Correction: Difficulty level doesn't affect your ability to cure zombie villagers, it affects the chance that a villager being attacked by a zombie will transform into a zombie villager (as opposed to just dying).
Man, scaffolding with a boat and lead has been my go to method for villager “relocation” over long distances. Course a bucket of water is always good to have on hand when you need to get up steeper cliffs. Go up top and make the waterfall then use the lead and swim on up. Once you figure out the basics then it’s not bad at all. My last move had me relocating a “volunteer” (he jumped in the boat willing) over 300 blocks away across a river and over hills to his new prairie home. Got him tucked in before night time and even watched over him for the cycle just to make sure nothing spawned in on him or anything weird occurred. Went fairly smoothly. Short distances though the mine cart is just fine.
@@DefaultCommenter you can use scaffolding to get villagers in boats up and over hills. Say there is a spot that you can’t get the boat with the villager to hop up when pulling with a lead, you can stack scaffolding, climb it and with the height advantage your able to make the boat hop up now.
The last one did surprised me, and it was very satisfying to watch 👏👏👏 Personally, I use mostly rails and zombie villagers, even now after the balance to the discounts. I find it easier to assign them beds and professions that way.
@@Prowl8413 Oh, don't get me wrong. That was magnificent! Just a little too tricky for me. Still, if you want to consider visiting my world for help moving villagers, I'd be thrilled
8:10 Actually, you don't need Neatherwart for weakness potions; however you will still need to go to the neather for blazerods, to make and fuel the brewing stand.
One improvement on the push method for short distances is to hold out an emerald. The villager will tend to freeze and show you there trades. They can then be pushed into place. Helpful for getting them into boats and small adjustments.
I'm going to have to try the elytra/boat method. That looks fun! I normally move them through the nether. But sometimes they get lose and end up in lava 😂
@Prowl8413 theres i a new better way to move villigers. Place villagers in a boat, fishing rod the boat and then go as far away before it breaks and it will send bout flying in direction you want.
@@aggrocd1985 actually no. In java you can only go up hundreds of blocks and is limited by how chunks load. On bedrock the boat doesn't get flung as high like in java, but it can actually be flung out of render distance. You can try your self to test it. I would go almost till rod breaks connection in the direction you want, maybe piller up some. It should send it flying out of render distance if done properly. The further away you are from the boat when you use the rod the further it goes.
Ive been moving them with boats since I started my world. Mostly because I couldn’t get powered rails for a while. I haven’t tried with mine carts yet, but that’s my next project. I’m going to try my hand at another iron farm.
@@Prowl8413 it changed right around the time they adjusted the curing discount. It was over shadowed by that and other proposed villager trading changes
Bonus tips for those who don't know. You ONLY need blaze rods to weaken zombie villagers. Step 1: get brown mushroom + sugar cane + spider eye. Step 2: get blaze rods Step 3: craft fermented spider eye + brewing stand. Step 4: use brewing stand with fermented spider eye to make weakness potion. (No netherwart needed). Step 5: spice it up by taking 3 potions and fill a cauldron and then make a bunch of weakness arrows and shoot them with the arrows. 100% accuracy and 3 potions gives you 64 arrows = 64 cures from 3 potions. ± 20 cures per potion. 🙂
I got one half way from my base with the job & bed method boxed him up, built a Minecart that lead to my base & he escaped the fyckin box when I opened it… Short to say my patience was short & he didn’t live long afterwards
i spent 4hrs last night transporting villagers in minecarts and rails not even getting them home (new world so i didnt have resources to make alot if rails only a little less than 2 stacks so i had to break then replace iver and over) just for me to be able to use boats😭😭😭
Best method for Java is - making a dirt path yourself thats about 30 blocks over the floor level, which means your eliminating anything that crosses your journey when going normally.
I suspected the boat was the best way in my case, I spawned on like a large island that is about 500-800 blocks out from any other land on all sides, and within like 1500 blocks on about 50% of the land I've explored so far, there's been about 10 total villages. My first two finds yielded great, the rest I've gotten a total of 10 iron lol, and my island's biggest flaw is lack of precious metals so that bit's been rough.
Are you talking about yielding iron from an iron farm? How are you getting iron otherwise? Also, if you dig down on your really big island you will find lots of ores.
WHY 10?!! You only need 2 to start an endless villager breeder. Moving 10 would take 3 or 4 times longer than moving 2 and starting a breeder. You would have 10 villagers in a matter of a few Minecraft days.
They need to up the graphics a little bit and allow the ability to turn villagers into slaves. The ability to give them a task like find wood kill pigs and so on
Both of those things would destroy what Minecraft is. Minecraft is moddable for this reason. That's why they are there. And they're free. You can make the game look like real life if you want to. Minecraft will forever be the graphics it is now and it will always be good. Villagers have jobs already. Having something find stuff for you, in the world, verses having to go out and look for it, would kill the game.
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Correction: Difficulty level doesn't affect your ability to cure zombie villagers, it affects the chance that a villager being attacked by a zombie will transform into a zombie villager (as opposed to just dying).
Thanks for the correction Auldrick!
Its okay we all do mistakes, @@Prowl8413
Man, scaffolding with a boat and lead has been my go to method for villager “relocation” over long distances. Course a bucket of water is always good to have on hand when you need to get up steeper cliffs. Go up top and make the waterfall then use the lead and swim on up. Once you figure out the basics then it’s not bad at all. My last move had me relocating a “volunteer” (he jumped in the boat willing) over 300 blocks away across a river and over hills to his new prairie home. Got him tucked in before night time and even watched over him for the cycle just to make sure nothing spawned in on him or anything weird occurred. Went fairly smoothly. Short distances though the mine cart is just fine.
What do u use the scaffolding for??
@@DefaultCommenter you can use scaffolding to get villagers in boats up and over hills. Say there is a spot that you can’t get the boat with the villager to hop up when pulling with a lead, you can stack scaffolding, climb it and with the height advantage your able to make the boat hop up now.
@@wreckedgamerqq5001 I’m not strong enough to pick up a boat but I’ll try this in Minecraft, thanks
@@DefaultCommenter 🤦♂️ 😂🤣😂🤣
The last one did surprised me, and it was very satisfying to watch 👏👏👏
Personally, I use mostly rails and zombie villagers, even now after the balance to the discounts. I find it easier to assign them beds and professions that way.
Fly those villagers! Now with the parity change of no damage while falling in a boat, no risk of the villagers dying!
Great tutorial! One edit, you don’t need netherwart for weakness potions, you still gotta go to the nether for blaze rods though. 8:14
Less than a minute in and a villager is willingly going into where you push it? I call hacks.. what sort of behavior pack is this?
HAX
Big facts I always use minecart and rails very simple and effective
How did you comment a day ago when the video was released 2 hours ago
@@FuriousGuy1234 they are probably members they get the video early release
Members get most video's a day early
I swear by rails. Loading them into stalls one at a time is the easiest way to get the workstations assigned correctly for me.
2 words.. Flying Boats
@@Prowl8413 Oh, don't get me wrong. That was magnificent! Just a little too tricky for me. Still, if you want to consider visiting my world for help moving villagers, I'd be thrilled
8:10 Actually, you don't need Neatherwart for weakness potions; however you will still need to go to the neather for blazerods, to make and fuel the brewing stand.
Actually u can use weakness arrow which you can buy from a fletcher, which will let you cure villager without even going to the nether
Awesome techniques. By the way, I found a 3 to 1 ratio for uphill tracks works best.
One improvement on the push method for short distances is to hold out an emerald. The villager will tend to freeze and show you there trades. They can then be pushed into place. Helpful for getting them into boats and small adjustments.
I'm going to have to try the elytra/boat method. That looks fun!
I normally move them through the nether. But sometimes they get lose and end up in lava 😂
nice to see someone else using moss for quick pillars, so functional, I always carry a stack for this reason :)
Insta-breaks, super easy!
@Prowl8413 theres i a new better way to move villigers. Place villagers in a boat, fishing rod the boat and then go as far away before it breaks and it will send bout flying in direction you want.
Isn't that Java only though?
@@aggrocd1985 actually no. In java you can only go up hundreds of blocks and is limited by how chunks load. On bedrock the boat doesn't get flung as high like in java, but it can actually be flung out of render distance. You can try your self to test it. I would go almost till rod breaks connection in the direction you want, maybe piller up some. It should send it flying out of render distance if done properly. The further away you are from the boat when you use the rod the further it goes.
We need to see you flying with 3 or for boats full of villagers lmao
Lets try 8!
Prowl has lost many a villager to the flying boat tricks. Glad to see they no longer take fall damage while in boats.
Yes! Makes it 100x easier and less stressful!
Ive been moving them with boats since I started my world. Mostly because I couldn’t get powered rails for a while. I haven’t tried with mine carts yet, but that’s my next project. I’m going to try my hand at another iron farm.
Does the iron tower work for 1.20 please answer prowl
Yes
@@Prowl8413 thanks prowl ❤
Minecarts FTW most of the time. Catching zombie villagers in a boat is also an easy way to catch and cure (build a roof over them). Great video Prowl!
Helpful video m8!
Glad you think so!
Good solid tutorial once again Prowl! 💛
Thanks!
I love the gliding method with the villagers you are an awesome content creator keep up the excellent work Let's goooooo😂😂😂
Villager curing time changed recently to match java, where it's random each time instead of consistent like it used to be
When did that change? I just remembered it being a flat 2 minutes.
@@Prowl8413 it changed right around the time they adjusted the curing discount. It was over shadowed by that and other proposed villager trading changes
Talking too much u could give us the video in 4 minutes instead of 13 minutes
Could watch a different video😅
Bonus tips for those who don't know. You ONLY need blaze rods to weaken zombie villagers.
Step 1: get brown mushroom + sugar cane + spider eye.
Step 2: get blaze rods
Step 3: craft fermented spider eye + brewing stand.
Step 4: use brewing stand with fermented spider eye to make weakness potion. (No netherwart needed).
Step 5: spice it up by taking 3 potions and fill a cauldron and then make a bunch of weakness arrows and shoot them with the arrows. 100% accuracy and 3 potions gives you 64 arrows = 64 cures from 3 potions. ± 20 cures per potion. 🙂
Thanks, it's been a little while since I've made one, I forgot it's the 1 potion that doesn't need netherwart.
@@Prowl8413 you're most welcome. I only recently came back to minecraft and also found this out recently. 😁
Additional Bonus tip: buy weakness arrows from fletcher. Super easy and completely avoids going to the nether
Bonus tip: you dont actually need to go to nether to cure a villager, you can buy weakness tipped arrow from fletchers
@@DeviL_4939 you have to set up a villager farm for that first, unless you just get very lucky.
Thank you so much bro now I have so many ways to get them up the big cherry mountain I have!
The flying villager boat is the funniest thing EVER!
I use boats and leads on bedrock. On java I use boat minecarts no redstone required with that.
You forgot taking them through the nether
That is a good video with good ideas for beginners. I knew all except the last one😂.
I got one half way from my base with the job & bed method boxed him up, built a Minecart that lead to my base & he escaped the fyckin box when I opened it…
Short to say my patience was short & he didn’t live long afterwards
You actually don't need Nether wort to make a Potion of weakness. You still need blaze powder though
No you don't. There are other ways.
@aggrocd1985 there are other ways than blaze powder? Please explain.
What about java?
Boat, lead, water bucket. Thank you 😂
i spent 4hrs last night transporting villagers in minecarts and rails not even getting them home (new world so i didnt have resources to make alot if rails only a little less than 2 stacks so i had to break then replace iver and over) just for me to be able to use boats😭😭😭
You don’t need netherwort prowl
This rlly helps thanks
Best method for Java is - making a dirt path yourself thats about 30 blocks over the floor level, which means your eliminating anything that crosses your journey when going normally.
This is Bedrock. Not Java.
And why 30 blocks high??
I suspected the boat was the best way in my case, I spawned on like a large island that is about 500-800 blocks out from any other land on all sides, and within like 1500 blocks on about 50% of the land I've explored so far, there's been about 10 total villages.
My first two finds yielded great, the rest I've gotten a total of 10 iron lol, and my island's biggest flaw is lack of precious metals so that bit's been rough.
Are you talking about yielding iron from an iron farm? How are you getting iron otherwise?
Also, if you dig down on your really big island you will find lots of ores.
8:08 or look for a witch hut and find weakness there
Is that a thing? I didn't know!
Sometimes because they have different potions in the cauldron but the igloo has one splash potion in the secret room beneath it
@@Tntoast I just dug out and igloo and didn't find a secret room underneath
@@aggrocd1985 strange🤔, that actually rarely happens, unless they removed them or something.
Have u made any video on automatic Wood farm
That's not possible without Create mod. You still have to chop the wood manually.
This one is realy helpful.
Tx bro ❤
Does this not work on Survival?
Tip: Get yourself Slow falling it you want to transport villagers by Elytra/Boat method (last method)
Why? We don't need slow falling to fly properly and entities in boats don't take damage anymore.
i love your barely detectable southern drawl lol
Never tried fly boat normally just breed on location
What about your iron farm next to your base? And your automatic carrot farm?
Why did I read how to lose villagers😂
They do that well enough on their own.
I need to move like 10 of them for 1000 blocks
WHY 10?!! You only need 2 to start an endless villager breeder. Moving 10 would take 3 or 4 times longer than moving 2 and starting a breeder. You would have 10 villagers in a matter of a few Minecraft days.
i am facing lots of villagers zombies i will just cure 2 and trap them to get infinity source of villagers
The dislike
A come from the stormtroopers trying to shoot the like button
Haters gonna hate hate hate
@Prowl8413 and the fakers gonna fake fake fake
im am at 100 comments
is this.... unethical?
No normal for minecraft
They need to up the graphics a little bit and allow the ability to turn villagers into slaves. The ability to give them a task like find wood kill pigs and so on
Both of those things would destroy what Minecraft is. Minecraft is moddable for this reason. That's why they are there. And they're free. You can make the game look like real life if you want to. Minecraft will forever be the graphics it is now and it will always be good. Villagers have jobs already. Having something find stuff for you, in the world, verses having to go out and look for it, would kill the game.