The REAL Way To Find Diamonds In Minecraft 1.20
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- Опубліковано 5 гру 2021
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Let's be honest. Even if you have a crap ton of diamonds it's still fun to find diamonds
Seconded, lol
yep
If this man was a language he would be straight facts
I feel this comment applies equally to Minecraft and real life.
No matter what, it is always a great feeling to find diamonds
The big issue with caving is that it’s substantially more dangerous. Early game or hardcore, branch mining is still your best chance of finding diamonds AND living long enough to use them.
True but once you got endgame enchanted gear and totems and stuff it’s not bad, I am on a streak of not dying for about six months
I ran down there with iron armor and stone tools and blasted the doom soundtrack as I killed everything down there.
It was risky, but fun.
@@MK-gb7ht thx, I'll do that sometime
THANK YOU. I've started on a hardcore world and quickly realized that at least for now, deep caving is a no-go
As soon as you get a full set of enchanted (even if the enchantments aren't that great) diamond, the cave method becomes pretty trivial to do. In fact, full iron with enchants also works fine for the late early game.
About 2 hours worth of cave exploring with night vision potions and fortune 3 pickaxe gave me about 42 diamonds, but strip mining at -54 gave me about 34 diamonds in half that time
Yeah -54 is literally the perfect level
Maybe i am unlucky with caves but i have the opposite experience in 2 different new worlds
I strip mined at y -58 in a savanna biome (this is important) with a fortune 3 eff V pickaxe and got 75 diamonds in about 15 minutes
@@nonsfearme5474 did you have a netherite?
@@nonsfearme5474 why is the importance of the biome?
The devs have said(at least I think have said) that reduced air exposure does not effect water, so water mining is better than open air caves at least to a certain extent
I don't know if they said it but it at least was factually true.
Might not have been intentional though so I have no idea if it was fixed.
At the really low depths you'd have to go lava mining.
Yep this is how I found all my lapis
@@NedJeffery *tips hat*
plus seeing in water in bedrock is easiier for some reason
I do really like how they've added multiple strategies to mining.
ibytoycat still hasnt got the strategie of holding a torch so people watching can see what the hell he is doing
He doesn’t have any resource and behavior packs to enable that functionality. In vanilla Mc, holding a torch does absolutely nothing. You need Optifine or a behavior pack
@@SuperLifestream ok boomer
@Swedish Ghostface they do look in aquafers
@Swedish Ghostface also it does because who cares abput reduced air exposure exept boomers just take a look
oh you care ok boomer
i like how one of the little loading screen tips still say “need diamonds? try mining at y level 11”
I always use Silk touch when I go mining. Then use Fortune back at base. That way I don't have my inventory full of lose ores. And little more organized.
It's much more efficient to craft minerals and raw metals into blocks
@@naverilllang true
@@naverilllang Came to say exactly that lol. Just carry a craft table which you always should anyway
Why not carry the fortune pick axe with you instead of placing the ore after you've already mined it.
@@crazy4rc Inventory space. Fortune will fill it up way faster.
My special thing - the weird thing I like doing in Minecraft - is stripping mineshafts of all the resources. Almost even taking all the wood (but only the wood that I need to make new tools and smelt ores while I’m stripping the mineshaft.)
I love getting lost in the mineshafts and finding how they’re all connected.
I tried doing that in the beginning but after having way too much stuff to hold and getting hopelessly lost I quit doing that pretty soon...
My special thing are greenhouses and gardens. My main base is basically a big habitable botanical garden.
what about the spider webs
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@@Thetalinshow yup! I use shears to take them down so I can get more string.
@@sizanogreen9900 you probably like lush shafts
@@timohara7717 They are fine, but really I don't explore that much. Only enough to gather supplies or find a new good place to build, then I simply build there. I have one nice comfy house in a lush cave but that is it. After 1.18 I am mostly building in and enhancing a mountain range so far.
i don’t mind that mining takes a long time, so honestly i just use cheap iron (or sometimes even stone) pickaxes for base mining and mine the ores with a good pickaxe. i mine while listening to music or someone else’s stream and it’s just my chill out and zen time. anyways, my mining is incredibly scuffed because i like it that way.
Exactly. Usually by the time I need diamonds, I have a TON of iron. That means it hurts less to use up my iron to get that reward of diamonds. It's easy to zone out and strip mine, especially when watching UA-cam in the background. I often watch Toycat's livestreams while playing Minecraft because I feel like it gets me into the flow of it
I've always felt that exploring caves for ores was so much more fun that just branch mining. I never really minded branch mining as a way to get a lot of blocks and ores, but it's not really something that I would consider "fun". I'm looking forward to exploring the 1.18 caves, and if I'm rewarded by finding Diamonds then that is just a cherry on top. It's not like I really need any Diamonds at this point. I think that the way that they have it makes sense for new players that need to find Diamonds for their first Diamond Pickaxe, to fill out a Diamond Armor set, or to upgrade the remainder of their tools. I find it kinda weird that a bunch of Minecraft UA-camrs are saying that it's "too easy" to find Diamonds in 1.18 as they are already geared up.
I didnt need iron armor I just skipled that straight to full diamond armor. Diamonds are easier to get. Also imagine this full diamond under an hour on a random seed. Yep.
I dont think it's too easy because no one seems to be considering multiplayer, yes me and my bf made a full diamond armour set in 45 mins.. but could we find enough for a second set before he does something dumb and loses half the first one? i wish, oh my god I WISH
i liked just going for idk 3 hours in a random direction mining in minecraft while just listening to music/podcasts, it was just something to look at while im thinking about what im hearing or vibing with the music
Lol i have the exact same opinion
It’s like they finally put the ‘Mine’ in Minecraft. It just means more time left for exploration and crafting
One of my favorite things to do in a new survival world is to find a large deep going cave and set up an auxiliary base and scaffolding and setting up extensive ladders
My instinct tells me to make every cave or any geographically covert areas into a base
Although you're hypothesis is actually incorrect, the diamond experiment did show me the actual best way to find diamonds: underwater caves. The amount of diamonds you mined just in the water was more than all the other diamonds you mined before them
That method is great if you have an elytra for getting around but if you’re on foot that’s going to take 10x longer just dealing with terrain also how are you coving that much area and not seeing hostile mobs the first cave I came across every 4 seconds I was fighting for my life
I mined at like -57 and found diamonds so much faster than I did when I explored caves
Diamonds are not only easy to miss in dark caves but also, as you said, can generate even alone since they are cut off by the cave and ive gotten pretty unlucky
I found so many more by mining the classic way at -57
They can also generate alone when they’re not in caves
My luck is also terrible lol, but it’s terrible either way
Agreed
Same
Just get some golden carrots to make noghtvision potions
I love exploring new caves, but I kinda miss when there was a method to finding diamonds like the lapis trick
Tunneling: peaceful, few mobs, guaranteed yield, more sustainable, more efficient use of space, hard to get lost.
Caving: full of mobs, inconsistent yield, motivationally exhausting, inefficient (leaves lots of overlooked ore), constantly lost.
You decide what sounds more fun.
Tunneling is boring. Exploration is fun.
@@hansdomke89 I think it’s a phase of life. When young, everything is brand new and exciting. I still remember finding my first endless Minecraft cave. I established a base camp and went raiding into the dark with my doggo protector, lighting it up, and mapping it out. I still remember its tunnels and multiple entrances. And after 6 months, I had not found the bottom. The constant exploration tired me out the rest of the day and sucked time. And all I got was 10 diamonds after 6 months.
Then, I tried tunneling. Not only was I filling boxes of diamonds and azuli, but I found dozens of exciting caves from the bottom up, where all the diamonds spawn. I would place signs to help myself find the caves, and even give them little names. One time I stumbled on an end fortress by sheer luck, marked it with a sign, and one day spent 5 minutes finding the end portal. No muss, no fuss, and as many resources as I would ever need for fully enchanted everything. I felt OP compared to the Ender Dragon and when I beat the game, I just shrugged and started over.
Caving is galactically infinitely more fun than tunneling
@@Narvalo_Lastar Depends what you want. When you want lots of ore, tunneling is better. If you want to burn through food, armor, and weapons fighting the same mobs over and over only to find a handful of diamonds, caving is swell I guess.
@@rezlogan4787 If you're going to say caves are repetitive then don't get me started on strip mining lol, I just prefer playing in randomly generated environnement where I have to be active it's really up to preference since both give a lot of ressources
I love that they've balanced the two approaches. I wouldn't say caving is entirely "better" than branch mining, since you're going to have to venture out further and further to keep finding new caves a lot faster than you will with mining (though with an elytra maybe that doesn't matter *too* much). But so far I enjoy mixing up my approach with both because the variety is nice
I liked the experimental version of 1.18 this update nerfed diamonds so much it feels like part 1 release when there wasnt any diamonds too
I had the same experience. I found 1 diamond over 20+ hours.
Fun fact: if you dig straight down in water caves, you will enter a new cave.
The lower in those water caves
If you are specifically looking for diamonds, you absolutely want to dig down to -58, as the incidence of diamonds increases with each level down.
Oh em I have been strip mining for 1 hour at y = -58 and I have not found any diamonds, is there eeeeh a reason whyy? Big oof ;-;
@@eugeneli4701 how much have you stripmines
why -58? why not -60?
@@jettaeschroff6924 Because at -59 and below, you hit bedrock blocks which you cannot mine through. Mining at -58 you will have the occasional block of bedrock at ground level, but that will not interfere with your shaft mining.
@@jettaeschroff6924 bedrock be like
Strip mining seemed just as good. The time taken to search for caves, climb in and out while fighting creatures compared to building a shaft you can zip up and down and plug away collecting materials you’d eventually need anyways. I like building a mineshaft and dropping an 8x8 base to store everything at th bottom of it and just strip mining out from it.
I do like watching the mining parts, but I really like the building part. Gives me inspiration.
I was never a fan of mining but after this update I might start loving it
so you just changed the name of the video to say minecraft 1.20?
i feel that villagers trading armour is op or whatever but i also feel that the tool smiths selling pickaxes is not weird
It is definitely true that the players are going to experience a lot of variation in pretty much every single aspect of the update as mojang have said it themselves.
No Stream. Tap To Retry
1x2 tunnels done in TWO blocks apart (not three blocks as you mentioned) is the way to do branch mining. That way you don't lose the blocks in the middle line of the two branches that you did !
It's way more fun to explore the caves than branch mining, and this update has made caving not just viable, but the best method. However, it really devalues diamonds, to the point that I think the game either needs some kind of new, very valuable and rare item that gives you more of a reason to go in the caves, or, they introduce a new powerful item with a crafting recipe that requires diamonds. You can get a lifetime supply of diamonds in a single caving session with a fortune 3 pick, after that, what is the draw? I hope that the deep dark cities introduces some new rare, consumable item that encourages you to keep coming back.
It's a bit like the problem with amethysts, you can get so many shards from a single geode harvest that you dont really need to farm them. Amethyst shards just dont have enough uses yet.
i think it largely depends on the player, whether diamonds are too common.
players who have mending wont need too many diamonds, while players who dont have mending will always need to go back for more.
players who are familiar with minecraft are likely to have/get mending villagers, while players who arent familiar with minecraft probably dont have mending villagers.
so basically, for old players diamonds are too common, but for new players diamonds might not be too common.
For sure. Played last night and found a new gigantic deep cave system. In 60 minutes of fighting hordes of zombies and exploring I got 64 diamonds with a fortune 3 pickaxe. Every one of those were completely exposed. I like it, but they are just too common. I have over 600 diamonds and only have made about 8 netherite ingots. And thats after a few hundred TNT blasts to expose them. I've totally given up on netherite. Far to time consuming with little payoff. Netherite isn't even that much better to begin with. This is my opinion of course.
@@tavanium i enjoyed reading your perspective
@@TheFlyfly Thanks for the reply and the same to you. Hopefully the holidays will be good to you.
@@tavanium aww thank you. i hope so too, for both me and you
Important note, as of 1.18.1 all diamonds will be harder to find exposed on bedrock.
Really? I see no difference. I still find ridiculous amounts of diamond in the big caves/caverns.
@@ClassicHarleyQuinn becauae you are finding them in 1.18.0 loaded chunks
@@Pandaboy-hp6zx Its a mixture of both 1.18.0 and 1.18.1 to be honest from a bunch of exploring.
@@ClassicHarleyQuinn oh
@@ClassicHarleyQuinn you are mining in your 1.18.0 chunks
Where did the video go
Ok it’s back
Toycat you could make a Minecraft ASMR where it's just 5 hours of you mining through deepslate.
I like mining at y-54 or 52 because it's the old y12 which was the same layer that was about lava pools. I just build a bridge and continue mining straight. I mine a tunnel with four unmined blocks in between because you already exposed those walls. Not including above and below them.
Ibxtoycat I've been loading up worlds trying to get a good seed for 1.18 but I've gotten the cave side of things but no good cliffs so dose anyone have any good seeds that I could use?
What you want a dose of
I love catching a vid right after it goes up
Well of course it's easy to explore caves with good enchanted weapons, armor and the ability to fly but by that point a regular player probably doesn't even need the resources that much anymore.
I prefer the classic branch mining, it's safer, more relaxing, can find caves, you can use low tier tools, at least until you can get good gear and go spelunking.
Particularly on mobile because the touch controls suck.
Speed running through caves to find diamonds makes loads of sense, once you are equipped for it. Like enchanted diamond gear etc. (In your case, netherite and elytra,) If you try to speed run caverns when you are just starting out, without such gear, you are GOING to die and likely lose everything you found. When I am starting out in a new world, I will spend the first five minutes gathering wood and stuff and a few minutes before sunset, proceed to dig down into the ground to create an underground bunker complete with murderhole doors, just in case. I set up a starter base there. Likely first night, I will start to dig a staircase down looking for coal & iron. Once I am kitted out with iron, I'll head deeper still and start shaft mining for diamonds. I do NOT explore caves! Shaft mining is WAY safer until you are kitted out with diamond and have enchantments going.
Once I have a full set of enchantments on diamond gear, 'then' and only then will I dare exploring caverns and the like.
Mining is still one of my favorite parts of the game too! Also, I always bring 3 pickaxes with me for mining. I have one for most things, my fortune, and my silk touch. All 3 have mending, unbreaking 3, efficiency 5 except for my fortune because it costs too much to upgrade the efficiency from 3 to 5 but I'll eventually just make a new one.
Honestly, efficiency on netherite gear absolutely melts everything.
I try to remove one block of dirt and end up making a whole pit half the time.
yes
@@InfamousJRP yes
@@thearsonistlink yes
@@The.Nasty. same lol xD
23:00 I think water does not count as air for exposure (and thus you can find more ore in flooded caves)
Yep
but i keep drowning . Should i start with finding diamonds by exploring caves then move to mining underwater?
@@icyyomari5665 you should have respiration 3 and bring water breathing potions
@@icyyomari5665 you should get water breathing potions
@@icyyomari5665 Bring a magma block to crouch on.
As a new player this system is daunting. I have been caving for hours on end. Multiple caves, strip mined myself into other caves, etc. Been down at Bedrock level (-58 to -60) and I have not seen a single diamond. I have run out of Coal because I have used so many torches, I have plenty of Iron, and Copper... Copper... What is that even used for? Maybe the Spyglass is somewhat an effective item. I have stacks upon stacks of this. I also have a lot of Redstone, Lots of Gold... Abundance of everything... But no diamonds...
Probably gonna build all houses with copper from now one... It's almost as common as coal back then, just that coal is kinda useful and copper is useless (if spyglasses aren't one time use).
Try -54, helped me find a lot more
-59 is the new level to mine at. This is also lava level. So like at 7:00 your coordinates will say -58
-54 is lava level
@@GeoHuman. Yeah, By lava level i meant "Watch out for the bottom of lava pool"
another reason to want diamonds is lets say your on a server and the currency is diamond.
I’ve think learned more about Minecraft in the past ~year just by watching toycat than I have in all the other years I’ve been playing it. Awesome vid!!! :)
Seeing you mine and ramble is so wholesome, made me wanna go and mine some
Great video and an eye opener for the newer cave updates, but i fell this is more later game, flying around with elytra, heavily enchanted netherite items (which need a ton of diamonds to create the armour in the first place) so for now ill stick with my strip mining, which to be far if you didnt fly around the map so fast may have been a better output
Got lucky the other day and decided to empty out a gravel patch and found three diamond veins and one redstone vein in the gravel. 33 diamonds with my fortune pick
I love to listen to your let's play videos while playing minecraft.
I found a wonderful cave system while exploring that was filled with amethyst, lava, waterfalls, gold, diamonds, lapis & red stone; also a spider spawn in a cage on fire (? I've never seen one in my game before so I don't actually know what it was) and 2 chests with loot inside. It has become one of my new favorite places to dig around.
8:46 you can see that the lava lake doesn't end there. It continues under a layer of deepslate. If dig around the lake you might just discover a cave on the other side.
While I'm personally all about adventure mining by exploring caves and underwater, it's unfortunate that the experiment wasn't set up correctly. I had to pause the video and check when I noticed the silk touch pick was immensely faster than the other one, and sure enough, there's no efficiency on the non-silk touch pick. You can see it whenever he switches to it, such as around 12:13.
The caves can lead to extensive quantities of not diamond, but diamond ore. I remember going through a large one, when they weren't deepslate, and having stacks of ore(as we had silk touched the ore for an investment when we get fortune) this update made it genuinely feasible to find a stack of diamond blocks in a world.
I haven’t played Minecraft regularly in so long, but I’ve really been getting back into it recently. Appreciate this guide, was very helpful!
Just in case someone is wondering, water is counted as blocks so diamonds are not air exposed when under water
I believe anything you say about Minecraft, Toycat.
Also, did you really use diamond ore to block the lava? haha
toycat the only person I know of that can 30secs of content and turn it into a 40min video.
This is my first time watching this guy and I really like him he is just so calm about this and he seems like a genuinely nice guy!
I saw a video earlier that said the deepslate variant of diamonds are now more common than the regular diamond ore block itself. Can anyone confirm or refute that?
well they spawn lower down and most area lower down is deep slate so yeah normal diamond ore is rarer.
I can confirm, as diamonds are more common at deep slate depth than at the pre-1.18 levels.
Confirm. Fairly simple to reason out, very little of the diamond ore triangle is above y=0 which is where you find regular ores.
I’m almost 100% sure that every Diamond I found in my new world came from deepslate.
I was asking if the diamond ore spawns less frequently than the deepslate variant. I asked before I had finished the video but Toycat confirmed it. Thanks for answered, y'all. I guess I got lucky because the first diamond ore I found while mining deepslate was a regular diamond ore.
Hey, I enjoy watching mining almost as much as I enjoy doing the mining. So don’t believe that “nobody likes it” crap! Also, 3 picks is my standard, Silk Touch and high Fortune get used for the ores, while high Efficiency takes care of the rest. Of course, max Unbreaking and Mending go on all of my tools. 🤠👍
EDIT: Mojang already clarified that water counts as a block, not as air, for the limited exposure ores and the no exposure ores. So, yes, swimming in the deep aquifers WILL increase your chances of finding them.
ikr, mining is life!
if you're already switching from your efficiency pickaxe to your silk touch, why not just switch to your fortune pickaxe instead and get the diamonds right there?
just put efficiency 5 on your fortune pick and mine with that. mining ores will keep it repaired.
@@naverilllang Yeah, that's what I do. I've never seen the benefit to carrying around a silk touch pick while mining
Toy cat loves mining, I love farming, maybe there should be a series that he does getting a bunch of his subscribers together where each person has a role
No water doesnt count as air exposure so as you got resp III and deph strider III, it's best to look into water caves since there is no reduced water exposure
Why won’t the video load 😭😭
Woo it works !!
Yeah it wasn't working
Wtf “no stream tap to retry?”
I'm lost, is it for 1.18 or 1.20?
I don't know I still think strip mining is better with the new update, I tend to find bigger veins when I strip mine, most I've found in a cave was like 5 ore veins but when I strip mine I sometimes find 8-12 ore veins.
This new update is crazy I got 43 diamonds in the first 10 minutes I was in the world!
“But what they’re forgetting is that you need the physical diamond item to craft a Jukebox, a Block of Diamond or an Enchantment table” and that is only vanilla recipes ToyCat...
Diamond has had no additional recipes added since then until JUST now with 1.20
@@Loctorak I was referring to modded recipes, but yes that's now true
I love watching you mine, that's my favorite thing to do.
Thank you for the great video.
Those gravel patches may be annoying, but can be insta-mined! You'll have a pretty big chance of finding diamonds by just oblitterating some of that gravel (and gravel is a really useful resource).
What do you use gravel for?
@@yarneltuau6156 flint for arrows, I suppose?
@@stevenbobbybillsConcrete Powder And You Can Turn It Into Concrete , Trading Flint With A Fletcher, Crafting Arrows, Using It To Drain Ocean Monuments Like Sand Decoration For Paths, Draining Lava Pools, Weird Pranks Etc....
I love mining and watching mining, and am aaaaaaalways disappointed when people cut it out of their videos. It can be interesting, but also gives a chance to talk about things
Happy Christmas the best youtuber
Did they increase the size of veins that diamonds can generate in? Because I found a 16 vein of diamonds and I’m not sure if it’s 1 vein or two veins that happened to generate touching each other or something like that
"If Americans tried switching from pounds to kilograms there would be mass confusion" -Toycat 2021
Markliplier also enjoys mining. Called himself an excavator.
I enjoy enchanting abnormally much. Give me an enderman farm and I'll be set for a long time to come. I agree, it's very strange how people get their interests up into different things.
Lol im the same im addicted to enchanting its just si satisfying
I like getting stung and eating pufferfish 🗿
Mine at y -52 to avoid lava flood levels and find ancient cities as well.
28:50 That one Piglin has decided "you know what, screw gold, screw the Nether, I'm joining up with this guy".
This is very useful man thanks for this lmao, 1.18 caves confuse me, so many dead ends.
Fun fact: Digging a 1x1 tunnel by crawling under a trapdoor is the most efficient way to branch mine as you're able to expose 5 blocks for every 1 block mined! ~Red
Can't do that in bedrock, you need water to crawl (This is a bedrock video)
Watched this and your live stream getting netherite. You, my friend, have a new sub.
Man you sure know how to fill the time, good job, earned this follow :)
Plays normal difficulty.
Holds Totem 😶
I play on normal/easy most of the time and I still hold a totem, anxiety is through the roof 😅
Yeah because having to replace fully enchanted netherite gear is a huge PITA. Why be elitist about the way someone else plays a game? 😅
I always carry at least two different kinds of pickaxes with me.
Mostly use Stone pickaxes for normal blocks and swap over when I find ores
I dont watch the let's play series but I've watch the last two because you've got better at tricking me which videos are let's plays is this intentional?
I have a strip mine that has a rail cart system going thru 10 caverns it’s amazing I love this update
I'd watch you mine in a straight line for hours toycat
You know it's a good day when ibxtoycat uploads
If everyday is good then no days are good
Isn't that everyday?
Which is everyday!
Shut up bot
Looking at your comment history you love to say that
I tend to spend HOURS digging my 3x6 mineshaft and making it big and beautiful with mine carts running up either side and a stairwell in the middle, and then after not such a long time frame of actually mining down there I move on and need to make a new one 😂 I just love it
Great fun and video. I only play single-player, but you showed me about a year of fun things to build. I am not a huge cave lover, but the game has morphed to them. Your mushroom room is a must-build tho. Very cool! Great video. Even tho I know that caves are a great way to find diamonds, I just like to mine too much and still prefer to branch mine.
I love watching streamers' mining streams, I'd say that's probably the one big thing I hate about edited down let's plays. Edit out waiting for items to smelt, waiting for grass to spread, converting concrete powder, and killing mobs at an experience farm. Mining is interesting and fun. You don't edit out crafting, why would you edit out mining? Those are both equal parts of what Minecraft is
@Clips Basically 😑
yeah, they’re really good streams for me to have in the background and i really like how much nonsense bs you get with streamer and chat interactions and just how interactive and personal it feels
Well rip
Nevermind
Branch mining is great if you are also happy to get a lot of deepslate (or whatever common block is around you). I always do the one block wide method with my branches two blocks apart (if block 1 is a tunnel, block 4 is your next tunnel), this is the most thorough method, ensuring that every possible ore is exposed by each tunnel, instead of potentially missing ores that happen to be sandwiched between the two hallways with no visibility. This is especially good for Ancient Debris mining. I also usually make them as high as the character can dig above themselves from one spot.
You remind me of Stampy when he was in his old love world. Comforting and entertaining.
Sooo, you put in the title that it is 1.20 but you keep saying 1.80, why are you lying to people???????????????
The video was made at the time of the 1.18 update, but its still the same tactic as it was for 1.18 so they update the title for the current update to make it appear more frequently when people search it
On UA-cam, when he changes the title, it’s seen as a new upload, even though it’s not, and because the game or generation probably hasn’t changed since the version it’s still true
Like the ore generation
You mean 1.18? If you're going to accuse people of lying, at least know what you're talking about 😉
It’s notnloading
Mining is so damn therapeutic for me. I'm strip-mining a 3x5 from 0, -58, 0 for ish and giggles. Unfortunately, my luck finding diamonds hasn't been that good.
I found out that's may the best way to strip on chunk boarder lines, what means to follow a X or Z coordinate what is possible to divide per 16! Just try that you will see what I am talking about! May you know the diamonds getting generated by chunks and in the border between two chunks you will have access to both of them what prevides more chances to face diamonds as well! Don't know how mutch exactly in % but it is quite a bit! (think around 3,5 to 5% but not sure about if my calculation is right lol)
I love watching mining. I could watch hours of mining. I love mining...its my favorite thing to do. Thank you for doing this video. I was wondering myself about strip mining in 1.18
I love miners
yo did you know Nintendo switch only gets 12 chunks of render distance now
Haven't even updated from 1.16 yet but that sounds fine to me. I was only using 12 anyway because 12 best number and it often shows more than I want anyway.
For example, I really don't need to see my Team Rocket themed area from my villager trading post area or vice versa so when in that area I keep it to 8.
It's not like that's a huge change, by the way. Max was only 14 as it was.
@@RunicSigils i guess but its still sad
i also said it because ibxtoycat said they didn't downgrade any render distances
That silk touch pick being so low even with mending makes me so nervous
Digging through the bottom of aquifers often opens up to a new cave.
Exceptionally good video man. Feels like the old days😛.