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U said Minecraft but showed and image of Mincecraft

Or u use Mini HUD and enable Slime Chunks in your Mini HUD options. And if you play on a server the server have to give permission for it

Hey, I know this video is over 9 months old at this point but I just found it and your channel, and your videos are really great. I'm glad to see that your sub count multiplied tenfold since this video, the content is of a quality consistent that of much larger creators. I just wanted to share a perspective that I didn't really see in the comments, I think that the implementation of more biome based structure maps from cartographers is a great idea, but I don't agree that there is a fundamental exploration problem, certainly not to the extent of using chunkbase. This problem that you're describing only really exists in the really early game. Yes biomes can be very far apart and if you try to find a specific one on foot it will take forever. However, I would argue that there is a tool which already addresses this issue, and that is the elytra. With an elytra and fireworks, this problem dissipates entirely. I have never had this issue and I hadn't even heard of chunkbase before this, that's in fact why I clicked on this video. I think you'd also agree that obtaining the elytra is a very early game thing, and it 's already enabled by one of the only structure finding mechanics already in the game, the eyes of ender. For the example you gave of slime, yes it would be difficult to find a swamp like this early early game, however I'd also argue that the amount of slime required by someone who hasn't even obtained an elytra yet is perfectly attainable without having to find a swamp or slime chunk. Additionally, though anecdotal, I have never had difficulty finding a slime chunk, I always find countless of them early on while caving. My experience does come from a very long term multiplayer server, which as you've specified makes it far easier to spread out, find many biomes and share their locations, something you cannot do in single player. However as a counter to that, we are only 4 total players on the server, a server with large biomes enabled and a fuck ton of the map already loaded, and when the new biomes were added, we all managed to find them with no issue and with none of us sharing anything about their locations, because with an elytra there is not even a thought given to the difficulty of finding them, you just need a little bit of time. Due to the fact that this server has in fact run for so many years, I may be biased in thinking of elytras as a very early game thing, however I'd also argue that this exploration issue would only apply to people who have played the game long enough for which obtaining an elytra is a very easy task. Also, if you think that the elytra is overpowered and don't want to use it, I get it and often do so myself on my server just to slow things down, but then you only have yourself to blame for ignoring a seemingly overpowered solution to an overpowering problem. All in all I think that your videos are really great, you have a strong personality and your work is really polished, I hope to see you keep growing. I just wanted to share my opinion and maybe give you a new perspective on the matter because I care a great deal about this game and I do tend to complain about it a lot, only to end up realizing that the game often already has the solutions. Sorry for the cringy boomer paragraph comment, my Adderall kicked in and I wanted to share my thoughts, cheers.

1:22 genuinely laughed out loud idk why that caught me so off guard dude

"I got unlucky and that time is just gone now" describes most of Minecraft's gameplay loop and I'm tired of ignoring it.

Modded Minecraft enjoyers For an actual answer as to how some of these issues could be solved, there's a mod called "nature's compass" which allows you to search for any biome in the game within a radius and point you to it, including modded ones. Won't get added to the game cause it involves typing which Mojang seems to be averse to because that would make it not easy to use on consoles/phones. Even if they could I doubt they'd add something similar. As for the issue of slimes, they should remove slime chunk generation and just make slimes able to spawn in specific underground biomes and make a biome specifically for slimes. Slimy caves or something

Honestly, if you consider chunkbase cheating, so should youtube tutorials or the wiki. Everything is else is inconsistent.

An idea I always had was adding alternate endings/ways to get the end credits. Stuff like an ocean progression that justifies interacting with otherwise not-very-lucrative side content like getting a Heart of The Sea, Exploring an Ocean Monument, or building a Water Base. Or maybe some Pillager themed endboss accessible by defending X number of UNIQUE villages from raids and then going to a Woodland Mansion, this would encourage more casual players to interact with what I consider one of the most interesting and fun mechanics in the game, that many wouldn't have otherwise. The specifics of what is done for these isn't important, the point is that if there are multiple end goals, it can give people who don't really care about the Dragon potential alternate long-term goals more in line with what they wanted to do (should they want to of course), it can add more incentive to interact with parts of the game that many would have otherwise overlooked, and if these different avenues are far enough divorced from one another, it can extend the playtime of people who just want to complete the game, as they can go for a different ending next.

this video is a bigger waste of time than exploration in the exploration-themed game youre talking about

As a modded player chunkbase is still useful for finding vanilla structure and has helped me get elytra on many occasions.

3:07 hehehe, minceraft

I wanted to find a bastion the other day to try and get the pigstep disc. I went over 10,000 blocks. 10,000 blocks in the Nether is very far.....

Meanwhile I always get Slime chunks where I don't want them. My villager trading hall always has slimes flopping around.

I enjoy the exploration personally. it's one of the most fun parts of the game for me.

i spent literal days of constant exploring to find a single mangrove and cherry blossom tree

my world has such a big corruption in its chunks chunkbase does not work anymore.

Ah the classic "I dont like that other peoples do this and i will force my value on their enjoyment and act as if they cant enjoy it and give reasons for it" Its not that deep.

I think mumbo used the /locate biome command, not chunk base

Tfw the base game is so shit for actually being an engaging game that people go out of the way to develop new tools and modded mechanics for shit that the community desperately desires... or, many players actively rely on what are basically exploits. Infecting and reviving villagers on a mass level to permanently, cheaply access their trades, creating massive farms that just... literally exploit spawning mechanics and shit. And that's normal. Even expected for many of these farms and shit. For 2018, developing and still engaging game. 2024? They've had years to actually revamp and improve progression, immersion, ingame dynamics and utilities, and more. And yet... We still have a fletcher's table that is almost purely decorative, the most effective ancient debris mining method is exploiting the no-sleeping-in-hell mechanic, and they state they don't want to add mobs like sharks because they didn't want to generate an inaccurate perspective on real life animals... and then they added polar bears, who are exceptionally friendly and not even as tall as the player (they are significantly larger and one of the only active man-eating predators on the globe and will calmly try to rip you to shreds). Also squids are still incredibly boring, fishing is still incredibly boring (but they added loot to it but they also nerfed the loot), spawner dungeons are still incredibly boring, horses can't swim? They can totes swim! Mojang is an excellent example of a development studio that has such a capable fanbase that they're probably one of the least inspired and least productive teams working on new Minecraft content. How the fuck do they justify their development when you get like one dude developing Distant Horizons, or Yung singlehandedly making all the monuments not shit AND making an excellent cave rework before Mojang even did it with their hundreds of people, or one dude making shit like Optifine or Mo Creatures or Alex's Mobs. Like how the fuck do they justify spending YEARS to release- Goat Armadillo Axolotl And then there's a mod that adds blob fish, eagles, elephants (god the savanna needs more mobs in vanilla), and way more, in a quarter the development time Mojang is a fat, overinflated development studio that is grossly overpaid for their gross underdelivery. Who even actually unironically pursues archaeology? I grew up on a ranch where we had a couple legit archeological digs that were exploring the artifacts of native american tribes. Here we get some rarely seen slightly different sand that'll give you one gunpowder in a tiny little prefab that... is just boring. There's nothing there. There's nothing interesting. There's no actual reward for the time you put into it. It's not even all that immersive. It's not communicated well. It offers nothing to the average playthrough. Can't wait for Vintage Story to develop further and more; can't wait for Hytale to release; can't wait for Minecraft's monopoly to come to an end so the rich fucks have to actually work for their cash cow.

a compassupdate?

The video is nice but the gameplay is a warcrime

if youre using chunkbase, just use /locate.....problem solved

I think they could fix the chunkbase problem by buffing cartegropher villager and putting maps in villager / treasure chests that say slime map or dripstone cave map or anything that requires us to use chunkbase. This way cartegropher has actual unique trades compared to librarian and has a much better use.

I don't get it when people explore by WALKING. Get a boat or a horse, a map and cartographer table, and make the biggest map you can.

If you don’t enjoy exploring then use chunkbase OR, work on your ability to release tension in your body which is the reason you feel so impatient that you can’t enjoy exploring. The fact that things are hard to find is part of the point of an exploration game. Having to wait makes it more rewarding when you do find something.

I used to use chunkbase a lot but I eventually. but yet again I am one of the few people who doesn't care to much about progressing but more the lines just playing the game. I rarely use it. I figure I find it when I find it and to be honest its more rewarding to find it with out using soft where like that because its still cheating. regardless. if it was just slime chunks maybe not but it tells you where everything is in your world its almost as bad if not worse than Xray.

Pretty spot on video Also as a reminder Minecraft cannot be beaten without at some point just wandering til you find a thing - the nether fortress

Only time i ever (no not used chunkbase. I used /locate command) did something like that is in the nether, because f this, I'm not spending 2 hours trying to navigate it(srl i think the nether landscape could use a rework) to then realize there was a forest just 200 blocks from my portal

*Casually sacrifices lamb to tiny Jens*

🟢🟢🟢 Another new and totally legit way to obtain infinite slime balls: Reproduce dozens of fletcher villagers (and get them to max level selling them sticks) until you get one that sells oozing tipped arrows. Kill the useless ones with lava. Yeah, it can take forever, BUT you'll get other interesting tipped arrows too. Weaving (to get cobwebs). Infestation (not gonna use this one for now). Fire resistance. Invisibility. Poison. Instant health. Jump boost (meh). Night vision. Water breathing. Weakness (to dezombify). I found some frogs near my base, and armed with oozing tipped arrows, I got unlimited frogs and slime balls. 👍

bro just hates walking

7:47 oh yes, an optional set of changes *A large percent of the playerbase will never use* that solves the problem

4:55 tf u mean end ships are easy to find naturally

So last year in my 7 year old world. I decided to make a large scale cactus farm. Since my world is so old, the seed is kinda broken. Id use chunkbase on the current version id play, itd say my spawn was a jungle. Correct. After that, incorrect. Go to the version i started originally at, my spawn is a plains a biome. Which used to be correct. For some reason, my 0,0 is actually 0.5,0.5 and my piglins do not trade gold. Can anyone explain this? Edit: forgot to add the fact that i had to adventure over 80,000 blocks to find a single desert biome.

Can't you find a slime chunk in the f3 menu? Also does /locate work without disabling achievements? Xisuma gave Mumbo the coords... he literally says that in his video.

you are playing an endless survival sandbox and you care about time investment..... play a different game or learn to mod. problem solved.

I saw a suggestion to do something with sniffers, so you could drop at item to them that represents what youre looking for and theyll walk a couple blocks in the direction you need to go for it. then you at least have a direction to travel in. That would make sniffers actually relevant instead of just using them to dig up a booga seed to grow a splonko flower or whatever they do

Bit of History since you don't seem to have been there since BETA but the original intention was a 3d Dwarf Fortress clone with adventure elements that was supposed to start true development in alpha with the inclusion of torches going out over time requiring a lantern upgrade from the nether. 1 Problem, people absolutely hated this concept since the building aspect had managed to overshadow any sort of prospects of a 3d Dwarf Fortress clone which is why Alpha immediately ended into Beta after the nether was added and no new Hostile mobs were added until beta 1.8

vultures being better than yeezus on the tier list is absolutely insane

Minecraft is a game, spend more time exploring means more time being entertained, you use chunkbase if you do not like this part of the game

I just had a 5 hour adventure exploring for hearts of the sea, it was 100% worth not using chunkbase, im not trying to get done fast, im trying to enjoy my time

In all of my survival worlds, I've always made a mine area 3 blocks high at -58 and just mined huge squares. The amount of slimes that spawn down there is ridiculous. I never run out of slime balls, and honestly, it's never been a problem I've had to worry about

Minecraft needs a charting system where you can either craft or trade for directions to biomes

I think your problem is trying to optimize and find everything instead of compromising and picking something more convenient. I want to decorate my castle with gold but at the moment it's hard to find so i settled for copper. Later when i get a surplus of gold I'll replace it or maybe not. Stop optimizing and over thinking and you'll not even notice that you are missing such and such, maybe make it a long term goal and work on projects to eventually reach it. Really this is a you problem that's all I'm getting out of this video

I heard the beginning bit and I had to check the date this was posted

The new potions of oozing are great for counter acting this, all you need is 1 nether wart, 1 gunpowder, 9 slime balls (caves, swamps, trial chambers, wandering traders, pandas, since you only need 9) and a bunch of animals (chickens are really easy with the whole egg thing). Make a splash potion, then go a-murderin' to get 5+ times your investment! (would STILL be nice if they gave you a way to figure out locations of certain biomes/slime chunks :pray:)

also, from my experience, the fastest way to get netherite is not mining, it's going from treasure bastion to treasure bastion using chunkbase, which also save diamonds on upgrades

For your hermit craft intermission I imagine it's a lot like TNT duping, where some are fine with it and others aren't

chunkbase is good program but it shouldnt be needed for standard game features, at least there should be some visual indicator of that chunk like a bit different grass color or an item that glows when inside one or idk

I just copy my world, make the copy a creative/cheats world, and use the /locate command to find whatever I need.