Also, for Rule 21 about digging an extra block in mineshafts, I recommend digging *five* blocks every time, and then when you reach the bottom, craft all that cobblestone you got into cobblestone stairs for super speedy movement.
Diamond hoes actually are incredibly useful, especially for chopping trees down in mangrove biomes. You can clear leaves incredibly quickly to get all the logs and with unbreaking 3 they last for ages.
My first netherite tool was a netherite hoe. To be fair, I needed it to plant a big wheat island, approx 500x1000 blocks. It's now one of my favorite places on my family's SMP.
Although it’s not the most wise investment to use your netherite/diamonds for crafting a hoe, there’s been a running joke (+ an achievement) to craft a diamond/netherite hoe first the moment you gather enough for one and even a joke community worshiping the netherite and diamond hoe
"so everyone has quit the game to play valorant" too accurate im a valorant player after playing minecraft for 4 years 💀 edit : ty for 100 likes as a gift heres a not so fun fact. vanilla icecream is made from a beavers private part,
diamond hoe one isn't true tho. Better rule would be: learn the basics of stripmining so that an hour after starting to dig, you would craft diamond hoe just because you literally don't have anywhere else to put your diamonds any more
@@peytonfreeman6810 exactly. When I set up my warehouse, I'll set up a Villager trading underground complex (I won't confine my villagers to a 1 block space this time, I'll confine them to an apartment with a bedroom, and their work room which will also be the room with the counter.
an actually practical one: always make boots before helmet. boots take up 1 less resource but actually have more durability than helmets (you can look it up on the wiki or use F3+H ingame to see the durability) also optifine isn't always the 100% must use, sodium + starlight runs better on my pc. the performance depends on the pc so you should try both setups to see which one works better
Same I switched from Optifine to Sodium and the performance I get from my game drastically increased. Of course I had to install some seperate mods to be able to use shaders and have connected textures that are built into optifine but the peformance increase is worth it
Sodium generally works better for most machines, simply because it's much more lightweight, being designed for Fabric, and newer. Optifine is fairly old, quite invasive, and is most often run with Forge, which itself is terrible for Minecraft's performance.
"this has got to be racially motivated" wtf? racist statements in a game where big nosed creatures protected by a golem sell you overpriced items? impossible
The villager rule is just common sense. Yet so many young players in SMPs and such don't know this and attack them because "They are in my way!" or "An annoyance." I told them "Don't do it!" or they will be banned from my plot or protected areas and they continued and get banned form ever setting foot there again. So many conversions, etc. wasted!
9:20 in most cases you should break a spawner. Long term investment? Spawner farms are one of least efficient farms in game. Only place where i see spawner farm is drowned copper farm... Ah wait you can do a trident farm instead. EDIT: for drops i recomend multi level auto mob farm with water bucket dispensers enabling and pushing mobs from platform to death from fall damage or campfires. For xp? Just use enderman or gold farm.
Difference is, for most players general-purpose mob farms are large, expensive, complicated, and require a lot of time and effort to build. However, a skeleton spawner can be converted to a fairly efficient starter XP farm with just 10 minutes of digging and some wood.
enderman farms are one of the simplest farm designs ive encountered. And yes, im talking about the classic best efficiency design, working since 1.9, aka the most complicated one, with 0 requerement to use. for mob drops and xp on begginer level i still recomend running at night or for xp and food build a massive cow/pig farm. spawner farms are outclassed in EVERY single way. However, if youre playing on world with something like silk touch spawners, well, in this very spesific situation spawner farms might be coming close to the traditional farm designs, but still, they will be less efficient. Conclusion: spawner farms are outclassed.
Actually, with the deep dark, hoes are extremely valuable. Breaking shriekers is essential and a silk touch diamond hoe (or netherite) is the best tool to do so. Also, I think bane of arthropods can be useful if you have a cavespider xp farm.
"Number 1. Place torches on the right when going into caves." But.... If you do that, then you can't follow them the *right* way out. I always put them on the left wall when I go in, so they always point me the right way out.
I actually like to leave the bottom-most wood block if its in my forest/tree farm near my base, gives a cool aesthetic of logging stumps. then if i need to plant more because the grown trees are getting too far out or if i need some quick wood then i'll cut stumps and replant. as long as the leaves dont connect to the the stumps they will decay.
As for rule#9 I would recommend Sodium + Starlight for the fabric modloader since it optimizes the game better than Optifine but without changing behavior. It also works better on lower end devices with the only drawbacks being no zoom, shaders or dynamic lights by default. However, there are mods that offer that with much better performance such as lambdynamiclights and Iris Shaders.
Hoes are the most underrated tool in the game. They mine nether wart blocks, sculk blocks, sponges, leaves, and probably some other stuff I forgot really fast. Plus, if you have the fortune enchantment, hoes will collect more saplings, seeds from grass, and crops
honestly the rule of never making a diamond hoe just gives way for more reasons to buy diamond hoes from the toolsmith, sure why not get a whole shulker's worth of diamond hoes? they're practically nothing at a certain point
Cinder you forgot one for the bed wars sweats “Always breezily bridge even if they do it slower than speed bridging and spamming ‘l bozo ez’ when they beat you Also, I’m so glad you came back doing UA-cam :D
disagree w the diamond hoe. since the updates made it so its the fastest tool for mining many things (sculk, wart/fungus blocks, haybales, etc.) and you can get way more crops with a fortune hoe, I'd say it's worth the diamonds if you have enough to do so. :D
I sometimes forget that bridging mechanics are different on Java and Bedrock. In Bedrock, you can bridge facing forward. No need to shift and turn sideways but it is still safer to shift unless you're a speedbridging pro
i'll need to check it out, thanks :D the reason i mentioned optifine was bc its already bundled with popular clients like Lunar and Badlion which requires little to no user setup, but you're right there are definitely a lot of great options out there for minecraft optimization :D
for anyone that wonders on 0:33 it says "I BETTER NOT SEE ANY COMMENT ABOUT MY VOICE I WAS RECORDED THIS LINE AT 6AM IN THE MORNING AND DIDN'T WANT TO WAKE UP MY FAMILY LOL ASDFKLASDJFDSALKFASLFAKJFSDKFJASSLDKFJASDLFAJSFLASFJASLFASJAFALDFJA i need professional help." that took a while to write
that indeed how it be: 5:54 I was once in a multiplayer survival server with my friends, and after a few weeks of playing, there were hundreds of creeper holes. but here's the worst part, people would just cover up the hole, and not the inside, meaning that next time a creeper blows up there, you would fall all the way down. I legit used xray to find them all, and fill them all up. xD
Actually diamond hoes are fairly useful now in 1.19.2 that the ancient cities or over all sculk is added. First, it makes good use for getting the exp and also is very quick at getting rid of the sensors and shriekers, could save you from accidental summoning of the Warden.
4:52 OptiFine for just some performance and quality boost, Sodium for *loads* of extra performance (other mods can bring back most of OF's extra features, like shaders, CIT, etc at better performance, so I see very little reason to use OF)
@@zekiz774 While Minecraft has gotten much better performance-wise over the years, it's still a laggy mess for most users. Many people don't have god PCs, and even UA-camrs and streamers with top of the line machines use performance mods. My PC is pretty damn good (Ryzen 5 5600X & GTX 1650) and even it struggles with high render distances on Vanilla. I will say that I'd agree Optifine specifically is pretty old and unnecessary. It's much better for most users to use Fabric, Sodium, and Starlight. However, some users still find Optifine to be the better option, especially the aforementioned UA-camrs and streamers. Speedrunners generally use Sodium, though.
Great video! I appreciate the addition of the last rule, considering some people can take block game very seriously. Any way of playing from only creative, to peaceful and keep inventory, to hardcore, to never touching the main game and just going on servers is all valid! I will say, I do like playing minecraft without full bright because I like staring into the yawning darkness of a cave or being able to easily tell if mobs will spawn or not. Plus, it increases my alertness, which I need considering how trash I am at the game. Also staring at endermen can be a safety precaution if you've already glanced at one because if you just stare at their eyes, they don't move. And how could you forget jukeboxes? clearly the most important thing diamonds are used for
For Rule 6, even if you only have one bucket at that moment, just pick up and put down each axolotl you find one at a time. Doing this prevents them from despawning, so if you put them in a secure pond (one with water but no magma blocks and maybe a fence around it) you can come back for them later! Also, you can rename them without having to use name tags! Just rename the axolotl while they are in a bucket with an anvil.
okay just a "little" fix to your video : DO NOT EVER USE OPTIFINE Optifine really is just bad, and you can't prove it otherwise, its becoming extremely outdated, it messes up a lot of mods just for them existing and just using fabric with sodium and iris does the same as optifine but just better in every way (exept for the configuration settings, those are really needed for fabric). i highly recommend trying to find alternative instead of using this aging, rotting garbage. don't even use this in -1.13 (fabric and sodium are 1.14+), because mods + optifine is equal to a lot of stuff breaking or even crashes, the thing optifine is meant to avoid... even if you are in -1.13, these versions aren't very intensive on your gpu unlike the newer ones, so theres no point in it, and if you want shaders (and who the hell plays with shaders on anyway ?), install it for a quick thumbnail or smt for your video im guessing and uninstall it, its not that hard to understand how optifine is really bad (seriously, optifine is just bad, don't use that)
fair point, although ngl a lot of people use optifine for playing with shaders (even the PvP community uses shaders like Sildur's Basic or Jeezet Blur) or for tweaking settings on low-end computers to boost the performance of the game. After all, not everyone has the specs that can run -1.13 versions smoothly- just a couple years ago when my setup consisted of a $300 laptop, i was only able to run Minecraft 1.8.9 above 60fps with optifine 😱 i do agree that optifine isn't ABSOLUTELY mandatory to have a fun time on Minecraft, but again these rules are just a general recommendation for having a good and optimal time on the game! Thank you for the feedback and thanks for watching!! :))))
Optifine is not "just bad", it is true that Sodium and other fps mods for fabric are better at optimizing fps in minecraft, but optifine is a good alternative. I enjoy using optifine for the customization, it also gives a nice fps boost even on the higher end of machines. For example on my rtx2060 (which I would call a decently good gpu, not the best but in the higher range of gpus), gets more fps from using optifine even in 1.8.9. Also optifine has all the features in one (shader, fps boost, etc) and it supports custom models in resource packs. You should not hate on something if you find something other better. Everyone has their opinions, but minecraft is a great game bc you can play it however you want. You can add and remove mods to your own liking. While sodium is in paper a better alternative if purely looking at perfomance boost, optifine does a fine job as well.
It needs to be said (about the little joke at 1:23) - take actual ACTIVE care of your wrist whenever you're doing anything that requires intense mouse usage in gaming. I've had 3 injuries and even though the last one was about 2-3 years ago, it still affects my day to day life. I know we love to meme about it and most people will be fine by accident anyway but seriously if you're considering getting cracked at any game check out that wrist health guide. And use common sense.
Rule #5 There is a config literally named "Dinamic light" and you can use it to put torches on your off hand idk abt bedrock but this is how it works on java Rule #23 Bane is really good in mods that add mobs or a freaking spider infestation in some dungeons. Killing spiders in 1 hit with bane 1 instead of 2 hits with sharpness 1 actually helps. Also some mods make the enemies life bigger dunno
The point about not using diamonds on a hoe is outdated as of 1.16 which came out 2 years ago. In 1.16, hoes were updated so they could break certain blocks faster, at the time being leaves, sponges (very useful before you kill all the elder guardians), hay bales (speedrun strats), and the wart blocks. In 1.19 it is now able to break sculk based blocks faster, potentially saving you from a warden
Full Bright is for noobs. I started in alpha. When worlds were pitch dark at night where you could only see with torches was awesome. I personally think modern day Minecraft is too bright at night. I wish there was an option for it to be in modern day Minecraft versions
Preach it king! I also want an option for the world to look like a horror game. I guess I could just play old minecraft versions but then I have to give up some vital features.
@@SubToCinder moody in newer versions of minecraft is nothing like moody in older versions, back then it felt like playing a horror game, it made you feel like the night time is a dangerous time of day and you should avoid it
I would sooner make a diamond hoe than a netherite shovel. Netherite shovels are actually the only tool that would be cheaper if it just used the normal recipe format, just replacing the diamond when you're crafting it with a netherite ingot. Not only a waste of an ingot, but a diamond too.
With rule 5. I'm pretty sure in the more recent updates the game automatically lowers your gamma back down to 100 if it goes over so fullbright is needed instead.
2:55 virgin fullbright - ugly - you don't know where monsters can spawn - game becomes unsurprising - makes you look like a sweaty no-life speedrunner Chad Vanilla Gamma and Shaders - Immersive - Look Beautiful - Let You Spawnproof Your Base - Add a Sense of Unknown - Make Fights and Flights Cinematic
1.Makes sense. 2. Ironically, beds are good as a makeshift explosive, (Provided you have protection and fire resistance) especially when you are mining for Ancient Debris. 3. Actually, not as true anymore. they're useful for quickly harvesting certain blocks, like hay bales, leaves, nether wart blocks, and especially the Sculk blocks! It's more cost-effective you find one as loot or a Villager trade, though. Plus, you NEED to make a Netherite one if you want the "Serious Dedication Advancement" 4. Well, duh! How else can you get a crafting table to make all your other stuff? 5. No, that's cheating. Plus it defeats the purpose of lighting, nighttime, and discovering caves. And that's not as fun... 6. What if I don't want one...? 7. Eh, a Speedrunner thing, but whatever. 8. This is one I have deep fried into my brain. 9. Later. 10. Dig diagonally instead! 11. And don't half-heart it either by just covering up the top. Fill every last block! 12: Light them on fire instead! But seriously, don't hurt the Villagers at all. Unless it's a Nitwit, torch those on sight! 13: Oh, this is annoying... 14: Sure, that's a quick way to make everyone hate you... 15: Same goes with Cats. 16: Floating treeeeeeeees! 17. It's literally useless, but if you want a Trophy... 18. Not until you're on a 4 block tall pillar first! 19: This applies for Zombie, Skeleton and Blaze Spawners, but...You really wanna put up with a swarm of Cave Spiders/Silverfish/Magma Cubes every 5 seconds!? 21: This actually never occurred to me! But what if you needed to get down quicker? 22: On the other hand, you COULD for some quick demolition... 23: That is, unless you REALLY Hate spiders...Other than that, it's pretty useless. Also, who has beef with Bees?! 24: I mean...if you have them to spare...But yeah, that's a bad idea and you should make your house out of something cheaper. And RENEWABLE. 25: One to live by!
honestly i like digging straight down. it's actually really unlikely that you choose a random spot to start digging and ending up falling in lava. though in early game i dig straight down up until 30-25 height and then i start digging in 2x1. in late game id really care cus i could survive for like half an hour in a lava lake with my full netherite with prot 4 and totems and all of that op stuff lol
that's valid!! personally i've fallen straight into lava too many times so i use your 2x1 tactic often but you can do whatever you want in minecraft :))
I agree with a lot of the rules plus it’s also common sense when you are experienced with the game it self. But, for all the newbies I would suggest my take on these rules, okay let’s just start off with rules that I believe that should be changed/altered within this video. Rule number 5, yes changing your gamma will allow you to see at night time but you are literally editing the game files to see full brightness. A lot of og Minecraft players will just bring their brightness all the way up in the game settings, this will allow players to see in caves and also if they need to light up their house or anything. If players want to see fully without editing the game files there is night vision potions that does exactly the same. Let’s dive into the next rule that I don’t fully disagree but there is better options, and that is rule number 9. Optifine does help with performance but there is a lot of other mods that does ten times better. For example, Sodium. Yes it’s not really built into famous clients yet but if you truly want the best performance, you will go out of your way and install it just like other people installing Optifine by itself. Anyways, rule number 19, it’s pretty straight and forward. If you want an early xp farm you shouldn’t destroy the spawner, in terms of long term an enderman farm or blaze farm will be more beneficial.
#3: flip side, if you make a diamond, or even better, a netherite, hoe you will literally never need to make a hoe in that world ever again as long as you dont lose it :D #5: personally, i like to play on moody because its more interesting and fun. it makes it a little easier to spot where you need to put torches. saving torches while mining is kind of an eh thing, i kinda _want_ my mineshafts to be lit up so nothing spawns in them cuz its annoying lol #9 unfortunately these days a lot of mods have custom renderers that are incompatible with Optifine, Sodium actually also has much better compatibility with mods than Optifine, especially on Fabric. Optifine does a lot of aggressive changes to optimize the game's rendering as much as possible, whereas Sodium does not change the behavior of how the rendering works (and imo it actually gives better performance improvements too lol). #10 dig a 2x1 hole if you want to dig straight down and stand inbetween the 2 blocks, i mostly use this for creating a mine shaft, instead of building a staircase that goes down to where i want i just make a hellevator that's 2x1 with ladders so i can go back up and water at the very bottom so i can just jump straight down. this method will always allow you to see what's below you before you fall, so you'll never be surprised by a giant cavern or lava pool below you. #11 if you're not concerned about time, cover up creeper explosions by using an alternating checkerboard pattern. so like: + + + + + + + + + where left side is one layer and right side is the layer ontop of it. this will use less resources to fill the hole back in, and if you're on an older version of Minecraft where Creepers have a chance to also destroy the blocks they explode, that can be very useful. this pattern also prevents mobs from spawning in any of the air pockets you leave behind in the patched up creeper hole. obviously dont try to replicate this pattern exactly, that's basically impossible due to the way placing blocks in minecraft works, but something clsoe to this pattern will save you precious blocks at the cost of a bit of time. #16 tbh just get some mod like Treecapitator (for older versions of MC) or Falling Tree (for newer versions) its way more convenient, people say these mods are op but, like, do you really think the experience of cutting 100s of trees for hours is really all that exciting, enriching, and a memorable experience?? really?? who cares, just give me the wood so i can build the stuff i want to build lol #18 looking at their eyes is a great way to lure them to you so you can get their ender pearls. alternatively, a lesser-known feature is if you wear a carved pumpkin on your head they will totally ignore you. #19 place torches on every face of the mob spawner. this will prevent it from spawning mobs entirely, so that it isnt annoying and dangerous to wander around until you set up some kind of mob farm for it. #21 see what i said about #10. as a bit of something added, the most optimal mineshafts is every 2 blocks, in each direction you prefer to make your mineshafts in (X, Y, and Z axis). i personally also like to make a 3x3 room, and each wall of this room i extend outward as far as i like, and then on each wall of these new hallways is where i do my shafts every 2 blocks. every 2 blocks is optimal because the entire surface of the space between each shaft will be entirely visible, so you'll never miss anything in the walls of the shafts. #24 back in the day i think this was fine to do, but with the existence of beacons and netherite its a lot more important to save your diamonds for actual practical purposes. plus, building a giant diamond or netherite beacon is way more class imo anyway :)
rule number 9 is just not valid for versions starting from 1.16, sodium(and other fabric optimization mods) is(are) just better and every single optifine feature has a fabric mod equivelent which is problaly better optifine isnt open-source so mod devs cant make their mods work with optifine, they can just hope it works with optifine, which isnt a problem with most fabric optimization/qol mods
A really minor unwritten rule I always follow, if you're just after wood to craft something and don't care what kind of wood it is, use birch trees. They grow faster than oak, and don't have the chance to turn into the annoying gigachad tall trees with branches that are exceptionally annoying to cut down properly. I've seen so many early game tree farms be slow and inefficient because they get the tall trees that need climbing in to cut them down or just burning. Birch bois solve that problem. Same with dark oak, since the tree is wide enough that you can spiral up them to make sure you get every log. Not to even mention that birch + dark oak is a really nice-looking contrast for builds.
A diamond hoe is one of the best things to spend your diamonds on.. A diamond sword, pick, armor, etc can all be got from villager trades, whereas a hoe cannot, plus with the last couple of updates adding more and more blocks which the hoe breaks very fast such as leaves, shroomlights, nether trees, etc, they are very useful. Couples tips: If you accidentally look at an enderman and are unprepared, keep looking at him, and he won't attack you until you look away, so just back away to safety. When you get to the bottom of your mineshaft, use a stonecutter to craft stairs with the stone you just mined, this will save you lots of time and stamina in the long run.
After 1.16 hoes are actually pretty useful for breaking some organic blocks (leaves, warped/nether wart blocks, hay bales, etc) so Rule #3 no longer really applies. Diamond hoes are nice.
Did this man just tell people to use Optifine instead of Sodium and Iris in 2022?!? This is not 2014 Optifine is so resource heavy and adds way to many things to hog FPS you are much better justing using Fabric and running Sodium.
Wait, rule 14 is to blow up the SMP? No body tell the guys on the Hermitcraft SMP, they usually do world downloads so their viewers can tour when the Season is over.
2:56 well i agree with just about everything else in the video. (and it was great btw. :D) that's one is definitely not one. and is considered an exploit depending on who you ask.
The obvious best use for the dragon egg is to dupe it as much as possible and coat your friend’s house with them. Then just sit back and enjoy the show
You can capture a zombie and then use it to threaten the villagers into giving you better deals. If they won't trade you an emerald for one stick, well, just zombify them for a little while, then when you feel they have learnt their lesson cure them with a golden apple. Repeat this process until they fear you so much that they will essentially give you all of their trades for free.
I started watching and my first thought was: "Where have I heard this person before?". then I remembered and thought: "This is the guy who made the ''If Apple made a minecraft client' video"
The more and more I start to realize some of the content I watch are from teenagers, the more I realize that as a 23 year old, my mental age must've been stunted somewhere.
wow didnt expect to find a gem in the newest filter however i have found myself crafting hoes more often now to remove leaves and when farming xp on the deep dark so thats that
TYSM FOR WATCHING THIS VIDEO
Never use andesite lol
@@mikedrxp Diorite also
and granite too
Yea
Sheep and end rods r meant to go together
Also, for Rule 21 about digging an extra block in mineshafts, I recommend digging *five* blocks every time, and then when you reach the bottom, craft all that cobblestone you got into cobblestone stairs for super speedy movement.
NO WAY i literally used this technique on my first smp very smart 200iq
Agreed.
Turn on auto jump for even more speed climbing those stairs
@@gigawooper2733 but auto jump is so annoying
my thoughts exactly.
Diamond hoes actually are incredibly useful, especially for chopping trees down in mangrove biomes. You can clear leaves incredibly quickly to get all the logs and with unbreaking 3 they last for ages.
And in the deep dark to remove shreikers
Do you really want to spend ages with one hoe?
@@astra6485 and then upgrade it to netherite for achievement lol
Oh, the farming hoe? I see
Also to get a netherite hoe to get serious dedication
I can’t get enough of this dude’s humor it’s amazing
LMAOOOOOOO GLAD U ENJOYED IT :DDD
@@SubToCinder i love your voice and personality, leaves for half a year comes back with a banger video, absolute giga chad
@@pastamouse2792 LMAO TYTY i really appreciate it :D
@@SubToCinder np, i hope ur channel doesnt die before the next banger :)
@@SubToCinder also when face reveal?
My first netherite tool was a netherite hoe.
To be fair, I needed it to plant a big wheat island, approx 500x1000 blocks. It's now one of my favorite places on my family's SMP.
Although it’s not the most wise investment to use your netherite/diamonds for crafting a hoe, there’s been a running joke (+ an achievement) to craft a diamond/netherite hoe first the moment you gather enough for one and even a joke community worshiping the netherite and diamond hoe
Also, I think you get an achievement if you break a diamond hoe? 🧐
good for you
good for life
“It’s okay not to follow the rules…”
“Allows you do to whatever your heart desires”
**gets banned by chat reporting from microsoft**
LMFAOOOOOO I DIDNT THINK ABT THAT
**donwloads NoChatReports**
@@xenird 😂 didnt exist 11 days ago when I wrote this
"so everyone has quit the game to play valorant" too accurate im a valorant player after playing minecraft for 4 years 💀
edit : ty for 100 likes as a gift heres a not so fun fact.
vanilla icecream is made from a beavers private part,
medow i've seen you talk in the lunar discord
timestamp?
FR I SWEAR every Minecraft player goes through a Valorant phase at some point 💀
@@introop_ Yeah.. I used to be active on that discord haha.
@@rhyss5618 7:20 in rule 14
POV you're happy because you found a rare underrated gem like Cinder
keep up the good work!
AHHH TYSM appreciate the kind words a lot
real
Sauce pfp?
diamond hoe one isn't true tho. Better rule would be: learn the basics of stripmining so that an hour after starting to dig, you would craft diamond hoe just because you literally don't have anywhere else to put your diamonds any more
Dont waste your DIAMONDS waste all the emralds and time you want on them
@@timohara7717 I take it that you don’t know how op villager trading can be
@@peytonfreeman6810 i just said that
@@peytonfreeman6810 exactly. When I set up my warehouse, I'll set up a Villager trading underground complex (I won't confine my villagers to a 1 block space this time, I'll confine them to an apartment with a bedroom, and their work room which will also be the room with the counter.
@@gwendolynsnyder463 Dude's villagers living better lives than me fr
You forgot rule 34
How many rules are there
who's gonna tell bro😭
an actually practical one: always make boots before helmet. boots take up 1 less resource but actually have more durability than helmets (you can look it up on the wiki or use F3+H ingame to see the durability)
also optifine isn't always the 100% must use, sodium + starlight runs better on my pc. the performance depends on the pc so you should try both setups to see which one works better
Same I switched from Optifine to Sodium and the performance I get from my game drastically increased. Of course I had to install some seperate mods to be able to use shaders and have connected textures that are built into optifine but the peformance increase is worth it
Sodium generally works better for most machines, simply because it's much more lightweight, being designed for Fabric, and newer. Optifine is fairly old, quite invasive, and is most often run with Forge, which itself is terrible for Minecraft's performance.
I always wear gold boots with decent enchants, not really useful
"this has got to be racially motivated" wtf? racist statements in a game where big nosed creatures protected by a golem sell you overpriced items? impossible
PAUSE 😳😳😱
_Notch_ did make the game after all
Good thing thats a religion not a race
The villager rule is just common sense. Yet so many young players in SMPs and such don't know this and attack them because "They are in my way!" or "An annoyance." I told them "Don't do it!" or they will be banned from my plot or protected areas and they continued and get banned form ever setting foot there again.
So many conversions, etc. wasted!
Sometimes a Villager will just path find to a place I happen to be swinging my axe or sword at. I've had one run in front of me during a Raid once.
Informative AND hilarious. This is some ideal content right here
AHH THANK YOU glad u enjoyed the vid :)))
except one fact. he said that knockback is a good enchant.
9:20 in most cases you should break a spawner. Long term investment? Spawner farms are one of least efficient farms in game. Only place where i see spawner farm is drowned copper farm... Ah wait you can do a trident farm instead.
EDIT: for drops i recomend multi level auto mob farm with water bucket dispensers enabling and pushing mobs from platform to death from fall damage or campfires. For xp? Just use enderman or gold farm.
yes
Difference is, for most players general-purpose mob farms are large, expensive, complicated, and require a lot of time and effort to build. However, a skeleton spawner can be converted to a fairly efficient starter XP farm with just 10 minutes of digging and some wood.
enderman farms are one of the simplest farm designs ive encountered. And yes, im talking about the classic best efficiency design, working since 1.9, aka the most complicated one, with 0 requerement to use. for mob drops and xp on begginer level i still recomend running at night or for xp and food build a massive cow/pig farm. spawner farms are outclassed in EVERY single way. However, if youre playing on world with something like silk touch spawners, well, in this very spesific situation spawner farms might be coming close to the traditional farm designs, but still, they will be less efficient. Conclusion: spawner farms are outclassed.
The editing is impeccable, and the background music is straight out of my Spotify playlist. You deserve way more subs!
AYYY LETS GOOOOOOOOOO you have great music taste ;)
Actually, with the deep dark, hoes are extremely valuable. Breaking shriekers is essential and a silk touch diamond hoe (or netherite) is the best tool to do so.
Also, I think bane of arthropods can be useful if you have a cavespider xp farm.
"Number 1. Place torches on the right when going into caves." But.... If you do that, then you can't follow them the *right* way out. I always put them on the left wall when I go in, so they always point me the right way out.
2:00 remember this applies to real life too
Exactly what I was thinking.
I actually like to leave the bottom-most wood block if its in my forest/tree farm near my base, gives a cool aesthetic of logging stumps. then if i need to plant more because the grown trees are getting too far out or if i need some quick wood then i'll cut stumps and replant. as long as the leaves dont connect to the the stumps they will decay.
i do exactly the same thing
interesting
As for rule#9 I would recommend Sodium + Starlight for the fabric modloader since it optimizes the game better than Optifine but without changing behavior. It also works better on lower end devices with the only drawbacks being no zoom, shaders or dynamic lights by default. However, there are mods that offer that with much better performance such as lambdynamiclights and Iris Shaders.
Man, I'm about to break all these rules
LMAOOOOO WAIT NO
Hoes are the most underrated tool in the game. They mine nether wart blocks, sculk blocks, sponges, leaves, and probably some other stuff I forgot really fast. Plus, if you have the fortune enchantment, hoes will collect more saplings, seeds from grass, and crops
honestly the rule of never making a diamond hoe just gives way for more reasons to buy diamond hoes from the toolsmith, sure why not get a whole shulker's worth of diamond hoes? they're practically nothing at a certain point
LOL
Hoes mad
"Bridge sideways"
me, who use breezily: how
fruitberry bridging user: no
LMAO OKAY TRUE
The true unwritten rules in minecraft:
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WOAH MAN! I've seen the quality of your videos just increase from every video. The editing on this video is absolutely insane! Keep it up man!
TYSM man im glad you noticed!! trying to make every video better and better so im glad it paid off :))
Cinder you forgot one for the bed wars sweats “Always breezily bridge even if they do it slower than speed bridging and spamming ‘l bozo ez’ when they beat you
Also, I’m so glad you came back doing UA-cam :D
LMAO U RIGHT (also thank you for watching it means so much to me :D)
don't protect your bed and be toxic when somebody breaks it
disagree w the diamond hoe. since the updates made it so its the fastest tool for mining many things (sculk, wart/fungus blocks, haybales, etc.) and you can get way more crops with a fortune hoe, I'd say it's worth the diamonds if you have enough to do so. :D
you know when cinder uploads its a fantastic day
SO TRUE
New to the channel i subbed
I sometimes forget that bridging mechanics are different on Java and Bedrock. In Bedrock, you can bridge facing forward. No need to shift and turn sideways but it is still safer to shift unless you're a speedbridging pro
2:30 That got me FR lol
I disagree with #9. There is a modpack called "Fabulously optimized" that has ALL of OptiFine's features, but better
i'll need to check it out, thanks :D the reason i mentioned optifine was bc its already bundled with popular clients like Lunar and Badlion which requires little to no user setup, but you're right there are definitely a lot of great options out there for minecraft optimization :D
for anyone that wonders on 0:33 it says "I BETTER NOT SEE ANY COMMENT ABOUT MY VOICE I WAS RECORDED THIS LINE AT 6AM IN THE MORNING AND DIDN'T WANT TO WAKE UP MY FAMILY LOL ASDFKLASDJFDSALKFASLFAKJFSDKFJASSLDKFJASDLFAJSFLASFJASLFASJAFALDFJA i need professional help." that took a while to write
that indeed how it be: 5:54
I was once in a multiplayer survival server with my friends, and after a few weeks of playing, there were hundreds of creeper holes. but here's the worst part, people would just cover up the hole, and not the inside, meaning that next time a creeper blows up there, you would fall all the way down. I legit used xray to find them all, and fill them all up. xD
Actually diamond hoes are fairly useful now in 1.19.2 that the ancient cities or over all sculk is added. First, it makes good use for getting the exp and also is very quick at getting rid of the sensors and shriekers, could save you from accidental summoning of the Warden.
4:52 OptiFine for just some performance and quality boost, Sodium for *loads* of extra performance (other mods can bring back most of OF's extra features, like shaders, CIT, etc at better performance, so I see very little reason to use OF)
Just wanted to write that. In modern versions of Minecraft there's no reason to use optifine anymore.
@@zekiz774 While Minecraft has gotten much better performance-wise over the years, it's still a laggy mess for most users. Many people don't have god PCs, and even UA-camrs and streamers with top of the line machines use performance mods. My PC is pretty damn good (Ryzen 5 5600X & GTX 1650) and even it struggles with high render distances on Vanilla.
I will say that I'd agree Optifine specifically is pretty old and unnecessary. It's much better for most users to use Fabric, Sodium, and Starlight. However, some users still find Optifine to be the better option, especially the aforementioned UA-camrs and streamers. Speedrunners generally use Sodium, though.
@@MGSLurmey but why?
7:53 what u spoke about axolotls before
TRUE I LOVE AXOLOTLS ALL MY HOMIES LOVE AXOLOTLS
Great video! I appreciate the addition of the last rule, considering some people can take block game very seriously. Any way of playing from only creative, to peaceful and keep inventory, to hardcore, to never touching the main game and just going on servers is all valid!
I will say, I do like playing minecraft without full bright because I like staring into the yawning darkness of a cave or being able to easily tell if mobs will spawn or not. Plus, it increases my alertness, which I need considering how trash I am at the game. Also staring at endermen can be a safety precaution if you've already glanced at one because if you just stare at their eyes, they don't move. And how could you forget jukeboxes? clearly the most important thing diamonds are used for
3:03 In mu opinion Turninv the gamma to 1000just straight up ruins the way the game looks especially in the Massive 1.18 caves
For Rule 6, even if you only have one bucket at that moment, just pick up and put down each axolotl you find one at a time. Doing this prevents them from despawning, so if you put them in a secure pond (one with water but no magma blocks and maybe a fence around it) you can come back for them later!
Also, you can rename them without having to use name tags! Just rename the axolotl while they are in a bucket with an anvil.
Doing this also frees them from the mob cap, allowing more axolotls to spawn!
5:15 Sodium can also give better performance than optifine
Great editing!
U deserve way more subs!
TYSMMM really appreciate the kind words :)))
I can't tell if this video was supposed to be a joke or a serious video full of jokes, either way not a fan sorry
okay just a "little" fix to your video :
DO NOT EVER USE OPTIFINE
Optifine really is just bad, and you can't prove it otherwise, its becoming extremely outdated, it messes up a lot of mods just for them existing and just using fabric with sodium and iris does the same as optifine but just better in every way (exept for the configuration settings, those are really needed for fabric). i highly recommend trying to find alternative instead of using this aging, rotting garbage. don't even use this in -1.13 (fabric and sodium are 1.14+), because mods + optifine is equal to a lot of stuff breaking or even crashes, the thing optifine is meant to avoid... even if you are in -1.13, these versions aren't very intensive on your gpu unlike the newer ones, so theres no point in it, and if you want shaders (and who the hell plays with shaders on anyway ?), install it for a quick thumbnail or smt for your video im guessing and uninstall it, its not that hard to understand how optifine is really bad
(seriously, optifine is just bad, don't use that)
fair point, although ngl a lot of people use optifine for playing with shaders (even the PvP community uses shaders like Sildur's Basic or Jeezet Blur) or for tweaking settings on low-end computers to boost the performance of the game. After all, not everyone has the specs that can run -1.13 versions smoothly- just a couple years ago when my setup consisted of a $300 laptop, i was only able to run Minecraft 1.8.9 above 60fps with optifine 😱 i do agree that optifine isn't ABSOLUTELY mandatory to have a fun time on Minecraft, but again these rules are just a general recommendation for having a good and optimal time on the game! Thank you for the feedback and thanks for watching!! :))))
Optifine is not "just bad", it is true that Sodium and other fps mods for fabric are better at optimizing fps in minecraft, but optifine is a good alternative. I enjoy using optifine for the customization, it also gives a nice fps boost even on the higher end of machines. For example on my rtx2060 (which I would call a decently good gpu, not the best but in the higher range of gpus), gets more fps from using optifine even in 1.8.9. Also optifine has all the features in one (shader, fps boost, etc) and it supports custom models in resource packs.
You should not hate on something if you find something other better. Everyone has their opinions, but minecraft is a great game bc you can play it however you want. You can add and remove mods to your own liking. While sodium is in paper a better alternative if purely looking at perfomance boost, optifine does a fine job as well.
yeah but hear me out
optifine zoom
@@StalinkTz there are plenty of mods out there that allow for u to zoom using a keybind
@@Skyymon name one pls lol that's the only reason why i use optifine
It needs to be said (about the little joke at 1:23) - take actual ACTIVE care of your wrist whenever you're doing anything that requires intense mouse usage in gaming. I've had 3 injuries and even though the last one was about 2-3 years ago, it still affects my day to day life. I know we love to meme about it and most people will be fine by accident anyway but seriously if you're considering getting cracked at any game check out that wrist health guide. And use common sense.
Rule #5 There is a config literally named "Dinamic light" and you can use it to put torches on your off hand
idk abt bedrock but this is how it works on java
Rule #23 Bane is really good in mods that add mobs or a freaking spider infestation in some dungeons. Killing spiders in 1 hit with bane 1 instead of 2 hits with sharpness 1 actually helps.
Also some mods make the enemies life bigger dunno
Why do you sound so tired man?
The point about not using diamonds on a hoe is outdated as of 1.16 which came out 2 years ago. In 1.16, hoes were updated so they could break certain blocks faster, at the time being leaves, sponges (very useful before you kill all the elder guardians), hay bales (speedrun strats), and the wart blocks. In 1.19 it is now able to break sculk based blocks faster, potentially saving you from a warden
make a gold hoe then, its faster i think
@@samuraigaming0 it has 32 durability
valid point
"Never destroy mob spawners"--unless it's a Cave Spider spawner. Dealing with poison while you're otherwise fighting for your life is a hassle.
i mean they are 1-0.5-1 and can climb on walls thats hell to farm more so with the poison
so thats fair.
Full Bright is for noobs. I started in alpha. When worlds were pitch dark at night where you could only see with torches was awesome. I personally think modern day Minecraft is too bright at night. I wish there was an option for it to be in modern day Minecraft versions
Preach it king! I also want an option for the world to look like a horror game. I guess I could just play old minecraft versions but then I have to give up some vital features.
that's fair! if you want a darker nighttime experience, i would highly recommend setting your brightness to "Moody" in the settings :D
@@SubToCinder i have it on moody. Still too bright lol!
@@SubToCinder moody in newer versions of minecraft is nothing like moody in older versions, back then it felt like playing a horror game, it made you feel like the night time is a dangerous time of day and you should avoid it
I would sooner make a diamond hoe than a netherite shovel. Netherite shovels are actually the only tool that would be cheaper if it just used the normal recipe format, just replacing the diamond when you're crafting it with a netherite ingot. Not only a waste of an ingot, but a diamond too.
I never heard of rule 5 and I also prefer to craft torches so that I can find my way back out of a cave and in my opinion it just looks better
6:49 made me laugh so hard omigosh
With rule 5. I'm pretty sure in the more recent updates the game automatically lowers your gamma back down to 100 if it goes over so fullbright is needed instead.
Rule: Resetting maps is not allow!
2:55
virgin fullbright
- ugly
- you don't know where monsters can spawn
- game becomes unsurprising
- makes you look like a sweaty no-life speedrunner
Chad Vanilla Gamma and Shaders
- Immersive
- Look Beautiful
- Let You Spawnproof Your Base
- Add a Sense of Unknown
- Make Fights and Flights Cinematic
1.Makes sense.
2. Ironically, beds are good as a makeshift explosive, (Provided you have protection and fire resistance) especially when you are mining for Ancient Debris.
3. Actually, not as true anymore. they're useful for quickly harvesting certain blocks, like hay bales, leaves, nether wart blocks, and especially the Sculk blocks! It's more cost-effective you find one as loot or a Villager trade, though. Plus, you NEED to make a Netherite one if you want the "Serious Dedication Advancement"
4. Well, duh! How else can you get a crafting table to make all your other stuff?
5. No, that's cheating. Plus it defeats the purpose of lighting, nighttime, and discovering caves. And that's not as fun...
6. What if I don't want one...?
7. Eh, a Speedrunner thing, but whatever.
8. This is one I have deep fried into my brain.
9. Later.
10. Dig diagonally instead!
11. And don't half-heart it either by just covering up the top. Fill every last block!
12: Light them on fire instead! But seriously, don't hurt the Villagers at all. Unless it's a Nitwit, torch those on sight!
13: Oh, this is annoying...
14: Sure, that's a quick way to make everyone hate you...
15: Same goes with Cats.
16: Floating treeeeeeeees!
17. It's literally useless, but if you want a Trophy...
18. Not until you're on a 4 block tall pillar first!
19: This applies for Zombie, Skeleton and Blaze Spawners, but...You really wanna put up with a swarm of Cave Spiders/Silverfish/Magma Cubes every 5 seconds!?
21: This actually never occurred to me! But what if you needed to get down quicker?
22: On the other hand, you COULD for some quick demolition...
23: That is, unless you REALLY Hate spiders...Other than that, it's pretty useless. Also, who has beef with Bees?!
24: I mean...if you have them to spare...But yeah, that's a bad idea and you should make your house out of something cheaper. And RENEWABLE.
25: One to live by!
honestly i like digging straight down. it's actually really unlikely that you choose a random spot to start digging and ending up falling in lava. though in early game i dig straight down up until 30-25 height and then i start digging in 2x1. in late game id really care cus i could survive for like half an hour in a lava lake with my full netherite with prot 4 and totems and all of that op stuff lol
that's valid!! personally i've fallen straight into lava too many times so i use your 2x1 tactic often but you can do whatever you want in minecraft :))
@@SubToCinder yeah, that's the great thing about minecraft, the freedom of choice the player has :)
I agree with a lot of the rules plus it’s also common sense when you are experienced with the game it self. But, for all the newbies I would suggest my take on these rules, okay let’s just start off with rules that I believe that should be changed/altered within this video. Rule number 5, yes changing your gamma will allow you to see at night time but you are literally editing the game files to see full brightness. A lot of og Minecraft players will just bring their brightness all the way up in the game settings, this will allow players to see in caves and also if they need to light up their house or anything. If players want to see fully without editing the game files there is night vision potions that does exactly the same. Let’s dive into the next rule that I don’t fully disagree but there is better options, and that is rule number 9. Optifine does help with performance but there is a lot of other mods that does ten times better. For example, Sodium. Yes it’s not really built into famous clients yet but if you truly want the best performance, you will go out of your way and install it just like other people installing Optifine by itself. Anyways, rule number 19, it’s pretty straight and forward. If you want an early xp farm you shouldn’t destroy the spawner, in terms of long term an enderman farm or blaze farm will be more beneficial.
#3: flip side, if you make a diamond, or even better, a netherite, hoe you will literally never need to make a hoe in that world ever again as long as you dont lose it :D
#5: personally, i like to play on moody because its more interesting and fun. it makes it a little easier to spot where you need to put torches. saving torches while mining is kind of an eh thing, i kinda _want_ my mineshafts to be lit up so nothing spawns in them cuz its annoying lol
#9 unfortunately these days a lot of mods have custom renderers that are incompatible with Optifine, Sodium actually also has much better compatibility with mods than Optifine, especially on Fabric. Optifine does a lot of aggressive changes to optimize the game's rendering as much as possible, whereas Sodium does not change the behavior of how the rendering works (and imo it actually gives better performance improvements too lol).
#10 dig a 2x1 hole if you want to dig straight down and stand inbetween the 2 blocks, i mostly use this for creating a mine shaft, instead of building a staircase that goes down to where i want i just make a hellevator that's 2x1 with ladders so i can go back up and water at the very bottom so i can just jump straight down. this method will always allow you to see what's below you before you fall, so you'll never be surprised by a giant cavern or lava pool below you.
#11 if you're not concerned about time, cover up creeper explosions by using an alternating checkerboard pattern. so like:
+ + +
+ + +
+ + +
where left side is one layer and right side is the layer ontop of it. this will use less resources to fill the hole back in, and if you're on an older version of Minecraft where Creepers have a chance to also destroy the blocks they explode, that can be very useful. this pattern also prevents mobs from spawning in any of the air pockets you leave behind in the patched up creeper hole. obviously dont try to replicate this pattern exactly, that's basically impossible due to the way placing blocks in minecraft works, but something clsoe to this pattern will save you precious blocks at the cost of a bit of time.
#16 tbh just get some mod like Treecapitator (for older versions of MC) or Falling Tree (for newer versions) its way more convenient, people say these mods are op but, like, do you really think the experience of cutting 100s of trees for hours is really all that exciting, enriching, and a memorable experience?? really?? who cares, just give me the wood so i can build the stuff i want to build lol
#18 looking at their eyes is a great way to lure them to you so you can get their ender pearls. alternatively, a lesser-known feature is if you wear a carved pumpkin on your head they will totally ignore you.
#19 place torches on every face of the mob spawner. this will prevent it from spawning mobs entirely, so that it isnt annoying and dangerous to wander around until you set up some kind of mob farm for it.
#21 see what i said about #10. as a bit of something added, the most optimal mineshafts is every 2 blocks, in each direction you prefer to make your mineshafts in (X, Y, and Z axis). i personally also like to make a 3x3 room, and each wall of this room i extend outward as far as i like, and then on each wall of these new hallways is where i do my shafts every 2 blocks.
every 2 blocks is optimal because the entire surface of the space between each shaft will be entirely visible, so you'll never miss anything in the walls of the shafts.
#24 back in the day i think this was fine to do, but with the existence of beacons and netherite its a lot more important to save your diamonds for actual practical purposes. plus, building a giant diamond or netherite beacon is way more class imo anyway :)
rule number 9 is just not valid for versions starting from 1.16, sodium(and other fabric optimization mods) is(are) just better and every single optifine feature has a fabric mod equivelent which is problaly better
optifine isnt open-source so mod devs cant make their mods work with optifine, they can just hope it works with optifine, which isnt a problem with most fabric optimization/qol mods
A really minor unwritten rule I always follow, if you're just after wood to craft something and don't care what kind of wood it is, use birch trees. They grow faster than oak, and don't have the chance to turn into the annoying gigachad tall trees with branches that are exceptionally annoying to cut down properly.
I've seen so many early game tree farms be slow and inefficient because they get the tall trees that need climbing in to cut them down or just burning. Birch bois solve that problem. Same with dark oak, since the tree is wide enough that you can spiral up them to make sure you get every log. Not to even mention that birch + dark oak is a really nice-looking contrast for builds.
A diamond hoe is one of the best things to spend your diamonds on.. A diamond sword, pick, armor, etc can all be got from villager trades, whereas a hoe cannot, plus with the last couple of updates adding more and more blocks which the hoe breaks very fast such as leaves, shroomlights, nether trees, etc, they are very useful.
Couples tips:
If you accidentally look at an enderman and are unprepared, keep looking at him, and he won't attack you until you look away, so just back away to safety.
When you get to the bottom of your mineshaft, use a stonecutter to craft stairs with the stone you just mined, this will save you lots of time and stamina in the long run.
After 1.16 hoes are actually pretty useful for breaking some organic blocks (leaves, warped/nether wart blocks, hay bales, etc) so Rule #3 no longer really applies. Diamond hoes are nice.
Did this man just tell people to use Optifine instead of Sodium and Iris in 2022?!? This is not 2014 Optifine is so resource heavy and adds way to many things to hog FPS you are much better justing using Fabric and running Sodium.
Wait, rule 14 is to blow up the SMP? No body tell the guys on the Hermitcraft SMP, they usually do world downloads so their viewers can tour when the Season is over.
2:56 well i agree with just about everything else in the video. (and it was great btw. :D) that's one is definitely not one. and is considered an exploit depending on who you ask.
"Get wood 1st"
Speedrunners: I don't think I will
I disagree with the 5th rule. If the game has a bad feature, why not complain about it? Changing game files doesnt make Microsoft do anything
The obvious best use for the dragon egg is to dupe it as much as possible and coat your friend’s house with them. Then just sit back and enjoy the show
you talk like you're trying to fight against a melatonin gummy
I broke rule 12 already multiple times because everytime I see a village that village will be terminated. All villagers will die.
Diamond Hoes, and Netherite ones as well are incredibly useful for Mining large areas using Moss Blocks.
Optifine sucks. I got more fps with fabric mods at higher chunks and not sacrificing vanilla looking
4:56 Nay Sodium is way better
Ok, I am already liking your videos when you are only a small creator! Keep it up! And you are funny
heard Fearless Flyers - Assassin being used as bgm in one of the sections of the video. Instantly Subscribed.
broke rule 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 :14 I DONT GOT NO SMPS: 15 16 17 18 19 20 most of da rules SUX
You can capture a zombie and then use it to threaten the villagers into giving you better deals. If they won't trade you an emerald for one stick, well, just zombify them for a little while, then when you feel they have learnt their lesson cure them with a golden apple. Repeat this process until they fear you so much that they will essentially give you all of their trades for free.
rule #21; don't kill every passive mob, passives are more rare than hostile ones
real
bro says a sliver of a second but speed bridging is actually faster than god bridge if done right.
4:47 missed the perfect timing for cribpeer
We had a dog fighting tournament with my friend one time....
Timestamp 7:46
NO WAY THATS ACTUALLY INSANE
You are Disney villain bad
@@darkflame1.067 I guess I am
Great vid Cinder!
TY MUCH LOVE RASPLIN
Bro your funny af. Thanks for making my lunch break great
yooo cinder, I was just wondering what shaver pack you use? it looks amazing
I AGREE :DD i used the ultra complimentary shaders for this vid :)
@@SubToCinder aight thanks man, I just downloaded it and it looks amazing!
should've remove rule 9 and add "don't use custom 'clients'" rule
I started watching and my first thought was: "Where have I heard this person before?". then I remembered and thought: "This is the guy who made the ''If Apple made a minecraft client' video"
LMAO NO WAY AHAHAHAH thanks for watching again :)
anyone else see the note about not seeing comments about his voice
optifine? - no sodium w/ iris shaders its better :)
The more and more I start to realize some of the content I watch are from teenagers, the more I realize that as a 23 year old, my mental age must've been stunted somewhere.
LMAO nothing wrong with watching Minecraft content as a 23 year old :D
Diamond hoes are for peasants.
I always make max enchanted netherite hoes (as my first netherite item in a world)
NAHHHHHHHHHH REAL? don't ask me how i know but i think there's even an achievement you get for crafting a netherite hoe LMAO
@@SubToCinder it's called serious dedicated i know i know
And yes it is real
what pack in the bridging explained thingy rule 1
wow didnt expect to find a gem in the newest filter
however i have found myself crafting hoes more often now to remove leaves and when farming xp on the deep dark so thats that
THATS VALID i just have a very biased opinion on hoes LOL
love the hunter x hunter music in the first 10 secs hahah
FAKE RULE 1 IS DONT DIG STRAIGHT DOWN!!1!1!1! ( this comment is a joke )
REAL
btw if you have bad pc 1000 gamma makes it heat up like a volcano so instead use 10 gamma instead.
strange that's never happened to my potato of a pc but thanks for letting me know! :D
1:16 why tf is there roblox bedwars gameplay
speedbridging originated from skywars not bedwars