemorate how much the village is grown. It breaks my heart whenever village is dead by the hands of a Pillager invasion, and I think personally the most satisfying part of resurrecting and being almost a savior or mayor of a village is to see the village on an old map and then place a fresh map in an item frame right next to it, showing how big and how great of a change you have made on a society
one of my favorite experiences in minecraft is when you load up a new mod pack, immediately look around you, see something you've never seen before and saying "WHAT THE FUNK IS THAT?!" before either proceeding to brutally slaughter it to see if it drops food, or getting your freshly killed corpse launched through 5 walls.
When I do start up a casual survival world, I often look for a mountain to build my base in, carving out rooms in the side until what was once another landmass becomes a fortress hidden just below the surface
Me and and all my 4 friends had an SMP. When we started I always had connection problems, so when I could actually play, I was usually in the mineshaft getting ores. I lost my first diamonds to some cave spiders though... At some early point I decided I was going to make my house a lightly industrialized cave-house, built into the wall of the ravine, just by the mineshaft entrance. During the first October, we decided to have a Halloween party. We were running to each other's houses trick-or-treating, and I had made a few golden apples to give away to my friends. When we got to my cave house, I went inside and readied my gifts for them. Then a nearby creeper went behind them and blew up my front door. One or two people died, and everyone was laughing at the jumpscare. Looking back, I wish I recorded that moment, but my wifi died soon after...
@@cosmic3393 listen to me, tell me who is making you and tell me who is the kind of person who made you to comment such a horrible goofy ah thing with a "ok" you goofy bot
I was playing with my friend a couple days ago. I mentioned how I really enjoyed taking care of villagers. Once I even spent an hour building a path for a pair that somehow fell off a mountain and couldn't get back to the village. She then asked if she should push the villager that was in her face into the lava.
My friend and i are super particular about finding the _perfect_ spot to build our base. One world, we were on a harrowing journey about 30k blocks out from spawn, in a desert. I placed a crafting table, and to my great horror watched as all of the sand we were standing on began to fall, as it was floating sand above a ravine. It was a long way down.
I have a server with my friends where we just build silly things. There’s a bunch of fun stuff to do, like becoming villager god and upgrading their home, making the Feywild in the mountains, creating a machine that when used either gives you a cool sword or kills you, trolling eachother, etc.
My favorite thing to do is make ponds :) I repurpose creeper holes. If I'm making a path and a creeper explodes? Boom now it's a curvy path with a super detailed pond. I sometimes interconnect them with each other. There's something so peaceful about being able to grow from destruction in a way that doesn't require uniformity to be perfect
Fishing is my favorite thing to do in a game. It’s calming, and often times you can get some pretty cool bonus stuff. Minecraft’s fishing mechanic is no different.
I always love utilizing intended and non intended mechanics to build better travel systems for my worlds. From map networks to lodestone navigation to nether ceiling highways to complex rail and boat ways I always love making the vastness of Minecraft feel smaller.
This video is so gentle and cute yet also so chaotic and it describes my personality so well- it’s only a few minutes long yet really makes me happy and I’m sure I’ll rewatch it in the future ^^
I remember the time when I made a very large chicken farm in survival with my sister, it started out normal with a large pen and around 35 chickens, but later it got to around 478 chickens within a very small area, it lagged out our Xbox so hard that we got 1fps - 2fps, we then had to find some flint and steel to burn all the chickens because it was too laggy to hit one with a sword.
I'm speechless the art and also its animated this is so 'Noice'✨ 3:00 this remind me when technoblade talk about skyblock if you know what i mean your a truly Epic
I LOVE digging. I start with a small shack, but underground is an elaborate Labyrinthian of tunnels left right up down all the directions, loops, dead ends, chests full of materials all organized in a single hallway that I just expand when I need more room. I remember I gave my friend 36 shulker boxes of Cobble Stone because they wanted a castle and I needed more space in my storages. A good way to think of my bases is the ending of portal 2, a little hut in the middle of nowhere but underground is a massive facility. I also make it a point to have a Manhattan project on the side, if anyone dares to touch my facility, I'll erase theirs from existence...
My favorite thing, is going back to my very first world, in a map named either “Hollyvale” or “Hollydale” that world was from 8 years ago, and still has the old music, it makes me feel so nostalgic looking at my old plain square builds and my old pets, and it makes me cry everytime. I don’t have the heart to place a single new block on that terrain, just look.
On a realm with some friends I had decided to stake claim to a cave I found by spawn. Turning it into my kingdom, and immediately all of my friends wanted thrones in the cave- it became a running gag that every new member of the realm got a throne in the Hall of Chairs. Nothing crazy, but it was a fun time to me- and isn’t that all that matters in the end?
One of my favorite things to do in the game: randomly find invisibility particles in my base that magically follow me and linger in corners until I type “I know you’re here” and someone coincidentally logs off
I can definitely say that about 75% of my time in minecraft was spent digging holes and being in unlit caves because i spend normally about 3 hours at a time in my caves just mining a ungodly ammount of ores and having to venture further and further away and soon i find myself hundreds of blocks away from my base and some how i manage to find my way back to my home
What i like to do is try to do the "Impossible" for example: have a warden as a pet which is what im trying to do right now. aswell as have a base in a generated structure like an outpost or monument.
i was raiding a woodland mansion with my brother just yesterday, and had low health thanks to a poison potion i mistakenly threw earlier at a couple vindicators. so i went out into the hallways, thinking there was no threat, when suddenly… an evoker caught me from behind. with its fangs. i had a lot of potions, and full enchanted iron armor. AND I FORGOT TO SET RESPAWN POINT AT THE MANSION! it was 2200+ blocks away from spawnpoint. i had a swarm of allays all following me, my beloved companions. mission get killed by worlds coolest hostile mob and lose all my stuff is a go :’)
Hostely my fav thing to do is enslaving all the villagers and build an industrial complex where their village used to me, with many farms, iron farm, mob grinder, maybe even a shulker farm, bee farm, sheep/wool farm, leather farm, chicken farm, you name it
I love playing modded Minecraft and building massive automated factories that do everything for me. I love swinging the metaphorical and literal wrench to do things in a much more efficient manner.
This brings me back a little, and I do have a story to share. It was one time when I was playing in Survival and I had a Zombie farm. Keep in mind that I was completing the build, so the farm isn't fully functional yet. Then I thought of removing the torches on the spawner. What could go wrong? I would come to regret that decision later. I actually went back to collecting resources, and I think I went for too long because when I came back into the unfinished Zombie farm, there was a whole horde coming out of a small opening and bomb-rushed me. Then I died soon after. Good times.
My favorite thing to do when I'm bored is make a random creative world, find a village, and make walls around it to protect the villagers. Good thing those happy villagers don't know that the nearest village to them was quite literally wiped out the map by me filling every nook and cranny of that village with tnt
So whenever I play with my cousins, I always prank them by giving them stupid strong effects. Favourites include levitation, jump boost, speed, and health boost.
I don't play often, but when I do I COMPLETELY nerd out; calculating materials needed, building temporary storage depots with automated transportation, and by the time it comes to actually using these materials I'm done and start again. I'm addicted to the grind...
I personally like wandering around, going towards the setting/rising sun, chasing foxes and bees, going to anything that seems interesting and catches my eye, whether it's a mine shaft to a monument or a new biome I haven't explored yet. I'll do that till I start to run out of food and inventory space, then I'll retrace my steps, praying on the 35% chance that I do find my home again. It's annoying sometimes, but I can't help but do it. I can't help but feel lost yet found at the same time.
Honestly, the best part of Minecraft is when you're just running around with stone tools and leather armor, dodging creepers, zombies, etc. I like the feeling that I am not all powerful.
The thing that comes into my mind about minecraft shenanigans is when my older brothers would bully me in minecraft- usually by giving themselves admin and creative mode then making a bedrock prison in spawn and putting lava inside and laughing at me after teleporting me there while i go in a loop of dying, crying, respawning, repeat ad infinitum until i tell them that i would tell our parents which would make them apologize, only to do it all over again the next day
I love you're art style❤️ the build I was most proud of was a giant underground aquarium. I built it underground to try and get a glowing squid to spawn in it. It took forever but It finally happened. Somehow 2 regular squids spawned in it too and then I filled it full of all the different fish I could find. After everything spawned I lit it with lava flowing through glass encased tunnels in the dorrite walls and floor ( for maximum lightinght) and in hollow glass pillars running through it in key places. The observation room was dorrite with pillars to look as close to Roman as I could with glass ceiling and walls and a fishing hole in the center. It was a massive wast of time and resources as far as my game friends were concerned but it was ( in my opinion) a huge and beautiful sight and a really nice inbase fishing spot with an afk fishing set up to one side of the central indoor underwater pond.
2:47 SO RELATABLE LIKE- i find this song, and i think of this whole animation that I'd love to animate but i either never do it or i start on it, post a wip on yt, lose motivation and then ditch the project. This is why i barely post content as much as I used to because I can't get anything done, and coming home from school, doesn't help, i come home, walk into my office (kinda), sit in a chair and draw drawings, and/or play games like Minecraft or sky: children of the light
You have no idea how many imaginary music animations I have, most of them having an overarching story. I wish I had your talent so I could show them off. Keep up the good work!
I love building mob farms and other similar stuff, so whenever I see a mob spawner I usually start tunnel visioning through everything and everyone in my way until the mob farm is complete
I play on this Minecraft Server, where you can buy heads, and there was this Monster Plant, which looked like an Eye with a mouth instead of a cornea, so I bought it along with some bee heads and a ghost head, I would switch between them depending on what my interaction with a person is. If they mess up, I put on the Monster Head and chase them. Works 10% of the time
I LOVE to experiment. Especially when such experiments involve killing things and/or destruction. From my early days of minecraft, I had this idea of a TNT cannon that used phyiscal blocks of tnt, instead of dispensers, and reloaded using pistons. It went dormant for a while. until one day, i got the idea again and decided to build it. I did a little research, and eventually, i made a single-press piston-reload tnt cannon. Of course, it was NOT practical at all, but i was happy to see it in action. Another thing happened when i was testing the elytra. I love it when you are able to fly. I was having so much fun that an idea struck me. "What if i used this to fight?" and so, i adopted a combat style i like to call the "valkyrie", utilizing the elytra and a bow to make swift hit-and-runs. It proved very effective in pvp. and very fun. I also discovered that you can move at basically warp speeds when you use a Riptide Trident in combo with Elytra. Fun, until you smack head-first into a wall before it even loads in. Keep it sky-high.
I love how there are three chapters to this video. 1) Intro - Of course, the indispensable Introduction, the classic of the ages, found in every form of art and beauty. 2) Sponsorship - Raid Shadow Legends haunts us in our dreams. You *cannot* escape. 3) The Outro - With the Sponsorship done, now what? Of course it's the end. There is nothing after a Sponsorship, and nothing to save you from Raid.
"Mix two dragons in a blinder and you get egg.* OMG that caught me off guard and litterly laugh. I been plaing dragon city for over a year. So that was hilarious!
my friends and i all build really cool houses in bioms miles appart and we connected them through the never. one day i wanted to visit a friend, grabbed my elitra and flew through the never when suddenly... lag! i was dropped into the lava sea and lost all my stuff. the reason why i always put my stuff away in an ender chest before entering the nether. if you want to hear about the build i made: i built a marble tower with golden accents on a giant lake in the middle of a flower forest. i was the ruler of these fields and the bees were my subjects. I traded with dye, candles and honey and other materials i found. with a friend i started a church where we praised the sunflower (he build in a mesa biome) and we build a huge cathedral at his place (he was the one i wanted to visit). we made a hidden oase in the middle of a mesa mountain with a gigantic sunfkower and temple and only we knew where it was. it was a great server
What do i like doing in a minecraft world will be presented in a lion king quote. "Simba, you must remember who you are: the one true king. Anything the light touches is a trap. So be wary of that tall inconspicuous tree in the middle of your base. It might hold a very *explosive* secret."
I love playing Minecraft with my friends because of the massive difference between how we play. So for context my friends are pretty casual with the game, have never killed the ender dragon (before playing with me) and only went to the end once in creative/have never gone. A few months ago though they got a server and invited me to play. On the first day I went a few thousand blocks in a straight line so i could leave the desert just because I don't like how it looks and they just built at spawn. On the second or third day I hadn't even built a real house yet but I did have enough materials to get on the nether roof and break bedrock and set up a portal system for everyone to get on the roof. A couple days later I had finished my house and made a creeper farm that sends creepers into the nether to collect on my storage system on the nether roof, I had full max enchanted netherite the day after that. For more context at this point my friends were still wearing mostly iron with bits of diamond and a couple diamond tools and were mostly focusing on building/exploring. After supplying them with diamonds I brought everyone to the end, we killed the dragon and went out to find elytra. Only I found elytra because only one other person wanted them and logged off and didn't play for a few days and no one else really knew how good they were and how much fun they were, I honestly think its the best item in the game especially with my gunpowder farm for rockets. Of course a lot more happened in-between and after but the point is that Its almost like we were playing two entirely different games while we were playing in the exact same server together. They were playing a more peaceful building and exploration game and I was playing with a "powergamer" mindset where i just run through tasks and exploit the game in ways they didnt even know existed but we still all had fun playing.
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Thank you for making the Minecraft
my ass was way too impatient and broke for dragon city. waiting nine days for my mf egg to hatch smh
Don't download Dragon City, download DragonVale, the game it ripped off and did everything worse than.
My favorite thing to do in Minecraft absolutely is losing everything to the void because the Dragon apparently really likes to throw me into the void that is always my luck she hates me
@@twixysnicker7230 LDKSKDKKS SAME OMG-
I love how incredibly buff you make the arm, yet it's so gentle
That arm was made for the best head pats
HIMBO ENERGY
@@Fionnafire lol
@@wizerl8852 yes
0:40 Yes, like this.
this pastel flurry... dragon? unicorn? thing? is adorable, but the thing i love most about it is honestly the weirdly muscular, human-like hand that it just sprouts out of nowhere, because it's honestly so hilarious to see this tiny little creature that looks like it came straight out of MLP suddenly show it's capability to arm-wrestle god and win, especially since she constantly holds stuff without even using it so she literally only has it for stuff like the afore-mentioned arm-wrestle with god.
Unexplained arm is the best kind when paired with tiny unicorn heads
Cute but deadly
It's the horse from Chess
BIG ARM SMOL HEAD
Dragacorn
"It’s like, hearing a song in the car and thinking of a really complicated music video that you will never do!"
As an animator…yes.
I'm not even an animator and this happens to me.
Yes but for me it’s song my brain comes up with
oh my god that was so scarily accurate lmfao
I’ve never been called out more in my existence
I am now sure that we all live the same life, wth that's so relateable 😂
2:12 Elytra are actually beetle wing casings.
Also for that last one, I half expected you to slap that person and say _”Shut up.”_ tbh haha
I was building a mob farm on a server with a couple friends. I was explaining how my nickname (also my user) was pronounced when I suddenly fell, swore, and died. We had a chuckle, then I continued the explanation.
Cool
Wholesome. Loving having minecraft in the background of conversations
Aussie? That's like the short for australlian sheperd dog, my fav breed!!! is it pronounced "ozzie"?
Minecraft is cursed. Cursed in a grand way.
@@vexlervitoz it’s not based off of anything Australian lol. When my brother was young, he couldn’t pronounce my name so he called me Aussie (Aw-see) and it stuck lol.
Also Aussie shepherds are cool
A friend of mine (let’s call him tonka man) commissioned me to build a church dedicated to Tonka. I outsourced the work of mining it to some minimum wage workers. On the last day the server was being hosted, the owner allowed any and all cheats and hacks. I took refuge in the church when like 3 people came after me. I was about to die when suddenly tonka guy came flying in and lava bucketed them all. That’s the story of how I converted to tonkism
@mlg noob "no please don't"
@@djthefox6762 "yes pls do"
@mlg noob hehe i got the refrence
@@onbekend1631 I did too and I love it hehe =P
@@onbekend1631 what's the reference?
I like creating a world, creating unnecessarily large structures and then giving deep lore for the entire world. I have 1 world completed and another 1/3 or less done
One of my favorite things to do is find the biggest cave I can, claim it as i own, and go full goblin mode and turn it into a house
Or to be frank, I love incorporating natural terrain gen into my builds - its just so entertaining and the way it blends into the biome tends to look real nice
So whenever I'm in a server with all my friends I would make a taxi service and bring them to where they want to go, but here recently with the new update I will occasionally bring one random passenger to the ancient city that is incredibly close to my taxi service, this will be done at random times and nobody would know who would be the next victim to the warden, I love the sense of danger once they realize where they are and I'm not stopping anytime soon
Do you make small talk like a true taxi driver or do you just silently cart them to their doom
The person:
Hey...I thought I had to go...
Wait... we're going pretty deep
...wait
*No no no no no
Wait wait wait...WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT*
*Gets yeeted into the deep down dark deep down*
Gotta keep them on their toes
@@sparky6855 Sometimes if it's long yes
Do you have any routes that go near the city without the danger? Therefore they would get that panic before the minecart takes a sharp turn up and they feel relief as it was a bluff
Only for the track to stop and they fly off into the middle of a bunch of shriekers and sensors in a wool box (so you don’t set them off!)
Of course. You would need to make bluff tracks and the double bluff tracks to keep them on their toes!
"And thinking of this overally complicated music video that you will probably never do"
this hit so hard 💀
Same! There's like... four I would make if I had the time... or talent....
FR FR
@@rayanderson5797 You only have 4?
I'm in this video, and I don't like it.
@@TheDapperDragon mom pick me up
I always go put secret bases in my friends bases. I do it when they’re not there, and put it in the most likely place for them to find it. Usually under their floor, or if they built into a mountain, behind their furnaces. If it’s big enough, I’ll build multiple. I always make them fairly developed, a chest with a decent amount of food, iron, chests and furnaces, bed, etc. I always hope they’ll find it as they expand their base, and be very confused as to who is living in their walls.
So far, I know at least 4 have been discovered, and 2 people asked who made the bunkers. Nobody has any clue it’s me. One friend, who has a massive pyramid, had I think 6 scattered around his base, and only found one. One under each corner, under the middle, at the top of the pyramid (he found that one), and I even sealed off an old room that wasn’t used for anything and redecorated into a armory, with multiple anvils, furnaces, raw materials, and even diamonds. It’ll be quite a treat if he finds it, but it’s quite possible he never will.
see this, this is beautiful. Mischevious acts of kindness
This is the first time in my life that I've genuinely enjoyed the sponsor segment of any video. You're like that one magical teacher that makes the normally boring subject fun while still actually still teaching the class
I remember that when I used to play minecraft I usually talked to the cows a lot, idk why, they weren't even my favorite mob, I just looked at their eyes and started a deep conversation about the universe and how op fishing was at that time...
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@@yourlocaltraumademon STAIRS MARI
I was the only one in my friend's server who was the fisherman, they made fun of me a lot, i shut them later with a hit kill bow.
@@SpringySpring04 *_AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH_*
@@yourlocaltraumademon i fear your pfp
Most Minecrafters are sorted into builders or redstone makers. Me? I am here for the thrill of adventure. The world is so vast and I cannot help feeling like an explorer travelling chunks upon chunks to document the landscape. I have maps in frames that span thousands of blocks away from my house. Upon every adventure bringing back even the most insignificant block so I have a sample of it to display in my museum of a chest. Sailing the vast horizon, trekking every biome, getting lost in the deepest mineshafts. I live for it all.
Exactly, I never make or build anything too complex. I prefer to spend my time exploring the world and logging down everything in a book while also creating a story out of the landscape.
Meanwhile there’s me: *monopolizing certain types of wood by collecting as many saplings as humanely possible*
@@CorgiShark Relateable , especially sprouce for me as it's one of the best wood for the house I generally build
@@winderwind8489 same! Spruce is one of my favourite wood types. I also like mangrove but it just doesn’t go as well with other wood types
I respect that.
If you'd like more shenanigans,
I spent about 30 minutes enchanting my gear to the best it could be at an enderman farm in the end. On my way back to the island, I fell down.
After getting enough netherite and repeating the process, I did it again.
I think the thing that I'll _never_ get over in caving is the airstrike creepers in ravines.
See, ravines have those little alcove/incut thingies above your head that things can spawn on, and for whatever reason, the nasties absolutely _adore_ jumping down on your head faster than you can raise your shield
3:26 that was the most wholesome yet disturbing thing I’ve ever seen
I absolutely love finding villages with unique terrain and slowly upgrading in vanilla style all the buildings and paths. Even building more villager focused buildings. I've always loved it even as a kid. Although my current skill at fixing is a lot better than it was
I should probably do that, not only do I have a *v e r y* bad reputation in creative mode, but in survival I take basically all the loot and leave
Omg I do that too, I have exactly one (1) non-cheat world and that's all I do, edit every path until the villagers stop staring at walls when there's a path 2 blocks over
Doing this with abandoned villages is a lot of fun too, removing all the cobwebs, fixing the homes and buildings and fixing the broken paths
Yes!!! And railing off ravines or adding stairways do they don’t get stuck. And moving the compost bins so they stop destroying their own crops and adding more beds and lights
YES!! I love doing this and also adding lore to the world and each individual village I built on :)
One of my favorite things to do in mc, be it now or wayyyy back when, has always been doing 'weird challenges'. Like Giving myself a set of rules for a survival world, Like limiting myself to certain food types. Or some upside downside stuff, like start with an alchemy kit, but only be able to use potions/explosives to fight. That one was one of my favorites, ended up dying by the dragon knocking me off the island and me floating down into the void with my slow fall.. Good times. ;-;
I feel that last one so very hard. My favorite part of minecraft is starting a new world and exploring, finding cool places I could build a home, and then I build it, and lose interest. Nothing will ever be as perfect as that one house with you Luis.
I'm absolutely honoured for my comment to show up here, you literally animated the glory of having an elytra PERFECTLY, you're one of my top favourite artists and inspire me in too many ways
NIFTY!?!?!
congrats nifty ^_^
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Absolutely feel the same tysm ^^!
“Glory” it’s easy
A wise man once said "no matter how ridiculous how the odds may seem, within us resides the power to overcome these challenges and achieve something beautiful. And one day we can look back at where we started and be amazed by how far we’ve come." The third comment seriously reminded me of that quote.
a toast to the legend, to the crowned pig of the block game.
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Yeah, that was perfectly intentional, music and all. Made me go awww, tbh. I love a good homage.
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i personally like the struggle the most, and of course the building. Starting from scratch, and slowly crafting a monstrosity of a home from a humble hole in the wall, to an elaborate cave system that expands upwards into a mountain top of a fully crafted castle/tower. It's what the game was based on to begin with, and all the additions, though fun, aren't the core to the game. Mods and game modes that make that starting struggle an even bigger struggle, are my favorite thing.
2:41 I can relate to this, I always think of animations that I am totally not gonna make and just imagine it all day
Your art style might be the best i've seen, and i don't say that lightly. I've seen a lot of different artstyles but i strongly believe that yours tops them all... CONGRATULATIONS!
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no u.
@person It’s _actually cringe_ that you’re reading so much into comment that is literally just a compliment. Go touch some grass.
@person Oh, have you not seen the phrase “touch grass” before? It’s a lighthearted way to tell people to go outside more and/or socialize more. I told it to you because your odd, negative takeaway from a wholly positive compliment made it clear that you either don’t socialize much or socialize with mainly negative people. It would be good for you to meet more positive-minded people, but I see you didn’t get that.
Ah, Minecraft. Nothing beats jumping into the water, accidentally running into a squid, and seeing their teeth through their tentacles while you instantly regret swimming every time you do that.
I also enjoyed watching the wolves hunt sheep. Kinda like a nature channel, but without the TV. ^^
This was a strange combination of chill vibes and pure chaos. Thank you for being a cool person.
The last one is too relatable to me I lost my 2 only friends in real life and a made a memorial for them in my Minecraft world I kept the memorial of the pm to this day and each time I hear that iconic music of Minecraft it gives me the flash back of when I would play with both of them non stop for hours then out of no where they were gone I hope they still remember me as I will remember them.
When 3 creepers fall on your head down a 30 block hole:
They die
Don't dig down.
You have failed to follow the first rule of Minecraft. This is your punishment...
𝙋𝙐𝙇𝙇 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙇𝙀𝙑𝙀𝙍, 𝙉𝙊𝙏𝘾𝙃!!!
they'd die, 23 is the limit.
But what if Merryweather made them into cute girls?
My favorite thing in Minecraft was when I built this village that slowly turned into a city. So much terracotta, so many villagers (to the point they kept breeding with how many beds I made), and so much to do. I loved the city I made which I ended up calling it Terry Town thanks to the terracotta surrounding and materials.
You just reminded me of Tarrey Town from Zelda botw, even the environment kinda fits with the terracotta, so wholesome :D
“Egg will make you happy now.” My new favorite quote
i love how less than half of this video is what its actually about yet the entire thing is wildly entertaining
I often make very diminutive builds for my house like a small cottage and orchard next to a pond... but then I run out of space, so I start digging down.
My latest build brought me almost all the way to the new bedrock level, and what was supposed to just be my cellar became an extensive complex I even had to connect with a nether hub. I guess I just can't get enough of underground bases but it's funny how I always start with a modest house on top, like a gas station in the middle of the desert guarding the only elevator to a super secret base.
Area Fifty-GasStation
That me ever time.😂
Seeing people contiune to tell their stories and I want to put my thing into the pot.
One time I was playing on a minecraft server and I found a unlooted nether fortress so I decided to explore and loot it and, apparently, some blaze decided just to sit behind me and just *w a t c h* me loot a chest
so i turned around, it hit me (not the fireball attack they actually punch and its terrifying) and screamed.
Lol blaze be like that sometimes smH
The nether fortress I made was on a nether fortress so I get spawn killed a lot TwT
Blazes do that?
@@noodlesandwich2945 if you get to close yea :’D
Unless they changed It but I remember they could do that
@@TheDoctor don’t worry they didn’t change it. It’s actually so scary.
Find biggest mountain, hollow it, make home. Be dwarf, make mine, be happy
I like going up to the entrance of a Wooden Mansion, starting ONE fire at the entrance, & watching the entire thing burst into flames.(For maximum enjoyment, the weather should be permanently set to "clear".)
pastel you were built to be a chad level mc player I swear 😀
1. Got this on my recommended.
2. Highly enjoyed the cool and cute animating
3. Checked more earlier videos of the channel
4. *SUBSCRIBED*
5. *TURNED ON NOTIFICATIONS*
DEFINITELY ME
There's something about Minecraft that just when you just randomly remember it exists you get this kick that you want to play it every hour, everyday. But then. You get bored and stop playing for a while and the cycle starts over again. It's one of my favorite games. and no other game will ever replace it.
I personally love reviving villages, and just being an all-around generous person to the villagers, to the point where I have made a small little bank that looks like a default villager house but larger and on the inside and maybe in the courtyard or off to the side of the building, there’s a small little stack of emerald blocks to commemorate how much the village is grown. It breaks my heart whenever village is dead by the hands of a Pillager invasion, and I think personally the most satisfying part of resurrecting and being almost a savior or mayor of a village is to see the village on an old map and then place a fresh map in an item frame right next to it, showing how big and how great of a change you have made on a society
3:45 the return of HIM
0:53 this character puts me in the looming sense that I am in danger at all times, and it’s merely a choice.
I’m thouroughly subscribed.
Yeah especially the 3am one
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one of my favorite experiences in minecraft is when you load up a new mod pack, immediately look around you, see something you've never seen before and saying "WHAT THE FUNK IS THAT?!" before either proceeding to brutally slaughter it to see if it drops food, or getting your freshly killed corpse launched through 5 walls.
When I do start up a casual survival world, I often look for a mountain to build my base in, carving out rooms in the side until what was once another landmass becomes a fortress hidden just below the surface
2:47, IS SO TRUE! I have so many random songs saved or like, small animations that only last seconds because I lost all motivation.
Me and and all my 4 friends had an SMP. When we started I always had connection problems, so when I could actually play, I was usually in the mineshaft getting ores. I lost my first diamonds to some cave spiders though...
At some early point I decided I was going to make my house a lightly industrialized cave-house, built into the wall of the ravine, just by the mineshaft entrance.
During the first October, we decided to have a Halloween party. We were running to each other's houses trick-or-treating, and I had made a few golden apples to give away to my friends. When we got to my cave house, I went inside and readied my gifts for them. Then a nearby creeper went behind them and blew up my front door. One or two people died, and everyone was laughing at the jumpscare.
Looking back, I wish I recorded that moment, but my wifi died soon after...
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@@cosmic3393 listen to me, tell me who is making you and tell me who is the kind of person who made you to comment such a horrible goofy ah thing with a "ok" you goofy bot
I was playing with my friend a couple days ago. I mentioned how I really enjoyed taking care of villagers. Once I even spent an hour building a path for a pair that somehow fell off a mountain and couldn't get back to the village.
She then asked if she should push the villager that was in her face into the lava.
*It’s like being in a car and think of this overly complicated music video that you’ll never do*
Dam- is that a new level of relatable?
You know it's a good day when pastel posts a video 😊
Y e s
My friend and i are super particular about finding the _perfect_ spot to build our base. One world, we were on a harrowing journey about 30k blocks out from spawn, in a desert. I placed a crafting table, and to my great horror watched as all of the sand we were standing on began to fall, as it was floating sand above a ravine.
It was a long way down.
"Egg will make you happy now"
Haven't watched past this part but it's already my favorite sentence in this video
I have a server with my friends where we just build silly things. There’s a bunch of fun stuff to do, like becoming villager god and upgrading their home, making the Feywild in the mountains, creating a machine that when used either gives you a cool sword or kills you, trolling eachother, etc.
building a hidden house in a cave is always priority no.1
after that is finding a village and kidnapping a cat
My favorite thing to do is make ponds :) I repurpose creeper holes. If I'm making a path and a creeper explodes? Boom now it's a curvy path with a super detailed pond. I sometimes interconnect them with each other. There's something so peaceful about being able to grow from destruction in a way that doesn't require uniformity to be perfect
Fishing is my favorite thing to do in a game. It’s calming, and often times you can get some pretty cool bonus stuff. Minecraft’s fishing mechanic is no different.
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Dang, that pasty, paper white, faceless YCH person is lookin 👀👀
……
*silently reflects on life choices*
I always love utilizing intended and non intended mechanics to build better travel systems for my worlds. From map networks to lodestone navigation to nether ceiling highways to complex rail and boat ways I always love making the vastness of Minecraft feel smaller.
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@@cosmic3393 uh what are you talking about?
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I love this parte because it means a lot for me...
*AMOGUS*
This video is so gentle and cute yet also so chaotic and it describes my personality so well- it’s only a few minutes long yet really makes me happy and I’m sure I’ll rewatch it in the future ^^
I remember the time when I made a very large chicken farm in survival with my sister, it started out normal with a large pen and around 35 chickens, but later it got to around 478 chickens within a very small area, it lagged out our Xbox so hard that we got 1fps - 2fps, we then had to find some flint and steel to burn all the chickens because it was too laggy to hit one with a sword.
I'm speechless the art and also its animated this is so 'Noice'✨
3:00 this remind me when technoblade talk about skyblock
if you know what i mean your a truly Epic
I LOVE digging.
I start with a small shack, but underground is an elaborate Labyrinthian of tunnels left right up down all the directions, loops, dead ends, chests full of materials all organized in a single hallway that I just expand when I need more room. I remember I gave my friend 36 shulker boxes of Cobble Stone because they wanted a castle and I needed more space in my storages.
A good way to think of my bases is the ending of portal 2, a little hut in the middle of nowhere but underground is a massive facility.
I also make it a point to have a Manhattan project on the side, if anyone dares to touch my facility, I'll erase theirs from existence...
My favorite thing, is going back to my very first world, in a map named either “Hollyvale” or “Hollydale” that world was from 8 years ago, and still has the old music, it makes me feel so nostalgic looking at my old plain square builds and my old pets, and it makes me cry everytime. I don’t have the heart to place a single new block on that terrain, just look.
On a realm with some friends I had decided to stake claim to a cave I found by spawn. Turning it into my kingdom, and immediately all of my friends wanted thrones in the cave- it became a running gag that every new member of the realm got a throne in the Hall of Chairs.
Nothing crazy, but it was a fun time to me- and isn’t that all that matters in the end?
One of my favorite things to do in the game: randomly find invisibility particles in my base that magically follow me and linger in corners until I type “I know you’re here” and someone coincidentally logs off
I can definitely say that about 75% of my time in minecraft was spent digging holes and being in unlit caves because i spend normally about 3 hours at a time in my caves just mining a ungodly ammount of ores and having to venture further and further away and soon i find myself hundreds of blocks away from my base and some how i manage to find my way back to my home
What i like to do is try to do the "Impossible"
for example: have a warden as a pet which is what im trying to do right now.
aswell as have a base in a generated structure like an outpost or monument.
i was raiding a woodland mansion with my brother just yesterday, and had low health thanks to a poison potion i mistakenly threw earlier at a couple vindicators. so i went out into the hallways, thinking there was no threat, when suddenly… an evoker caught me from behind. with its fangs. i had a lot of potions, and full enchanted iron armor. AND I FORGOT TO SET RESPAWN POINT AT THE MANSION! it was 2200+ blocks away from spawnpoint. i had a swarm of allays all following me, my beloved companions.
mission get killed by worlds coolest hostile mob and lose all my stuff is a go :’)
Hostely my fav thing to do is enslaving all the villagers and build an industrial complex where their village used to me, with many farms, iron farm, mob grinder, maybe even a shulker farm, bee farm, sheep/wool farm, leather farm, chicken farm, you name it
I love playing modded Minecraft and building massive automated factories that do everything for me. I love swinging the metaphorical and literal wrench to do things in a much more efficient manner.
This brings me back a little, and I do have a story to share.
It was one time when I was playing in Survival and I had a Zombie farm. Keep in mind that I was completing the build, so the farm isn't fully functional yet. Then I thought of removing the torches on the spawner. What could go wrong?
I would come to regret that decision later.
I actually went back to collecting resources, and I think I went for too long because when I came back into the unfinished Zombie farm, there was a whole horde coming out of a small opening and bomb-rushed me. Then I died soon after.
Good times.
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3:16 sad, anyways
My favorite thing to do when I'm bored is make a random creative world, find a village, and make walls around it to protect the villagers. Good thing those happy villagers don't know that the nearest village to them was quite literally wiped out the map by me filling every nook and cranny of that village with tnt
So whenever I play with my cousins, I always prank them by giving them stupid strong effects. Favourites include levitation, jump boost, speed, and health boost.
I don't play often, but when I do I COMPLETELY nerd out; calculating materials needed, building temporary storage depots with automated transportation, and by the time it comes to actually using these materials I'm done and start again. I'm addicted to the grind...
I personally like wandering around, going towards the setting/rising sun, chasing foxes and bees, going to anything that seems interesting and catches my eye, whether it's a mine shaft to a monument or a new biome I haven't explored yet. I'll do that till I start to run out of food and inventory space, then I'll retrace my steps, praying on the 35% chance that I do find my home again.
It's annoying sometimes, but I can't help but do it. I can't help but feel lost yet found at the same time.
My god I got carried away with that
for me its a 5% chance so i just dont build a home sometimes
I always write down the coordinates of my base so I find my way back whenever I go on Explorations :]
Honestly, the best part of Minecraft is when you're just running around with stone tools and leather armor, dodging creepers, zombies, etc.
I like the feeling that I am not all powerful.
The thing that comes into my mind about minecraft shenanigans is when my older brothers would bully me in minecraft- usually by giving themselves admin and creative mode then making a bedrock prison in spawn and putting lava inside and laughing at me after teleporting me there while i go in a loop of dying, crying, respawning, repeat ad infinitum until i tell them that i would tell our parents which would make them apologize, only to do it all over again the next day
0:19 I honestly thought you were facing away there
I love you're art style❤️ the build I was most proud of was a giant underground aquarium. I built it underground to try and get a glowing squid to spawn in it. It took forever but It finally happened. Somehow 2 regular squids spawned in it too and then I filled it full of all the different fish I could find. After everything spawned I lit it with lava flowing through glass encased tunnels in the dorrite walls and floor ( for maximum lightinght) and in hollow glass pillars running through it in key places. The observation room was dorrite with pillars to look as close to Roman as I could with glass ceiling and walls and a fishing hole in the center. It was a massive wast of time and resources as far as my game friends were concerned but it was ( in my opinion) a huge and beautiful sight and a really nice inbase fishing spot with an afk fishing set up to one side of the central indoor underwater pond.
bro, screw your friends. WhAt A wAsTe Of ReSoRsEs, screw them, that sounds like an awesome build to me
2:47 SO RELATABLE LIKE-
i find this song, and i think of this whole animation that I'd love to animate but i either never do it or i start on it, post a wip on yt, lose motivation and then ditch the project. This is why i barely post content as much as I used to because I can't get anything done, and coming home from school, doesn't help, i come home, walk into my office (kinda), sit in a chair and draw drawings, and/or play games like Minecraft or sky: children of the light
Man half of this video is a (really well animated which honestly makes it weirder) sponsor.
You have no idea how many imaginary music animations I have, most of them having an overarching story. I wish I had your talent so I could show them off. Keep up the good work!
I love building mob farms and other similar stuff, so whenever I see a mob spawner I usually start tunnel visioning through everything and everyone in my way until the mob farm is complete
I play on this Minecraft Server, where you can buy heads, and there was this Monster Plant, which looked like an Eye with a mouth instead of a cornea, so I bought it along with some bee heads and a ghost head, I would switch between them depending on what my interaction with a person is. If they mess up, I put on the Monster Head and chase them. Works 10% of the time
I LOVE to experiment. Especially when such experiments involve killing things and/or destruction. From my early days of minecraft, I had this idea of a TNT cannon that used phyiscal blocks of tnt, instead of dispensers, and reloaded using pistons. It went dormant for a while. until one day, i got the idea again and decided to build it. I did a little research, and eventually, i made a single-press piston-reload tnt cannon. Of course, it was NOT practical at all, but i was happy to see it in action. Another thing happened when i was testing the elytra. I love it when you are able to fly. I was having so much fun that an idea struck me. "What if i used this to fight?" and so, i adopted a combat style i like to call the "valkyrie", utilizing the elytra and a bow to make swift hit-and-runs. It proved very effective in pvp. and very fun. I also discovered that you can move at basically warp speeds when you use a Riptide Trident in combo with Elytra. Fun, until you smack head-first into a wall before it even loads in. Keep it sky-high.
This was the only Dragon City advertisement that I genuinely thoroughly enjoyed and wanted to watch, this was a revelatory experience
I have a fear that i know what the "i love dragons *chomp*" at 0:27 is referencing to
I love how there are three chapters to this video.
1) Intro - Of course, the indispensable Introduction, the classic of the ages, found in every form of art and beauty.
2) Sponsorship - Raid Shadow Legends haunts us in our dreams. You *cannot* escape.
3) The Outro - With the Sponsorship done, now what? Of course it's the end. There is nothing after a Sponsorship, and nothing to save you from Raid.
"Mix two dragons in a blinder and you get egg.*
OMG that caught me off guard and litterly laugh. I been plaing dragon city for over a year. So that was hilarious!
my friends and i all build really cool houses in bioms miles appart and we connected them through the never. one day i wanted to visit a friend, grabbed my elitra and flew through the never when suddenly... lag! i was dropped into the lava sea and lost all my stuff. the reason why i always put my stuff away in an ender chest before entering the nether.
if you want to hear about the build i made:
i built a marble tower with golden accents on a giant lake in the middle of a flower forest. i was the ruler of these fields and the bees were my subjects. I traded with dye, candles and honey and other materials i found. with a friend i started a church where we praised the sunflower (he build in a mesa biome) and we build a huge cathedral at his place (he was the one i wanted to visit).
we made a hidden oase in the middle of a mesa mountain with a gigantic sunfkower and temple and only we knew where it was. it was a great server
Bestie love your story but its
*Nether*
Not never 🤧
@@SELEN0PH0B1A omg my brain stopped working xdddddd
3:26 I wonder why the right arm is so strong...
What do i like doing in a minecraft world will be presented in a lion king quote.
"Simba, you must remember who you are: the one true king.
Anything the light touches is a trap. So be wary of that tall inconspicuous tree in the middle of your base. It might hold a very *explosive* secret."
My friends playthrough:
1- Find village
2- Enslave
I love playing Minecraft with my friends because of the massive difference between how we play. So for context my friends are pretty casual with the game, have never killed the ender dragon (before playing with me) and only went to the end once in creative/have never gone. A few months ago though they got a server and invited me to play.
On the first day I went a few thousand blocks in a straight line so i could leave the desert just because I don't like how it looks and they just built at spawn. On the second or third day I hadn't even built a real house yet but I did have enough materials to get on the nether roof and break bedrock and set up a portal system for everyone to get on the roof. A couple days later I had finished my house and made a creeper farm that sends creepers into the nether to collect on my storage system on the nether roof, I had full max enchanted netherite the day after that.
For more context at this point my friends were still wearing mostly iron with bits of diamond and a couple diamond tools and were mostly focusing on building/exploring. After supplying them with diamonds I brought everyone to the end, we killed the dragon and went out to find elytra. Only I found elytra because only one other person wanted them and logged off and didn't play for a few days and no one else really knew how good they were and how much fun they were, I honestly think its the best item in the game especially with my gunpowder farm for rockets.
Of course a lot more happened in-between and after but the point is that Its almost like we were playing two entirely different games while we were playing in the exact same server together. They were playing a more peaceful building and exploration game and I was playing with a "powergamer" mindset where i just run through tasks and exploit the game in ways they didnt even know existed but we still all had fun playing.
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BEAR THIS TORCH AGAINST THE COLD OF THE NIGHT
i like that the video is made of "Intro","sponser" and the rest is just "outro"
I Like How The Hand Just Comes Out Of Nowhere
I love your contacts keep on making more of the great content