First time and last time

Oh no is it herobrine 🤪

@@GardenWizard. no, the warden

@@Hobo_Dood I know lol

@@GardenWizard. 🪑

Same. The enchanted books can end up with alot of varying enchantments too...so its not a waste.

Yes

Hey there, newb here. So instead of enchanting and disenchanting, you enchant a book so you can use it on the things you want it on later. Is that right?

Yes that's correct. You can combine enchanted books on the anvil as well to make upgraded ones or ones with multiple enchantments to make for future tools/equipment.

Some nice life lessons right here.

Sounds about right, yeah.

Dad?

@@L3XIE OMG IS THAT YOU WHERE IS THE MILK!?

so funny...

Yes

Yes

yeah! i love the weird minecraft survival challenges, this could even be like a 100 days one!

Yeah

Yeah

*My theory is that the Warden (back then) could actually see and didn't attack the people that were down there at the time. But after those people left, the cities obviously fell apart and slowly went dark. So, after years of being down there with pretty much no light, the Wardens eventually went blind and now they can't differentiate between enemies and the players anymore, that's why it attacks anything that makes sound in it's territory. It's kinda sad tbh, but so is the whole lore of Minecraft.*

@@Rageren To be honest, that does make sense though. Apart from the fact that you wrote this message in Bold while I use dark mode and my eyes hurt now, pretty cool and amazing theory you got there.

not being able to see was super hard, I almost ran away from it,but he caught me cuz I couldn't see where I was going. Gonna brew& keep night vision potions when I go back.

yes

@@jameswesten2018 I brewed night vision when I went. Obviously they don't take away the darkness the warden gives but it's way easier to see the sensors and shriekers

Techailly, he coudlve lived off glowberries as well.

@@typervader but he wanted a normal life like the other Steve’s.

Did u watch Pewdiepie’s video?

That’s not true

@@kermitlafrog3046 That was on a snapshot, before the change to the shriekers.

@@kermitlafrog3046 that was played in the experimental snapshot which was experimental

@@kermitlafrog3046 it is true

i genuinely think having mobs spawn in the deep dark makes it a much scarier experience. they help build up tension by making you worried that they might summon the warden when they attack you. it would be great if they tweaked it so mobs like skeletons and creepers cant spawn there, though.

@@TheFlyfly Well, they made that decision for a reason (good or bad), and although I agree that it makes the Deep Dark much scarier it also makes it much harder than it needs to be. I honestly think that this would have been a perfect thing to tie to the game difficulty; that they don't spawn in Easy or Normal, but mobs do spawn in the Deep Dark on Hard Mode. Alas, we are left with the game being "bugged" and another difference between Java and Bedrock Edition...

@@ninjanoodle2674 also the fact no mobs spawn is kinda one of the reasons to find a deep dark, much like the main reason you find a mushroom island is to avoid mob spawns

Thank Samuel for the editting, not me. Otherwise thank you :)

I thought this was intended

It’s a “Feature” lol

@@LoreDabblerDiscipleOfByf ikr

@@phantomski1 it was lol

in the dream were you in the minecraft world or were you playing it from your console/pc/tablet

i dont remember much from this dream since it happened in february this year but i think i was just staring on a screen and controling it with my mind

oof

@@marjoriesegui4948 yeah video game dreams are always odd

Completely agree, I’m currently revamping an Ancient City and it would be nice to see someone else doing thee same in real time-ish.

"Pray to lord toycat, as thus will you get the reward of bowls" - ibxtoycat bible 23:51

Lol

I have also spawned in a world that for 24,000 blocks is only Jungle or Mesa Biome. There is a tiny zit of a birch forest biome, but that's it really. All of the mountains are HUGE and split into miniature ravines. Those are cool. But the lack of variety made me reload the map and activate cheats to allow me to switch between creative and survival. It's not very fun to go through 3 64 stacks of beef I stored to walk through the chasms. Funny, before this latest update I would only spawn in worlds with the Savannah Biome. I am starting to hate that biome, lol.

@@wallamazoo01 My preferred place to spawn is in a savannah next to water near a desert. Because I always intend to create a building that involves lots of glass, and the best way to get it is by cooking sand in a furnace. So spawning in a desert next to water is the next best thing for me.

Sadly, yes

@@toycat Is it just a bug cause it definitely was destroying the vibe of the ancient city

Some of the city went into other biomes if you see a lack of skulk, you’ve probably left the deep dark. Not all cities generate purely in the deep dark.

@@djhypernova4560 Yeah, but here’s the thing, in some sections where it’s clearly still deep dark mobs still spawn. That’s the main issue

Yeah, souls look less bright, they spin slower and counter clockwise instead of clockwise

Email him

In the city I obviously found the central "portal" that looks like the Warden. However, I also found a much smaller structure that looked like a shrine to the portal at first, but then it had four candles laid out just like the towers in front of the portal. The candles were out of order but counted 2, 1, 4, 3. I imagine that if the portal activation is going to be a puzzle, this little shrine is actually a key. You'll have to work hard to evade the Warden and figure out where this little structure is inside the city, then memorize it. You'll have to find a way to trigger the sculk sensors in order that matches the candles to activate the portal. I'm sure this is a plan in the future. Not sure yet, but I am sure that Mojang has a plan for the portal. Prior to the End, you could activate the "sky dream world" on multiplayer maps with floating grass islands that later became the framework for the said End. Perhaps there is something hidden in the files that will give us a clue, however, I feel like there is something more sinister to this end.

The music in this biome is on repeat, it is very odd. There is both a frightening ambience, the rapid string instrument that seemingly is keeping you on your toes. Then there is the piano that is distorted - there's something else going on that is very wrong. The wooden outposts you see around the walls are not ancient - they were likely built by explorers or more likely constructed by Pillagers that were too curious for their own good. They learned to put down carpet to say quiet, but it wasn't enough. initial survivors built up high, but the Warden was able to snipe them. Eventually they were all entirely killed off and their souls absorbed into the sculk. When you arrive, there is so much loot that no scroungers who came there found any success. Seeing sculk sensors and other blocks inside of chests leads me to another theory as to why the sculk is there.

It is no secret that there are theories surrounding the ancient builders and their treatment or enslavement of certain species. I believe that the sculk infestation due to the massive portal in the center of the city. It's clear that at first smaller portals were made (the small structure mentioned above may have been a small scale portal that went to the sculk dimension. In this proof of concept, the larger portal was erected to do one of two things: Be a final escape plan for the Ancient Builders who were trying to flee from the zombie plague, or a mass transit to gather more sculk sensors to be "used" as remote red stone activators. The builders weren't sure what the Shriekers would do, so they brought some back with them. The dimension they went to was completely absorbed and there were few new souls to absorb. When the zombies, skeletons, and mining creepers found the Deep Dark, there was immense bloodshed that lead to the souls being absorbed by the sculk blocks, and the Warden was born out of the mayhem. He is anger incarnate, fueled by frightened Ancient Builders (the sounds of pain emitted by the Warden) and the ruthless behavior of the zombie horde (the absolute fury of the Warden). The Ancient Cities were the absolute last bastion of hope against the Zombie Plague, buried at the pits of the Overworld, seemingly safe from the sheer terror happening above. Still, somehow Steve appears out of nowhere apparently hand picked by two "speakers" from the Credits. Who these are is unknown, possibly linked to the religion of the Ancient Builders. It's clear they had reverence for the Soul, as soul energy is found everywhere in every dimension.