What's a thick potion base

And the old potions are not all in the same category either.

Face it: mundane and thick potions had their only use removed in 1.9, and even before that they *only* made a single potion (weakness). I wouldn't be surprised if Mojang removes them entirely one day, and they're only keeping them now for mapmakers, like the Luck potion (which, despite popular belief, doesn't actually have any effect on loot except for fishing, and the effect on fishing is the same as Luck of the Sea). They're clearly sticking with Awkward as the base potion for everything.

​@@KBRollerif they want to keep them for map makerd they could just make it uncraftable in survival like bundles

@@enn1924 Bundles are craftable in survival. They're just behind an experimental flag on world creation.

Breach is also crazy op

It’s not even just the Density. The fact that it has an armor bypassing enchantment which can reduce armor effectiveness by 60% at max level (+15% per level) is absolutely nuts. Oh and it can now have Unbreaking III and Mending too, meaning that you’ll probably have it forever and all it takes is an XP farm to repair it.

@@mineapple6726 In all fairness it's going to be crazy hard to get, so it'll balance out

I like new weapons being strong, it feels like proper loot

​@flamingpi2245 crazy hard means nothing since if you get it on a smp you never have to worry about dying again. It one shots probably even prot 5 netherite and even if it doesn't it is very close

Fr

I think underwater combat could be much more interesting. Right now, the only viable underwater weapon we have is the trident (either as a ranged weapon, or with riptide for mobility & damage). If they do ever plan on adding water charges, I hope it would come with an underwater combat update and a new aquatic weapon.

Also would make having tridents as loot make more sense

Adding saddled dolphins as water horses would be SO COOL 😭

@@therealmer9001maybe some harpoons for the cross bow and some more under water enchantments and armor to make doing stuff underwater bearable

yeah, loot chest armor should have like a 50% chance of having a specific trim if that trim has a chance of spawning in that chest

@@digitaldrittenimo it should be around 30-40 percent. I feel like the trimmed armour should be rarer than normal armor.

personally, i wouldn't like having less customization of armor i get i wanna be able to trim the armor myself and make a specific pattern

The idea is to add more of trimmed armour to loot so you don't have to look for those extra pieces to fill the set. They'd be a bit more likely to spawn than trims would, so you'd get more of different types. Like, I don't care that much about trims, but I DO care about how lacking/bland loot is. This would be a cool way to add more interesting loot. It wouldn't override existing trims, and you may find out that hey, this combo actually looks pretty fire - especially since there's so many different iterations to be made.

@@7thlittleleopard7 if there was a way to remove armor trims id like the idea (which should be a thing anyway)

Well, first you're going to need to get a slime block, but after that it should be smooth sailing.

....I didn't even think about that, you're RIGHT. I think I need to make a normal mob farm, except theres a buttom on the side so that whenever I need slime a piston pulls the block from under the mobs and splashes them all with oozing, then moves them into a kill chamber. It'll give the regular drops including gunpowder for more splash potions and all you'll need is a good source of glass for bottles for infinite slime duplication

this is absolutely GENIUS

@@NelsonTheAwesome villagers sell glass. profit.

Yeah all it takes is one slime block. Then play your cards right and you get infinite slimes

I forget, isn't it currently the case that either saturation or blindness doesn't count for the effect even though you can get both in survival?

RIP PVP😭🙏

never thought why the 4 new potion effects had bottles up until now

Oh shoot cobweb farms are gonna be so interesting

@@MuzikBike Saturation isn't needed for the advancement, this is likely because the only way to get it only gives it to you for like a split second, so they removed that for player convenience. Blindness is still needed though the stew gives it for like 7 seconds

Yep, this should be used more in some sort of rare elite mob spawns. The thunderstorm skeletal horsemen would be one good example, but just anything that is a thing of a clear bonus challenge with slightly better rewards than normal mob drops.

I think it would be interesting if Wither Skeletons had some kind of armor like that, honestly even Piglin Brutes too

That is the reason ancient cities are the most loved structures in the game EDIT : till 1.20. Trial chambers have a huge chance to be more loved.

Yeah, finally they focus on an alternative to mining, giving you tricky threats in exchange for fun!

A nighttime event would be cool! Maybe drinking an ominous potion on a full moon could trigger something like Terraria's blood moon

I'd love to see one at the Woodland Mansion and other structures.

​@@collicou What if you go to sleep with bad omen, it wakes you up in the middle of the night and then the omen turns into "phantom omen", being the new way to spawn phantoms instead of insomnia?

fishing while having ominous effect could spawn a new boss

@@mjdxp5688I was coming to say this, having the mansion respawn its mobs, especially in higher numbers, would be sweet.

Agree. Maybe even theme the base potions for different effects too? Thick will give the "On damage/death do X" type of potions while Awkward has its signature "Effect on usage"

Aye honestly would be really cool if they did something along those lines

Witcher be like:

They should just remove those potions tbh

Agreed

The potion attracts pillagers when drunk There lore fixed

Yeah, the Bad Omen effect just went from something legitimately ominous and mysterious for unaware players to an extremely gamified item. It's good for balancing, but horrible for the immersion. Edit: After giving it a bit more thought, it actually isn't nearly as bad for the immersion side of things. Sure, it's less intuitive to have a concentrated potion of "bad things are about to happen" than it is to have it be the ominous consequence of messing with part of the leadership structure of the illagers (they are rather magic focussed so them having access to this kind of curse makes sense), but you can actually make it work. In fact, it might actually have made the illagers a more interesting faction for me, since them having the ability to create these potions and the understanding to only distribute them to the specific pillagers that would have the know-how and be in the proper position to strategically call a raid against a village, means they have gone beyond the usual summoning and curse magic to straight up navigating the game world's narrative on a meta level and using it in their favor. Now that Bad Omen has been reworked into an effect that transforms into a particular event based on context supports this idea that it isn't just an illager lure or something of the sort. Instead, it is essentially the drinkable form of the question "what's the worst that could happen?", though its current interactions are a good deal more complex than that. For raids, things get interesting with regard to the illagers' intent and meta understanding. At the very least those who make the potions know that they are the definitive bad guys in a village context and they use that knowledge not to realize that they might want to take a different path in life, but embrace this fact and use it to bolster their fighting force for raids to a supernaturally massive degree. For the ominous trials, I think that interaction comes down to two different instances of meta based magic reacting with one another. Specifically, I'd bet that the illagers have no idea how trial spawners work, if they even know of their existence, whereas whoever made the trial spawners likely independently made a similar discovery to create the ominous potions (as in both factions did a convergent evolution but in magic terms), albeit up to a much more concentrated form and used for a different purpose. In the case of the creators of the chambers, they figured out very specifically to harness the Bad Omen into a much more controlled form, somehow making their spawners adaptive to the effect and handing out greater rewards in return. Different trials for different ranks and the mark for a highest ranking person would have been wielding the mace and wearing flow patterned armor, just like what the player can experience for themself. At least, that's the interpretation of the new quasi-lore elements around Bad Omen, that I have now arrived at. If the effect was to be fleshed out a bit more, the base Bad Omen effect would do well to also just increase mob spawns locally in general. Would make it more consistent in my mind and it would give the 100 minute timer an actual purpose now that it isn't to give the player all the time in the world to stumble into an event trigger.

I don't think they did it to nerf raid farms but rather add this layer of difficulty to the trail chambers. However, as was being said, the "story-line" does not add up and i don't like this concept ether. What they've could have done is creating a new potion which gets dropped by the captain in the same way as now, but it is not bad omen. Bad omen is like it was before, for the chambers there is a new potion, countdown in villages remain, done

@@Mike-rp1zt Or have the captain rarely drop a raid horn. When blown it has a chance to start a raid, and maybe breaks after. Maybe have it able to summon a raid at villages and pillager outposts, or maybe anywhere like if you want to have one at a base or other setting.

The effect was incredibly annoying, as it should be. But still, super annoying so i kinda like the change? Im not sure...

this is how they can nerf the overpowered farms while still making the stuff that made them interesting. instead of just nerf, they nerf and add new content around it. ominous trials are super cool

I'm not seeing that, per se. You'll get a couple of these bad omen potions, hit a village, drink one, and there your raids will go. Raid farming will need more consideration, what with the center of the raid being versatile, and a bit of preparation to pull off, but I see it be entirely viable.

so dont build one...

Could maybe just convert the position into a splash potion and automatically dispense it onto you?

Not really because you get an ominous potion on every captain kill-you just decide when to drink it. This, if anything, makes raid farms *more reliable* because you can choose your omen level.

@@GSBarlevyeah, but don't get it back once the first raid is over, so you have to drink a new bad omen potion, so goodbye to fully auto raid farms (also, the 30s timer after drinking the potion slows down significantly the raid farm)

@@crylemite Raid captain farm + auto clicker to drink the potion. Most existing raid farms already use an autoclicker anyway.

It really depends on the final implementation, it probably just means modifications to the kill chambers for raid farms and possibly the inability to kill with looting, both of which constitute moderate nerfs but not total breakings of raid farming.

summoning a Wither with bad omen make it like the Bedrock version perhaps?

@@Crafty_boy70 Why stop there, make it harder than bedrock, make it move faster and more deadly, plus if there are more than 1 player nearby, increase the speed even more

@@Crafty_boy70I was thinking about that. Could be a good excuse to give them parity lol

@@TheConvexDR Yeah that would be cool if bedrock wither was the norm, but as is I think turning it into bedrock wither is enough given whet the current "scaling" look to be.

We're going to wither storm with this one

I’ve actually already seen someone build a parkour using no_ai mobs floating in the air. It looked really fun

We got features like that with 1.20 as well.

@@mehulpandya4761 Just looked it up, the only thing in 1.20 that wasn't told to us as far as I can tell was the calibrated skulk sensor. Not as impactful as either the surprise content in this update, or in 1.16 (an entire new surprise biome, structure, and mob.)

@@Chris_Cross pretty sure the cherry grove wasn't announced ahead of time. that's like, a pretty large part of the update.

@@cornbreadbutcringey5723 Was it not? I thought it was announced in the live stream

@@Chris_Cross the wiki says they were announced in february

That's also what I think. Why they keep making more powerful when it was already?

True, but the mace is by far the most skill based combat technique since 1.9 came out. I’m looking forward to the combos people will create with it.

It looks overpowered but is very situational, the lack of sweeping edge really hurts against hordes but I hope the new enchantment helps with that

@@Crimser3 the mace is by far the least skill based combat technique in game, i have no idea what you are talking about. i don't know if you're big into 1.9 pvp, but the sword, axe, utilities, and especially crystals (which i don't like but are undoubtedly the most skillful form of pvp,) require good timing, knowledge of range, advanced techniques, etc., whereas the mace you just use a wind charge and oneshot anything in the game

It was nerfed, too. Its base damage amplification is reduced now.

Or a big moon … ?

​@@samuelhulme8347moon big - grain person 🌾

Definitely would love to see this in a dragon fight, it could have so much potential, the potential it didn't live up to when the End was first released, people were disappointed it was a dragon on a space island, of course the End has improved but the dragon fight is not that spectacular and thrilling tbh, just kill it with beds, probably should make the dragon more resistant towards explosions

@@williampena197 they've only made the dragon easier over time, back then it at least tried to attack you and if you didn't hit it, it would launch you in the air. Now it just flies around until it decides to stand still for you to kill it

Ok, don't get your hopes up.

-Slimes are immune to oozing effect so that wouldn't work.- nvm It could be used in regular mob/animal farms to get slime drops as well. I can imagine a chicken farm with slime drops

Yep. Definitely have to figure out the optimal way to design that farm, since it takes a block of slime to make the potion. So you need to make sure you get more than 9 slime balls out of each potion's use, on average, for it to be worthwhile. Each Oozing mob spawns 2 medium slimes, each of which splits into an average of 3 (2 to 4) small slimes, each of which drops an average of 3 slime balls (guaranteed 1, plus another roll of 0-2 more equally). So on average, catching one mob at a time with each potion gives you net even. So.... weighted pressure plates will be useful here 😀 Whenever you've got at least 2 mobs together, splash them, and you'll double your slime balls on average. And of course, with the crafter, you can just autocraft those into blocks and recycle them into brewing stands. Which means it can be fully self-sustaining if you build this overlayed on a blaze farm: the blazes dying will both drop their rods (autocrafted into powder for the brewing) and also spawn slimes, which can get killed in the same AFK chamber the blazes do. Putting a witch farm in the overworld (of course, with a second player AFK'ing there to load it properly) means you can automatically gather bottles, fill them with dispensers, throw them through a portal into your blaze farm, and refill the brewing stand. The only part that still can't be automated is the nether wart. I guess maybe you could set up a wart farm next to the blaze/slime farm and have the AFK player in a minecart that brings them around such that the same attack button they're holding to kill blazes also harvests wart?

Gotta try this with a Enderman farm

@@m4xdev genius

@@riztiz Yeah that's what I meant to say, I never thought about the idea of using passive mobs for a slime farm though, that could be really useful.

Actually it’s the “breed” pattern as he says

@@nicolegleason5727 what?

@@cakeyeater7392 he says that “The _breed_ now avoids jumping into dangerous blocks” around 11:37 but it was just a mispronunciation

Nah, its Grain

Hi bro!

Yeah, xisuma void is just cool like that, its the reason i started watching him to begin with

The BRINE! Finally a good name for it! best i've found for the earth one is "Blunt" (cause the earth is, y'kno, _blunt_) or "Bole" (Tree trunk). Can't wait for more elementals! Also throwing fire charges like wind charges would be FIRE!

Ngl what u said sounds fire

I really wish the trident and the crossbow could be better because I love using them they're some of my favorite items but they both get outclassed by their original counterparts anyways, at least the trident has riptide which is why it is my favorite item. the combat test in 1.16 had some good things going for it, multishot could now act like a shotgun and impaling just did more damage to mobs that are wet instead of just aquatic mobs

it would be so nice for the game to get even more useful weapon variants so everyone doesn't just use swords

even with just one mob cause you get 3 potions per cobweb! you could also get infinite tipped arrows if you play your cards right (multishot and pick up the tipped arrow and let the 2 that you can't pick up hit your target but thats hard to automate) or you could apply it to a creeper making a lingering effect which can be given to more creepers, theres so much potential

@@Samstercraft77you can’t pick up the side arrows from multishot but you can recover a piercing arrow as long as it hasn’t hit the maximum number of targets

Doesn't even necessarily have to be multiple mobs, since you get three potions from one cobweb

@@timstewart1817 yea thats what i said

@@timstewart1817 you pick up the middle arrow and then let the side arrows hit something afterwords

Bug eggs! Bug eggs!

TL;DR - Exponential growth slime farm. Actually, I'm imagining a slime farm that uses crowding, as the slimes die, they split and drop slime balls. thus increasing the number of mobs and still crushing, the slime balls are collected by hoppers and fed into a crafter. The crafter feeds a brewing stand, which feeds a dispenser, firing at a delay to only hit when the small slimes spawn.

​@@DisKorruptdFYI slimes are immune to the effect

@@leritykay8911 you have no clue how incredibly disappointing that is. Are silverfish immune to infested?

@@DisKorruptd I think so. But honestly it's no big deal, just build one of those OP chicken farms and it can be just as automated as your option

@@leritykay8911 but are magma cubes immune

I kind of miss the challenge of avoiding raids. It was annoying but challenging. I don’t mind this new change

A godsend for players with bases neighboring villages (me)

RIP Raid Farms.

I have a pillager outpost right next to my base, which contains villagers. Having to deal with captains spawning by burning them with flint and steel is a nightmare.

​@@lasercraft32 that's not a bad thing.

bounce on the mobs to reach the end

i imagine you might have to place an armor stand and hit it all while midair, if it works like that

Nah it’s Grian

I think it's a silverfish

​@@AshleyThePie Grian is the new mob on trial chambers confirmed

​@@AshleyThePiemaybe it's Gemini

That’s not why they backed out. They were still gonna add them just not have them interact with frogs. They just couldn’t think of a good thing for fireflies to do instead of be frog food

@@marshalllee6376 no i thought it was for performance issues, they were too laggy

I'm really happy they're adding more trims and sherds, investing in the content they added _last_ update.

Oh, that's a cool idea! If they aren't going to do a sculk dimension then they could do a "sculk invasion" through the portal or something else with the ominous effect

they better be cooking something bigger

I have a concept for the ancient portal; perhaps it could lead to the dimension where the people who built the old ruins (pyramids, temples,stronghold) came from originally, something happened that pushed them back into their world. That then led to the skulk either forming in their world or invading their world and then spreading to ours through their portal (or perhaps what pushed them back into their realm was the skulk). Could be a cool idea, no idea how you'd show that in game though. Probably through the odd music disc or visual story telling.

There's a lot of potential. Even monuments and other structures could have their own OE's. I don't even want to think about what would come out of an ancient city ominous event. >.

i mean it's not guaranteed, you could get all the other loot instead and no tridents

Lol on bedrock its way easier. Actually, it used to drop form normal drownds too, which was wierd. I have like 3 shulkers full of fully repaired tridents because of this

You can't quite grind in one location. Remember, vaults are one-time use per player, and then you can never get anything from the same vault again.

It's not terribly hard with the right farm setup, but it does take a lot of work. I built one underground in a river biome at my base, lit up and spawnproofed everything in the area, channeled them into a single-block chamber with a hopper underneath. With Looting III I can get a trident fairly quickly. Not having to build such a farm is definitely an improvement.

We REALLY need AI update.

Just changing powered rails to be crafted with copper instead of gold would be a huge change

​@@enn1924THIS PLEASE. Copper is so common that it should be a common crafting recipe too.

The Obvious Update will always be one I want where items and mobs get uses that'd make a lot of sense or uses in general. IE; Leads tying minecarts together, poisonous potatoes being useful in making poison potions, Sweet berries being made into pie, etc.

​@@YangKoetenot the obvious update😂

I’m unsure about direct quests but I think it has potential.

The only issue is making the new enchantments NOT exclusive to the trial chambers. Unfortunately you can just get them from the enchantment table which massively reduces its value.

​@@johnwest6690at least they didnt give them to villagers lol

@@johnwest6690 The one that lets you bounce is exclusive to the trial chambers!

@@johnwest6690 the thing is, Enchantment Tables are extremely unreliable, if you're trying to get a really, really good Mace, then you're probably not gonna get one from the table!

All the more reason to get a witch farm ❤️

Unless you can turn Bad Omen into a splash potion, just stock up and add a detection system.

How can a witch farm replace a raid farn, you don't get emeralds from it right

@@awkwardone stacked raid farms gave better redstone rates than a witch hut farm

@@jodplayer6123I'm pretty sure people use raid farms for totems.

the “once you use a key on a vault, the vault becomes useless to that player” is the same thing as other loot chests, this just makes it so each player can raid them the mace deserves to be super rare with how op it is

The first step is optional. You can also just immediately set out to raid a trial chamber, since the normal trial vaults can also commonly drop ominous potions. But yeah, the 2% chance Heavy Core after all those steps sucks. It's a similar problem to the trident, where all that would be needed to fix this issue would be fragmenting this item instead of making it rare to get the whole thing in one instant. Having to find like one of 9 Heavy Core Fragments at a 50% chance in an Ominous Vault would feel provide a more tangible progress in that regard and allow players in multiplayer to collaborate in the grind more easily. Currently, one player with above average luck and one with below average luck doing this task would likely amount to just one Heavy Core, while with the fragments, one might end up with 11 and the other with 7 Heavy Core Fragments, amounting to a Heavy Core for each of them at the end of the day.

I honestly don't like this type of balancing. Make an incredibly overpowered item super rare. Doesn't stop it from being overpowered, just makes it rare. Whoever has it wins the game

@@Samstercraft77 just to be clear, my gripe is both aspects combined and not so much the individual aspects Just as a comparison to other loot chest only items Templates are mostly aesthetic only and they can be duplicated once you have one (personally think 7 diamonds for something aesthetic is too expensive but I digress) Netherite Upgrade Template can be duplicated and the lowest percentage for it to be in a loot chest is 10% (5x higher than 2%) Elytra you guaranteed to get 1 from end ship Also the Heavy Core could potentially be used in other recipes in the future so a player might end up wanting multiple Heavy Cores for different craftable items So in short EITHER have ominous vaults be reusable for individual players or increase the percentage chance of Heavy Core dropping

@@destroything indeed “Sorry Jimmy but because you have terrible luck you will need to open 100 ominous vault blocks whilst Dan gets his after only 10 ominous vaults”

uhhh... no? Still the almost the same, just more tedious and flashy

​@@sethsmith2608 bruh they literally changed a mechanic. s.tu.p1d

@@dieselboy.7637 no need to call someone stupid, and what was the changed mechanic? If youre talking about the illager raid farm, thats really nothing

That's the whole point of their new reveal structure. They stopped announcing workshop ideas because of what happened with caves and cliffs, the deep dark, and archeology. It was a big bundle of ideas split over 4 updates, which received massing negative feedback from consumers that couldn't wait for the single update to come out, and then again from people who wanted it all to be one update. Now they only reveal information as it's ready for testing

@@dieselboy.7637 now you have to get bad omen if you want good loot, which is, again, more tedious

That also gives them an ability to make more Ominous events in the future, maybe if End Islands will be updated to contain more stuff a new dungeon type structure will appear that could have an ominous event Or maybe just maybe The activation of an Ancient City portal would be something Ominous...

@@Grafii2198 Adding an ominous event on End Ships, with a vault for an elytra would fix multiplayer economy issues, same with a bastion one for Upgrade Templates. As the the ancient city, this could be it…

@@Grafii2198 If we go by Mojang's previous track record, these events will be the only two Ominous events in Minecraft. Ever.

@@Chameleonred5 that would be so disappointing, but yeah unsurprising

Maybe for mobs in the ancient city dimension?

Yeah like new feature the Blood Moon Where Mobs Is 3x Stronger Or Just Give Them New Ability Like Enderman Can Tp And Pick You Up And Drop You It Be Insane ☠️ Skeleton Can Switch Weapons Zombie Can Use Shield And Ender Pearl And Mobs Won't Attack Each Other Anymore And Blood Moon Actives Every 7 MC Days

Also there isn't a threat where netherite armor is really needed Netherite armor doesn't change the difficulty of a Warden much

@@MoonCalf3OI honestly don't like game mechanics which are just "make enemies X times stronger". It doesn't add anything new, it's just HP bloat.

the power creep is real

That could be so cool, forcing a player or mob to stay in lighter areas to stay warm or something. That might also add more potential uses for leather armor as warm clothes? Like, allowing the player to stay in darker/colder areas despite having the effect I also wish they'd add more screen overlays for the other potion effects as well

@@blackholevortex I like the screen overlays, but I wish they were a bit less intrusive. I think it'd be really cool if they gave people access to freezing & fire damage with commands, along with their respective overlays. I really like ice bosses and it's really annoying that I can't make a freezing attack without modding.

@@therealmer9001 Yeah, maybe there can be a setting for those overlays like the one for the nether portal overlay

Mojang should just give it a 10 second cooldown

​@@TheTinPotNoob thats the worst ideea ever

@@TheTinPotNoob I hate how unbalanced the mace is but that idea is just, yeah, no

​@@pisiwastaken1514😂😂

​@@TheTinPotNooba 3 seconds cooldown is acceptable

Definitely update aquatic, village and pillage, and Nether update quality, but I think this snapshot surpasses it by a little. Minecraft has been lacking proper dungeons, well since dungeons and the stronghold where added, I thought the trial chamber was mid and a bit lackluster but it's panning out to be one of the best things Mojang has released in a long time now, the cave update would be there if the execution didn't take 4 updates, I don't blame them for spitting the update in two parts and I was in favor of it, not 3 but 4 is ridiculous. I think Mojang Seattle is finally developing at the same level as Mojang Stockholm due to the bad rep Mojang has been receiving lately

​@@williampena197 I highly doubt it's only due to community backlash.

@@fragmentedrose7401 Of course I doubt it *"only"* due to community back lash, but people have been upset at Mojang for various reasons like setting high standards that they can't they can't achieve like in Caves and Cliffs which of lot of the original content ended not being in the original update then divided by 2, then spanning and spilling over to 2 other updates, plus people have been at the fireflies, bundles, biomes (not referring to the birch forest since I don't actually remember being promised but the ones from previous votes), etc. That wasn't implemented, they just haven't hit that quality since the nether update but primarily consistency, as they did do an amazing job at overhauling terrain generation. Of course there are other factors than community backlash, there were probably a myriad of external factors at play and some that may happen inside Mojang without our knowledge, but one being undoubtedly the pandemic, but setting the past aside, it's good that Mojang is finally getting back into the groove of things and already surpassing what was expected about the trial chambers

@@williampena197 I for one am also happy that we're getting an update this good. Maybe most of the complainers will finally shut up.

@@fragmentedrose7401 They won't. They never do.

Finding a trident in the ocean? So, like... being thrown by sea creatures that drop them on death?

​@@KBRollernah he means through chests or some stuff probably like in monuments

Ocean temple could have an ominous event related boss fight or something, that would be nice.

@@Boamere Every main structure should have an ominous event tbh. Guardian challenge at the ocean monument, spider challenge at the jungle temple, desert update could add a new mob for the pyramid (because husks would be to easy).

Ocean monuments: There's 3 elder guardians and 3 spikes on a trident, so why not make it so elder guardians drop a trident spike on death then combine the spikes with prismarine and there's an way to make ocean monuments useful and make tridents easier to get!

yeah i actually tried it with just a chicken hole and looting 3, it's insane (this comes out right after i finish making a slime farm a couple weeks ago...)

Good thing I haven't fixed my pre cave update slime farm!

You can turn any existing farm into a slime farm, in fact. For instance... turn a blaze farm into a slime farm and recycle the dropped rods to fuel the brewing stands that refill the oozing potions!

Slime farms without a slime chunk was possible ever since swamps let slimes spawn and its one of the cheaper farms to make, requiring only a swamp and an appropriate amount of brown mushrooms for the size, an iron golem, and some campfires. The rates were comparable and really good, though an oozing slime farm using chickens would be interesting and can be made afkable using entity cramming but also losing most if not all your chickens in the process every cycle

@@PowerOfTheAsian A general hostile mob farm or a creeper farm that is built to give you XP is a better option here, since those rely on natural mob spawning rather than manual breeding. "Built to give you XP" is meant to just exclude fall damage kill chambers, since then the slimes escape it.

I find the implications of them either horrifying or hilarious. Weaving: Full of tiny spiders 😱 Infested: Silver fish living inside you 😱 Oozing: You're full of goo 😂😱 (Like that one Celebrity in South Park) And the wind charge one just means that you're gassy 😂

​@@zockingtroller7788ah yes, you fart when you die

@@HellCromeE I have definitely seen your account on a terraria video before. The winds of fate have reconnected us (see what I did there)

@@zockingtroller7788 ba dum tss

Yeah, the dead stop in downwards momentum is a new thing that was added in this snapshot. It looks way more like a bug than anything else. The reason might be that the wind burst enchantment wouldn't work properly otherwise, but in that case this effect needs to be applied only when the mace is actually enchanted with wind burst.

Ah yes.... But what about newton's third kaw of motion? You hit a mob, you get an equal reaction on your body.

The equal yet opposite reaction would be the player stopping and the mobs flying. That transfer of inertia is consistent with Newton’s Law. Just look up Newton’s Cradle for examples. @@khushijannat7273

Netherite is starting to be Mojang's punching bag more than anything IMO

you can already kill maxed players in like half a second with crystals but mace might be good for long fights if you run out of crystals

@@Samstercraft77 as long as explosives are stackable they will be stronger, and trying to tip that balance without nerfing the fact explosives like end crystals are stackable might harm the game more than do it any good

@@Eduardobugia yea i was just saying that mace isn't that op compared to things like crystals if the players have skill but the mace's extremely high damage and the fact that it uses durability instead of being consumed makes it useful for if you get drained of explosives and still want to have a fighting chance

Honestly I never got the hype behind netherite anyway. Like, unless you want it just to flex the bonuses it provides over diamond are minimal at best. To me it effectively doesn't exist because I never go out of my way to get it, it's not worth it. Glad to see the hype is fallin off.

Now you need to get a warden, a villager, a shulker and a dolphin to a trial chamber lol

​@@enn1924How's that gonna work? Doesn't the Warden despawn after a while? Even if it doesn't while it's aggro'ing you, it'd probably kill you before you got to the Trial Chamber. Does that mean you now need an Ancient City right beside a Trial Chamber?

@@unrule. I am pretty sure you can manually spawn a Warden with a player-placed Shrieker.

the trial ominous effect lasts for 15 minutes (i saw it from the video) so its not that hard, the new potion effects also can just be brewed.

@@SyRose901 No they don't. But they also don't despawn if you nametag them, and also if its constantly agro on the player.

Should be simple. The ominous bottles stack to 64, which means they can be filtered. So just replace the "AFK with left mouse button held" with "AFK with both mouse buttons held", then filter the bottles and drop them back on the player. It'll automatically drink the bottles and then everything will just work like it always has.

@@KBRoller I feel like having the raid be centered on the player's location when they obtained the raid omen effect will have a bigger effect on the farms than the ominous bottles will. But I'm not sure exactly how that would change them.

@@Jack_L It shouldn't, really; most raid farms are designed up in the air where the only spawning spot is the intended platform anyway. Not to mention, most raid farms also use a created tiny village to trigger the raid anyway, so the location you convert Bad Omen into Raid Omen will be basically the same as the location of the village.

I am happy that we have all agreed that 1.16 was one of the greatest updates of Minecraft.

I honestly more excited for the new copper and tuff things. They look amazing

it already also gives those, too.