Hearing you so openly talk about depressed teenager scars made me so happy, thanks toycat

For some players, they find it disturbing, but for me i find it nostalgic. Seeing those weird world bugs

I did not know that world corruption was even a thing, let alone that it was dependent on size. Then again i am terrible at committing to one world. I usually have 3 or 4 going at once based on what I'm doing in that particular world. But, if this is a thing, it would seem i now have a new goal. Also, Toycat casually mentioning ugly scars from adolescent self-harm struck quite the chord. Never wanted to hug a KZfaqr out of empathy before. You'll probably never read this, but for what it's worth, I'm glad you're still here and you found your place making lovely Minecraft content. I enjoy every bit. ❤️

One of the cool things about 1.18 is that they didnt move the location of mega ravines. So if you have a ravine that was generated 1.17 and before, and then updated to 1.18, then that ravine should continue down to -60. If you remove the lava/deepslate around y: 0-12, then in the end you should have a ravine that is 120 blocks deep! This is exactly what I did in my MCPE world, and its cool to jump down with a slow falling potion. However, it doesnt work all the time, so you would need to check out several deep ravines and dig underneath them to make sure it worked!

You are one of the only ytbers I can watch for twenty minutes rambling on about their old mc world with my new tiktok attention span, thank you for being so strangely interesting

You cant stop me

I been on my survival world for 4 years I’ve basically completely filled up the whole Xbox 360 sized world. I plan on going past the the map too. it’s completely legit too because I can earn achievements! Only thing that sucks is I have to go so far out to get the new stuff. But I don’t mind just build a portal in the nether away from the nether spawn then you’ll more than likely find the new stuff easy. Some people may not that though.

I love your videos about minecraft. You rarely follow the trends and do your own thing and it works. You make fun of the devs and then bring them into your world. Toycat is legend.

So that pillager outpost is a bug that still frustrates me immensely. So what happened is that some of that outpost was previously generated but not all of it. Then in 1.18, they changed world generation and at the time promised that all old chunks would be preserved. However, this was not the case. On Java, it was the new chunks that got blended to match the old chunks that tey were touching. Yet, on Bedrock, they decided that they would blend the old chunks into the new chunks that were generated. Therefore, when you loaded the chunks around the outpost that had not been generated before, Bedrock attempted to blend that old chunk into the new chunk that got loaded, making that disgusting thing. It has happened with all structures, and would also happen if you decided to trim your world and generate new chunks. So this does not happen on Java, only on bedrock and it’s just dumb. Thanks Mojang for not keeping your promise and making more disparities between versions.

Damn, toycat really did just manage to open a dialogue on appreciating who you are and handling self-harm by talking about a Minecraft world. That's seriously awesome and makes such a difficult thing that much more approachable.

I have a world generated in an amplified 1.11 seed. It's has in the past been updated with ginormous cliffs that i love. I call it the Rift Zone and built a rail all the way round it. Lots of odd mash ups of terrain.

The way you put the blemishes into a perspective that's just so based in reality is very heavy hitting, I appreciate the way you explained it.

In my 5 year old Minecraft world, I’ve discovered that a old pre 1.18 jungle got split apart since I didn’t fully explore it before 1.18 and now I have the coolest looking waterfalls from newer mountains to the old jungle biomes.

I’m almost 4 years into my world. 100% of that commitment is from you. I can’t wait for year 10 to roll around and to fly around and look at how it’s changed! You’ve taught me so much about the wonderfully stupid things that can be done in this game. ❤

These issues are part of why I am setting an aggressively small world border on my world, that I only gradually expand.

I just passed 4 years on my survival world, and I've used the program Amulet to reset my Nether after the release of 1.16 and to prune away a bunch of chunks after the release of 1.18 so that I could appreciate the new terrain generation without having to travel too far. I'm really glad I did the world pruning as it allowed me to do a lot of exploring within 3,000-6,000 blocks of spawn and generate new structures in 1.20 (along with Sus Gravel and Sand and Trail Ruins). I too am having issues finding enough Jungle Temples to try and find the Wild trim, and I haven't yet done the long trip its going to take to find a Woodland Mansion. For existing world players, I think that world pruning is the only long-term solution to keeping up with new updates. I don't have any of the world generation issues you have, but I have seen the issue where structures get in the way of chunk blending that they implemented in 1.18. It used to be that you would have a hard edge at the chunk border if world generation changed, but with 1.18 they implemented chunk blending where the game creates a 1-chunk buffer between old and newly generate chunks and attempts to slope the world up or down as necessary to provide a smooth transition. If a structure happens to be in that transition chunk, then it gets blended along with the terrain. I actually reported this as a bug while 1.18 was in Beta/Preview, but it was never addressed as far as I can tell.

My dad has a world that has existed since Beta and has built a huge city, a lot of the buildings were built in survival. It has a significant amount of world corruption because it’s so old. The corruption includes: a lot of flat cliffs where chunks generated in new versions, the entire spawn is a river biome but apparently was originally a desert, several villages being cut in half and houses messed up and much more.

I have a 4 year old world and I’m very envious of your 11 year old world, much love toycat

I wasn't planning to play minecraft on an 11 year old world today, but I'll make sure to keep that in mind

summary of Toycats world: "How ba-a-a-ad can I be? I'm just doing what comes naturally."

17:55 Come on guys, he became an anime catgirl maid for you! Buying the map is the least you can do for this poor man!

5:19 I saw some diamond ore in that hole in the darkness, just wanted to mention it. My PC screen is so dark you can't see a thing, but my TV screen (which is connected to my laptop) has a brighter screen, so I can see things in the dark much better and clearly on my TV than on my laptop, and I barely even need torches to see if there's diamonds or iron in a dark cave (though I still prefer torches coz it's still really dark). Also that random bedrock staircase is hilarious XD Also, in my most recent survival world, I found not one, not two, but THREE floating islands not too far away from my spawn - one is actually almost right next to my spawn, and that one had a lava source flowing down, so I decided to use that as an infinite lava source with dripstone and a cauldron, while maintaining its floatyness. The second one is a very nice-looking typical shaped floating island, with a relatively flat top and cone-shaped underneath, almost like Angel Island from Sonic. Except it's pretty small, and also pretty close to the ground, but far up in the air enough that from afar you can see it floats (that's how I discovered it, from like hundreds of blocks away in the distance). The third one I think is pretty big but also weird shaped like the first one, basically just a chunk of rock/mountain that seems like it got loose and is very close to the ground, but just enough that you can see it floats. Naturally generated floating islands in survival (not even Skyblock!) are so cool and interesting, and it would be really cool if there was a seed that spawns you on top of a floating island, so you'd be making your base IN THE SKY!!!! Of course, getting up and down without ruining the island's status of floating is a bit tricky without the means to fly yet... Guess gotta do some parkour like in Skyblock Parkour!

I wish that I could have the 360 size back. Having everything I could need in one map is just easier to manage. Before, we were able to change world size but that is no longer possible.

And also, if you haven’t looted the chests in structures before 1.20 and recently updated your version into it, you’ll get armor trims in those loot tables, but I wish I could say the same about suspicious sand or suspicious gravel spawns

My friend and I started a world on the 360 back when villages were first added to console, and we did a lot but then we stopped and moved to java but we managed to recover the world and have been playing on it again on bedrock since 1.19. Our nether is kinda bugged because only overworld monsters spawn in the original nether chunks, no ghasts or piglins or anything of that sort.

Fun fact: if you scan your ugly teenage scars like a barcode, you might get 10% off your private therapist or 5% off the NHS waiting list.

i like the random poetic speech about scars

i have an incredibly old survival world from xbox 360 thats so old the doors got replaced with a debug block after bringing it to xbox one edition and bedrock edition, the biomes have completely fallen apart, it rains, snows and doesn't rain mere blocks from eachother, desert biomes have turned into forest biomes, forests and coasts into snow biomes, all sorts of neat stuff its such an interesting spectacle to see, i should honestly revisit that world again because i loved casually mining ln that world

It’s crazy how you’ve had your world for 11 years! I’ve had mine for less than 2 lol. Keep up the great content!

15:22 In Minecraft Java there was a bug for several years where mineshafts would cause air pockets underwater above them, maybe something similar happened in Bedrock edition?

Love your videos, ibxtoycat!!

My world is an old 360 one. I built inside the middle of a huge desert but dug out a huge area around my castle for the aquatic update. I now have guardians naturally spawning in the moat. My once snow covered forest melted and now has llamas spawn… my world is so messed up as I have mineshafts everywhere. I love it.

I want to play on an 11 year old world now

for some reason I have plenty of those load errors. Wich is funny since I started that seed in 1.19. It is really cool to come to the edge of a land and have a wall of water, you basically have a natural aquarium. It's like being on the buttom of the lake and watching the fish and other sea life while still being on dry land. An Acient City with a small lake generated through the center portal, the room under the portal completly flooded. It also had stone cubes cutting off parts of the city and basically removing most of the chests. Oh the joy. I found two desert tempels mostly burried in sand and half loaded. It's pretty fun and exciting to find stuff you never expected. They are pretty weird too. I wonder what my first survival world would look like?

I completely understand where you’re coming from. I’ve been playing Minecraft since the Xbox, one edition before that it used to be pocket edition. I have played some 360 before. Personally, I enjoy it when the Minecraft world gets completely bugged out like that. Just saying that empty chunk wall, theoretically, could be a wither killer. The empty hole going to the void that you have. Quite literally could be an entire chunks worth mind out from the center all the way up. And you could have like powdered snow with vines, or some thing to make ghost blocks. Troll your friends. Or I could just be a monument.

10:53 I have gotten used to this because everything dividing my visual radius got shattered because of caves and cliffs. From villages to just trees and random structures.

As someone who has had a survival world dating back to the ps3 Minecraft days, I soon transferred the data following the aquatic update. Like you, I have a very odd looking canal around my world spawn, very weird nether terrain where some of the walls used to be, messed up generation/chunk boarders, I’ve come across a shipwreck both in the sky and in the water, several cubes of air in which should be ocean, and a completely errored 16x16 chunk about 500 blocks away from spawn in which leads to the void at surface level.

9:27 Old nether used to have these porous walls instead of the world border.

Thanks for announcing next let´s play map update! Can´t wait!!! 👍👍

The reason, I believe, why the Pillager Outpost is all messed up is because of the 1.18 chunk blending. When old worlds were updated to 1.18, they added a mechanic in which the old Minecraft terrain would blend seamlessly with the new, and not make a hard chunk border like in the old days, and that Outpost was right on the border, and Minecraft didn't distinguish between what is part of a structure and what is part of the terrain, and just ripped up the Outpost along with the terrain, only the mountain it was trying to blend it into didn't end up generating due to some other anomaly, so it just did that. It's the same with the birch trees too.

what happened once in my survival world after an update was that it became impossible to open my chests!

IBX: Let me show you something insane that you should not be able to do on any survival world. Hermits: Oh should we not be doing that? ImpulseSV: I should not be able to break bedrock, and yet, here we are. Grian: I can make a PLATFORM in the void. This is news to me.

Many of this world corruptions look great in survival worlds, even in my 7 year old survival i have a museum portraying some of them. But imagine having these kind of corruption in a creative world, that also happened to me and I hate it because the majority of my future building projects are messed up

4:00 that hole was caused when someone interfered with a canon event

8:36 I think I remember the ocean but I mainly played in super flat where it’s just an infinite void you can’t go into

Those cubes of air in oceans or big enough rivers were generated in my world just before or just after the 1.18 part 2 I’ve been wanting to know what creates them too it’s something I’ve not seen till relatively recently.

While I started my longterm world in Java 1.16 and I am kinda sad I did not get the drastic chunk borders, I did get a naturally generated village inside of a cave along where the old gen and the new gen blend together (I even took a banner to mark it on the map and named the place "caveton", yes I am very creative)

I recently traveled many thousands of blocks away from my base for the 1.20 update and even on a 5 year old world, the structure corruption is amazing to see.

I found an ancient city that was right on the border of 1.18 and 1.19. Chunks it had random generated chunks splattered throughout it and all those chunks were filled with diamonds due to the way they generate.

a glitch like this that happened in my world, is that some chunks of my nearest Ancient City were entirely filled with pre-1.19 terrain. Half the Portal was just a big chunk of deepslate lol

Honestly, I would like to see lived and abandoned village like this

My world is coming up on 4 years old and no plans on stopping anytime soon! Toycat any plans for realm review this month?

10:48 i think that's because of the chunk blending, maybe it was in between chunks, you generated it in one update, then you returned in a newer version that generates differently, so it blended the chunks weirdly. i cant understand the empty chest though.

I'm currently slowly playing on a progressively updated Java World and am now on Beta 1.1, and these are the kinds of things that inspire me and I look forward to

all your odd chunk generation makes me want to showcase some of the biomes and chunk issues on my world!.. also has anyone other player had literal missing chunks? as in the area around it is completely loaded, you can build and destroy in it etc, but there is nothing naturally occuring in it? so its just a giant hole to void

4:26 I have one of those holes in a creative world i probably made in 1.13. I had made a chicken farm at bedrock level(don’t ask…) and put glow stone at bedrock level. When i generated the world in post-1.18, there was a non-square-shaped hole reaching all the way down into the void. Weird. For you, something probably generated at the bottom of the world and punched a hole through the bedrock, which carried over in 1.18 as a giant hole to the void. EDIT: never mind, the mystery of why bedrock did not generate there was explained 2 seconds later in the video

This reminds me a lot of my old pocket edition worlds! They have similar limited world borders and holes and blocks out of place, as well as useless villages and even a stash of nether reactors! The oldest worlds glitch out too much for them to be playable, but I like wandering around them every now and then. It’s amazing that you’ve managed to keep up with the same world for so long!

I have a world that's not nearly as old as yours, I started it in the 1.16 days, but it's the oldest world I still have, and when I walk through it today, there are still things that I did where I'm just like, 'What was I thinking!!!?'. Right behind my mansion, there's a place where I once wanted to build giant statues of my favorite creators, but decided midway that I wanted to spend my time doing something else in the world, so all that's there are just a bunch of cobblestone cores on pedestals that I was going to place the colourful blocks around. And the whole thing was a stupid idea to begin with because it completely ruins the view I had from my mansion.

I have an 8 year old world that I was just building on a few hours ago! Granted it's a superflat creative mode, but going back to my old houses give me a nostalgic feel. All the old blocks I used back then.. 😛

Ive made a lot of worlds over the years but have recently decided to return to my og minecraft world from 2013. Im also going to try to stay within the original world border as much as poasible. My biggest annyonce though is the old nether border where bedrock is literally on everyside. So im either going to have to go far out to access the new nether or see if I can break the bedrock

Outro joke was mildly amusing, 6/10. 11:20- Might have wanted a TW there, Toycat. Most of your viewers probably don’t know just how bad of shape you were in mentally around age 16. ❤️‍🩹

10:40 that happened many times on a bedrock world I had as an SMP. We based the entire server around it lol. We even sacrificed to Shrek in villages that had been destroyed by it

Icl, I love the rhymes. Toycat is lowkey one of the rappers Eminem is afraid to diss

One of my friends got a tattoo over an old scar, I got one around one of mine, it's a cool scar, to me anyway Tbf, I also have loads of less conveniently placed scars like on my hands, just gotta let them fade

watching this I was so glad when they were talking of dropping updates to my old PS 3 version that I went to Java. It also made me remember when the Aquatic update hit (the last on the PS 3) just how broke my worlds where after that

His talk about scars and depression was completely out of left field but highly appreciated. Clean for a week as of typing this :)

15:20 I have those same air pockets in my ocean, and my world is less than 2 years old, so it's most likely a 1.18 thing

I have a world on my PlayStation that was created During 1.8 once i converted it to Bedrock Edition I notices that their was a ring of ice that went all the way around the previously loaded chunks. Similar to the Badlands shown at 10:28

when a world update to i think 1.14 they would try and blend the train with new train that meant that all of the train was made to blend even if it was a structure or tree making these have leaves that were on the floor or half the structure looking like it is falling apart. this was to stop missive chunk walls that you got in old versions but this made these chunks look very odd. this was fixed with 1.18 i think

I think that pillager outpost is caused by the smooth 1.17-1.18 transition feature just stretching the outpost

Lol I've got a whole village in brand new chunks that looks like your village. Not nearly as bad as your pillager tower but that's the cost of resetting chunks I'm sure.

did Toy cat just admit he used to struggle with self harm? 11:20 ? I struggle currently, but I've just never seen anyone in the Minecraft community Mention it. I'm autistic, so this is a genuine question, was that a joke or actually true?

"don't play minecraft on an 11-year-old world" me who plays minecraft on a 4.54 bilion years old world: i don't have such weaknesses

The glitches I found in my old world that caused me to lose my world, it is surprising that you still have the same world 11 years later

This now explains the map where I found a mansion cut in half lol

I've seen random holes like that in my 1.16 world after the release of 1.18 even with chunk blending. I might have broke through the void before 1.18 (bc it was in creative) and when they added 1.18 to the game, it continued the hole all the way through the deepslate area and into the void. so basically the same thing happened to me.

in 10:54 there was a bug that was only in bedrock edition for the 1.18 update about a new feature called chunk blending however if u r on bedrock , it would also try to blend the structures

Unfortunately I have seen this and I am still playing in my world. I only use one and that is it. It was secretly heartbreaking seeing my world shatter to pieces with Caves and Cliffs. "Thus this is the reason why many people say... (only use java edition for your favourite worlds.")

I haven't been to my nether in quite a while, but, if I recall correctly, there is still a GIGANTIC bedrock wall in the old world border, and honestly I have no intentions of removing it.

You should use the void hole for a build

My 9 year old world just corrupted last week. Every time I loaded a backup it would corrupt again. RIP guess time to start again.

That village glitch happened to me too!

15:21 their generating in my world as well! I think it may just be a bedrock issue, my world is from 1.18.

I have a world that I started on the 360 and defeated the end dragon on xb1 and on bedrock. This lead to stacked end portals to return to the overworld

I love the up to date MC but my brother got the Xbox one version a long time ago and when I updated to a newer version I still had the Xbox one version I like to play it every once in awhile

3:48 Um this is a very dangerous feature that swallowed up a village.

I think the Villagers being limited might be Bedrock exclusive? I can’t really tell. I have a village in my world from 1.4-1.5~ish and their trades are unlimited. It’s a pumpkin trade to

13:39 I have old villagers on Java which have unlimited trades, and some of them are way stronger than the modern versions.

8:50 Unfun Fact: unminable ores can spawn/could spawn in xbox 360 edition, i remember being unble to get the first diamonds i found because they spanwed outside the world 😢

a hole in the void, and a random cuboid.. SOMEONE TURN THAT INTO A SONGGG

watching toycat for me is forgetting he exists every now and then, and watching like 5 videos before forgetting again

How does converting actually work on 360 worlds, I have one last played in 2019 due to the lack of the end

Me and my brothers were playing in a Xbox 360 world a long time ago. My brother was mining and found a lava pit at the bottom of the world, he cleared all the lava and it had generated so low it overwrote the bottom layer bedrock so it appeared like we had a big hole into the void but we couldn’t fall into it, it was like we were standing on barrier blocks

Toycat the cat maid. Never gonna forget that one lmao

All these funky things makes this world unique

You can actually choose chunks that you don’t need in you’re world for updates so the rest don’t get ruined

Because of the nether wall being removed at one point, I have mushrooms floating in the air where that wall once was.

Lmaooo when we were recently instructed to update our old worlds, my friend updated his ~3yo world and it glitched and pillars rose from the ocean. I haven't went far in my old worlds because I prefer to stay in one area, so I still have yet to see where they glitched because of the update.

didn't mention the update game block, interesting

2:36 No longer a desert, new biome unlocked: desert oasis