Breaking The New Minecraft 1.19 Snapshot
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
- We test EVERYTHING in the new snapshot including the new Warden SONIC BOOM attack!
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Phil really spent an hour trying to get the Warden to hit the dragon with its sonic boom attack using barrier blocks, buttons, and a shulker mount only for the sonic boom to just push the dragon away and not to any damage
Idk what u just said but ok nice
It was fun to watch though. I'm surprised we convinced him to science for us
I am so confused but okay
@@janzalovic4164 on God 💀
i was there lol it was funny
You can never go wrong with spawning ender dragons
never
ever
famouse last words
Wolfy!?
Indeed
I love the idea of people spawning a wither in the city to fight the warden. That’s the equivalent of nuking an archaeological site to steal the treasure.
Heinrich Schliemann moment
indiana jones movie producers: "write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN."
Oak Island
Only to not leave a single scratch lol
@@ultraitor9202 The hate I posses for Heinrich Schliemann is incomprehensible
The warden reminds me of the ghost leviathan from Subnautica. The leviathans in that game are meant to be avoided, not killed. That’s why they have shit tons of health, no loot drops, and can one/two-shot the player. The main tactic for dealing with ghost leviathans is to put your submarine on silent running and try to squeeze by them and hope they don’t notice you. No matter how many times you pass through the area tho, you never fully get used to it because the level of danger never really decreases.
I really love that type of mechanic because it creates this terrifying, helpless, “I shouldn’t be here, I am not the top of the food chain” feeling. Like trying to sneak past a mother bear. The warden gives me that same vibe. Big fan.
Yeah nothing activates my fight or flight response more than hearing a shreiker go off while exploring a cave and hearing the noises of a warden getting closer. Like that is instant fear telling me to run cuz I can't take this.
You are now entering the ecological dead zone
Thats the reason mojang made the warden. Simply to scare and not to kill
@@Speckagejust a quick reminder that you're not _actually_ invincible.
@@myparentsacc i mean that you werent meant to kill the warden
The sonic boom is probably one of the most deadliest things they've added since Mojang gave piglin brutes axes, the Warden now has both close range and semi-far range attacks, Jesus Christ can you believe trying to dig a hole out of the cave on 1 heart and he pulls one of this out on you within a 15-block radius?
when he pulls out his scope
now the only thing it needs is the ability to dig
The Warden: *"MY POWER, IT'S OVER 9000!!!"*
@@siduxjxhdgzhdjxhxuuxxyhgg1079 oh God no
Its deadlier then a piglin brute
Theory: just like how the iron golems were created to protect villagers, the Warden was created to protect the cities and it's people. However due to the mass skulk outbreak and people dying everywhere, the skulks evetually infected the Warden as well. Now since all the people are gone, the Warden wonders around aimlessly with it's new skulk powers and kills anything it deems as threats, dutifully doing it's job as a protecter although the people it's supposed to protect are forever gone.
Why is that sad but it makes sense
It makes sense. Also good username
Send this to MatPat
I cry now
Omg literally during this video I was thinking EXACTLY that. I wonder if it will react to villagers, and if it does, how?
The pure joy of a grown man playing leapfrog with an actual frog just made my day
No because I envy that 😭
28:39 so Phil, the Warden has 500 health and you killed it in 4 hits, so according to my calculations, the sword damaged it by 125 health from 1 hit. there's your explanation for your question.
From 125 to 166 damage, since for all we know the last hit could have been done when the warden was on 1 heart or something.
the sword has sharpness 255 it does like 130 damage
Snapshot: exists
Philza: yep gotta break it
Let’s see how many subs I can get from this comment
Current subs 16353
Trueee
@Don't read profile photo ok
@Don't click profile photo I wasn't planning on it
“so you have chosen death… before even existing, technically”
-Phil, probably, to 1.19
The wool indicates illagers. What a lot of people speculate about illagers is that they saw the ancient race of builders (aka human endermen) and saw them build like portals and stuff, which is why there are wool beds and end portals etc in mansions. Maybe the builders built it, created skulk, and died because of it and therefore spread it. Then afterwards the illagers discovered the ruins. Another popular theory is that illagers tried to be necromancers, which is why we have phantoms and vexes and monsters. Maybe they built the deep dark and created skulk
The necromancing Illagers may also have made vexes, while trying to summon allays
What if the ancient builders created the warden as a way to fend off the wither but then i t was corupted by the shulk
I thought so too, at first before it was revealed to be a redstone room, I thought the central frame would have been turned into a prison for the illusioner.
I've found that pearls are most effective in deep dark cities because they help you escape the warden without making any sound.
Fun fact: The redstone room under the ancient city portal was an idea suggested by Xisumavoid (a Minecraft UA-camr) in a stream with one of the Minecraft devs.
The dragon flinging the warden into the stratosphere wasnt the content I expected, but it was absolutely the content we needed.
The reason why the saplings are in the trees is a real life thing. Mangrove trees incubate there seeds when they are still hanging on the branches. This is because mangrove forests are almost always growing in salt water, which is bad for seeds to grow in.
I really hope that they don't nerf the warden, I want him to stay absurdly strong
"he smol and he poop lamp"
-Phil 2022
Seeing Phil being so happy over frogs is just-
timesstamp 8:56
31:45 Phil FINALLY realizing the deep dark backstory is terrifying, cause it was hidden in plain sight
also, bets on wether the warden killed the inhabitants or is just the "gaurds" that got left behind after all the deaths
I mean, it's called a warden, so surely it was protecting something, either keeping someone out or keeping someone in.
I watched this stream yesterday, I couldn't stop laughing when the dragons did a back flip continously. I think I gained a six pack by the end of the stream lol
same here lmao i cried laughing
@Don't read profile photo that was a lovely little side-quest, thank you (: /gen
nah dude each of my ribs grew a six pack lmao
@@NuclearCollective Pfft- I'm glad to hear I think? Atleast it is for good reasons lol
@@Joodle yeah, i just died of laughter lmao
31:51 - 32:31 this part chilled me to the bone. I literally felt my stomach turn when he said this. Now, all I can think about is how the scientists were secretly experimenting with sculk blocks, and when it got out of hand a bunch of the scientists died. The souls of the scientists merged with the sculk to create the beast we know as the warden. After this, the warden went on a killing spree throughout the city, killing every one last survivor until no one was left, and the only thing that remained was the warden and the citizens’ remains ground into the sculk along with all their experience orbs, bones and flesh. And after the horrible massacre, the warden had the nerve to dig into the ground and hide away until he dares to be awoken years later. Omg the lore! It’s terrifying but so freaking cool in an eerie way…
Now the overworld finally matches the nether and end! The entire end is a fortified area - the entrances buried away, the center barren and isolated so would-be attackers are forced to fight the dragon which itself is endlessly sustained beyond natural deterioration by the crystals, and the cities themselves designed so anyone attempting to enter them must climb the spire first, and the cities are stocked with powerful weapons and equipment. Not a one of those items has been used, but the people are long gone. The nether, similarly, spreads like a plague in its own right, as can be seen by the ruined portals - in its spread it seems to weaken them, eventually destroying them and cutting itself back off, but it overwrites _everything_ in the overworld given the time to do so. Ancient debris is _debris,_ the remains of structures from a civilization before the nether became what it is, the only thing left these tiny pieces now sunk to the bottom through the soft terrain. To say nothing of the existing groups there, be they the crumbling bastions filled with regressed piglins or the unfinished fortresses inhabited only by the undead and scant few leftover blazes, seemingly golems themselves. The abandoned monuments throughout the oceans, immortalized through the protection of the guardians - also ancient golems - and left to be overtaken by the plants and the shifting seafloor. The plague-ridden collapsed villages of the overworld, and the simple temples on the surface buried in jungle foliage or sand dunes. Mines fallen silent and left to collapse, hidden rooms underground where monsters gather, inhabited simple structures dotted only sparsely across the surface. These worlds are nearly empty.
20:09-20:34 MatPat was SO right about the ancient builders! This should be able to confirm it for sure!
I feel like it was confirmed way before like ruined portals, Dungeons, mine shaft
I remember frantically typing "Try Wool!" to build a barrier between you and the wardens sound blast, because wool blocks sound right??? The progression of shock and dispair when nothing worked was truly something else. So many Hardcore worlds are gonna get yeeted into the void...o7
What is o7? A new form of “F”? Does someone care to give context? I have a strange suspicion that it is blatantly obvious and I am just oblivious😅 Hopefully it is an inside joke or something…
@@GodsTriggerFinger o7 is a salute as when you type it it looks like there is a man saluting (that's what i think it is)
@@grain_o_salt thank you! i can totally see that omg
@Don't click profile photo i wont
@@GodsTriggerFinger their comment was removed, o7
Phil should keep the recovery compass as a reminder that because it’s spinning, that means he hasn’t died yet.
I think he will know when he dies no matter what 😂
Might be hard to get considering it only generates in deep dark citys, which Phil should NOT go into at any point LOL
@@DigitalDipper true, the ancient citys are a fucking hardcore World ender, the warden oneshots you with freaking netherite and Now he can actually fight back when you go up
Mid idea
@@DigitalDipper lmao imagine living without ever taking risks, what a boring life
It took four hits from the God Sword for the Warden to die, while it took one hit for the Wither (though keep in mind the Wither was at half health).
I love how Phil can look like he’d be really tough, but then you watch this and he’s sitting here admiring frogs and telling them how cute they are. I have literally never been happier
Honestly? The best way to kill the Warden (for whatever reason you would) is teamwork. Have like 3 people throw Snowballs to distract it, jump around near Skulk Sensors, just confuse it as much as you can. Then one more person can keep doing damage while the Warden is confused.
Edit: for anyone who has watched How to Train Your Dragon, the first film, remember the scene where they made as much noise as possible to confuse it? pretty much that.
That's the thing tho when he takes damage he attacks whoever attacked him
but thats not how it works, he has agro, if one gets him attacking on it he wont change agro until the person dies or gets far enough
Every dragon has blind spot
Except the warden, who is completely blind, and does not rely on sight.
-Sun Tzu, How to Train Your Dragon
I'm pretty sure after 3 projectiles shot from the same location, they made warden be able to triangulate your location and come after u
And have one guy just loot all the chests as well while all that is going on lol
i can already see Matpat looking at the allay, seeing it's head looks like Steve's, and saying something like "it's the souls of the ancient builders who still wanted to help" or something
I can see him writing your comment down
They definitely had lore in mind when making the redstone inside the stone structures, but it's probably more of a way for casual players to learn how redstone works and what it does. Besides from small things that activate other small things in structures, there's currently no way for casual players to find out what the DARN a repeater does without looking it up.
tbf i don't think casuals are gonna stroll by ancient cities without a rudimentary understanding of redstone lol
When Phil was explaining the ‘Lore’ of how the Warden and how it become corrupted something popped up in my head, a theory.
Theory:
Maybe how Phil said the experiment went wrong is maybe the scientists or the people who lived down there BECAME the Wardens, they were corrupted with their own virus that it took over and spread like how it is shown in game and the people who were there became and spread throughout MC as Wardens, which is why they are so strong.
Phil needs to utilize wool more. The warden only does the sonic boom when it knows where you are. Wool blocks skulk signals. If you travel by placing wool at your feet, sneaking, and staying away, you should be able to get away.
That's true?? Oh wow might be scary things to do in my life, but i will do it!!...... I think T T
considering how the other new stuff interacts with wool im wondering if wool has a different interaction as other blocks with the sonic boom attack
oooooooh thats why there's a lot of wool flooring around different parts of the ancient city
but you cant place it on sculk blocks
@@sethost2548 and also why that wool structure exists
31:49 now that actually gave me some chills when you said that. I absolutely forgot that the skulk spreads when someone dies. That is some dark lore for such a game that is meant for mining and crafting lol.
Rated E for everyone! :D
its so sad
Wait...NOOO! 😱😟
@@snakeplayz1500 well tell that to the Other lore stories like the Wither, the music disks, the endermen, the illagers,
et-fricking-c.
Warden lore in this video
12:43 that’s why I voted for alley they are so cute and they are very good for farms
Now, here's the question. Did us, the player, come from the Deep dark? Did we have a case of amnesia when we woke up on our spawn points?
I wonder if down the line, they'll add reminents of this skulk in abandoned villages or if they'll remain cases of where zombifaction took over.
looooooooooooooooooooreeeeeee
31:09
my theory: people were hiding from the warden under wool (which is apparently sound proof) and set a camp and most probably died there...
or its just wool blocks to be change to deepslate blocks
i think they just use wool blocks then paint them as deepslate
@@Hoo_Dini Sculk sensors can't actually hear you when you place, walk on, or break wool. So the ancient builders used it to stay hidden from the sensors and shriekers
@@Hoo_Dini dude you are an invalid
The ancient builders were hiding from the warden or they created the warden and the warden killed the ancient builders it was just a failed experiment on the warden or they failed making a iron golem to protect the underground
@@goodbyetechnoblade6367 As scary as the Deep Dark is, I am loving the lore =D
The Warden can sniff/detect through 20 blocks away which is also the farthest reach of the sonic boom. So if you are as far or beyond 20 blocks you're safe from it's reach but not from the Warden's AI.
nerf the warden
he’s too op
@@lekirbgames1644 that's by design
@@V972 elaborate
@@lekirbgames1644 The warden is supposed to be op to make it so the challenge in the deep dark is to locate all screamers and destroy them whilst avoiding wardens, not trying to fight them, and to design the warden so that players actually avoid them and not just rampage through the deep dark, they have to make wardens op
@@lekirbgames1644 Warden is not a boss you challenge and farm (which is why it doesn't drop anything). It's a force of nature-like disaster that is meant to be avoided at all costs.
That's what dev's are saying anyway, I'm inclined to believe them.
i think that this new biome is lore wise attached to the lush caves.
this biome has moss, and the lush caves is just straight up moss.
Phil’s fascination by the frogs gives me life
I love how the Warden was already insanely OP that our only defense against him was towering up which ultimately rendered him useless despite all his strengths. But now that he has something to counter that he’s just insanely overpowered now.
I kinda like it. It forces you to absolutely avoid him
Yea, you have to avoid him. He’s made to be an unstoppable force you MUST avoid.
the warden is officially a dark souls boss
@@CountryTunic524 True lmao
@@CountryTunic524 in the newest update it ignores your defense 😂
Many people act surprised about the abilities of the sonic boom. They act as if it’s a form of matter, a physical object.
In reality it’s a deadly sounds that quite litterly pierces your ear drums which is why netherite doesn’t do anything.
The shield block would nullify the sound btw. Try pressing a speaker to a 10cm fat block of wood.
THANK you! Seeing a lot of ppl who don't know how sound waves work
to be fair, sound irl _is_ physical and can do physical damage to more than just your ears
@@zmitter4844 for example, the sound shockwaves is one of the first things to be scared of with a nuke. It can break bones from around 1km away
@@PhantomGato-v- though if it is a nuke if you are within a km all your bones breaking wouldn't be the issue as you would turn into ash first.
@@samuelmacdonough8746 indeed. However, just pointing It out. The soundwaves can shatter glass up to 100km tho, still dangerous.
Philza: "Finally, we have red wood."
Crimson Wood: "Excuse me?"
6:01 Philza: *spawns a bunch of slimes*
Also Philza: *becomes a slime*
I’m surprised he didn’t notice that when the Warden does his sonic boom attack, the ribs open up so the boom has room to attack
It does WHAT
38:19 found a great angle to see it happening
Holy shit that's so cool!
@@VictoriaWalker8 holy shit that’s cool!
Oh that's really cool
Maybe a well aimed arrow to that open chest could deal more damage or stop the attack.
The Warden makes a really similar noise to Enderman while attacking. I wonder if they have some sort of connection in the MC lore
@@jailamakes Hmmm I feal like I heard smt like that somewhere on a certain theorist channel
Well, its color pattern is similar to the frame of an End portal, and when it was first introduced that spot on its chest looked like an End portal. All that combined with an apparent aversion to water makes me think you're right. But now the chest pattern looks like the faces on soul sand, and it's immune to lava (although that might just be a bug). I wonder if the 'experiment gone wrong' was someone trying to fuse together elements of the End and the Nether, resulting in the Warden?
SOMEONE DIRECT MATPAT TO THIS!
With the new update out, here is how i think the game's lore and story goes, based on a "game theory" i saw
Chapter 1: rise of builders
There was once a whole society of ancient builders, living peacefully and constructing different structures throughout the minecraft world, during a mining expedition, they discover 2 portals underground, interested with where these portals go, some of them decide to build a research facility surrounding the small circular portal, and since the other one is a very big rectangle, they just decide to build a city around it, while the others remained on the surface, fearing the probable dangers that await them through the portals
Chapter 2: betrayal in the underworld
One day, the builders hit a roadblock in their research, on how to actually activate the portals, so they decide to focus on 2 small experiments, one for an artifical portal to the underworld, and the other on a golem guard, both experiments were successful, they start to visit the underworld, taking the golem guard, now called the warden, with them, while there, they meet another society of friendly pig people, who are also builders, holding one of the very ingredients they need for one of the portals, enderpearls, but its ok, they were provided easily with the pearls, through gold trading, and they also found the other ingredient for the end portal, blaze rods, from blazes that are captured in a fortress, along with skeletons that the pig people enslaved, and were also traded by the pig people with gold, but when some of the builders found out that the superior pig people are using the gold on weapons that will be used to betray them later, they decide to steal most of the gold, causing the pig people to turn on them, chasing them leaving their fortress unguarded and the captured blazes and enslaved skeletons taking over the fortress
Chapter 3: a civil war
After barely escaping the enraged society, a conflict begun between the builders, one side is upset that the other had betrayed their potential allies, while the other was explaining that they saw everything, but in the end, the traitors were outnumbered, became prisoners, and were guarded by the warden, while the rest continued on their research, and finaly manage to get one of the portals working.
Chapter 4: the masacre
While preparing for their journey into the portal, the builders find out that the traitors have escaped, while they worry about what the escapees are going to say to the ones above the surface, the warden took the escape personally, breaking down over failing to stop the escape, and rampaged throughout the facility, killing several of the builders in the process, forcing the remaining ones to jump into the portal for safety, only finding a worse fate on the other side, never to be seen again, all this while the escapees witnessed it all through their tunnel.
Chapter 5: aftermath
The only survivors were the escaped prisoners, and after witnessing the dreadful incident through their escape tunnel, went back up into the surface, and lived their lives under new identities, blending in with the remaining citizens of their society, and vowing to never speak of the horror they just witnessed on that very day, and a lot has happened since their time underground, a group of builders were banished because of their dangerous experiements with magic, and another group was also exiled, due to illegal use of dangerous weapons, as for the warden, it wanders around the cold darkness of a now destroyed underground city and stronghold, forever distraught over and haunted by its failure to keep the prisoners, and the builders who went through the portal, no one knows what became of them, death, or something worse, and for what was on the "otherside" of that portal, no one knows, and no one defenitely wants to find out. What was once a simple experiment to travel through other worlds, turned into a great tragedy that will forever stick to the minds of its survivors.
Did i really just tell a big and complicated story on a philza video? Heck yeah i did.
Edit: i feel really weird reading this after watching the new minecraft lore theories by matpat
No theory about the builders is ever close to being correct. The ancient builders is not the cause of the sculk. It would make sense if the sculk was only found at ancient cities, but the sculk lies even under mountains that do not have ancient cities nearby. Massive amounts of sculk, like a massacre too. You can't tell us that builders have been hiding under multiple mountains with no ancient cities to run from. And that won't explain as to what the sculk is also doing there, even if they were hiding under every single mountain there is.
I myself have no theory on the warden, since the sculk not being near ancient cities exists. We should look at the mountains, and figure out how the sculk managed to spread all the way there without including the builders
Wouldn't it be cool if they added an update where you kill the ender dragon and you get its skin or scales and turned it into armor that protects you from the sonic boom, maybe you'd be able to find some in end city chests
i honestly love the warden's features it makes you more afraid of it and follows what mojang wants you to do. youre not SUPPOSED to kill it. not unless youre forced to do it to no avail. youre supposed to sneak around the deep dark !!! not brute force it like what you usually do in bastions or fortresses or woodland mansions or any kind of structure known in minecraft! you need to stealth your way out of it and if you dont, death upon you
edit: ALSO dude that mc lore philza theorized was actually so cool i hope mojang goes through with it !!!!
Diven what the Catalyst does, how it's spread around the place, and how much sculk there is, I'm pretty sure that's what their implying
i'm still gonna build a warden farm tho
@@ekaterinamerabishvili9436 why
@@wires-sl7gs matpat gonna have to make another lore vid
@@skullguy4863 the warden probs drops ALOT of xp given its a half-boss of some sort, but im not rlly sure
The deep dark update just keeps looking more and more like a well made mod.
its almost as if one of the mojang devs is a mod dev
@@Rafelandroid2 *which totally isn't true haha...*
it is
@Arush Shukla Wow its almost as if you dont understand the joke
Those long hallways in the city remind me of Roguelike Dungeons
It's because it's unfamiliar. Every single update someone says this. "Wow new nether looks like mod" "Wow bla bla new update looks like mod" Can you just stop?
Little tip: If the Warden receives two projectile vibrations within 5 seconds of one another, it will grow angrier at the shooter, so you need to time your shots properly in order to efficiently distract it. Also, Kingbdogz is planning on making the sonic boom a magic attack, meaning it’ll go through shields.
The boat chest is so useful think about it you can carry beds in that chest on you're way to the strong hood maybe if you're wings are damaged you can use that if you're main base is full and it's by a river you can make a water export centre by a suger cane farm
I feel like they should make a joke achievement for crafting / finding the recovery compass in hardcore mode
"Ph1lzA has made the advancement [You're an idiot]"
It should be named : "What’s this for?"
36:46 "I must go. My people need me."
The warden went ra-do-foos 23:03
bedrock warden glows like the skulks in Java, plus the night vision and darkness effect looks dope in it
One of my Warden theories is that the souls in its chest is where the souls end up after they are taken and used by the Sculk Catalyst.
The Catalyst effectively steals souls from anything that dies in its range, maybe ALL of those souls end up getting fed into the Warden after they’re used to spread more sculk.
Maybe at one point the Catalyst took so many souls(presumably from the event that killed all the city’s inhabitants) and ended up creating its own unique entity: The Warden. Maybe it kills indiscriminately because it’s sole purpose from conception is to spread sculk however it can.
The Warden is the Soul landfill so to speak. After the Catalyst takes the souls and uses them to spread its corrupting influence further, the remaining “product” is sent to the Warden where it just sits there forever. The Warden is called “The Warden” probably because it keeps those souls trapped in its body after being used. Like a prison warden keeps all the inmates in the jail. It’s basically the exact same thing.
TLDR: The Warden is the Sculk’s natural way of keeping the used souls from escaping after spreading and corrupting.
Duuuude this is epicc
Bru
And he looks like axolotls in a way
The theory of the ghost town makes a lot of sense when you think about how the warden has souls in its chest! It is called the warden maybe it’s keeping the souls contained?
maybe it holds the people who created the shulk
Sounds similar to the story of fullmetal alchemist : brotherhood.
Nice one though 👍👍
The philosopher stone myth maybe?
He is protecting the ancient city
@@ItzRealSteveYT created for protecting the ancients ones deep underground?
I Love to watch phil for this reason
He actually is appreciating what minecraft gave us and dident crib about just getting a little
32:17... The part about it spreading through the death of the civilians...
Yet you realize
It spread upwards into the tunnels towards the surface.
Which means something killed them during their escape.
Imagine if the warden could climb walls and stuff, like you start towering up, he gets mad, THEN JUST STARTS SCALING YOUR TOWER CLIMBING UP IT LIKE A BEAR TO GET TO YOU.
DONT GIVE MOJANG MORE IDEAS
no please no....
How cool! I too wish to experience fear beyond what the feeble human mind can imagine!
Ph1lza's lore theory actually makes alot of sense (except the fact that they live in massive caves)
it looks like they were experimenting with wireless redstone and the catalyst block, but something went wrong and summoned the warden, which caused the civilians to die, thus spreading so much skulk blocks
and also, why would they have a portal like struture built?
@@sora_in_the_sky maybe they were using YeH wireless redefine and catalyst in an attempt to unlock a new dimension, hence the portal structure, but it went wrong and instead of making them a gateway to the wardens dimension, it pulled the warden out.
@@jadebeason7552 i had the same thought too, beca the warden does not look like anything natural
@@sora_in_the_sky maybe in a future update, there will be a way to actually open the portal, and unlock another dimension, maybe a corrupted version of the over-world, with a way to actually fight the warden, or at least make them non hostile
and as a bonus, any unfortunate victim, like a bat or a zombie, that falls into the city and die will continue the spread.
which means that centuries later, this plague will grow to the overworld, then it will have more hosts to feed.
17:30 It may be useless for hardcore players but it sure does looking super fucking cool
I love how wholesome and happy Phil is! Watching his videos makes my day better!
30:27 If you summon just 4 golems a the same time, they can kill the Warden together.
Maybe I don't know
The iron golem can't even knockback combo that warden
Possible lore idea: Scientists were experimenting with redstone when they found/created the strange fungal-like skulk. They then began experiments with skulk, but went too far and turned themselves into Wardens, which then massacred the rest of the city and spread the skulk for miles. They now lie dormant beneath the once-great cities, waiting for their next victim to continue the spread of the invasive fungus however they can.
Perhaps, the skulk was a desease, which turned scientist into wardens the same way the viruses turn people into zombies in films.
@@korzhick5983 Sort of like what happens in the Resident Evil games… 🤔
Yeah that's what I was thinking! They might have came across some skulk or maybe created or summoned it from somewhere, and the fungi mutated and was able to pass onto their race and the disease turned them into wardens, which killed more people and spread the skulk. I'm thinking maybe the skulk has something to do with the end? Mostly because it very vaguely reminds me of enderman but who knows.
Let's get Matt Pat here
Am I the only one seeing that this is literally a lab from Venom
Philza legit being a game theorists
Not just the people from the ancient city dieing, but it could also be that over the years the wardens would just randomly spawn due to the other mobs or other people that came there to defeat it/went exploring and stumbled upon it.
For anyone who wants to know, it takes over an inventory of harming two splash potions to kill the warden.
Isnt it considered an undead mob so its healing 2 splash potions?
@@TheOne257 Nope. Harming potions do damage. Health potions heal it.
it's not worth killing the warden anyways. making your escape easier is way better
@@Rafelandroid2 The devs intended for you to say those exact words. But I will not bow down to the Warden. I will fight it, I will defeat it, and it's gonna be worth it.
@@Johannesburgus I would just nuke it.
The Deep Dark cities lore has to be the spookiest thing in Minecraft now. and btw the Warden has 150 more hearts than the Dragon, thanks Mojang for ramping the difficulty with each update :)
This. People are complaint both that the game has gotten too easy and gotten too difficult. It is both. The game is expanding.
Bruh i've gotten off minecraft(java) for 5 months because of school, what happened.
@@saripahhusnida5806 Big monster in big abandoned city with big loot
What lore has been given? It's just all theories.
@@KeitieKalopsia big blind
Just seeing him with full prot 4 netherite not dying from the sonic boom in oneshot and shields can block em just relieved me
26:16 How to loose a friend forever.
There's sculk on the ceiling.
Theoretically, a Warden must of spawned, grabbed a civilian and smashed/threw their body into the ceiling, brutally killing them on impact.
The fact that the skulk goes up so high means that either a TRUCKLOAD of people died or they were slaughtered while running away, their corpses hitting the ground just as they thought they'd reached safety.
Okay calm down man LMAO
@@justmike8872 deep dark more like a dark deep story
Thing is, sculk can spread, so it definitely could've been the massacre of thousands leading to the sculk diverting to the ceilibg
@@lookingaround3969 While that is completely true, sculk can sometimes generate in patches just by itself with completely no connection to the floor.
Because we're all just speculating about lore now, and i'm also going off of the Game Theory theories, the scientists from the woodland mansion needed a safer place to stay after the wither got released, so instead of migrating to a stronghold they built their own hideouts underground, the Ancient Cities. They didn't stop experimenting and one day, one of them found a rather strange looking plant in one of the nearby caves. They soon found out that the plant has some connection to life and death, so they started investigating on the possibilities of reincarnation. That's when they created the Warden, a horrifying beast created with the dead souls of fellow comrades in his chest, and solely made out of the plant they called Sculk. But instead of keeping their underground town safe from the wither, the Wardens turned on the people eventually, leaving them slaughtered, defenseless against their own creation...
"I want an UNGODLY amount of these blocks"
This the most epic thing Philza ever said
imagine how many people joined the stream when you died to the warden they would’ve freaked out
PHILLLLL!! You give me so much serotonin!! I have struggled with depression for a long time and often felt like there was no joy for me then YOU POPPED IN MY LIFE and my depression got significantly less! No joke! You give me so much joy!! I FREAKING LOVE YOU, DADZA! ❤️❤️
Philza instantly goes to break the new snap shot lmao love it
@Don't read profile photo no
@@firebolt1104 giga Chad spotted
Ngl I really like the Warden since he's so OP and only drops 3 xp. It's not worth killing him, so you have to rely on sneaking and hiding in order to loot. Gives a whole new feel to Minecraft that's not the normal hit it until it dies approach we're used to, and I love it.
Minecraft is horror game now
@@Rafelandroid2 it always was, The horror aspect just died down due to everyone getting used to the twists and nights. Have you heard all the horror stories of peoples panic reactions to the first nights? Or just their first experiences in general. This update is bringing back that panic tenfold; and I for one, love it.
35:38 Me when scared of spider, but still want to scare it away by clapping :
THEORY TIME: Portal in the Deep Cities will have a different type of dragon/mob contained that CAN enter the overworld. That's why the warden can't scratch the dragon.
Players fighting Warden before: just build up
Players fighting Warden now: *P A N I C*
Now imagine if it crawled on walls-
@@null360 DONT GIVE MOJANG MORE IDEAS
Make it immune to water slowing
Phil just a quick reminder that in hardcore armour toughness is nerfed meaning that he would 2 shot u not 3 shot
Toughness is how much damage your armour CAN accumulate, in which way the armour is damaged that can be determined from the value of toughness, not the armour value points itself.
In other words, the armour can be damaged more easily that it is more susceptible to breaking quicker. Think of armour durability as the armours lifespan, the more the armour takes damage, the shorter the lifespan.
Phil can still get 3 shotted regardless if hardcore mode nerfs armour roughness.
The easiest way I found to kill the warden is a power five punch two bow spam with protection four and chugging enchanted golden apples with instant damage two arrows
the problem with everyone dying from the warden is the wool blocks, because wool blocks arent used as floor anywhere else in the game besides the villagers small rugs, so whoever made the cities was either aware that they had to be quiet or those who survived the initial infection somehow started covering stuff with wool
The lore though your Theory is honestly really good and actually makes alot of sense since the thing in the middle does look like a portal and how unnatural the sculck looks it could be true
the skulk also reminds me of ender pearls with their coloring so maybe the warden and skulk have some connection to the end
@@mrjackel3102 actually the sculk blocks kinda also kinda look like the end portals so it could explain how the end portal was made
The redstone room was inspired by xisuma, really cool that they added it, gives hints to more casual players on how redstone works.
it was?
lol as if casual players are gonna willingly go to the ancient cities
@@Skyymon xisuma is friends with like all of the mc devs lmao
@@kelpdock8913 oh ok cool
@@kelpdock8913 Yo wait that's cool lol
37:33
I almost died from there-
37:02
The Dragon Crusade
You know Matt Patt is going to have a helluva a time breaking this lore down
Poor man just finished Minecraft lore and 2 months later they dropped potential new dimension☠️
I appreciate Phil's dedication to breaking every single snapshot that he's played
30:50 what if you summon a single iron golem but you keep reparing it? It should be a way to kill the warden easily
Goodluck not getting punched goodnight by the warden lol, im pretty sure it targets players
At 6:32 you can witness a slime climb up a vine
I think the scariest part is the fact he had pathfinding around water so it can hit you
I love how enamored with Minecraft creatures Phil is. He gets so much joy from them and its wonderful
I cant wait for everything to be added into bedrock. The fact that Phil finds everything cute is very endearing
Philza: I wonder why we don't see leaves on ruined portals?
Leaves: Immediately combusts
Philza: Oh
31:53 Can’t wait for Matpat to get his hands on this oh boy
I’m mean, the structures alone tell a lot. The wooden waypoint look like mini illager towers (to me at least), and the wool is reminiscent of the wool builds in woodland mansions
honestly the redstone experiments scare me kinda. like imagine IRL, humans find remnants of a Roman town for example. and what do they find? a working electrical circuit.
Someone should send this to Mat just for this part of the video. Thank you fir making the comment.
Matpat is cringe. However, he sadly has some validity due to there being actual lore.
Which sucks lol.
@@Crispifordthe3rd515 you're cringe you hater
@@Crispifordthe3rd515 cringe?
He's one of the only people who puts in the time, does a ton of research, comes up with a good theory which has the least amount of plot holes/problems. And overall makes an interesting video out of it.
I imagine the cringe part for you would be the energy and jokes, the personality.
but these factors are way better than some 10 minute monotone speech or a word document.
either way its your opinion, you don't have to change it. But many people would disagree
Might not be much but I wanna add into Phil’s lore/theory of the City
The men in the white and navy coats came out of their “lab” as they called it. They soon called everyone to the center of the small city, and explained they’re creating a being to keep everything in line. To protect our city, and the people in it. The men called it “The Warden”. The people were split by this. Some encouraged it, thinking it would be good. Others.. thought only bad could come of it. I wasn’t decided. I personally didn’t trust the white and navy clad people. The rest of the citizens did, or at least claimed they did, so I went with it. Days later, the city gets a glimpse of this “Warden”. It’s an ugly beast, yet methodical looking. It was dark navy, gray and few other dark colors to match with the city and cave walls. It also had a gaping mouth, its eyes unseeing, but it’s nose and hearing made up for that. It was terrifying. I watched as a group of rowdy teens were confronted by it when they vandalized a shop. It lifted one kid with ease, the kids buddies thought they could over power it.. the Warden beat them each a new one, though not enough to cause major damage to anything. That why they names it The Warden.. it’s like a monster version of a sheriff.
The whole reason we came to the caves was to get away from brutes as bad as the Warden called pillagers, yet here we are. With one thing as tough as an army, if not more. We called our city the Deep City, far underground away from the surface, and sky. I hear elders talk of the sky, how lovely it was. We’ll never see it again.
Dark. Pitch black. Screams. The *smell* a day ago, a substance, navy in color with little speckles like stars, appeared. We were told not to worry, but it continued to grow. Slowly at first, but then a small child decided to touch it. It stuck to him. He cried at first, not liking the feel of it. The “scientists” looked worried for a moment before rushing back in their lab and locking the doors. The kid started feeling ill within an hour. He fell dead within 2. After him, the substance spread more quickly. Climbing the walls, streets, lights. It killed the lights. Our city was dying and turning dark. Screams can be heard throughout the city as more came in contact with it. Then the Warden appeared. He walked over the substance without a care. It’s chest and mouth glowed now. It dragged the substance with its feet to spread it, on purpose or not, it didn’t matter. If the warden heard a sound, it attacked whatever made it, even if it was the people it was supposed to protect. The more people died, the more the stuff grew. I went willingly. I knew I’d die eventually. Why not go willingly? I can simply only pray, to whatever will listen, that this *stuff* is stopped here. That it won’t leave our city. Our forgotten City. The Deep Dark City.
Hhhh I’m sorry this is so long ;-; if you actually took time to read this junk thanks. After the first few lines it was probably boring, but at least I can use it for my own purposes if nothing else..
dude that's actually really good man gj
Ah, thank you!
Underrated
31:12 it’s kinda sad knowing that that was a meeting spot, a social spot. Ans they had to cover it in wool to be able to speak to each other.
I just wanna say thanks for the idea of the 3d wall effects with the mangrove trapdoor Philza. I used sculk instead of the nether wood to make a twinkling star effect on my walls and ceiling… it is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen! 🤩
You don't need to die with a recovery compass. It will lead you there even if you craft it after dying.
Going along with the ghost city thing, what if the warden is basically all the vengeful spirits of the city coming together to guard it and preserve it which is why they continue to respawn because you can’t kill what’s already dead?
I wonder if the sonic boom would go through reinforced deepslate, as currently (as i know of) reinforced deepslate has no real purpose in the game other than being in the "portal frame" which imply that it would have some other purpose.
I think Philza has some of the coolest videos ever. He just gets so excited and happy over the smallest things and that gives me renewed faith in humanity. I don't see much of that anywhere anymore, so keep being you Dadza. You're awesome man! 😎😎😁😁