I mean the new way makes more sense but I agree, sometimes you gotta go with the less logical but more nostalgic way lol

​@@Infernos94 No, the one that is better game design. 😐

Yeah, if wolves become dogs then surely ocelots should become cats! Owning a cat back then was more impressive!

​@@PurpleBroadcastwolves remain wolves

They should've kept ocelots tamable in 1.14

that'd fix everything. while they're at it add dog breeds that don't attack but like scare off spiders or smn so they're both complete

@@theflaminglitten-fo6jd Yeah but why spiders

@@theflaminglitten-fo6jd they already scare off skeletons

Yeah. That would be nice.

Yeah, trusting ocelots would attack both phantoms and creepers, killing them in one hit

if you farm villagers for emeralds already they are VERY useful, definitely not useless like he says- if anything I wish they were more common or actually roamed between villages or something so I could encounter them more because getting all the useful plants and ESPECIALLY nautilus shells without having to explore for hours and hours while wanting to build and trade is soooo nice. Coral is convenient too if you have sea pickles but are yet to find a coral reef to spread them on, or just want to decorate a little pond :)

And yet I have tons of them cus the stupid mobs spawn in droves everywhere

@@RandomPerson-ob1hk yeah but for some reason drowned spawning is EXTREMELY hit or miss, I've only found *one* area in my entire time playing since the aquatic update where drowned spawned enough to be a threat at all

@@alekkowabunga3294 idk man for me they spawn whenever I take a boat over the ocean to my iron farm, like 100 blocks distance I got as many as 4 detected me Maybe it's a bedrock thing

​@@RandomPerson-ob1hkit is indeed a bedrock thing. On bedrock, they can spawn in any body of water, including lakes. But on java, they can only spawn in ruins in the ocean, and very rarely in rivers. Also, drowned on bedrock always drop the nautilus shells if they're holding one

Yes, I remember taming ocelots. I kind of miss them, just hoping to get that one fur pattern but never getting it and going "damnit!".

They could just make ocelots more nimble, be able to climb up short distances, and occasionally bring back chicken or feathers to you. That'd be cool.

Cats are most definitely not easier to tame lmao 💀 there's a reason why some feral cats NEVER even step foot inside a house, even after being rescued. Cats were never fully domesticated, they are still born with their wild instincts and are 10x harder to tame. Ocelots would be even harder. I think it should be harder to tame ocelots then wolves and cats in the game.

Maybe like the ocelot could have like a crazy buff to them worth it

Ever since they decided to try and add every real animal to Minecraft they replaced Ocelots with Cats cause people like Cats more in real life.

Every time I walk on grass, I think it's a creeper.

@@thatrandominternetgeek me too

etho slabs

@@thatrandominternetgeek Just don’t touch grass

@@rtishere1910 You sound like the opposite of my parents :]

Now the furnace minecart is pretty useless

You still can chain the carts together

the mine cart trains couldn't even go up slopes or around corners. talk about useless

@@deathdealer3873 I wish there was a transportation update that nerfs the elytra and makes minecarts more viable for transportation.

@@R2-T4two wouldnt that make elytras less fun to use. I say, just buff minecarts by making the faster than elytras with rockets

I was wondering how he was doing it in the video

Or make furnace minecart go faster. Or even the more coal you give - the faster it goes (of course with limit)

​@MrPondo17 maybe have the speed depend on the potency of the fuel item used. So sticks would make it go pretty slow, but a lava bucket would be way faster

Or how about, you know, making them available on bedrock in the first place?

That is one of the features on my personal wishlist!

If I remember correctly all stairs required the pickaxe to pick up, even wooden stairs.

And not only that, but the stonecutter was actually a feature first found on Pocket Edition when it was first released and had a limited world size

Which stair dropped which block?

thank you for this

Oh ok. I didn't know that. Since I always use light gray shulker box for a garbage bin.

I’ve never heard someone suggest that before, but that’s actually a really smart idea! Thank you!

But that's what the cactus and trap door is for

or just like use a cactus

also.. free leads. you dont even have to kill him for them either, just invite him into a room and close the door behind him. leads snap as soon as hes far enough away from the llamas. then you can use the leads on his llamas, which are also free.

I just hate that they spawn so frequently

​@@diekrahe. Yeah! I would like to see the wandering trader have *better trades* but come around *much less.* I'd also really appreciate having multiple unique wandering traders, who each remember you and can buy stuff *from* you.

​@@tedonica Right? I want a wandering trader, not a wandering _seller,_ especially if spawn is really far from mountains or villages. Or if the world doesn't even have villages, and I'm not up to brewing progression yet. I can't buy your stuff if I have no emeralds, dude! 😅

Actually You Can Get Potion Of Invisibility From Wandering Traders Just Make His Llama Spit On Him And Helping Will Start Drinking The Potion Make Sure He Is Low On Health Though Because You Need To Kill Him As Soon As He Is Drinking The Potion To Drop It Then You Will Have 3 Minutes Of Invisibility Potions Or You Can Buy Tree Sablings If You Don't Want To Adventure For Different Biomes, I Personally Relay On Them To Get Most Types Of Wood I Got Mangrove, Jungle, Dark Oak And I Only Live In A Brich Forset Which Helped Me Build My Base With Different Types Without Having To Adventure Away However, You Will Need A Village Because You Will Need Emeralds To Trade With Him

Wait is this an actual thing or are you joking?

@@Seatly372yes it was real but im pretty sure they patched it out already

@@Seatly372 Only on Bedrock, far as I know

@@Seatly372 last I checked it was which is was few months ago I should mention that eventually it will be topped out at a top speed because they won't be able to breed based on how fast they're going

this concept is actually so smart. i feel like it needs something else added to it because it makes it to easy to make get a perfect horse

Minecarts have an extra use: AFK travel. I once dug a safe subway with powered rails. I could start the travel between main base and pyramid base and go have a glass of water.

Or a modder

Same, they have a soft spot in my heart. I used to make rollercoasters in creative all the time, but I’ve also been playing since before the elytra was a thing. There’s just something fun about a railway that suits my world’s vibes

Interesting, I forgot fishing gives saddles. I get tons of them from raid farms, but that requires a lot more setup than a few sticks and string :)

In just about all my worlds I’ve found saddles pretty quickly in villages

I have half a chest of saddles just from fishing for ~1 hour.

if you know a few speedrun strats then you can beat the game in at the very least an hour, and you can get the elytra relatively quick. Maybe thats what he meant? I know I rush the game and use speedrun tactics to beat the game in about 30-40 mins and then get elytra to begin finding things fast. realistically if you can learn and make strategies 2nd nature, his statement isnt that far off. Most people wont learn strats, but that's not really making the statement any less true, thats just laziness on the players end. There's always a way to do something faster

​@@LibraritheWizardOfficialand some enchanting

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@@OKayD3N yes. I did.

And the fact you can stack a load of chest carts in one spot and move around a literal cargo train worth of items, with piston bolts at 20 blocks/s

Yep, I spend a lot of time making really nice breezeways and tunnels and nice views through the nether and it's nice to sometimes just sit back and relax for a bit.

I use mine for ease of mining. I've got a pretty nice cave system to run around and have fun in, but I don't always want to have to go down long waterfall drops and deal with mobs to get to the bottom, so i just built in a 2 way minecart track so i can just press a button and be at the bottom. couple chest carts, and boom i can fast track myself and my loot from top to bottom. then again, with all the updates and changes theres not a whole lot of reasons to really mine anything unless you enjoy it, so the carts are still basically aesthetic.

p o w e r e d r a i l s

@@w.o.jackson8432 yes I've played the game.

​@@w.o.jackson8432what is easier to make, 100 powered rails or one furnace minecart?

@@Behamotezz Either way you have to make rails for the furnace minecart to work, might as well have some powered rails in there.

@@w.o.jackson8432it’s better for temporary movements tho. You don’t have to make powered rails and then also red stone torches or lever or blocks. And tbh I just go to a mineshaft to collect the rails, it’s so much easier that way.

Also they are cute :3

Although I really like that horses are a thing in Minecraft, I really hate the RNG aspect of their stats, and the fact that they made it impossible to get the perfect horse in survival

What I like about horses (and fast donkeys) is that they make it easier to appreciate the scale of builds - when flying, everything looks so much smaller and less significant and also they don't need rockets

I prefer exploring with horses when uncovering my maps. When flying I may miss some stuff. Especially with the new trail ruins

Horses are great for Hardcore, because you either speedrun strat and don't consider it a world worth investing into unless you have elytra and shulker boxes, or you take your time and play extremely cautiously because you're getting too old for pro gamer skills. For the latter, a horse is just how you get around without as much effort. The auto step is also just extremely useful for getting across even the gently rolling plains.

this functions correctly with the cartography table; it costs less paper to zoom a map outwards, as well as giving you other options to make mapping your world better. (locking your map, naming your map)

It doesn't make sense, even with the reasoning you gave. Think about it. You are using SIX entire blocks to get 4 3/4 blocks. You are ADDING blocks, so that you can REMOVE parts of a block. 1 block should give 1 stair + 1/4th of a block as leftover. IT DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE.

@@The_White Simple example: Take 1 brick, grab a chisel and hammer, now I want you to cut the brick in half and then the 2 halves cut them too at the middle, you'll end with 4 brick pieces but, are they regular and smooth? You may need to do this several times to get them right. Now do the same with a brick saw with water cooling and dust control table, pretty sure you'll manage to get your 4 smooth and mostly perfect brick pieces on the first try. 😸

I usually prefer the stair recipe, because it requires less effort to find a stone cutter (yes, I'm lazy) You only sacrifice 6 whole blocks (64 gives you 58) when using the recipe if you use a stack of 64 to make them

@@bluesimine2023 You don't have to find one. A stone cutter requires 3 stone and 1 iron ingot to make. Once you've got a stone pick and a furnace, you can make one.

That's my personal peeve though, is that leads are so readily available. A few minutes into any new world and I've probably got 15 of them.

Wandering Traders make some blocks such as Coral actually renewable when they otherwise wouldn't be. That's pretty neat in my book.

same! it also sucks bc the only way of getting it is by “completing” the game and i know technically it never ends but without something to work towards it starts to feel pointless (this is coming from someone who has never finished the game tho lol)

@@sammyiassume Technically you can get it without ever killing the dragon. It'll require you to build a simple flying machine in the end, get the loot, shove it in an echest and yeet yourself into the void. Obviously assuming not hardcore

@@Xenro66 Well, it doesn't require a flying machine, you can reach it with several stacks of blocks. Though frankly, just slay the dragon it's faster then either option anyway.

same, I'm not sure I've EVER entered the end in survival. there's no way I'm casually walking in there early game just to grab it. some "useless" things are still useful to more casual players. I think many of the more "hardcore" Minecraft players (not the game mode) easily forget just how many players stick to the overworld.

The vast, vast majority of players never actually go to the end. Let alone to the end islands.

Or give us a sawmill, new villager type, and let us sell and buy different types of wood

@HatCatWC Yeah you're probably right

​@HatCatWC not if you don't allow them to sell saplings. You'd still need to travel to get those if you wanted a constant supply of them

@HatCatWC the wandering trader already sells any kind of sapling. Sure he's much rarer to actually have these trades and appear i nthe first place but technically you don't need to go anywhere to get most wood types.

@HatCatWC I mean having a trading hall is basically essential in a survival world to get stuff you need much easier and faster that is unless you particularly enjoy going out to get stuff

I love ur pfp! Can I have the artist's name?

​@@kat-chowow139try screenshotting it and cropping so that as little of the grey is visible, then shoving it into Google lens.

it looks like feufurr tho not sure

Didn't think about that. Good to make sure you don't put something you didn't mean to

That's clever, actually.

This glitch also was around when they first added them, so even on arrival furnace carts weren't very good.

I miss booster carts. Set up a basic loop track next to your main track and forget about losing momentum for hundreds of blocks.

@@LibraritheWizardOfficial yeah same... they did minecarts dirty... I really would like them to rework them into something usefull

@@arxzero1915 Really really dirty... we're now sitting pretty with mob farms for every single crafting component of rails, plus a piston duplicating glitch for the rails, and yet they're still just not as fun or useful as they used to be.

Yeah... Just found this video and the moment I saw the furnace minecart, I basically went: "Wasn't there an interaction trick which meant even before powered rails existed, furnace minecarts were the slow option?"

Say thank you God for another day to live please

When you're* down in a mine. Sorry.

​@@IsraelMorales-ci3kjfuck you god for making people push your religion onto others and being general nuisances, harassers and toxic people in general.

The stonecutter can be crafted from just stone and iron, two materials found in abundance in mines.

Yup

That thing was beautiful, but reeked chaos on many people's houses.

Another contender is ruby ore which got replaced by Emerald ore which is also quite useless as it was hard to find only being obtainable in extreme hills and as villager farms became more prominent it became useless

I think they should re-add it and give it a different use. I suggest that when it’s done doing it’s thing and you break the cooled core, it give you a new item that is required to activate or even make a nether portal.

not really useless as it literally had a major use

Do yall know what useless means lmao

Yeah we do

Another notable berk of the minecart is that it can be made into piston bolts using wierd redstone magic. This lets them go at an actually decent speed(tho still not comparable to ice boats or elytra flight)

@@ZephyrZelda528 r/confidentallyincorrect

@@ZephyrZelda528 Spy!

@@claudetheclaudeqc6600 How? He's right.

Blue ice is still quicker. I like minecarts mostly for the aesthetic

Because Minecraft isn't a game about progression anymore? All Minecraft keeps doing is making more things based on grinding, and it would be fine to have a grinding simulator, but at a certain point, what are you gonna use that max enchant sword on? Zombies? People just finish the game in a day because it's so short now, instead of trying to fix the progression that has been ignored for... 9 years now? They add more stuff that bottlenecks the old items for the sake of grinding, I say they are getting better, they are adding bosses like the warden, and caves and cliffs is an amazing update, but it doesn't solve the issue of Minecraft's main loop ending with constant grinding for resources to build stuff you could have just built in creative. It's probably the reason I prefer terraria, I just don't see the point in playing after the elytra, because there's nothing to challenge me, it's just grinding.

I love building farms, so I don't see this as a downside. More items that you can build farms for -> more stuff to do. At a certain point, you simply did everything you can in survival, the only thing left to do is grind items, and build stuff with those items. Not for everyone, but I do like it.

@@jerrardaris-sutton7803 terraria is way better

The real issue is that farms destroyed minecraft

@@jerrardaris-sutton7803 i personally hate building in creative and loose Motivation under only a hour. Which I dont when building in survival bevause it feels like i worked hard on smth nice

I feel the Elytra is a (beat the Dragon) award. Horses and boats are how you will travel most of the game through large distances. And honestly it makes sense and feels familiar to me. I am too dumb to make farms so me riding around on horseback like shooting arrows and slahing the sword while on it makes me feel pretty important. Full knight and all that.

@@WeirdTale that’s an interesting way to think of it. I like elytra because I like to get places faster, plus it feels rather fun soaring through the air at fast speeds while holding firework rockets in my hand

It can't use materials, you need a damaged tool. Actually it is just a worse crafting table (without counting the unenchanting).

​@@genio2509 It's actually fine

@@Dualbladedscorpion7737 what do you mean? In case it is what I think it is, I didn't say the grindstone is useless, it just doesn't outshine the anvil.

@@genio2509 It's fine

@@Dualbladedscorpion7737 😭

I played back when you couldn't place chests next to each other, and back when carpet didn't exist; meaning if you wanted colored flooring, you had to place the entire floor with wool blocks.

If you do it on the overworld can't you use waterlogged rails?

I still use Furnace Minecarts for temporary railways I use to move mobs, like when I want to move Villagers for an Iron Golem farm. IMO, much easier than trying to craft, power, and properly space out powered rails along a track you're only going to use a few times before destroying.

@@kuhio4232 Agree

I honestly miss the furnace Minecart not because of how fast you would go, but because it was the only way to make a sort of train .

@@kuhio4232 that's actually a very cool idea, I could never be bothered making redstone rails for temporary railways so I just pushed the minecarts by hand. And it's NOT fun to push minecarts uphill.

Try railcraft

Honestly they just need to add a rail that requires diamonds to craft and makes the cart go as fast as a boat on blue ice. Give uses to diamonds and minecarts again, the two staples of minecraft

@@Joykye That would be great! What I would also like in addition to that are 3 things: 1. Make Train link links possible via chains and maybe furnace Minecarts (can be fed via hoppers). 2. Routing via a "Scan Rail". You can place an item on it like on an item frame. Scans the inventory of the train and if the item is egaul to the item that is set on the rail, emit a redstone signal 3. Like the trains in Satisfactory or the Mod Create, I would like them to "fake" the path they go without rendering them until they go into sight. All of this would make it possible to set up actual trains that go around your world with a schedule (or on demand). Comfortability is the most important thing for modes of transport to make players use it, when the elytra already exists.

@@emperorshun4750 I wonder... have You any other ideas about updating minecarts? Because I have thought quite a lot about updating Minecraft elements, including minecarts of course - as they are among things that need update most... while being also one of most forgotten. And as much I got something kinda like the first idea with chaining minecarts into train (though I would say my idea was a bit different in details). The 2nd idea is something I definitely didn't think of but I think it's really interesting concept. But for the 3rd I don't realy get how something like that could enable timing for a schedule... and how it could actually be done to set up where minecarts should and when shouldn't be simulated without actual rendering... but yeah it theoretically could be fun. Though I don't think going around on schedule would be convienient. On-demand... well it could, but with current minecart speeds... not really. (Oh, and If You are interested I may also share my ideas of updating minecarts, though I must say it is kinda intertwined with other elements I would like to update... well after all intertwining of things is the way for updates to really be integrated in the game.

Piston bolt?

Just make a drop with water at the botten. Is much faster

I never noticed furnace minecarts are absent from bedrock. a testament to how little I've used them. come to think of it, I don't think I _ever_ used one, because I couldn't figure out what the purpose was. why waste coal to move minecarts when I can just use powered railing instead? it's not like you could use the furnace cart to "drive around" sans rails, the carts still required railing to go anywhere, meaning you have to build a pathway before you can use it.

@@hobomike6935 i never use rails in bedrock lmao

@@hobomike6935bedrock Minecraft is how the developers actually want the game to be. Java edition is the cool computer version with mods that can be broken somewhat. Can’t do that in bedrock

@@hobomike6935 if you're building a temporary transport rail, it's tiring to have to deal with a ton of powered rails, spacing them out. Dealing with up hill slopes. Using the furnace minecart in these situations is worthwhile when your rail isn't supposed to be permanent. When it is permanent, they make great atmosphere for builds. If only hoppers could drop charcoal or something into them

@@gierrah if the minecart-with-furnace could be “switched” on and off to conserve coal (ie. Crafted with a minecart, furnace, and lever) or to deactivate it when you’re going down a hill or across a powered section, it might be a viable alternative. But having a limited fuel cargo compartment means it needs to be more controllable; the cheaper cost for transport (coal vs gold and redstone) is not enough of an incentive mid-game.

Honestly at that part of the game I simply run into the minecarts to give them a little push xD

@@DaijDjan that works, but if it's night or there's any kind of hill in the way it shows its shortcomings

I second this; I've used furnace minecarts more times than I can recall to wrangle villagers early game. Don't remove furnace minecarts!

I'm so annoyed that they'd rather remove furnace minecarts from bedrock edition than just buff them or leave them alone

Yes I was actually planning on doing this but I happened to have a mesa right next to the desert village so I just gathered gold for powered rails

Elytra and ice boat are pretty similar in speed

@@mayjorpayn elytras + rockets are only able to propel at about 40 blocks/seconds, the boat on ice give about similar, but blue ice double the speed of a boat on normal/compact ice, but trident whit riptide + elytra + rain give a extremely fast speed, in fact, I couldn't load chunks fast enough in PS3 edition (one of the legacies)

@@claudetheclaudeqc6600 yeah I feel like blue ice is too rare and not resource efficient either. I did know about the riptide thing but the down side is it has to be raining and you need to have the enchantment.

I think the only thing faster is a pearl cannon.

Agreed. Not only is it super fast, but also just extremely fun.

Yes, and this creates a feeling of progression as well! In one of my more recent worlds, I wanted to get mending books, so I had to travel across a thousand blocks on my horse in order to find a village. I then had to make more beds and a lectern in order to get a mending librarian. Once I beat the ender dragon and find elytras, I won’t need my horse anymore. But until then, I am glad I have him!

Ocelot

@@TechBlade9000 Ocelots are basically nothing more than jungle aesthetic now

I agree. Especially on Bedrock for weaker platforms like Switch and Mobile.

me and my friends have never gotten elytras in any of the servers weve ever played on. first thing we do after setting up a small base is begin working on a giant map of the world surrounding us, traveling by either horseback or boat with a fishing rod in tow, placing banners to mark our discoveries, traveling to local villages when we need to trade, building new settlements, finding uniquely generated terrain. to other people minecraft may be a game about building, redstone, or pvp, but to me its an adventure

They aren't even slow if you breed them correctly, and who cares that you can't swim on horseback if you simply jump over the river. I love my horses.

@@luzifer9976 this is why i always carry a lead and frost walker boots when im going around on horseback. if i come to an ocean or river i just walk my horse across lol. itd be so much better if horses could be put into boats tho

There's so much fun to be had when traveling by horseback. I feel like I notice less when I travel by elytra. Trips are shorter and more convenient, but also less immersive. So I sort of use Elytra the same way I use the nether roof. Only for extremely long distances and paths I've already traveled before. I don't use it for exploring new areas.

​​@@gristen horses can go into boats dude, go try it out! I always have a boat and a lead while going exploring with my horse cuz of the various terrain we might encounter Edit: I don't think it is, but maybe it's a bedrock only thing that horses can go in boats? No, right?

Exactly, really useful early on 😊

Peaceful! But yaeh, both are useless, maybe they could improve the "bond" mechanic to become almost like pets, but can't be sitted or teeport but help you with something (like damaging mobs, collecting items, idk), kind of like an allay

They... got rid of taming ocelots? How the hell do you get cats anymore? Man, taming ocelots felt like an achievement, what a waste of time to change it.

​@@Yorkington you tame cats that spawn in villages didn't you watch the video?

I don’t mind pandas not having a “use” because they’re just pleasant to have in the game. I don’t think every mob needs a use, just adding flavor to the world is nice enough sometimes. Ocelots, on the other hand, feel like a missed opportunity since not only did they used to have a use, but now they’re just objectively worse than cats in every way.

@@pokepwned I can respect that opinion

Also for getting some items you'd have to travel a long time for. I wish I would've just waited for a mangrove sapling from a trader instead of walking two hours to find a swamp.

@@catcadev F I can't imagine that pain.

Nautilus shells.

Yeah, having options enriches the game a lot. Alternate crafting methods can be especially fun in adventure maps. Rather than finding an item ready-made in a chest, or the map creator telling you about a custom crafting recipe they made, it can feel great to look at what you're given and realize you know what you need to create. Cartography tables can actually be crafted. Four planks, like a crafting table, plus two paper on top. Since using it to expand maps saves paper overall, I can see why the crafting table expansion method would seem useless to most people, but again, there's always a use case. Adventure map with very limited wood supply? Grow a bit more sugar cane.

You don't make a stonecutter with your first batch of smelted/golem'd iron? I always made one during my first descent into the mines, so I could make cheaper stairs going back up. Deeper worlds changed my habits, though. Now I just find kelp and don't come back up to the surface until I get soul sand for a water elevator. 🤷‍♂️

This right here. I often make a pretty standard "trash can" design where I can put stuff in a chest and then they get spat out into lava. If you use a trapped chest there the hopper below won't move anything until you close the menu - really nice for those of us who are dumb and move the wrong items around all the time.

That’s pretty smart actually

@HatCatWC Me too but it would give them more of a purpose imo

It also nerfed the speed of the elytra and if thats the max the player can go when exploring you have essentially nerfed the player. Although its worth acknowledging that if nothing was nerfed and stuff was only buffed there would be even more power creep.

Honestly that's what I can say I don't like about elytra, it was neat in the time after it was added but before rocket boosting. You had to build boat launchers and tall towers to give you a boost to go farther. Essentially, far off places should be rails or ice highways, bases get elytra boosting. I would be okay with them removing rocket boosting but adding a beacon effect that gives you infinite momentum.

Building railways and soul speed highways dropped out of favor because of the sheer amount of labor involved. I could fly across with an elytra scores of times in just the time it takes to build a highway, never mind gathering all the materials. I really miss my railways. Who else remembers booster carts before they got patched out in Beta?

​@@DiceRobo I rember playing the Crash Landing modpack in 1.6.4; it had a basic glider and distant cities that needed looting. I built high towers to use as starting points for long distance gliding. Rocketless elytra would really recapture that experience, but with much better maneuvering.

They can also be used to decrease the save file size if you manage to get stuff from biomes that would otherwise be far away. Also nautilus shells, especially on java. And not everybody likes exploring anyway

Personally I've never understood why people would willingly play a game like that. That's like playing Halo at 18 frames per second just because it's Halo.

@@HookerHeels Its not a choice... Either they play with the lag or they don't play at all. And with a game as popular, fun, and influential as Minecraft, there's only one real option. Not everyone can afford good computers, and have to make due with what they have.

@@lasercraft32 nah, I'mma pass

@@HookerHeels”if you don’t have an expensive gaming pc, just buy one” - hookerheels

I just got legends the other day, honestly I'm really loving.

And donkeys and/or mules can carry chests full of items on them, which makes moving your base from one location to another much easier.

And hilarious 😂

Bro use a creeper note block and anvil him

It’s the best thing ever

I pray that you weren't *inside* the mansion when you started noticing flames and disappearing floor planks/blocks.... 0_0

@@hobomike6935 i climbed on the roof cuz i did not notice this lava lake at first, and when I finally noticed it already was too late. I couldn’t get down because the bottom half of mansion was already burnt down

LF

Make it hurt what is in front of it and watch people weaponize it. Also, make a blast furnace Minecart that uses more fuel, but is faster.