You really put in the work and time to research the subject thoroughly before forming opinions and suggests about it and it shows! Very well put analyisis and interesting ideas! Well Done!

Archaeology being packed in with a general structure update (dungeons, pyramids, etc) would be incredible.

i think that they should add rabbit spawns to more biomes like plains or forest to make obtaining bundles less painful

I have thought of an additional use for the archeology brush some time ago: Do you ever place down a painting that, although is the correct size, isn't the exact one you want, so you keep breaking and replacing it until you get that specific one? I propose that with the brush item you could right-click a painting and cycle through all the different paintings of the same size, so you don't need to break anything. This would also be a great opportunity to add more paintings to the game.

"The player does not exist to be served, but to be entertained." I love that!

Rabbits should have a chance to spawn near crops in any biome. That way its easier to find them, and you get to experience the interaction of crops and rabbits. They could be scared of wolves or pumpkin lanterns to control them if they get too anoying.

My theory is if the desert and mesa biome vote content is not added in the wild update(it is a biome update after all), then they are saving it for archeology. The reasoning is archeology is stereotypically associated with ancient Egypt and would fit thematically in a "Ancient Sands" style update. This update might also update many types of dungeons for more variation.

I gotta be honest, these were the features I was most looking forward too, (except for maybe the deep dark because I love the oh so complex game lore), so you can imagine my disappointment when they were announced to be the most delayed features.

I've always thought that Minecraft's structures were generally underwhelming. Archeology would be a great addition to an update for the structures in a future update

I think archeology is a very great opportunity to allow cosmetic items to be added, maybe armour that is found in dig sites would be retextured/ remodelled to look more unique and be more unique. For example gold armour could be themed to have some nether accents like the helmet having tusks or iron chest armour could be themed with pillagers and have belts, buckles or an ingraving that is based off the pillager. Archeology could also open up opportunities to have maps or ancient compasses that lead to temples, dungeons and new structures, kind of like treasure maps. Last idea could be that archeology could lead to ancient like mobs, new skeleton variants or mobs that spawn only in newer structures that could lead to challenges.

Rabbits absolutely need to be more common. They only spawn in a couple biomes, and only rarely in those they do

I love the idea of placing blocks from inside bundles. I think the blocks coming out in order would be more useful though. I’d use this as a sort of build template, like what some mods try to do with just “placing” structures. If I’m building identical little campsites all over my world each time I find some thing cool, having a bundle with all the materials I need in the order I need to place them would be so cool. Maybe a bundle could be enchanted to produce a “randomise” effect, not just with placing but in all its uses.

I’d love to see Blockixel Artistry’s interpretation of the Archaeology

Honestly, Archaeology is one of my most hyped features for the game at the moment, and I am so happy they are taking the time to flesh it out more and make it something truly special.

I love the bundle and I hope it is fully realized. Since I've started using a bundle datapack in my survival world, I've actually made farming rabbits a priority and I've previously never interacted with them. I especially love the bundle for mining, pretty much as shown in the video. Although I completely agree that more items should be stackable, filled buckets maybe shouldn't be one of them. Bucketed mobs, like axolotls, would have unique ids and lava buckets would be OP in PvP. Regarding the hotbar problem, I've noticed the majority of my hotbar is tools. Sword, silk touch and fortune pickaxe, axe, shovel, shears, torches, water bucket, boat, scaffolding, map, compass, and bow - depending on the situation I'm in. There's little room for building blocks and hardly ever room for potions. My initial thought is to add a tool belt so you can hold tools outside of your hotbar and switch between them automatically when mining the appropriate block, but that would only address a few of the items I mentioned.

As someone who spends a lot of time thinking and learning about city planning. "The inventory problem" reminds me *A LOT* of "The traffic problem". In both cases, a lot of people think that simply "adding more slots" or "adding more lanes" will fix the issue. When all that really does after a little while, is enable even lazier habits to form. Such as not emptying your inventory of junk as often, or driving more and not avoiding rush hour. (Both of which unnecessarily use up the limited capacity.) Furthermore, the introduction of shulker boxes and bundles as minecraft got more and more items, is a lot like adding public transit to a city that has gotten more and more citizens. With shulker boxes doing a similar thing to trains and metros, having sheer capacity but without taking up lots of slots or space. And the slight inconvenience of using them also means people use them with a bit more thought. Rather than just dumping everything into their inventory, or driving right into the busiest areas of a city. And then being surprised that there wasn't enough capacity for their lazy behavior. And bundles are similar to buses, grouping items or people together in the space they would have otherwise sprawled themselves out over. Quite interesting how similar these two otherwise unrelated things are. Though I guess they are both about transport at the end of the day. Just with items instead of people. :P

Archaeology being more entwined with enchantment would add a great way to slow players down in a non-arbitrary way while fixing enchantments being padded with bad RNG mechanics. Each world having a randomized cipher for enchantment glyphs discoverable via buried books in structures around the world would incentivize players to explore more structures, and as a reward, make enchanting easier without flat-out giving you enchanted books. Really cool emergent gameplay would come about, where you use written books on a lectern or put up signs at your enchantment table in order to memorize what cyphers mean which enchantment. It feels like a great way to give a lectern a use with enchanting, especially since both enchanting tables and lecterns revolve so much around this theme of books and written knowledge. You'd feel like you're in an actual study when deciphering what your next enchantment is, which plays perfectly into how every enchantment setup is like its own mini library! It allows for a diversification of play styles for players that like to rush enchantments- do you mitigate the RNG of enchanting by grinding XP through farms or PVE, or do you instead mitigate it by exploring/sifting, and discovering cyphers that assist you with enchantments in the long term? Do you prefer to pillage and snatch up books you can apply via anvils in the short term, or do you prefer taking your time to sniff out repeatable enchantment cyphers? Not to mention, if basic books were added to the various junk you can get via sifting, it would be an alternative way to bypass the cow and sugar cane farms often necessary for making a full enchantment table. I think it would be the perfect way to make archeology have a use for more types of players outside of people who just like lore or decoration.

When I first saw the bundles, I was in the camp of “cool, but this is way too small to be useful”, but after watching this video I really have a new respect for them and I’m actually excited for them! I also loved your archaeology ideas, I really loved the idea of some kind of thunder storm summoning item, I feel like waiting for storms on multiplayer can take forever! Thanks for such a great video!

I would love to set up a dig site at places like strongholds, mineshafts, or ANCIENT CITIES to get a larger idea of their culture. I also like the idea of a structure having more loot (or unique items) then just what is in its chests. This system could be used to allow players to be rewarded for spending more time at places like abandoned portals and not just looting the chest with a bundle and never looking back

Might be worth making bundles accessible via trading or loot, for those who won't want to kill rabbits.

I actually loved the bundles. I did a test survival world when they came out and were worked in a little bit more and they were fun. I got a crossbow from a pillager tower and went desert rabbit hunting and it was oddly a lot of fun! i hope they maybe just make rabbit hide drop more often and keep the crafting recipe the same i think it was balanced well

I think that vanilla MC would solve many inventory problems by just expanding e-chests by one chest's worth size, adding bundles, adding potion belts kind of like in Diablo 2 (belts which could also have enchantments) and finally simply making some unstackable items stackable (making the same kind of potion or music disc stackable up to 4 or 8, for example).

I think archeology should have its own update, it could be 1.20, if it wants to reach its full potential and be good, it cant be paired with another major update. The best I can think of is a "archeology and structures" update, where they work on upgrading structures like desert and jungle temples, mineshafts, maybe igloos, while adding the new archeology structures and features

I think they should add it so Rabbits spawns in more biomes, since it houses the item required for an important item like the bundle, and to not take from other biomes' unique aspects, we can, for example, add vultures in deserts!

I feel like I was the only person on the planet who was excited when they showed off Archaeology in Minecraft Live and was a little bummed out when I heard it got delayed, so glad to see there's somebody else defending it and that it isn't dead in the water! I really hope it turns out well, the whole 'write your own story' aspect of Minecraft worlds is a feature I feel a lot of players tend to take for granted, and that it'll be an activity that proves fruitful for players who also may not be interested in that aspect.

The idea of having unfinished redstone circuits to show what's possible with it reminded me of Retro Gaming Now's video "Why Minecraft is secretly impossible," and I think some archeological finds could be a way of showing new players how to do basic things like lighting a nether portal or making a conduit. That might seem trivial to people who already know it, but that video brought up a great point that you'd never know how to do that playing the game blind without having to look it up. It'd also give a huge sense of discovery to said new players

just like additional traffic lanes, long term adding slots solves no problems. the bundle being able to hold sparse items is it's best use IMO

You do raise some good points about these features, bundles I felt were a fantastic addition but were just missing a few things, notably removing items manually from them. Archaeology I felt was a bit too much for the caves and cliffs update, but could definitely be expanded into its own update, along with a structure update for stuff like mineshafts, witch huts, dungeons, etc.

A great video that accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do: shows me how much huge potential archeology could have, especially if they tie it into structures and update existing structures alongside it. A whole update like that would be really nice - updates designs of existing structures to make them more interesting and engaging, adds more unique loot for structures, adds the archeology system itself, adds more quasilore or trophy items to satisfy the player's sense of curiosity/desire for conquest, etc. It would be Exploration Update 2: Electric Boogaloo.

rabbits, known for their fast reproduction rate, literally pioneering the "breed like rabbits" saying, definitely need to have the possibility for more babies upon breeding

“The brush isn’t supposed to be a niche tool, other uses are being considered” “Special arrangements of shards behaving differently” Instead we got a niche tool and no special arrangements… so worth the delay though 🎉

The simple solution to everything rabbit related is to make them a despawnable mob. This way, you can have them spawn REALLY commonly, everywhere, while also avoiding lag and other issues with just having a million rabbits in your world. Bred rabbits can still stay permanent. Although there's an argument that even that could be removed, having rabbits as like a "common amethyst geode type occurence". You can't farm them via breeding, but you can still *always* find them anywhere as soon as you *touch grass.* As well as this, you can still make rabbit spawning farms the old-style way, by creating large machines full of blocks open to sunlight that spawn rabbits that then jump to their doom.

MC Ideas Academy used my Archeology Mod for his video :0 Hope you liked it! I know it is not great, (and I didn't update it for a month now, hope I'll find some time for it soon) but I try to bring some new ideas to the archeology. I have a lot of ideas to add, but not so much experience with modding. Also I noticed you removed excavation blocks textures, they're really terrible haha

Really love all your ideas and all your videos! Really gives a lot of info about the game and shows all the thought that goes behind your ideas. Keep up the great work!

Honestly, archeology and pottery was more exciting to me than the Deep Dark for me. It's a shame that it has been so overshadowed by everything else in that livestream. Mojang really bit of more than they could chew with that one, but I'm excited to see what it's like once it all finally gets here!

See you in 5 years when Mojang finally decides to add bundles for real.

I have been using bundles a lot in 1.17 and 1.18 with the crafting tweak on vanilla tweaks that let you craft them with leather. I really like them for exploring and carrying odd items like Redstone components.

"Copper Crate" doesn't have a great name, i think Copper Crate would be more attractive of an idea if it were called a "ToolBox". It'd be great if it could be used to hold "Non-Stackable" Items, and hold a bunch of them (Lots). I would love to use the bundle as a Random Block Dispenser while building, would love to have the chance of pulling each block to be equal to the percentage of that block is remaining (So If I have 3 stacks of dirt, 1 stack of Gravel, and 1 stack of sand, the percentage for placement chance of each should be 60/20/20), that way you can decide what density of which blocks you'd like to see before you start placing them all.

The idea of bundles placing a random block that is in the bundle is AMAZING. We need something like that in minecraft

The random block placement idea is a really nice addition to the bundle, instead of having it as an additional items like many mods.

I had an idea for rabbit leather's limited use problem. Change it to "rabbit pelt" (so it still has fur) and have it be used to upgrade leather armor's cold pertection, have normal leather only give resistance to the cold but pelt lined leather would make you immune to it.

What a fantastic video! I think it's one thing to be able to criticize something and to talk about all the things wrong with the said subject but it is an entirely different thing to show the potential in an idea that was not so well perceived by a fanbase. I really love this video and have a lot of respect for you after seeing this mindset of yours, keep it up!

There are leatherworkers that could sell us Bundles on level 2 maybe. It will still be a middle game item and pretty easy to get as well.

definitely way more hype for the gameplay archeology could provide than bundles, but they seems pretty cool to.

I like archeology and I think it would be interesting to get like ore shards like if the gravel or dirt was at one point a part of an ore you could get 9 shards to reconstruct it and maybe soul sand could be dusted to get some nether wart or something too

it would be cool if every inventory slot had the properties of a bundle, likely with the block type limitation mentioned for your copper crate. Could even have that path making mechanic.

I love the idea of the translation that has a guide for an enchanting table bookshelf, and lets you read the code without needing to look it up

Bundles was one of the items I was looking forward to the most. I don't mind waiting longer for them but I am tempted to download a data pack to add in their crafting recipe. Also as a player that loves the lore of this game I'm hyped to see where archy goes. My favorite idea here so far is being able to brush gravel or dirt in specific places like biomes and structures and getting unique items that could be inaccessible to peaceful players, maybe slime balls in swamp dirt or magma cream in basalt deltas gravel. I'm a big fan of the end poem and written books with poems alluding to the lore or the enchanting language is also quite interesting.

I can’t wait to make a museum of my realms server with a pot of our story

One thing archeology should have is a totem for thunder. I played a single player world for a year and I got thunder only once

Make 1.20 the Ulraf Update and let him do whatever he wants, the things he's been working on have been delayed for too long and it makes me sad

Archaeology sounds like it could be an interesting mechanic, but I hope the act of brushing doesn’t become annoying or tedious after a while. I can see players getting bored or annoyed after spending a few minutes brushing 20 blocks only to get nothing they wanted due to bad rng. maybe a system that works more like a minigame or a puzzle would work better. Something like playing minesweeper comes to mind, you have to click on the right pixels of the block to uncover the artifact and avoid the “bad” ones so you don’t break the artifact.

In my opinion archeology is pretty cool as we have it now, However I do think it could be improved in the future, imagine if we had suspicious dirt and also perhaps some ancient masks and figurines. Maybe even some more mobs related to the sniffer like a pterodactyl creature or some sort of chicken dinosaur

2:57 good luck for me that I already done the difficult task of luring a pair of rabbits all the way from the desert to my main bases animal places in the inland district Edit: that rabbit journey all the way from the northern desert is a real push for me to build more bridges for my horse and now I am using that infrastructure to build a skeleton Farms nearby the road (there are a skeleton spawner underground near by that road)

I love bundles, partially because I always have an awkward amount of items in my inventory like 16 glow ink, 3 sugar cane and a lectern and it would be so nice to put that stuff away, but also I think it has potential for so many additional challanges and mini games in minecraft. Like "build the best house, you can only use 1 bundle's worth of stuff, no plant growing allowed" or "build a cool redstone contraption using things you can fit inside a bundle" Plus on SMPs if you're running a little shop and someone bought 16 beacons from you, instead of having to bring in a shulker box and giving them that, or leaving all the beacons in a chest and cluttering up someone's build you can just get a bundle and put it in an item frame. Plus they're suppose to be early game so they should be easy to use.

I just hope that, with the addition of bundles, we'll get the ability to look through the inventory of shulkers in chests too. I dont like having to take out all my shulkers one-by-one to search for the one specific item i'm looking for. If bundles can get this omniscient UI, then so can shulkers!

Really nice video! Great editing, script, and structure. Completely changed my opinions on bundles and archeology, of course will have to do my own research but this is still a fantastic video!

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very good ideas, i like the ideas you mentioned about the types of totems and the ideas you had on bundles

Thanks for bringing the archeology stuff to the forefront. Yeah, I kinda cringed at it initially during Minecraft Live. Some of the potential mentioned sounded pretty cool, but do remember that it's just potential, like when the phantom sounded cool. Not only did they do my boi dirty, they left him to rot.

We can also look into other ways for storage. The way the carpenter mod does it could be a good way where you have a base block type (stairs, slab, block etc) which acts as a blank canvas and then you can just right click whatever block you want into it. This wouldn't completely solve the inventory problem but could help. The issues currently I can see though are Minecraft has already taken a different direction, the block cutter would likely become redundant and the inventory would still get cluttered quite fast. There really needs to be something like bundles with all the miscellaneous items now in the game.

The first inventory problem isn't moving items from storage to inventory as you said, I rewatched that part of the minecraft live and found that he said: "... for example: hotbar managment is one problem, ... " (32:16 in that video).

I was interested in the archaeology aspect because I'm a builder at heart, not an explorer or fighter. I wanted to see how this concept would develop over time but I was REALLY happy about the bundles and couldn't wait for them. To the point that I started collecting and breeding rabbits in the map I was playing at the time, so I could have a tonne of hides waiting for when bundles came into the game. I was sooooo pissed when it was delayed because it suddenly felt like I had wasted my time and disappointed because the bundles were the one feature I really wanted to see. I truely hope they bring them back

It’s interesting how that redstone gate that was suggested by one of the content creators was brought into the ancient city

I like the idea of getting blaze powder and wither items with archeology, Peaceful Only players can't progress in the game and some items are just not available for them. It'd be cool for the peaceful challenge to actually be possible, but take longer.

Honestly, brushes have a lot of opportunity in minecraft. Here's some goofy ideas I got for them: - Brush cats and dogs! They might love it! - Brush the bald heads of villagers. They might also love it! - Brush the backs of turtles. it! love might They - Brush other players. - Something other than brushing entities. - Smacking Slabfish into the stratosphere for hogging all the attention from Musicano's other designs.

The right click placing idea for the bundle is really, really cool

I absolutely love and appreciate your points and ideas on bundles. I really hope they add some (maybe even all) of your ideas.

I hope there’s some actual extrinsic motivation for collecting the pots. I don’t want them to just end up being useless blocks…

I've been excited for archeology even without all this info so this is great. also i think the brush timing could maybe use some sort of additional particle to help time it properly? idk i just have bad reaction time and the "new" particles showing the fish approaching the bobber helped me immensely

With the whole "Rosetta Stone translation" idea, something that could be really cool is if there was a cipher or encrypted language specific to each seed so in each world you'd have a different alphabet to decode using tons of little hints and clues in structures. This idea could even be furthered with notes as to the directions in which to go to find diamonds or a special loot. Who knows, maybe you could have a special tablet that you can add each of your decoding clues to that over time allows you to fully decode the notes.

I remember one time when I was playing a modpack, where it seemed like it didn't matter how many backpacks I brought when I was explored, all of them filled up with little bits and non-full stacks of several items. Wished the bundle existed back then lol

You know what I think would be a neat interaction to add when it comes to archeology? Bastion should likely be archeology sites, or at the least archeology sites should be near them. There would loot tables for the archeology specific to those sites. Since Piglins have such a fixation on the past, as hinted at in game, I think it would make sense for them to be willing to trade for these artifacts of that past, the links to who they once were. But not for their usual items, instead they would be so moved as to exchange their most valuable of possessions: Gold Which sounds like it sucks, yeah, but, along with various items like gold bars, bunches of nuggets, the occational gold block, and various golden tools and armor, they would also drop more rare golden items. Golden apples, and more importantly enchanted golden apples (golden carrots too probably). I think it'd be a neat way to add in semi-renewability for enchanted golden apples, and a more clear means of obtaining them than looking for loot chests and hoping you get lucky.

i farm like every animal so my rabbit farm finally finna be useful lmao

Oooo I love the Idea for how every structure might have some stuff you can dig around with the brush to get extra goodies! Also for bundles yea unstackable items are the ultimate pain for inventory management so I wish they could handle that issue too.

I really like Quarks take on the inventory problem. Their Backpacks are very balanced, as they take up the Chestplate slot, forcing the player to choose whether they want the extra inventory space, protection or mobility from the elytra. The backpack also can't be hotswapped while there are still items inside, further stressing the choice. This combined with Quarks hotbar hotswap feature really helps imo. (Also i would really love an analysis of the design behind some of Quarks features, it is one of the few mods i'd consider at least mostly vanilla friendly)

Thank you Cameron, very cool

More things should absolutely be stackable. A 4x4x4 meter cube of stuff (stack of blocks) takes up the same space as ONE SINGULAR BED?

This version of archaeology looks so much more engaging than what we got

Ideas I've had and thought up with your video. 1. Bundles are cool, I've always loved them and never understood the hate for them. Sure, rabbits are too hard to come by, but if rabbits were made more plentiful either by spawning in more biomes or in more unique ways, like Bruno Vásquez said for rabbits to spawn near crops, that could fix that problem. An idea I had for bundles would not only improve them, but give a use to a mob many people hate. Imagine your at your wizard tower, organizing your storage when you here the "HRMMMM" outside. You grab your emeralds in case the guy has something useful(unlikely) and your sword even if he does. He shows you his wares and among them he wants a bundle and some emeralds. Intrigued, you give him your empty bundle and the emeralds he wants. He takes them in, and hands back the bundle, completely empty. As you go to acquire some free leads from this thief you look at your bundle and notice it looks slightly bigger. The trader has used his knowledge of carrying goods to increase your bundle slightly more, as to allow more items to be held. Pleased, you decide that you really don't need another set of leads and let him go, hoping that he will return another day and help you again. I feel like this would add a cool bond between two things that were previously disliked, and improve both of them in a unique way. The increase in space isn't big, only like 8 or 16 extra items, but you can do it multiple times to a bundle. It wouldn't max out that much, only getting 50% or 100% bigger after 4 interactions and like a stack of emeralds but that would make it so it can stay focused on the many item variation problem and not the inventory size problem. Doubling an inventory slot's space sounds nice, but if it takes tons of days and is expensive, you aren't going to fill your inventory with 27 bundles to double your size when you could just try for a shulker box for a more streamline function. 2. Crafting Diamond armor is good, but after you get one there's never a need for a new one as mending is usually a priority one thing. The current armor situation makes it so there's never really a need to go for other armors besides the more protective and durable one. Tools and Armor from archeology digs could also add the opportunity for a forgotten feature to return back, while giving combat a breath of fresh air. Imagine if you are in the Ancient City, sneaking around the warden, carefully sifting through gravel, when you see the sheen of diamond boots. You carefully uncover it, and upon inspection, notice that it has strange symbols written along it. However, your discovery made too much noise and alerted the warden. You flee up to the surface and journey to the pyramid that also had some of those strange symbols, and by using those to translate the writing on the boots, you are able to read that they say Swift. Upon translating, the boots begin to glow, and now give a speed boost while wearing. The runes are written into the diamonds themselves, and would be ruined if coated in Netherite, so you decide to keep them the way they are. This whole thing is like a miniature quest that you make, it's not just bang rocks together for item. Instead of everyone having Prot 4 Netherite, people could have variations on armor, you could go for a set of leather armor that gives jump boost and speed but lacks much protection, iron armor that slows the wearing down but gives an extra bar of health and resists all knockback. A gold sword that does measly damage but gives speed and luck when held found in a desert well. New attributes could also be added, like reach for spears or "is visible" so you could have armor that is actually invisible so invisibility potions work while wearing armor.

bundle being dispensed dropping their last item being combined with a way to put items into them could make them LIFO stacks lol

I thought this fossil update was coming before way 1.17. I really really hope they add it in 1.19 or at least in 1.20.

Amazing video! This quite honestly increased my admiration of bundles from a unique perspective! Always a joy to watch these analysis videos

honestly it would be really cool if you could find artifacts at digsites across the world, and each one would unlock some specific part of a "map", and continue to lead you across the world through big enemy camps, through a ton of other interactable digsites that continue to contribute to lore, and to the map. and when the final map piece is completed, it reveals (and spawns) a structure outside of the already generated world, and that would be a "no fly zone" filled to the BRIM with tons of dangerous obstacles and terrifying generation, all the way up to a massive temple you fight and explore your way through, and you find the final treasure: (insert treasure here). which would also revert that "no flying" thing

I know everything about minecraft, I've been a regular player since 1.8 dropped, and yet... I still didn't know you could lure rabbits with a dandelion... It makes complete sense, i probably knew of it and forgot, but still... Such an obscure mechanic that could've made my life easier...

Maybe another idea could be that the bundle could have a hold and swapping features (or a click/button hold and swapping feature for other platforms) to maybe swap ideas up a problem is mobile device I see not many options for them to have bundles and other features like offhand im not too sure what to do with them :(

I'll be honest. I had simply written off bundles due to initially being told "they're bad" by some yt video i don't remember. However, when playing modded minecraft i actually ended up being given a bundle by a mob (didn't even turn on the bundle data pack thing) and then got curious and started trying it out and... Wow, they are actually so good! It felt odd at first, but i pretty quickly learnt what purpose it'd be useful for (holding several small stacks of random items) and it's so good at doing that. The only thing i feel is a bit weird is that if it's holding any unstackable thing then you can't add anything else to it. It makes sense, but it also means it so there's really no point in putting any of them inside of a bundle, unless your inventory is filled with literally just helmets or something, lol. I think it could be fair enough to make a pickaxe, for example, to take up 48 slots in a bundle, you wouldn't be able to stack it with another unstackable item but it would let you add a couple random things together with that item. This could be a good idea, or maybe i'm just mad that i can't use bundles even more efficiently while i lug the loot of an entire ancient city all at once. Lol

I legitimately did not know you could use a dandelion to lure rabbits prior to this.

The first second was so fucking creepy. I didn't realise, it was your voice an was just destroyed by Agnes speaking like this

being able to open bundels, enderchests, and shulker boxes in the inventory kinda removes the unique/interesting properties from them imo.

great video, i was pretty mild to archeology at first but this vid really changed my perspective, very excited to see what can be done with it.

i started a world at around the same time as the 1.17 snapshots were rolling out and still have bundles available in my world. they are a lucrative part of my inventory as i use them for food, ores, and miscellaneous items that i find while exploring. really convient too

well what about the solution of right-clicking, long-pressing, or pressing RT the shulker or bundle directly from the hotbar and away from any block to open its contents?

Huh. How very.... interesting that the only thing ulraf mentioned that actually came into being is getting back the sherds from a pot... Archeology very muched turned into a completely disconnected system besides i suppose music disks and armor trims?

Very nice video! The effort you put into it is evident!

Seeing the new snapshots got me really excited for the deep dark. And one idea that could possibly tie the two together is maybe an artifact similar to the flint and steel that you uncover in a dig site that lights the portal in the deep dark, if it even is a portal.

Woooooo new videooo

Aged like milk

Another video I watched a while ago suggested that the inventory problem isn’t that it’s cluttered by random stackable items, but it’s instead cluttered by random tools, weapons, and items like tridents, totems, maps, bows/crossbows, ender chests, torches, water bucket, etc. on top of the general tools and sword that players normally use. Players can’t take these items out of their inventory because they use them ever so often and it would be inconvenient to have them in an ender chest, so it just sits and takes up useful inventory space.

Came here after watching Xisumavoid's vid on a proposal on the inventory issue (which involves special shulkers taking same items picked into said shulker w/o taking inventory space, shulker ui by default and even a method of swapping similar items w/o going to the inventory). Id also like to see a cheaper version, albeit w/less space due to being cheaper to make, of the shulker box mainly to encourage players to get into an active mindset in inventory control but that is just my two coppers.