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Since the Pale Garden is so rare, I don't know that I'll make a dedicated stronghold for it, but I was thinking of incorporating the Creaking into an eventual Forest Stronghold that would include the Pale Garden
@@kanokarob it would be cool if there was a creaking heart in a maze in the forest stronghold so you have to solve the maze in order to get rid of the creaking
Plus, whether he does it for a forest or a pale garden, he could make it a slightly different tone than the others, I personally think a slightly eerie or creepy stronghold could be a really fun and unique experience
I like that the ship in a bottle room is so big. It'll make it harder for the game to generate, making it something that would be considered lucky to find like an enchanted golden apple. It makes the room feel special.
When you're done with these stronghold series it would be very cool for you to make a structure that teaches the player about enchantments and potions. Think the igloo teaches weakness can teach new players how to cure zombie villagers. But teaches them their best uses with cool puzzles.
Agreed, like you could make some for the mace, that rarely spawn near trial chambers at the surface, and teach them about things like wind burst. You could also make a maze with lots of mobs and trial spawners in it, where the ground is covered in soul sand and soul soil. In the maze there would be chests that would give you boots and soul speed enchants, so that in later sections, you could use them to escape the overflow of mobs? (This one would be rarely founding the nether.) Another fun idea: make a maze with warden blocks that make you blind, so you need to find night vision potions in it, and use them to find the warden blocks. One last idea before going, you could make a room filled with water spots, and it would give you a trident, with only a bit of durability, and it could teach players how to use the riptide enchantment to shoot through narrow spaces, for a reward. Sorry to make such a long comment, just had some ideas
I love how you're making it so that you have to find the stronghold, THEN you have to get prepared, because you don't know if you need to pack water breathing for the ocean stronghold or milk to counteract Hunger for the desert.
@@AlfXD. That's true, but we should take into consideration the fact that we don't know which biome the stronghold is going to be in, so we don't know which one to prepare for. You don't want to be carrying around stuff you don't need, that way you can get more loot from the strongholds.
@@AlfXD. Eh, depends on the gear and the other strongholds. Turtle helmets don't stack, and if you ever need other precious slots... Still, bundle takes care of a good chunk of it.
Dude, this one outshines the last one by miles! Who says that the Water Temple has to be a nightmare? This looks like fun! I mean... I'd probably die in there quite a few times, but that would seriously be really fun to run through, especially with friends! Maybe you could try and make a stronghold in a snowy peaks biome that spawns up high and has some exposed rooms? and you'd have to climb the mountain and deal with Ice physics to reach the portal? And throw in a few Phantom spawners for good measure. That might be interesting!
Placing a piece with just water and then placing the hallway in the same spot afterward to waterlog it is such a genuisly simple idea, this is revolutionary
Ideas: Jungle stronghold could have various redstone contraptions like the jungle temple. Mushroom Fields could have mushrooms generate on top as an extra thing to add more variety. Yes I'm aware strongholds don't generate here but it would be nice. Mountains could be mostly the same as vanilla but well like modernized/rebuilt like how you did the rest. Plains. Honestly I just think it would be really funny if it was just flat. Minimal height variations.
Mob ideas: Jungle stronghold could have cave spiders. A few rare variants: wither, weakness or slowness. The rarest variant however could be a smaller, faster spider with more health but deals less damage. Mushroom Fields could have zombies wearing mooshroom heads, speed and have axes. A rare variant could be that but without the axe causing to to deal less damage but attack and move faster. Mountains could be goats and goat riders lol. If possible have the goats attack more frequently. Plains. Continuing with the idea of "I think it would be really funny" can you make passive mobs hostile? I know that you can have an invisible baby zombie ride a pig but I don't know if you can just have a lone pig be hostile. Pigs, cows, sheep and rarely non hostile versions.
The plains would be interesting if it was just a large sprawling underground complex making use of trail ruins designs using terracotta and clay, dirt and mud chambers and storage rooms, wood and mossy supports holding everything up. Stairs could give minimal height change, but it would be all about that massive sprawl hidden just under the surface of the plains.
After watching this second video I understand the generation concept you used; The first complex always has only one connection that goes to the portal room, and as that path grows there is always only one connection (if there are multiple) that will lead to the portal room. It's very straightforward after seeing the second video. Thank you so much!
For this stronghold only I think it would be cool to have the entrance generate just above the sea floor in its host ocean. Basically just the staircase being exposed but completely underwater.
One thing for snow biome stronhholds: powdered snow with dripstone underneath so you will die if you fall into it, making you have to watch every step to see if its powdered snow
Thank you for the amazing work and creativity put into this video, hope to see more,once again thank you for helping make my day. Ideas: Ice spikes: You have been talking about a snowy biome, well what about another frozen one? This stronghold could include tons of could rooms with unique challenges like parkour and also custom hostile mobs like polar bears, you could add powdered snow traps, and even more! Dark forest: In this stronghold you could add tree rooms, with routes between mushrooms and trees, with lots of hostile mobs spawning below, like creepers and skeletons. In addition this stronghold could have pillager rooms with cool unique structures inside, that also connects to the lore we know about pillagers seeking to rescue the ancient builders from the end. It could also contain a rare pale garden room, that looks like an actual garden, and has a incredibly difficult challenge, complete with red stone, and daytime/nighttime creaking. The garden rom could be filled with incredibly loot though.
I like the ideas of rare rooms that have strange features after seeing the ship in the bottle makes me think having rare “anomalies” with strange things in the stronghold that have a much lower spawn weight to add the feature of “rare room hunting” which may encourage players to find more of a stronghold to see these special rooms in their world they may also include stuff like special different loot tables that may not even be related to the stronghold.
Some thoughts. First, I think it would have been cool to have an airlock hallway of some sort to act as a horizontal transition between flooded and unflooded sections. Secondly, I think it would have been neat to have a rare chance of drowned in unflooded sections, even if limited to certain rooms, just as a way to highlight an amusing mechanic. Lastly, I think you could have used scripting similar to the traps to have chests where the only "loot" is that it releases bubbles and refills your air.
Yeah, this sounds like a lot of fun, honestly pretty funny though. In my opinion once you beat the dragon in the base game, you should be able to either finish the game, or go to the outer islands, but they should update the islands with more diverse biomes and structures, and then add a couple of bosses, like a shulker boss, and a enderman boss (kind of like a endersent from minecraft dungeons) and maybe some more, and one you defeat all those bosses, you should be able to open the dragon egg, and fight a insanely hard dragon fight.
there's an add-on i play that has something similiar to this. It spawns exclusively in one of the end biomes and it already has eyes in it and it makes the trek back so much easier then having to find a tiny gate gateway that blends in with all of the giant chorus plants.
I mentioned in the last vids comments how I tried to build a illager stronghold once, anyway I think that would be a cool idea for a dark oak forest stronghold. It'd basically be the mansion's basement
Honestly man this is so cool! I don't know if this idea would be possible, but I think it would be cool if each stronghold had a custom music disc, armor trim, etc. to make players more likely to want to explore the different stronghold multiple times!
@@Puppiesandpizza2131 Both would be possible but would require a resource pack, which I don't think I want to do for this data pack. But I may think on some other unique rewards that each biome can have
OK, I don't know anything about what you can and can't do with data packs, and resource packs, but if it's possible, it would be nice if you released a optionally, separate thing, that would put a unique armor trim, music disc, and possibly something else.
OK, I just looked at the wiki, and found this: fire work rockets! I personally love making the exploding ones with colors for your crossbow, but they require a lot of materials, so I was wondering if you could find a way to add different fireworks with different colors, in small amounts as loot, since this is already in the game I thought it might be easier. Anyways find these could be a real cool thing for players, and you could also make crossbows common in the strongholds. Please I BEG you to add this, colored fireworks are so much fun, and not enough players know about them, it would be soo cool!
For a forest or jungle stronghold or the like, I think a cool idea would be to make it seem like the stronghold is either made of roots, or perhaps being dug into by roots, with a lot of logs and mangrove roots weaving throughout the structure.
This is literally such a cool series. This deserves way more attention than it's getting. Everything is so well planned and these structures are not only perfectly functional but honestly beautiful. I genuinely hope this series blows up because it fully deserves to and I want more people to see this.
I'd love to a Stronghold that looks like your navigating through the root system of a giant tree. I would be an interesting departure from the man-made structures of the other Strongholds. Maybe the mini boss for that Stronghold could be a modified Witch who spawn in special underground huts.
I totally love your Strogholds! It's so vanilla, and yet so updated. Watching these Strogholds navigate gave me a really cool idea, I hope you like it: My idea is to give some reward besides the portal to whoever reaches the portal room and completes the frames. And no, it wouldn't be loot. Lol I think it would be great if, upon completing the portal, the player released a "Beacon" that would pass through the blocks. And this beacon would give the player some buffs, such as night vision and regeneration maybe. Nothing too overpowered, just something to make exploration easier after completing the portal and encourage the player to return to the Strongholds and build something there. And I even think it's pretty cool to imagine a beacon light the size of the portal, which would help players find the portal even above the surface, but only after activating them. I really hope you like it.
This is the kind of video I could watch for hours. It's interesting, educational and makes me want to get into making structures and datapacks like this
i think a cherry stronghold could be really awesome! maybe you could add some puzzles or something? you could scatter the portal frames throughout some shrine like rooms.
@Lazazazazazazaz I'm considering doing something like that as a rare variant that can appear in most biomes, but probably not until after most biomes already have dedicated strongholds of their own
Wow I'm so glad i stumbled onto your page! I'm excited for future biomes. I like you, I like your friends this is some seriously high-quality content!!
Maybe for the snow biome stronghold - if you're not gonna have nether stronghold variants - you can expand on the potion igloos that you can find in tundras and such. I.e. have rooms that demonstrate more mob transformations (villager -> witch, how to create snow/iron golems, etc.), have rooms that showcase more potion crafting with maybe a rare room that shows how to craft lingering potions, things like that. Really build on the isolated scientist in the middle of secret experimentation vibe that igloos can have.
Agreed, while earlier I was just think about pots and enchants, transformations would be super cool, like image somebody plays minecraft, and has never seen any media on, it, and wants to just experience the game, it would be cool to show them stuff like that in minecraft,
This is such a cool idea and a much needed modernization of Minecraft's penultimate challenge. I especially love how certain mobs are being recontextualized for these structures, like the Sandstorm Breezes and the modified Elder Guardians. It's a nice way to help make these features more cohesive and has me thinking a lot about the potential for other biome Strongholds. One idea I've had is in regards to Forest Strongholds, where they could utilize Ravagers and Vexes as proper solo mobs in reference to Woodland Mansions, as other Illager mobs might be a bit out-of-place for Strongholds. I also like that other structures are being referenced here, like the Desert Pyramid room in the Desert Stronghold and the Conduit structure in this video's Stronghold. One thought I've had in regards to this is the Plains Stronghold; I feel like a lot of folks have already brought up the idea that this could stick closer to the original Stronghold's design, but I think it would be fun to also have it reference the designs of other early Minecraft structures, like Monster Rooms and Mineshafts. Maybe this could even still utilize Monster Spawners alongside Trial Spawners, to reinforce it being more retro in design.
The ocean one also uses the shipwreck in the ship in a bottle, also for plains it could be interesting to have a small tiny camp inside with a few scientist villagers. While you might say that thatdoesnt make sense, here's my idea: a lot of people think that pillagers and other pillagers are villagers that had been inspired by the ancient builders, and when the ancient builders vanished into the end, tried to follow them, we think this because many structures biomes and mobs seem to be copy's of the ancient builders things. The illagers have also tried to recreate end portals. However, some villagers didn't care so much, and didn't try to find the ancient builders, that's why all the other illagers don't like them. Assuming that theory is correct (it's backed by a lot of evidence) what if some of the villagers who wanted to find the ancient builders went to a stronghold to do research, and have stayed normal villagers, while the rest were turned gray and corrupted by the creaking heart? So these scientists were still at the stronghold doing research? While what I just said is probably hard to understand (mostly cuz of bad grammar and spelling) if you do some research, and look into it, this could make sense. OK, that's enough explaining of whether villagers might be in the plains stronghold (in a very rare room that is always found next to libraries or the portal room) here are a few mechanics I thought of: These scientists could trade with you for underwear's, or even blaze powder, because they were researching how to light the portal. This could giv more diversity in speedruns, allowing the player to gain emeralds in hope of trading with the villagers. These villager camp things could even have books with set writing in them about stuff they have figured out. I think this would be a cool idea to add a tiny difference to the plains stronghold, which most people are just saying should be very normal. If anybody read all this, thank you for taking the time.
I’d love to see a badlands stronghold with it being like the desert version with traps but illigers are raiding it and using mineshafts like the ones already present in the badlands
I think a jungle (or maybe taiga) stronghold could be theme after a giant tree/tree roots, with all sorts of twisted paths and chaotic corridors, maybe you could even use constant aggressive wolves or maybe some type of jockey enemy -oh man i love alliterations-
also, I think including some more normal spawners in high up/annoying to get to places that constantly pours threats until you either get up there and turn it off _or_ solving a bit of a puzzle to shut it off is a cool idea
I feel like to give a crazy variety for custom strongholds, perhaps a stronghold for a forest could be extremely high above the world instead of below, like it's a treehouse of sorts, and most of the traps would be pitfalls that would cause the player to have to climb all the way back up again.
@@kanokarob Agreed, they should add jungle tree houses, where you have to climbe backup if you fall, but the strongholds should always be under ground in my opinion.
Your videos are so interesting and well made! I love the creativity and the structuring of the video. Also adore the sorting of the structures. Everything so well designed and although it looks complicated, you’ve set it up in a way that makes it more understandable. Great videos!
Bro, I love this, though I play on Bedrock and don't really know much about making structures, this is awesome! Edit: I just realized that you could very easily turn these into a liminal pool area akin to mods Neverend by doctor4t
Rather than giving the player a potion of water breathing, perhaps you could have pufferfish spawn within the stronghold. Then brewing stations could be added as a seperate POI, or to other areas like the bed room. Most players will have blaze powder with them if they are headed to a stronghold. And if you integrate obsticles which are eased by potion effects into other biome strongholds, they will also have a reason to bring nether wart and other brewing ingredients. Here are some examples: - fire res for lava traps and fire obstacles - slow falling, speed and jump boost for navigating vertical drops, large jumps and other impasses en route to the end portal - night vision for darkness effect - instant health and strength for higher difficulty rooms
I was just about to say how you can skip some progression by allowing players to get brewing stands without going to the nether, then I remembered igloos and village churches have them.
Pls continue doing thoses types of vidéos it's really cool ! You can upgrade others stuff than stronghold or even create new Structures ! A vidéo: "I create 3 new Structure for minecraft!" wille be awseome
Well, jungle is cool, but I still think ice spikes would be so cool, or, instead, you could make the snowy one have a ice spikes parkour room, and a battle room, it would be a lot of fun!
idea: for the woodland forest you could make it a secret base for the pillagers and maybe the stronghold are could be in a lab since it could be an experiment, also i dont think there should be a new stronghold for the plains, my thoughts are that maybe the plains could have the original so in a world you could visit the nostalgic one.
i think a great way to do the libraries would be to make them centered around a different work station for each structure. the regular stronghold has the library, being centered around books and enchanting. then for the ocean one in this video you could for example have a brewing room instead, with partially-filled brewing stands and chests with brewing ingredients as a way to obtain water breathing in the structure also the lava under the portal should definitely be turned into obisidian for this one
A Mooshroom one can be just like dungeons where it does have hostile mushrooms but that’s it so still easy to kill and maybe if in it long enough (like 10 or 20 min) you can get a “host” effect where for as long as you are in the stronghold every 1 min half a heart goes away.
You should make a Jungle Biome Stronghold of traps that contains lots of Redstone. There is an insanely good loot chest in big rooms, but it is hard to find and is filled with skeleton spawners. The portal room is also difficult to find and on all four sides of the portal room, there are silverfish spawners. There are many hall rooms with traps, a chest with raw gold, unsmelted iron, raw food, and a few trial spawners. The rest can be all you!
@@CedarGraysmith Yeah, and If you had a wolf along with you, the wolf would help you around so its kind of easier to break spawners to make it fun, but that's if you get a wolf.
stronghold idea: a stronghold that got invaded by illagers. this would have a more accessible entrance (still hidden but closer to the surface), traps and entrances guarded by vindicators, evokers and pillagers. you could also incorporate puzzles that need illager specific items to be solved (like a puzzle in which two small slimes are in a 1x1 tube divided by slabs. the slimes would be on pressure plates. if the slimes are killed simultaneously with a piercing crossbow the door or whatever it is opens but i only one is killed, everyting explodes). this would be a dark forest stronghold
I like this idea, and it makes sense lore wise, since we know that the illagers are trying to get to the end, and would probably block off others, like villagers, and I also love the idea about illager specific items needed! But whatever they decide to do, I am sure it will be cool!
An interesting idea could be to have one of the strongholds (maybe for one of the more hostile biomes) to have false portal rooms. They may look identical to the actual portal room, but have the end portal frames replaced with end stone. If you wanted to be really evil you could make them one of the more common rooms :p
YO BRO...props to Kanokarob for not posting this to soon ruining his algorithm, sure these clearly do better but if he just posted one right after the other his future videos would have less then a few hundred views maybe jumping up to close to 1k...but like near 2k per aint bad for 5K subs
I would love to see one that's like a maze kind of: once you enter, the only way out is through the end portal --> beat the dragon--> through the portal --> end back at your spawn
That's likely not gonna be able to happen unless there's a hidden elder guardian in a closed off room. Even then, there is nothing in the game that prevents placing blocks to get back up.
That looks so amazing. The old boring strongholds that haven't changed in a decade really needed that huge of a glow up, especially with the new trial chambers addition. How many biome specific strongholds do you actually plan on doing? Since there aren't that many strongholds spawning in the world it would be difficult to find all of them when some biomes are relatively rare compared to others, unless you're changing the amount of strongholds per world
@@Хомяк-п4р I'm not sure yet how many there will end up being. I'm not increasing the number of strongholds per world, so certainly there's a very real possibility that any given world won't have every biome stronghold included, and that's okay. But really rare biomes like Pale Gardens or Mushroom Islands won't have their own unique strongholds because yeah, you'd just probably never encounter them. They'll be grouped with other biomes, like forests or plains.
If we only get a 2 month wait between strongholds, this modpack will be finished in like a year and a half, which is actually very quick. Can't wait for it to fully come out!
One suggestion I think would be cool, some kind of a room that contains the shell for a conduit to be placed, somewhere central to give the option to players to find pieces of the conduit crafting in the stronghold, with the heart of the sea being in the same room as the conduit shell, if this is too op, it could just be a room with the shell of a conduit to be filled in if the player has a conduit.
@@karuma7591 A conduit frame appears both in a dedicated room and as filler in many rooms, always with a Nautilus Shell. I am keeping the Heart of the Sea out of the stronghold so as not to take away from Buried Treasure
@@kanokarobhey I just came up with this if you didn’t already, but maybe you could put buried treasure maps in the loot table for those conduit frames (if that’s even possible I have no idea how Minecraft works lol)
it would be nice to see a deep dark stronghold next, i would like to know what you would do with it idea wise! this has me hooked as its so amazing to see how it all just fits so well together a few personal ideas would be: you start at the portal room but the end portal frames are scattered around the maze and everything is dimly lit with candles. the challenge should be more oriented towards a sneak&defuse style gameplay rather than sprint, battle and loot style gameplay the traps should be blindness, slowness, darkness, poison and nausea effects (a book with a die-ary, some wool, a few bottles of honey, a used shear and a used armor piece with swift sneak in a chest next to a skull explaining the end portal frame mechanics would be awesome which is explaining the danger ahead)
Hey, great video. I love your style. Could you do a tutorial video on how to create structure datapacks? I’ve been trying this for a while and i feel like there aren’t any videos that cover the whole topic.
A ruined stronghold would be cool. It should be kinda based off the forgettable trail ruins where some rooms would be at varying levels of ruin. The walls would be made of mud, terracotta, fences, cobbled walls, stuff like that. Some rooms and halls could be in perfect condition, while others could be caved in and have piles of cobblestone, cobbled deepslate, and ores covering the floor and possibly another room entrance. There would be few threats from mobs, and spawn rates may even be halved. The main challenge is to break the debris to find new rooms until you find the portal room. You may discover what seems to be several grand portal rooms until you realize the frames are visibly broken and cannot be interacted with at all. The real portal room is actually in a very simple room with the normal layout of the vanilla stronghold's portal room. Edit: forgot to say that this would spawn in old growth biomes.
Absolutely incredible effort! my only idea to add would be more copper elements used to decorate the interiors, since it's already associated with the ocean biome (with the copper ingots as loot); as well as more biome-specific food drops, since it would be pretty hard to get apples and bread underwater, why not replace it with a variety of cooked fish and kelp?
I did end up adding more rooms that have copper elements between recording the development process and the playtesting sessions; I ended up cutting those scenes from the video, but they are in the data pack and I may add more!
id love to see biomes showcasing various mods. like a library that teaches apothosis, or a biome with flowers teaching botania. nether biome teaching sacrificial blood magic, applied energistics showcasing in the end biomes. i know it would make it harder on you but it would be hella interesting
I don't know which biome this would work for, but I kind of wanna see a Stronghold where the End Portal is right next to or at least extremely close to the Starter Staircase, but the twelve end portal frames are scattered around the stronghold (most likely in some sort of systematic manner) and the player has to find all twelve frames (maybe in this one, none of the frames should be pre-filled). Would be cool, but idk whether it's the most practical.
SUGGESTION: You could also add the bogged or any type of skeletons to the stronghold. They don't drown. Although their aim and movement are hampered, they still could be a threat to the player whilst in the structure
I wanted to keep some familiar elements from the vanilla Strongholds, especially for the Portal Rooms which already feature some variety. The lava pool under the Bedrock helps serve as a visual indicator that this is similar to the vanilla End Portal, even with the clear differences
Honestly a nether stronghold would be good though i dont know if you can di that, but if you could Nether Stronghold: would have rooms for alchemy and such, maybe in one of the rooms that could spawn (rarely) a bedrock room that has soul sand and wither heads in a wither shape missing a head, maybe a garden of nether warts and nether trees, i dont know wvout anything else Also for swamps maybe have the entrance be a sort of witch hut and the whole stronghold looks like a cave with different offshots leading to a farm for flowers and melons, alchemy rooms that have several brewing stands a library that have a book of recipes(a lectern with a book of broken texts that are legit recipes)
Dungeon Now Loading has a similar thought process in terms of trying to more "naturally" or "vanilla-y" add new dungeons to better flesh out Minecraft without just adding kind of shite megastructures of looping rooms. Might be something cool to check out
@insanity-craftus1463 No, cause these Strongholds still adhere to the rings that vanilla Strongholds generate in. It's vanishingly unlikely for a stronghold to generate where a Woodland Mansion's entrance is
@@kanokarob wait what i meant is that it's like an underground woodland mansion but the entrance door is instead the entrance staircase from a stronghold
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@kanokarob is there more end portal frames than normal
@amandacourtney3519 Nope, still 12 :)
This should be added to everybody's list of perfect data packs that still feel vanilla!
You should add some of the new bundles.
I think for your next one you should do a Pale Garden Stronghold! This way, you get to use the Creaking in several new ways!
that's a very good idea and i hope he does it
Since the Pale Garden is so rare, I don't know that I'll make a dedicated stronghold for it, but I was thinking of incorporating the Creaking into an eventual Forest Stronghold that would include the Pale Garden
@@kanokarob now that sounds awesome. I think the creaking is a cool addition because it's so out of the ordinary
@@kanokarob it would be cool if there was a creaking heart in a maze in the forest stronghold so you have to solve the maze in order to get rid of the creaking
Plus, whether he does it for a forest or a pale garden, he could make it a slightly different tone than the others, I personally think a slightly eerie or creepy stronghold could be a really fun and unique experience
I like that the ship in a bottle room is so big. It'll make it harder for the game to generate, making it something that would be considered lucky to find like an enchanted golden apple. It makes the room feel special.
When you're done with these stronghold series it would be very cool for you to make a structure that teaches the player about enchantments and potions. Think the igloo teaches weakness can teach new players how to cure zombie villagers. But teaches them their best uses with cool puzzles.
Cool idea!
swamp stronghold?
@randomperson21983 On the list!
Agreed, like you could make some for the mace, that rarely spawn near trial chambers at the surface, and teach them about things like wind burst.
You could also make a maze with lots of mobs and trial spawners in it, where the ground is covered in soul sand and soul soil. In the maze there would be chests that would give you boots and soul speed enchants, so that in later sections, you could use them to escape the overflow of mobs? (This one would be rarely founding the nether.)
Another fun idea: make a maze with warden blocks that make you blind, so you need to find night vision potions in it, and use them to find the warden blocks.
One last idea before going, you could make a room filled with water spots, and it would give you a trident, with only a bit of durability, and it could teach players how to use the riptide enchantment to shoot through narrow spaces, for a reward.
Sorry to make such a long comment, just had some ideas
I love how you're making it so that you have to find the stronghold, THEN you have to get prepared, because you don't know if you need to pack water breathing for the ocean stronghold or milk to counteract Hunger for the desert.
Tbf a turtle shell (personally I always get one cuz I play peaceful cuz all I do is build) and food easily counteracts it
@@AlfXD. That's true, but we should take into consideration the fact that we don't know which biome the stronghold is going to be in, so we don't know which one to prepare for. You don't want to be carrying around stuff you don't need, that way you can get more loot from the strongholds.
@ExtremeOverlord true… true… but a bundle and the combat snapshots w/ stackable potions and it gets nullified
@@AlfXD. Eh, depends on the gear and the other strongholds. Turtle helmets don't stack, and if you ever need other precious slots... Still, bundle takes care of a good chunk of it.
@ExtremeOverlord true… I think it comes down to the player and how they choose to play the game ~\_(-_,-)_/~
Dude, this one outshines the last one by miles! Who says that the Water Temple has to be a nightmare? This looks like fun! I mean... I'd probably die in there quite a few times, but that would seriously be really fun to run through, especially with friends!
Maybe you could try and make a stronghold in a snowy peaks biome that spawns up high and has some exposed rooms? and you'd have to climb the mountain and deal with Ice physics to reach the portal? And throw in a few Phantom spawners for good measure. That might be interesting!
I like the idea that every stronghold variant's sarcophagus belongs to the ancient builder tribe leader who ruled that specific stronghold
Placing a piece with just water and then placing the hallway in the same spot afterward to waterlog it is such a genuisly simple idea, this is revolutionary
Ideas:
Jungle stronghold could have various redstone contraptions like the jungle temple.
Mushroom Fields could have mushrooms generate on top as an extra thing to add more variety. Yes I'm aware strongholds don't generate here but it would be nice.
Mountains could be mostly the same as vanilla but well like modernized/rebuilt like how you did the rest.
Plains. Honestly I just think it would be really funny if it was just flat. Minimal height variations.
Mob ideas:
Jungle stronghold could have cave spiders. A few rare variants: wither, weakness or slowness. The rarest variant however could be a smaller, faster spider with more health but deals less damage.
Mushroom Fields could have zombies wearing mooshroom heads, speed and have axes. A rare variant could be that but without the axe causing to to deal less damage but attack and move faster.
Mountains could be goats and goat riders lol. If possible have the goats attack more frequently.
Plains. Continuing with the idea of "I think it would be really funny" can you make passive mobs hostile? I know that you can have an invisible baby zombie ride a pig but I don't know if you can just have a lone pig be hostile. Pigs, cows, sheep and rarely non hostile versions.
The plains would be interesting if it was just a large sprawling underground complex making use of trail ruins designs using terracotta and clay, dirt and mud chambers and storage rooms, wood and mossy supports holding everything up. Stairs could give minimal height change, but it would be all about that massive sprawl hidden just under the surface of the plains.
@@NerdStuffing I can't remember if they took it out but there was a killer bunny that could only be spawned in via commands
As someone from Illinois I approve of the plains idea
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I am pretty sure its still in the. game
A swamp one with the new bogged and a bunch of poison traps sounds sick
On the list!
After watching this second video I understand the generation concept you used; The first complex always has only one connection that goes to the portal room, and as that path grows there is always only one connection (if there are multiple) that will lead to the portal room. It's very straightforward after seeing the second video. Thank you so much!
For this stronghold only I think it would be cool to have the entrance generate just above the sea floor in its host ocean. Basically just the staircase being exposed but completely underwater.
Then it'd be really easy to find
With how vertical the stronghold is, it'll probably be like that by default.
@@VirusFlexovitch The colours of the stronghold could blend in with the water.
@@concordevrofficial texture packs and shaders
i love how at 8:55 the prismarine changes with the music
I don’t think that’s intentional, but it is pretty cool
One thing for snow biome stronhholds: powdered snow with dripstone underneath so you will die if you fall into it, making you have to watch every step to see if its powdered snow
@@JustARandomDude2 Brutal!
That would be cool
Alternatively to dying, it could trap you in a basement area under the structures that require a little bit of navigation to return to the main area.
@@theapexsurvivor9538 but then the thing is: they could just build back up
@@theapexsurvivor9538The basements could also have a chance to have a spawner or two instead of a puzzle/maze, or rarely both.
Thank you for the amazing work and creativity put into this video, hope to see more,once again thank you for helping make my day.
Ideas:
Ice spikes: You have been talking about a snowy biome, well what about another frozen one? This stronghold could include tons of could rooms with unique challenges like parkour and also custom hostile mobs like polar bears, you could add powdered snow traps, and even more!
Dark forest: In this stronghold you could add tree rooms, with routes between mushrooms and trees, with lots of hostile mobs spawning below, like creepers and skeletons. In addition this stronghold could have pillager rooms with cool unique structures inside, that also connects to the lore we know about pillagers seeking to rescue the ancient builders from the end. It could also contain a rare pale garden room, that looks like an actual garden, and has a incredibly difficult challenge, complete with red stone, and daytime/nighttime creaking. The garden rom could be filled with incredibly loot though.
I like the ideas of rare rooms that have strange features after seeing the ship in the bottle makes me think having rare “anomalies” with strange things in the stronghold that have a much lower spawn weight to add the feature of “rare room hunting” which may encourage players to find more of a stronghold to see these special rooms in their world they may also include stuff like special different loot tables that may not even be related to the stronghold.
I suggested something like this with a dark forest biome, where a rare spawning room is the pale garden room.
Some thoughts. First, I think it would have been cool to have an airlock hallway of some sort to act as a horizontal transition between flooded and unflooded sections. Secondly, I think it would have been neat to have a rare chance of drowned in unflooded sections, even if limited to certain rooms, just as a way to highlight an amusing mechanic. Lastly, I think you could have used scripting similar to the traps to have chests where the only "loot" is that it releases bubbles and refills your air.
Gonna reccomend my "inverted" end stronghold again, essentially a stronghold in the outer end that leads to main end island/overworld
This is a great idea!
Yeah, this sounds like a lot of fun, honestly pretty funny though.
In my opinion once you beat the dragon in the base game, you should be able to either finish the game, or go to the outer islands, but they should update the islands with more diverse biomes and structures, and then add a couple of bosses, like a shulker boss, and a enderman boss (kind of like a endersent from minecraft dungeons) and maybe some more, and one you defeat all those bosses, you should be able to open the dragon egg, and fight a insanely hard dragon fight.
there's an add-on i play that has something similiar to this. It spawns exclusively in one of the end biomes and it already has eyes in it and it makes the trek back so much easier then having to find a tiny gate gateway that blends in with all of the giant chorus plants.
I mentioned in the last vids comments how I tried to build a illager stronghold once, anyway I think that would be a cool idea for a dark oak forest stronghold. It'd basically be the mansion's basement
Honestly man this is so cool! I don't know if this idea would be possible, but I think it would be cool if each stronghold had a custom music disc, armor trim, etc. to make players more likely to want to explore the different stronghold multiple times!
@@Puppiesandpizza2131 Both would be possible but would require a resource pack, which I don't think I want to do for this data pack. But I may think on some other unique rewards that each biome can have
@kanokarob ok, cool beans. Well, thought I'd suggest it either way.
@Puppiesandpizza2131 I appreciate it!
OK, I don't know anything about what you can and can't do with data packs, and resource packs, but if it's possible, it would be nice if you released a optionally, separate thing, that would put a unique armor trim, music disc, and possibly something else.
OK, I just looked at the wiki, and found this: fire work rockets! I personally love making the exploding ones with colors for your crossbow, but they require a lot of materials, so I was wondering if you could find a way to add different fireworks with different colors, in small amounts as loot, since this is already in the game I thought it might be easier. Anyways find these could be a real cool thing for players, and you could also make crossbows common in the strongholds.
Please I BEG you to add this, colored fireworks are so much fun, and not enough players know about them, it would be soo cool!
This is actually really cool and I might just go and check out the rest of ur vids
For a forest or jungle stronghold or the like, I think a cool idea would be to make it seem like the stronghold is either made of roots, or perhaps being dug into by roots, with a lot of logs and mangrove roots weaving throughout the structure.
That's a good idea, it would make it feel even older than the normal strongholds, and would make navigating them really fun!
This is literally such a cool series. This deserves way more attention than it's getting. Everything is so well planned and these structures are not only perfectly functional but honestly beautiful. I genuinely hope this series blows up because it fully deserves to and I want more people to see this.
Agreed, and the strongholds feel so vanilla too! I can actually imagine mojang adding this too the game, it would fit right in!
I'd love to a Stronghold that looks like your navigating through the root system of a giant tree. I would be an interesting departure from the man-made structures of the other Strongholds. Maybe the mini boss for that Stronghold could be a modified Witch who spawn in special underground huts.
Really love the visions and idea makes me wanna try datapacks. You should make tutorials on datapacks too
I totally love your Strogholds! It's so vanilla, and yet so updated.
Watching these Strogholds navigate gave me a really cool idea, I hope you like it:
My idea is to give some reward besides the portal to whoever reaches the portal room and completes the frames. And no, it wouldn't be loot. Lol
I think it would be great if, upon completing the portal, the player released a "Beacon" that would pass through the blocks. And this beacon would give the player some buffs, such as night vision and regeneration maybe.
Nothing too overpowered, just something to make exploration easier after completing the portal and encourage the player to return to the Strongholds and build something there.
And I even think it's pretty cool to imagine a beacon light the size of the portal, which would help players find the portal even above the surface, but only after activating them.
I really hope you like it.
That sounds super good, it would make it a lot easier to get back to the end
This is the kind of video I could watch for hours. It's interesting, educational and makes me want to get into making structures and datapacks like this
Imagine going through this stronghold all to end up in doctor4t’s custom dimension…
i think a cherry stronghold could be really awesome! maybe you could add some puzzles or something? you could scatter the portal frames throughout some shrine like rooms.
You should make a nether stronghold with fire and lava traps!
@Lazazazazazazaz I'm considering doing something like that as a rare variant that can appear in most biomes, but probably not until after most biomes already have dedicated strongholds of their own
@@kanokarob a nether stronghold could be underneath a mesa biome, making it rare as the badlands biomes themselves tend to be rare
@eisudesu Badlands use the Desert Strongholds as of right now
End portals don't work in the nether I think
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Kanokarob could easily change that with the level of skill they posses
Reminds me of dry dry dungeon, cool video and build.
I love this! Just started watching you for the first time! Subbed too! Hope in the future there’s a deep dark or cherry blossom stronghold! ❤
Wow I'm so glad i stumbled onto your page! I'm excited for future biomes. I like you, I like your friends this is some seriously high-quality content!!
Thank you so much!
Unironically these changes should be in the base game. Great work on this one, and I can't wait to see what's next!
Maybe for the snow biome stronghold - if you're not gonna have nether stronghold variants - you can expand on the potion igloos that you can find in tundras and such.
I.e. have rooms that demonstrate more mob transformations (villager -> witch, how to create snow/iron golems, etc.), have rooms that showcase more potion crafting with maybe a rare room that shows how to craft lingering potions, things like that.
Really build on the isolated scientist in the middle of secret experimentation vibe that igloos can have.
Agreed, while earlier I was just think about pots and enchants, transformations would be super cool, like image somebody plays minecraft, and has never seen any media on, it, and wants to just experience the game, it would be cool to show them stuff like that in minecraft,
This is such a cool idea and a much needed modernization of Minecraft's penultimate challenge. I especially love how certain mobs are being recontextualized for these structures, like the Sandstorm Breezes and the modified Elder Guardians. It's a nice way to help make these features more cohesive and has me thinking a lot about the potential for other biome Strongholds. One idea I've had is in regards to Forest Strongholds, where they could utilize Ravagers and Vexes as proper solo mobs in reference to Woodland Mansions, as other Illager mobs might be a bit out-of-place for Strongholds.
I also like that other structures are being referenced here, like the Desert Pyramid room in the Desert Stronghold and the Conduit structure in this video's Stronghold. One thought I've had in regards to this is the Plains Stronghold; I feel like a lot of folks have already brought up the idea that this could stick closer to the original Stronghold's design, but I think it would be fun to also have it reference the designs of other early Minecraft structures, like Monster Rooms and Mineshafts. Maybe this could even still utilize Monster Spawners alongside Trial Spawners, to reinforce it being more retro in design.
The ocean one also uses the shipwreck in the ship in a bottle, also for plains it could be interesting to have a small tiny camp inside with a few scientist villagers. While you might say that thatdoesnt make sense, here's my idea: a lot of people think that pillagers and other pillagers are villagers that had been inspired by the ancient builders, and when the ancient builders vanished into the end, tried to follow them, we think this because many structures biomes and mobs seem to be copy's of the ancient builders things. The illagers have also tried to recreate end portals. However, some villagers didn't care so much, and didn't try to find the ancient builders, that's why all the other illagers don't like them.
Assuming that theory is correct (it's backed by a lot of evidence) what if some of the villagers who wanted to find the ancient builders went to a stronghold to do research, and have stayed normal villagers, while the rest were turned gray and corrupted by the creaking heart? So these scientists were still at the stronghold doing research?
While what I just said is probably hard to understand (mostly cuz of bad grammar and spelling) if you do some research, and look into it, this could make sense.
OK, that's enough explaining of whether villagers might be in the plains stronghold (in a very rare room that is always found next to libraries or the portal room) here are a few mechanics I thought of: These scientists could trade with you for underwear's, or even blaze powder, because they were researching how to light the portal. This could giv more diversity in speedruns, allowing the player to gain emeralds in hope of trading with the villagers. These villager camp things could even have books with set writing in them about stuff they have figured out.
I think this would be a cool idea to add a tiny difference to the plains stronghold, which most people are just saying should be very normal.
If anybody read all this, thank you for taking the time.
I’d love to see a badlands stronghold with it being like the desert version with traps but illigers are raiding it and using mineshafts like the ones already present in the badlands
the empty rooms just boost the happiness of when you actually find something
I think a jungle (or maybe taiga) stronghold could be theme after a giant tree/tree roots, with all sorts of twisted paths and chaotic corridors, maybe you could even use constant aggressive wolves or maybe some type of jockey enemy
-oh man i love alliterations-
also, I think including some more normal spawners in high up/annoying to get to places that constantly pours threats until you either get up there and turn it off _or_ solving a bit of a puzzle to shut it off is a cool idea
Yes, there should be some spanners that you can destroy.
Having the portal wait until you're out of the water gives "in the case of an implosion, look directly at implosion" energy
This is awesome! I like how it's different from the desert stronghold but still very cool
I feel like to give a crazy variety for custom strongholds, perhaps a stronghold for a forest could be extremely high above the world instead of below, like it's a treehouse of sorts, and most of the traps would be pitfalls that would cause the player to have to climb all the way back up again.
I think that would be best as its own structure
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Agreed, they should add jungle tree houses, where you have to climbe backup if you fall, but the strongholds should always be under ground in my opinion.
Your videos are so interesting and well made! I love the creativity and the structuring of the video. Also adore the sorting of the structures. Everything so well designed and although it looks complicated, you’ve set it up in a way that makes it more understandable. Great videos!
This is a suprisingly good Video for someone with only 6 thousand subs so i gave one extra
Its always interesting to see the pulsating colours of prismarine, and its always so much more obvious in timelapses.
I’d love if you could make biome trial chambers and maybe trail ruins too as a companion to this when you finish the biome strongholds
That sound interesting...
Bro, I love this, though I play on Bedrock and don't really know much about making structures, this is awesome!
Edit: I just realized that you could very easily turn these into a liminal pool area akin to mods Neverend by doctor4t
Rather than giving the player a potion of water breathing, perhaps you could have pufferfish spawn within the stronghold. Then brewing stations could be added as a seperate POI, or to other areas like the bed room.
Most players will have blaze powder with them if they are headed to a stronghold. And if you integrate obsticles which are eased by potion effects into other biome strongholds, they will also have a reason to bring nether wart and other brewing ingredients.
Here are some examples:
- fire res for lava traps and fire obstacles
- slow falling, speed and jump boost for navigating vertical drops, large jumps and other impasses en route to the end portal
- night vision for darkness effect
- instant health and strength for higher difficulty rooms
I was just about to say how you can skip some progression by allowing players to get brewing stands without going to the nether, then I remembered igloos and village churches have them.
@@cutestcreeper569You still need to go to the nether for blaze powder and nether wart
Pls continue doing thoses types of vidéos it's really cool ! You can upgrade others stuff than stronghold or even create new Structures ! A vidéo: "I create 3 new Structure for minecraft!" wille be awseome
awesome to see this project continue. Would love to see a jungle stronghold next
@@Gamer_Dylan_6 From the poll on my community tab it seems like Jungle is winning! 😃
Well, jungle is cool, but I still think ice spikes would be so cool, or, instead, you could make the snowy one have a ice spikes parkour room, and a battle room, it would be a lot of fun!
The ship in a bottle is so goddamn cool
I'm really happy with it 😄
Yeah, it's such a creative idea, and it for some reason seems to fit vanilla nicely
idea: for the woodland forest you could make it a secret base for the pillagers and maybe the stronghold are could be in a lab since it could be an experiment, also i dont think there should be a new stronghold for the plains, my thoughts are that maybe the plains could have the original so in a world you could visit the nostalgic one.
i think a great way to do the libraries would be to make them centered around a different work station for each structure. the regular stronghold has the library, being centered around books and enchanting. then for the ocean one in this video you could for example have a brewing room instead, with partially-filled brewing stands and chests with brewing ingredients as a way to obtain water breathing in the structure
also the lava under the portal should definitely be turned into obisidian for this one
man i beg you made swamp next
It's on the list!
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A Mooshroom one can be just like dungeons where it does have hostile mushrooms but that’s it so still easy to kill and maybe if in it long enough (like 10 or 20 min) you can get a “host” effect where for as long as you are in the stronghold every 1 min half a heart goes away.
I like how the prismarine animation shows when the Timelapse happens
@@parkervance3646 Me too, a very happy coincidence 😄
You should make a Jungle Biome Stronghold of traps that contains lots of Redstone. There is an insanely good loot chest in big rooms, but it is hard to find and is filled with skeleton spawners. The portal room is also difficult to find and on all four sides of the portal room, there are silverfish spawners. There are many hall rooms with traps, a chest with raw gold, unsmelted iron, raw food, and a few trial spawners. The rest can be all you!
The skeletons should definitely b the main mob for it.
@@CedarGraysmith Yeah, and If you had a wolf along with you, the wolf would help you around so its kind of easier to break spawners to make it fun, but that's if you get a wolf.
stronghold idea: a stronghold that got invaded by illagers. this would have a more accessible entrance (still hidden but closer to the surface), traps and entrances guarded by vindicators, evokers and pillagers. you could also incorporate puzzles that need illager specific items to be solved (like a puzzle in which two small slimes are in a 1x1 tube divided by slabs. the slimes would be on pressure plates. if the slimes are killed simultaneously with a piercing crossbow the door or whatever it is opens but i only one is killed, everyting explodes). this would be a dark forest stronghold
I like this idea, and it makes sense lore wise, since we know that the illagers are trying to get to the end, and would probably block off others, like villagers, and I also love the idea about illager specific items needed! But whatever they decide to do, I am sure it will be cool!
An interesting idea could be to have one of the strongholds (maybe for one of the more hostile biomes) to have false portal rooms. They may look identical to the actual portal room, but have the end portal frames replaced with end stone. If you wanted to be really evil you could make them one of the more common rooms :p
I really wanna see a tundra/snowy taiga stronghold next, making good use of some snow biome features like powdered snow.
I feel like the jungle ones gonna be sick ngl
@@CringeSuperFan55 I sure hope so!
YEAHHHHH THIS IS WHAT IM SUBSCRIBED FOR❤
You could also remake the fortress for the different biomes because it is needed for the stronghold 😅
Yeah, like one for all 5 nether biomes.
YO BRO...props to Kanokarob for not posting this to soon ruining his algorithm, sure these clearly do better but if he just posted one right after the other his future videos would have less then a few hundred views maybe jumping up to close to 1k...but like near 2k per aint bad for 5K subs
I would love to see one that's like a maze kind of: once you enter, the only way out is through the end portal --> beat the dragon--> through the portal --> end back at your spawn
That's likely not gonna be able to happen unless there's a hidden elder guardian in a closed off room. Even then, there is nothing in the game that prevents placing blocks to get back up.
This stronghold is absolutely amazing.
That looks so amazing. The old boring strongholds that haven't changed in a decade really needed that huge of a glow up, especially with the new trial chambers addition. How many biome specific strongholds do you actually plan on doing? Since there aren't that many strongholds spawning in the world it would be difficult to find all of them when some biomes are relatively rare compared to others, unless you're changing the amount of strongholds per world
@@Хомяк-п4р I'm not sure yet how many there will end up being. I'm not increasing the number of strongholds per world, so certainly there's a very real possibility that any given world won't have every biome stronghold included, and that's okay. But really rare biomes like Pale Gardens or Mushroom Islands won't have their own unique strongholds because yeah, you'd just probably never encounter them. They'll be grouped with other biomes, like forests or plains.
That sounds nice, but I think you should at least include a room for every biome, weather or not it has its on stronghold.
If we only get a 2 month wait between strongholds, this modpack will be finished in like a year and a half, which is actually very quick. Can't wait for it to fully come out!
I dunno what you’re talking about but I like what I’m seeing!
One suggestion I think would be cool, some kind of a room that contains the shell for a conduit to be placed, somewhere central to give the option to players to find pieces of the conduit crafting in the stronghold, with the heart of the sea being in the same room as the conduit shell, if this is too op, it could just be a room with the shell of a conduit to be filled in if the player has a conduit.
@@karuma7591 A conduit frame appears both in a dedicated room and as filler in many rooms, always with a Nautilus Shell. I am keeping the Heart of the Sea out of the stronghold so as not to take away from Buried Treasure
@ oh I think I missed that haha my bad 😭😭
@@kanokarobhey I just came up with this if you didn’t already, but maybe you could put buried treasure maps in the loot table for those conduit frames (if that’s even possible I have no idea how Minecraft works lol)
it would be nice to see a deep dark stronghold next, i would like to know what you would do with it idea wise! this has me hooked as its so amazing to see how it all just fits so well together
a few personal ideas would be: you start at the portal room but the end portal frames are scattered around the maze and everything is dimly lit with candles. the challenge should be more oriented towards a sneak&defuse style gameplay rather than sprint, battle and loot style gameplay
the traps should be blindness, slowness, darkness, poison and nausea effects
(a book with a die-ary, some wool, a few bottles of honey, a used shear and a used armor piece with swift sneak in a chest next to a skull explaining the end portal frame mechanics would be awesome which is explaining the danger ahead)
Love it. Good job
Do a pale garden one with creaking hearts as the traps
very excited for a deep dark or pale garden stronghold
Hey, great video. I love your style. Could you do a tutorial video on how to create structure datapacks? I’ve been trying this for a while and i feel like there aren’t any videos that cover the whole topic.
I have a very thorough written guide here 😄
www.planetminecraft.com/blog/custom-structure-gen-documentation/
@@kanokarob thx 👍
I might look into this, thx for the link.
A ruined stronghold would be cool. It should be kinda based off the forgettable trail ruins where some rooms would be at varying levels of ruin. The walls would be made of mud, terracotta, fences, cobbled walls, stuff like that.
Some rooms and halls could be in perfect condition, while others could be caved in and have piles of cobblestone, cobbled deepslate, and ores covering the floor and possibly another room entrance. There would be few threats from mobs, and spawn rates may even be halved. The main challenge is to break the debris to find new rooms until you find the portal room. You may discover what seems to be several grand portal rooms until you realize the frames are visibly broken and cannot be interacted with at all. The real portal room is actually in a very simple room with the normal layout of the vanilla stronghold's portal room.
Edit: forgot to say that this would spawn in old growth biomes.
Absolutely incredible effort! my only idea to add would be more copper elements used to decorate the interiors, since it's already associated with the ocean biome (with the copper ingots as loot); as well as more biome-specific food drops, since it would be pretty hard to get apples and bread underwater, why not replace it with a variety of cooked fish and kelp?
I did end up adding more rooms that have copper elements between recording the development process and the playtesting sessions; I ended up cutting those scenes from the video, but they are in the data pack and I may add more!
id love to see biomes showcasing various mods. like a library that teaches apothosis, or a biome with flowers teaching botania. nether biome teaching sacrificial blood magic, applied energistics showcasing in the end biomes. i know it would make it harder on you but it would be hella interesting
This idea of different strongholds for each biome its amazing. I whish there was something similar for bedrock or even this pack was for bedrock too 😮
The birch one should feel very vertical in layout.
Also, cannot wait to see the deep dark stronghold
I don't know which biome this would work for, but I kind of wanna see a Stronghold where the End Portal is right next to or at least extremely close to the Starter Staircase, but the twelve end portal frames are scattered around the stronghold (most likely in some sort of systematic manner) and the player has to find all twelve frames (maybe in this one, none of the frames should be pre-filled). Would be cool, but idk whether it's the most practical.
@@catuwu4444 You read my mind 😉
@@kanokarob Ooh, I'm excited for whatever you have planned out ;)
"You obtained the Gravity Suit!" ahh temple.
Love it.
The video is so good that i watch it now the third time 😅
The fourth 😅
Fith 😅
I’d say next should be pale garden for the creaking or the mangrove swamp because I can already see adding the roots in the walls of it
This is really cool, with these new strongholds, the vanilla one feels somewhat outdated, and considerably smaller.
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You could also add the bogged or any type of skeletons to the stronghold. They don't drown. Although their aim and movement are hampered, they still could be a threat to the player whilst in the structure
I'll probably save those for the swap stronghold
A mesa stronghold would go hard
How dare yt hide this from me for 2 days
13:00 Imo the ocean strongold shouldn't have lava but something else like corals under the portal, that would make it feel more unique
I wanted to keep some familiar elements from the vanilla Strongholds, especially for the Portal Rooms which already feature some variety. The lava pool under the Bedrock helps serve as a visual indicator that this is similar to the vanilla End Portal, even with the clear differences
i lovee how it looks minecrafty
29:10 kinda funny that it technically can let you skip the nether if you manage to find the stronghold without eyes of ender
Idea: make a lush version of strongold that very rare and has tree roots it would be interesting :)
maybe a pillager infested stronghold for forests? a mini boss rush with ravagers before the portal would be sick
Honestly a nether stronghold would be good though i dont know if you can di that, but if you could
Nether Stronghold: would have rooms for alchemy and such, maybe in one of the rooms that could spawn (rarely) a bedrock room that has soul sand and wither heads in a wither shape missing a head, maybe a garden of nether warts and nether trees, i dont know wvout anything else
Also for swamps maybe have the entrance be a sort of witch hut and the whole stronghold looks like a cave with different offshots leading to a farm for flowers and melons, alchemy rooms that have several brewing stands a library that have a book of recipes(a lectern with a book of broken texts that are legit recipes)
you should make to get an advancement when the player enter the stronghold or a castle "stronhold"
Dungeon Now Loading has a similar thought process in terms of trying to more "naturally" or "vanilla-y" add new dungeons to better flesh out Minecraft without just adding kind of shite megastructures of looping rooms. Might be something cool to check out
@@Idk-ct5ky I'm familiar, Hex is a great dev 😄
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Dark. Oak. Forest. Woodland. Mansion. Stronghold.
Cool idea!
@@kanokarobmake it creaky and freaky too, maybe totems for the loot tables
@@kanokarob Maybe the Woodland Mansion entrance door can be replaced by the starting staircase
@insanity-craftus1463 No, cause these Strongholds still adhere to the rings that vanilla Strongholds generate in. It's vanishingly unlikely for a stronghold to generate where a Woodland Mansion's entrance is
@@kanokarob wait what i meant is that it's like an underground woodland mansion but the entrance door is instead the entrance staircase from a stronghold
Ah man, Makistein and Gneissname! *Gneiss* guests 😂
I love Gneissname's content, and Makistein's Impossible Minecraft looks just so crazy
deep dark: kill certain amount of mobs to unlock new rooms, and some traps are activated by sculk
You should make a jungle stronghold with booby traps!
@@gdaleksw4041 On the list! 😄