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I’m about to start a tower for my home village. Going to try using trees planted to build off of on the higher levels.

The next time you work on a castle try adding Machicolations to the defensive layout of the wall. Machicolations were a narrow gap between the ramparts and the wall ahead which allowed defending archers to fire directly down at the attackers assaulting the front gate without having to lean over the battlements. Beyond that your layout is absolutely gorgeous

2:29 is exactly what I came for. I wish you had done a tutorial on how you got that wood turret to look so good on top of your tower because I can't find anyone doing this build anywhere else 😭

I know I'm freakin 2 years late but if you turn alternative placement on, you can get those iron wood beams to not clip through the wood pieces if you put them in juuuust the right place. Usually, I'll put a random piece of wood next to where I want to place something so I can aim off of it and clip the object I want to build just far enough in to where it doesn't look funky. After you get that initial piece to line up perfectly, turn alternative placement mode back off and just start snapping more iron beams across the gate. Takes a bit of fanangaling but it works. You might have to start over a few times before you get it to match up perfectly with the ends of the wood walls. Ideally, it will look as if you snapped the iron beams into the walls but they won't be so pushed in as to look all glitchy like that.

I think the same when i build 😂

whats the point of the doors inside the stone walls? does it help with stability?

Would LOVE to see the finished product on this build if you ever completed it. Looks GREAT from what I've seen!

awesome you should check out the megalithic castle build I am doing =)

whell u cheating rigth with fly bye

it would be sick if u made a stone tower and raised the ground in the middle plant a pine a tree there and keep building up 🤔

Lovbe the walkthrough from the main gate. A great repeated theme.

at around 1:20 theres a horrible screech sound 😭

Great video, thanks for sharing

Can you do an updated one with the iron cages in the bridges in the mistlands?

what about iron cage walls vs wood iron beams/poles, same as iron gate?

please revive this! i just started playing again and remembered about this build and had to come find it agian!

Love this. ty for making it

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but I needed to ask, when you were doing the stable, did you ever imagine people using it as lodging for mounted Lox? I could just see a server seed world with multiple cities like this, dotted all over, with Lox as the main form of land transport... Or, Lox stables adjacent to portal hubs and seaports with Lox rentals for traveling adventurer Vikings. I'm also somewhat disappointed you didn't use Underworld (the one about Lucian's origins) as part of your inspiration. Like, a mountain castle for your pet Wolfie's and then an adjacent Black Forest with a number of medieval villages scattered around it.

not a test I would want to do on our server (no dev commands) but glad you tested it

How about cage walls?

Hi BanditBrains, I'm looking forward to the end of the series. How are you when you come back? Regards

I'd recommend the cheat sword for clearing rock and tree.

you can remove drops by clicking "L" on your keyboard

Short note on realism on the keep's open gate: Imagine it had to be closed to the bottom at one point, therefore how much gate had to be where while it's open? Exactly: Above. Increase the height of the gate tower to have some space where the gate can get when pulled up. Love your build and your thoughts from a fellow game / level designer ❤️

Great castle town man, got my sub!

great series! thanks for making it.

Is this possible in survival?

Is this anywhere near possible to do in survival?

These builds are amazing. Nice work!

Oi! I need to see this finished!

you can get higher still. Just do the walls as double and fill the inside with raised ground. You can then start the iron/wood beaming from there and voila.

You could’ve done it 10 times faster if you raised it by clicking on the face of the raised ground you already made. This would basically fill up to that height with one click instead of a dozen

Its so ridiculously cool, hopefully the lag issue will be fixed soon because its painful to see such an awe inspiring build abandoned half way like this.

Reminds me a lot of solitude from skyrim atm

The Thumbnail reminds me of The Settlers Rise of an Empire

My base crumbled since hearth and home how about you?

How about a water mill on a river

another way to get higher with stone is putting the iron gates inisde the walls

Watching your videos has given me ideas on how to make my builds in my own server so much better then what I first thought. Keep it up looking forward to more.

So what you are saying is I should abandon my building of the world trade center?

love the series man! I hope you are good, and coming back soon ❤️

I love your videos your actually really good at commenting please do more builds video

I love this build

any chance I can get the world seed and location?

I guess this build never got finished eh :(

the support beams at 1:35 doesnt contribute to stability at all. You need to build iron poles for stabilizing stone pieces.

if you're going to hide the iron by covering it with stone, you should try to use iron gates instead of iron beams. I think this will allow you to support stone higher.

I realise this is months old but you could fill the inside of the tower with a LAND pillar by raising the ground in the centre , you could then surround that with stone or wood if you want to use the inside area. But I think this will increase your stability range to allow for more stone higher up. I don't build with stone much so I'm not 100% but I think it will work if you have the stone floor of the top section of the tower touching the land pillar.

Can we get an update

I'm at 17 or so 4x2 with iron poles, i think this video might be outdated or 4x2 supports higher limits than 2x1. Will maybe post a video showing my tower when I figure out how high I can actually get it.