hell is unimaginably worse if it exists there will be torture beyond comprehension and the bounds of a hu man body heat like uve never felt on earth and worse of all no escape no matter what you say
Hold on, they didn't say 100% a Minecraft instance. We want to 100% Minecraft, which means that we need to do that entire process ON EVERY SINGLE VERSION ON EVERY SINGLE SNAPSHOT ON EVERY SINGLE INSTANCE-
Hear me out: Proto Steve makes a sort of library of babel, placing every block in every combination, filling up an entire worlds of random blocks. Then he will truly have 100 percented the game
i swear within a few months we're gonna have a guy live streaming daily for charity doing all of this, or a youtube video that claims to have done it all now 😂
4,725,537,805,442,420,000,000,000,000,000 years later: Kid: I'm finished! Dad: *is dead* Kid: Hello! Dad? Dad: *still dead* Kid: What's the year? Year: 4725537805442420000000000002024 Kid: So, a couple years have gone by. Dad: *did you really think he was alive now?*
Oh, nonono, I think you misunderstood Proto-Steve. He's not just a mere mortal human being, any one of those would have just given up after a few hours. Proto-Steve is the embodiment of gaming perfection, scientifically engineered to always complete the game he started. All he wants is to play Minecraft, all he ever needs is Minecraft. Proto-Steve does not get tired, Proto-Steve does not make mistakes. Mental and physical limits are flaws. Proto-Steve has no flaws. Proto-Steve IS perfection itself.
Stuff like this always makes me happy, because at every step the work done for the previous step becomes irrelevant as the time taken for every task before is a rounding error for the next task.
which is why the 4 hour estimate for all advancements 1.20 (which should be closer to 8 hours) is perfectly fine, because they both round to zero anyway xD
What about with every single skin, you'd have to repeat the process again with every single skin, every single version, and every single cape that is wearable
@Saikor_Shank Yeah, but one thing you forgot is that not everything is in every version. So he'd have to calculate alot more on that based on what things were added in what version
lmao don’t use “kid” as an insult, it comes off an incredibly condescending. also 16 minutes? it isn’t that long. you’ve been watching a bit too much short form content.
Why does this sound like an excellent sci-fi idea? Space explorers in the distant future stumbling upon an ancient AI tasked with doing all there is to do in an ancient video game. Of course, if you wanted to take this number and make it exponentially bigger, you could have Proto-Steve also tasked with placing every possible combination of blocks in every possible location in each world.
Hate to be that guy but you forgot all the fireworks combination, all the banners on shields, all the different enchanted firework crossbows, capturing all mobs with all armor and all enchantment combinations and probably something else
even gathering rare mobs and rare mob combos like the purple axolotl, every horse variant maxed or wither cave spider riders and wither trap horse riders lmao. And these upside down again as well with the jeb name tag..........................
If it isn't something the game tracks or that leads to an advancement or progression of some sort, then it doesn't count. However youre right about the axolotls. Although I think they did calculate collecting every mob, just neglected to mention the actual math behind the axolotls specifically.
You forgot that to truly 100%, after removing every block, he must FILL every block, with every possible combination of block. By the end you can safely assume he has witnessed a hundred big bangs, and a hundred universal deaths
@@Jakernaut But I kinda feel I need salvation after someone mentioning these insane lengths of time, these time lengths being mentioned make me feel my soul is doomed. Although I don't think any existing religion would help. But that preaching is weirdly appropriate here.
4 nonillion years later, ProtoSteve is there, drifting away in the infinity of the cosmos, he has done it, he 100%ted Minecraft, he knows it, and as he starts to shut down, a single tear drops down his ear-to-ear smile, 《What is this?》ProtoSteve asks, what is he feeling? After outliving the entirety of the cosmos, our friend has finally acquired the most precious item, consciousness, as his smile starts to fade away after realizing that he was just an experiment who outlived its master, he closes his eyes to never be open again 《I shall rest now》Or will he?
thats kinda how you feel when ur lying in bed on ur phone until 1 in tho morning, and finally decide to go to sleep. Everyone else is asleep. They're not conscious of ur probably shameful actions the last 5 hrs. and you finally drift off to sleep
The final time is actually quite convenient, since if it took any longer then proto-steve's computer would start to get noticeably damaged by proton decay
I feel the final time is VERY optimistic, and it also doesn't include the challenge of filling the entire minecraft world with every possible combination of blocks and enteties.
@@Keram_urt that doesn't fit within the confines of the challenge as there is no tracking of how many types of blocks has been placed in every single block space in the game. Theres tracking for how many times you've placed every block, but not where they've been placed. So that isn't included in a 100% of minecraft, as its not something *new* to do, (protosteve already placed every single block the max number of trackable times,) and its not something that is tracked in any way. It would be a new challenge that has added parameters the original challenge does not, making it invalid for this challenge
@chrisgaming9567 actually proton decay would have begun less than 0.8% through the challenge based on current understanding of the universe. Being as optimistic as possible, with the most optimistic estimates (bordering on magical thinking) for the lifespan of the universe, proto Steve's computer breaks down somewhere in the range of 9-15%. Its impossible to get a specific number here because we are making assumptions we have no proof of, so the range will have to do. The universe will have either fizzled out, or died in another manner, before even 20% of this challenge could be completed. Unless, we move protosteves computer into neighboring universe just before proton decay occurs (if the multiverse exists, likely does in my opinion,) then protosteve can take all the time he wants. However, the circuitry itself will degrade before even one million years, so we will have to make the computer a self repairing unit that can assimilate new materials to replace worn ones. Assuming this could be done without actually turning the computer off, AND that we can move protosteves computer between universes before their demise, then and ONLY then, can this challenge *actually* be completed. Its pretty fun to think about and contemplate!
I find it quite eerie that when the universe ends there is still a computer somewhere in the void with Proto Steve trying to 100% all of minecraft. And even when would be done with every possible task I feel like he would just reset everything and start over. One must imagine Proto Steve happy.
Bro, the editing is actually amazing. The creeper in the Minecraft logo at the beginning caught off guard and blessed my eyes. Keep up the AAAAAAAAAAMAZING work.
You can break a full set of netherite armour instantly with a fast enough arrow. Docm77 did this to a few hermits in season 9. By clocking 4 dispensers with different armour pieces and a dropper with a totem, you can probably break an armour piece every 4 gt. Of course, you would need a really fast arrow canon, but I'm sure protosteve would know how to make one.
As I understand it, protosteve didn't use any mechanisms this is proved by the fact that he broke each block with a pickaxe and did it without tnt doopers and broke the bedrock with a non-automatic method
And different devices, and different skins, and different accounts and different texture packs and all the different input devices and different gamemodes@dadams8
@@pixelatedperplexities8104 the video being amazing. That creator literally only does UA-cam shorts. It’s a bit hypocritical to be saying how good of a video it is just for them to be part of the problem. The video is really good and educational though
What makes this feel dark is the fact that youd also have to do it on every version and after that youd have to do it all on bedrock edition too, on bedrocks every seed and version. This reminds me of sisyphus💀
“The realization nearly broke the machine, with its mission complete it was now just a program without a purpose, the victor without a war sentenced to spend all of eternity…alone”
It seems like a lot of these you could speed up massively. 1. Netherite: There's talk of a contraption that can break netherite in one hit. Armor damage is based on damage received, and there's no limit to damage received. An arrow cannon might be the fastest way to do it. With armor dispensers an arrow cannon, and totems of undying you could probably destroy a suit per game tick. 2. World destruction. You can make machines to both destroy bedrock, and regular blocks. 3. Multi-threading. Many of these task can probably be done at the same time. XP generation, mob killing, crafting, tool breaking, armor breaking, could all be done at the same time. Throw in flying machines and you can add breaking every block and visiting every chunk. 4. crafting machines. You can make machines to feed you exactly the right items, and make a banner way faster than once per 10 seconds.
I disagree, the time, even with multitasking, would be orders of magnitude larger than what the video said it to be: the video entirely disregarded for obtaining the items, and also for a very important challenge: filling every minecraft world with every possible combination of blocks.
@@Keram_urt If you add in filling every Minecraft world with every combination of blocks it's impossible. The time that would take is functionally infinity. If you have a deck of playing cards properly shuffled you are the only person to ever have those cards in that order. That's 52! That alone would be functionally impossible. This is unfathomably bigger. So I'm gonna discount that as a goal.
Doing the math for this is kind of complicated, and a little bit pointless. There are 809 quadrillion banners in Minecraft. to arrange just them in every possible order is 809 quadrillion! Which just doesn't make sense as a number anymore. There's no reference point. 64! is about the number of atoms in our universe. This so, so much more. Also that number is *way* lower than the actual number, as that's just for banners. There are about a thousand blocks/items. So 811 quintillion! Add in things like block rotations, item frame rotations and other cases. It's functionally infinite. (We haven't even touched maps. There's more than ((128*128)5)! possible maps. 5 levels, all display at 128*128 pixels.) It's better just to say infinite.
The max XP level global catastrophe scenario that is mentioned is in regards to the precession of the equinoxes. But he missed the mark there as that's not how that works at all.
some notes: feinberg has done AA in just under 2.5 hours (1.16) but has also dome AA in 1.20. Theroetical limit shown with TASes is 1 hour because that's the minimum time phantoms take to spawn to get the 2 birds 1 arrow advancement Feinberg has also done all blocks (1.16) Cubicmetre has also made the fastest possible xp farm (with movable furnaces)
@@ooliverhe did for a good looking start of a video i bet. like it is kinda natural to start 10%-ing with completing a game and getting AA, and only after that move on to crazy stuff
@@kristinapenzar5638it is if you smelt an insane amount of cactus. I think he smelted over 100 thousand cactus for just 10 God particles. (Then he used update suppression to make that infinitely repeatable)
When you realise that even after Steve has completed Minecraft he still has to wait another 4x10^70 years for the last black hole in the universe to evaporate
Kid I’m sorry, but black hoes slowly lose the mass by Hawkins radiation. and an black hole cannot do that because gravity only really works closely. It’s like eating all the food around you but the food that you can’t reach you can’t get. Also, there is three possibilities for the universe to end. The big crunch gravity wins the battle and pulls everything into one infinitely small spot The big tear when dark matter wins and literally rips everything apart slowly added by Adam And the heat death nothing really happens and we just slowly lose heat from this expanding universe because heat likes to even everywhere And lastly, quantum fluctuations and if there is a such thing as adam decay it does have a factor in each possibility But nothing’s gonna end because we never had a start therefore, it’s never gonna end because you have to push down the house of cards for anything to happen and you have to be birth from your mother so you can push those cards down and your ancestors have to live so your mother is alive to this day and you can keep going instantly so therefore using logic something has to be infinite. There’s infinite amount of history of front of us and there’s a infinite amount of history behind us. We’re not at any point of time there’s no present past or future it’s only is
The idea of a steve so dedicated to Minecraft he overcomes the physical needs of existence to fully complete a game, going as far as to outlive the comcept of time itself, is Frankly fascinating
now repeat that on every single minecraft version, on every single device, with every single possible mod combination. This brings our total time to NaN years.
Reminds me of a hidden gem of a book called A Short Stay in Hell, in it a Mormon who enjoyed reading dies and is sentenced to a very unique afterlife, before he can go to heaven, he must search the entire Library of Babel until he finds the one book describing his full life story. This library is so terrifyingly large that you can jump off the walkway and fall for literally hundreds of years and still see shelves and shelves of books.
oh god, imagine after hundred of billions of years, you pull a book from a shelf and start reading it. It contains hundreds of pages perfectly accurately describing your life from the very moment you were born. You continue reading it to make sure it's the correct book, only to find out the last 2 words of the book are not correct, and instead just read "skibidi toilet". Your search continues.
Here are some more things to do: (Good luck reading) -Rename every single item with every single character -Have every tool with every durability -All firework combinations -All mob names -Have all the banners on shields -Do it in every single version and snapshot. ALL LAUNCHERS AND ALL CLIENTS EVER USING ALL OF THIS. -Bedrock edition too -Rebuild the whole world in every combination -Put every item in both an item frame and a glowing item frame -Put every armor combination on an armor stand -Place every sign and every hanging sign with every different text -Do it on every single mod Bedrock and Java Edition - -Every single way you can die. I'm lazy so i wont do the bullet thing now but there is more. So I read some of the comments about things that weren't mentioned in the video and came up with more: place every block to every possible place (and count that every banner combination is a new block and also armor stands can have different armor put on them, also I think that would make every single building/redstone structure/farm so count that), make every possible combination of items in chest/enderchest/double chest/trap chest/barrel..., visit every chunk by every possible transportation type (boat, horse, run, walk,...) and I think there is much more to come up with so I would say that the time he got is only a fraction of real time. But now he has to beat the game on every single device. Build everything. That means every possible arrangement of every placeable block, occupying every possible space in the entire volume of the minecraft world. Oh - and that includes item frames... which also includes all of your unique items. 100%ing Minecraft could also mean that Proto-Steve has to achieve every possible state of a minecraft world (on every seed), some examples being - the whole world is filled with dirt blocks - every second block is water, while the other blocks are random (Proto-Steve would have to go trough every single combination of different blocks of course) - the whole world is filled with chests; every chest contains a different combination of banners/armor pieces (depending on the amount of possible combinations, some of them might need to exist more than once per state); and everyblock contains a single (or 24 to maximize the effort needed) naturally spawned baby zombie villager chicken jockey with a specific combination of armor pieces, equipment and enchantments; every chunk needs to have a specific local difficulty etc. Every one of these states in which the minecraft world could be in needs to exist for an entire ingame moon cycle, since its also a variable that can change in a minecraft world. So basically, Proto-Steve would need to achieve every state of zeroes and ones that a minecraft save can have. This would take eons in any game but sandbox games take the win for the longest time needed to be completed in this way (i think).One small issue. The written book is an item in minecraft that can store 100 pages of 14 rows of 19 characters (or so, depending on size). Each of those characters can be (seemingly) ANY UNICODE CHARACTER. Plus, you can then sign it with 15 or so more characters for a title. This adds up to 26615 slots, each holding one of 149813 unicode characters, and you get a number big enough that google just throws in the towel and returns undefined. We'll assume, for the sake of my own sanity, that it's just 100 googolplexes. The actual value would be 149813!/123198! which google can't comprehend. If we assume that the average character takes only 1/20th of a second to type, then the total number of time that it'd take to type out each and every character of every possible book would be 22 googolplex minutes, or about 1 followed by (a googol - 2) days, or about 2 followed by (a googol minus 5) years, aka twenty trigintillion years. Then, multiply this by 6, add every possible enchanted book combination, as well as a regular book, and you have every possible combination of the Chiseled Bookshelf! Every single minecraft account with every single character combination. Making every possible world state meaning youd have to place every type of block in every possible position in the world, over and over again, with the most minor differences 1 block removed here is a new world state, one block added there is another so by calculating every spot in the world a block can be (60,000,000x60,000,000x319, which is 1.1484e+18, and multiply that by all types of blocks (which i think is 830) to get 9.53172e+20 but then multiply that by 831 (to include air) per block so 1.1484e+18 x 831 x 9.53172e+20 = 9.0963148e+41, or about 9 quindecillion but then youd have to calculate how many blocks youd be placing vs breaking, but im just gonna focus on placing for now. if it takes you half a second to place, thats 4.5 quindecillion seconds, thats 1.4269406e+41 years to get every single possible minecraft world state. I definitely got a lot of math wrong in this comment, but with numbers this big it doesnt matter. What's the difference between a quattuordecillion, a quindecillion, and a septendecillion? Those numbers are so big we've lost all concepts of what they mean, so you might as well call them infinite. theres a lot of 0s in this so hopefully this comment isnt marked as spam
Got some more things. 1. Every possible book/bookshelf 2. Every possible tool/armor & durability 3. Every version 4. Java & bedrock 5. Every possible shulker chest & ender chest 6. Every possible block state(including all those banners and shulker boxes) placed on every block 7. Every single world option 8. 3 difficulties 9. Every single key combination 10. Every single tool/armor on mobs(zombie, villager e.t.c.) 11. Every single coordinate(to .00001) visited
Brother by this time God would’ve just forgotten about the universe, proto Steve would probably have played Minecraft for so freaking long that somehow he’d be older than your mom
So I read some of the comments about things that weren't mentioned in the video and came up with more: place every block to every possible place (and count that every banner combination is a new block and also armor stands can have different armor put on them, also I think that would make every single building/redstrone structure/farm so count that), make every possible combination of items in chest/enderchest/double chest/trap chest/barrel..., visit every chunk by every possible transportation type (boat, horese, run, walk,...) and I think there is much more to come up with so I would say that the time he got is only a fraction of real time.
One thing you didn’t mention is that to break all the blocks in the world, you can use tnt dupers, which speed it up a ton. There are also industrial bedrock breaking machines, so you don’t have to do it manually over and over. Also, to break armor all the times, you could use tnt propelled arrows, which can break a set of armor basically instantly with a large enough tnt duper
@@ninjaoyourbro1891 lol didn't see that part of your comment. I have the reading comprehension of a fish. Anyway, in the grand scheme of things, the time reduction of using automated means to destroy the entire world are miniscule compared to the rest of the run.
Just to complicate things more, imagine the amount of possible combinations that would be in just ONE chest. The different types of items, the AMOUNT of items, renaming items, even shulker boxes in different colors and with all those possible combinations inside it as well. Now imagine every possible location the chests could be at, in all three dimensions, and having to do all that in EVERY SINGLE SEED. So basically, Protosteve is NOWHERE close to 100% the game. It’s impossible to comprehend how long it’ll take to truly do so, but it isn’t infinite. Given enough time, it can be achieved Edit: you also have to consider BOOKS
@@budgieeaterWhat's insane is that there's probably a much _much_ longer list of things to do. To truly, *absolutely* 100% Minecraft, we need to consider every degree of freedom for all the variables in the game and every possible game state combining them. That includes things like every state of every redstone build in every position/orientation, every combination of entities in every combination of positions/orientations for each dimension, every possible combination of light levels for every block in each dimension, and every combination of inputs and player states for every frame of gameplay until 100%-ing everything else. You could just keep listing things because the game has millions of variables to manipulate at runtime. Even _more_ unfathomable is that each one of those variables can be one of billions of values, and simply finding every combination of two of them is already in the range of unimaginable.
@@Kwauhn. One cool thing to think about is if you were to build every possible combination of things, there would be 2D and 3D depictions of everything that has happened, will happen, or that will never happen in the whole universe’s lifetime. And with the note blocks, every single song that does or doesn’t exist will also end up being made.
Having read other comments I ended up writing this in a reply: Steve may place every block at every possible location, in *every possible combination of items/ positions across the seed*, over the whole seed. "items" include armor stands with unique contents, banners prints, unique signs, books, mobs (unique armors accounted for, both naturally generated and provided to mobs by steve), fireworks, and so on. This is also sensitive to every unicode name that can be applied to blocks, objects or entities. It then also involves chests of every possible set of contents, following the same logic as above. But there's more. For each unique world of blocks, he must also place them all in every possible order, with every possible method of placing them/ reaching the location where he will place them... such as placing or removing unique objects to get there, and use of pistons and redstone. He may include use of mobs such as endermen and villagers to move things around, waiting for them to do his bidding through RNG. The same applies to destroying everything. He also makes every possible map of it all. He must also grow every growable thing in every possible place, displacing every possible thing, with every method of making them grow (time, use of bonemeal, observers...) He may also compost everything composable in every place and order... Then craft everything in every location, name them all everywhere, craft them with every method (not just crafting tables, but grindstones and other such tools). Next, he'll kill every variant of mob (species, equipment loadout, and names) with every possible method, in every global environment/ location. When all of that is done, he can take the time to manipulate and achieve every possible RNG value, everywhere, then get every outcome of these values. And on every seed, of every update/ snapshot As Proto Steve works, most of what he does seems meaningless. Yet, some of what he does creates coherent stories. Those stories describe countless possibilities. Whole multiverses take form. He is functioning as a turning machine... which churns out infinity. ... Did I mention out-of-bound clipping? The in-border space simply isn't big enough. Might as well make infinity more infinite. 🙂
More things to do everywhere in every order: Moving something from one place to another is an action. Steve may not create everything everywhere, but move everything everywhere. Every trade at every price, Every other mob interaction (that hasn't already been done) - This is covered in the RNG manipulations, but I wanted to specify that this entails getting every possible loot drop from every mob. He should also apply all of the game's glitches in order to achieve outcomes. Duped, buged, and unnaturally occurring items must be included among the rest. Edit: I just remembered shulker boxes exist. This means unique chest can contain unique chests of unique items... I'm still sane, no worries.
In a billion millennia, a billion centuries and decades and years, Proto-Steve will work endlessly, dutifully. The last remnant of humanity in the cosmos. He will meet the face of God unblinking, unknowing of his presence, only of his infinite task ahead of him. If we were to ask him all those eons ahead of he resented us, what might be say? We, who bound him to an eternal duty, like jailers to an innocent, naive creature, merely doing what it is told.
Then, one day, Steve reaches the end of that infinity. On that day his purpose is fulfilled. Then he is introduced to Minecraft code blocks. Another infinity later, he seeks new purpose, and learns how to mod. Eventually, he mods the game so much that it becomes a computer simulation of the world that created him, with a new Proto-Steve inside.
At that point you would have to meticulously define what "everything" is. like how far do you go with asking "has proto-steve done ____?" If there is no limit, then it just isn't possible. oh yea? well has proto-steve ever placed dirt after playing the game for X+1years? nu uh. how abou X+2? and so on.........
another comment said there are 702 placable blocks (which is still ignoring things like all the cofigurations of fence blocks, stair blocks, etc, let alone all the possible ways that blocks with inventories can be filled). a minecraft world has 1.3524x10^18 blocks of space. all combinations then are 702^(1.3524x10^18), which is a number waaaaay bigger than 10^(10^18) (which is 1 with 1000000000000000000 zeroes after it, the amount of atoms in the universe is 1 with 82 zeroes after it, so the mount of combinations is as much as the amount of atoms in 12200000000000000 universes). if we use 10^(10^18) as the amount of combinations (which is waaay smaller than it really is, but still crazy big and easier to work with since no calculator works with numbers that big) the amount of time to complete that in all seeds is rounded down 10^18*10^19*10^(10^18)=10^(37+10^18) seconds, or threehundred octillion times quintillionplex years, which is still insanely smaller than the real number
Great video! I loved the comparisons with real world time. Although... here are a few more suggestions: 1. Fireworks 2. Every single combination of blocks placed in a world (ie: the entire world filled in with blocks, and do that with every combination possible) 3. Go to 32 bit integer limit of sky and void Just some ideas haha
I have (I think) managed to calculate the absolutely mind-fucking amount of time it would take for every possible variation of a Minecraft world to be created. There are 702 different placeable items in Minecraft. The volume or total amount of placeable areas in a Minecraft world is 1.3524x10^18 (or about 1.4 quintillion). This makes the total amount of possible combinations 702^1.3524x10^18 Assuming it takes 1 second to place a single block (generous I know), it will take 103.849386310444x10^18 seconds. In more readable terms, approximately *224 TRILLION YEARS* Edit: To do this on every seed, it would take about *4 decillion years* For reference, if everyone alive on earth today had contributed to this version of the task every second of every day since the conception of the universe, we would only be *0.00008%* done. We would need to, collectively, as a species, spend 12500x more time than has ever passed to complete the task.
@@rcon3209 except not, it isnt 702^1.3524x10^18 for all combinations, but 702^(1.3524x10^18), which is a number waaaaay bigger than 10^(10^18) (which is 1 with 1000000000000000000 zeroes after it, the amount of atoms in the universe is 1 with 82 zeroes after it, so the mount of combinations is as much as the amount of atoms in 12200000000000000 universes). if we use 10^(10^18) as the amount of combinations (which is waaay smaller than it really is, but still crazy big and easier to work with since no calculator works with numbers that big) the amount of time to complete that in all seeds is rounded down 10^18*10^19*10^(10^18)=10^(37+10^18) seconds, or threehundred octillion times quintillionplex years, which is still insanely smaller than the real number
@@rcon3209It would take much longer. To calculate, you would use the binomial coefficient. Formula is in this case: v = volume b = blocks v!/(b!*(v-b)!) = combinations Just having 702 blocks fit into a 1000 block space is already around 10^263 ways… Doing this with 10^18 for volume makes this number practically infinite. Edit: This number is actually if you have only one of each of these 702 possible blocks. I guess you would like to fill the volume which would need more than one of each block. This could be simulated using the “stars and bars” problem. Formula would then be: (v+b-1)!/((v-1)!*b!) = Combinations This formula grows even faster than the binomial coefficient…
@@rcon3209 don't forget the end and nether which will triple that time (i think but the nether and end might be smaller) AND that is not every banner combination armor combination and possible storage units with items like a chest or a barrel with every slot with every combination of items AND that's not counting the block that can be oriented in different ways like stairs fences chests ect i would have calculated it but im not smart enough
Nooo i just realized at the end of the video he mentioned every seed, my brain started to process what I'm hearing and then my jaw dropped 😮. Never experienced this mind blown thing before, you're an awsome creator and I'm now subbing!
bro, u forgor that if u rrly look, there r a lot more things proto-steve could do each adding up to more than the last, much past 4.7 or whatever it wuz nonilion years
Oh but you forgot one thing. From all of speedrunning history, we can see that there is no lower bound for how fast you can beat a particular game. With time, more and more glitches and exploits are always discovered, consistently bringing the time down to complete said game. If we say for every 1 year you spend glitch hunting you could realistically bring the time down by 50%, then if Proto-Steve just spends his first 102 years glitch hunting, afterward he would know SO MANY glitches, bugs, and exploits, to be able to 100% the entire game in just 11 months, fabricating blocks, items, banners, etc into existence at a God-like TAS speed. Bringing the actual total time to 100% Minecraft to just 103 years!
I prefer the Nonillions of Years one, it's much more fun and time consuming, by that timr the only thing that would be left would be some small Black Holes that have almost entirely evaporated due to Hawking Radiation and if Protons don't decay then ths reign of the Iron Stars will make this Minecraft run look like an instant in comparison.
This was an interesting thought experiment. I never thought of how far the definition of Minecraft 100% could be stretched. I do have a different perspective. Since Proto-Steve is a perfect player, why not treat him as THE perfect player? I'm talking about frame-perfect, TAS-like reflexes. Instead of average times to craft items, he could just open a crafting table, craft whatever he needs and close it in fractions of a second. That would cut down his total time significantly. And you could also factor in multitasking. Instead of calculating his time to do these tasks one at a time, he could progress multiple tasks at once. For example, while Proto-Steve is flying from one end of a Minecraft world to the other to fully discover it, he could be making every dye colour and dyed leather armor.
Unfortunately not. Say he wanted to go to EVERY possible coordinate, there being 2^64 in each dimension. (2^64)^3 > 10^57, WAY more than anything possible
One small issue. The written book is an item in minecraft that can store 100 pages of 14 rows of 19 characters (or so, depending on size). Each of those characters can be (seemingly) ANY UNICODE CHARACTER. Plus, you can then sign it with 15 or so more characters for a title. This adds up to 26615 slots, each holding one of 149813 unicode characters, and you get a number big enough that google just throws in the towel and returns undefined. We'll assume, for the sake of my own sanity, that it's just 100 googolplexes. The actual value would be 149813!/123198! which google can't comprehend. If we assume that the average character takes only 1/20th of a second to type, then the total number of time that it'd take to type out each and every character of every possible book would be 22 googolplex minutes, or about 1 followed by (a googol - 2) days, or about 2 followed by (a googol minus 5) years, aka twenty trigintillion years. Then, multiply this by 6, add every possible enchanted book combination, as well as a regular book, and you have every possible combination of the Chiseled Bookshelf!
for the record, this implies that Proto-Steve can type perfect Unicode (which takes 6 keystrokes to type) at 1440 WPM. (20 chars. per second, 120 keystrokes per second.) For reference, the World Record for WPM maintained for one minute is only 277 WPM. ua-cam.com/video/67s_COL1r5M/v-deo.html for (almost, 99.9993325% to be exact) every book, Proto-Steve would have to maintain 1440 WPM for 3 minutes and 41.72 seconds copy that..... 5*10^136,653 times... which is less than 100*10^10^100! and you get a big number.
It's insane to think about because there are just so many more things you could do. for example, has proto-steve ever been killed by a baby zombie villager named "jablorkl" wearing the super specific armor wielding a rotten flesh named "mdxrbvg,msgdr,vbmsrgc39456974365986450"? and from there, you have to include every single ASCII caracter combination in existence for every mob and item. like.. how would you even define doing EVERYTHING.
You forgot one last task, and it's a pretty big one - Build everything. That means every possible arrangement of every placeable block, occupying every possible space in the entire volume of the minecraft world. Oh - and that includes item frames... which also includes all of your unique items. Have fun!
If you compiled all the ideas in this comment’s section into this challenge, you would probably have to start measuring the years by powers Ideas to add, 1: every single version and snapshot, including future ones 2: trading every villager to master 3: filling back up every dimension block for block 4: making a double chest of every item including the banners 5: do this on every Minecraft account that can be made 6: add multiplayer challenges 7: fill every air block with bedrock, (obtainable do to Scicrafts discovery) 8: Collect every mob in the world and display them 9: farm a farmable block until you can fill the entire world with double chests of it 10: do everything said on every computer to ever exist
This will be our punishment in Hell
I hope you don't go there.😬
Dang that would be awesome
hell is unimaginably worse if it exists there will be torture beyond comprehension and the bounds of a hu man body heat like uve never felt on earth and worse of all no escape no matter what you say
only god can decide where you go
@@user-jl8wj8fz5q Ya, fair. I guess we’ll see
One must imagine proto-steve happy.
lol
Legend say he is still collecting armours
@@panos-ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh or destroying bedrocks
The only thing he couldn't do. 🫡
DAMN IT YOU BEAT ME TO IT
Hold on, they didn't say 100% a Minecraft instance. We want to 100% Minecraft, which means that we need to do that entire process ON EVERY SINGLE VERSION ON EVERY SINGLE SNAPSHOT ON EVERY SINGLE INSTANCE-
yes do the math fotr this tooplz
But what about Building evry thing
oh god@@MeMe-w8d4b
And every mod
Don’t forget bedrock edition too
Hear me out: Proto Steve makes a sort of library of babel, placing every block in every combination, filling up an entire worlds of random blocks. Then he will truly have 100 percented the game
Yeah
The banners won't fit. A full world of chests can't fit all the banners apparently
Oh my god that includes the banners… each and every one… it also includes item frames… with every single block or item possible.
@@LionEclipsedoesn’t matter, if just has to be a different variation.
@@LionEclipsefull layer not world
"Hey Ferb, I know what we are doing today"
i swear within a few months we're gonna have a guy live streaming daily for charity doing all of this, or a youtube video that claims to have done it all now 😂
They would get it done 104 days
@@brockrodgers1134 "Hey, so what did you do over the summer?"
,,Hey, where's Perry?"
@@zyrenfall oh we did our homework
the initial speedrun time had such a massive impact
those 10 minutes were SO significant, weren't they?
Yeah I mean 4.7 nonillion + TEN MINUTES like jesus
bro it takes 10 minutes for me to get up and play minecraft
Hey, a time save is a time save. Records aren't set by only making big cuts 😂
@@sonicwaveinfinitymiddwelle8555it takes 100000000 minutes for me to start thinking about getting up to play minecraft
"dad let me finish the game before i eat dinner"
Dad: ok you finished now time to eat dinner, it's getting cold now
4,725,537,805,442,420,000,000,000,000,000 years later:
Kid: I'm finished!
Dad: *is dead*
Kid: Hello! Dad?
Dad: *still dead*
Kid: What's the year?
Year: 4725537805442420000000000002024
Kid: So, a couple years have gone by.
Dad: *did you really think he was alive now?*
Corny ass comment @@LandH_Superkids
Balls @@LandH_Superkids
@@LandH_Superkids corny
this reminds me of Universal Paperclips, where you're a machine designed to make paperclips. And you just *do not stop.*
Until you.. reach the absolute, of course
thnaks i ust played it for half an hour unintterupped i feel weird nw
@@localsatanist dev intended
@@paprus5972 its been an hour i don't even understand whats happening anymore
@@localsatanist 100% dev-intended.
Proto-Steve's smile is not one of happiness but one of pure pain and insanity.
Fr man
Oh, nonono, I think you misunderstood Proto-Steve.
He's not just a mere mortal human being, any one of those would have just given up after a few hours.
Proto-Steve is the embodiment of gaming perfection, scientifically engineered to always complete the game he started. All he wants is to play Minecraft, all he ever needs is Minecraft. Proto-Steve does not get tired, Proto-Steve does not make mistakes. Mental and physical limits are flaws. Proto-Steve has no flaws. Proto-Steve IS perfection itself.
Like letsgameitout
nah hes happy what hes doing
its cool tbh
@diablofoldsthen do the video
Imagine having all the combination of armors, but with all durabilities
on every seed on every account on every device
@@Neuro_nActivation and with ALL OF THE DIFFERENT SKIN COMBINATION
That was my thought too
@@bebelagneau8560 and then put humans with all DNA combinations, names, heights, ages, nationalities to do the same. Just then you'll 100% Minecraft
True
@@Neuro_nActivation
Stuff like this always makes me happy, because at every step the work done for the previous step becomes irrelevant as the time taken for every task before is a rounding error for the next task.
which is why the 4 hour estimate for all advancements 1.20 (which should be closer to 8 hours) is perfectly fine, because they both round to zero anyway xD
@@mytriumph😂😂fr
nobody cares
@@jorik4955we do
@@jorik4955I find this hilarious, actually
15:49 but wont you have to do every seed on every update/snapshot as well?
I was literally about to say that but I forgot about snapshots
What about with every single skin, you'd have to repeat the process again with every single skin, every single version, and every single cape that is wearable
holy hell, then remember that one April's Fools snapshot where there are more than a billion dimensions for Proto-Steve to mine and collect....
@@haigiabaonguyen9299the heat death of Minecraft
Exactly
As ProtoSteve drifts into the void, he finally closes Minecraft.
Time to beat Roblox.
OH NO
Ah shit , here we go again 💀
didnt expect to see u here
@@dosfile Yeah, I comment on my main a lot. Free advertising?
@@zhonghuaxiansheng fair tbh
"shuts down, finally satisfied" why did that hit so hard
grow up bro🤦🏾
@@crzvm1lkwhy I dont get it
@@crzvm1lkwhat??
@@crzvm1lk you need to grow up honestly, @ToxicToast1212 ignore this man.
probably because seeing someones EXTREMELY long journey end and they just stop existing does some things to a human
"I paid for the whole game, I'M PLAYING THE WHOLE GAME"
Well... yeah that's true. You should play the the whole game when you pay for the whole game. Same with pianos.
its only thirty dollars
@@Reuxar30 BUCKS IS 30 BUCKS RAHHH🦅🦅🦅🦅
Bro, that’s crazy. I was shocked when he say he have to do it in every single seed brah 💀 16:00
Ya
He forgot to do it in every single version of the game
@Saikor_Shank Yeah, but one thing you forgot is that not everything is in every version. So he'd have to calculate alot more on that based on what things were added in what version
Every single time he mentioned a new task that Protosteve had to perform my face of absolute shock and anguish only grew
Proto-steve becoming uncanny
My mouth actually dropped when he got to the enchanted armor with trims and stuff and it didn't close for the rest of the video
@@pippapup7644 istg, me too
That turned so unexpectedly dark QUICKLY.
Not that quick 16 mins
@@Monke1366stop watching tiktok lil boy. 16 minutes really isn’t that long.
nobody cares
@jorik4955 you care
If nobody cares why did you reply the commenter cares I care
So get your facts right kid
lmao don’t use “kid” as an insult, it comes off an incredibly condescending.
also 16 minutes? it isn’t that long. you’ve been watching a bit too much short form content.
"K chat, we're in the chunk loading part, we gonna be here for a bit."
😭
“Oh hael nah yo ahh tweakin jigsaw”
2:12 does this assume you only have a single brewing stand?
Yes
"The universe will be long gone before you be able to make all possible minecraft banner patterns"
Why does this sound like an excellent sci-fi idea? Space explorers in the distant future stumbling upon an ancient AI tasked with doing all there is to do in an ancient video game.
Of course, if you wanted to take this number and make it exponentially bigger, you could have Proto-Steve also tasked with placing every possible combination of blocks in every possible location in each world.
The block thing is what I thought about but with the addition of making every possible combination of map art
Nah. He has to 100% each version. Like the one guy said, it isn't 100% Minecraft 1.21
It's 100% Minecraft.
@@ShorkBoi _Now_ You're thinking
also can't forget making every possible combination of book in game
And then if we wanna be real crazy (and questionable) we could also say he'd have to do that with every mod and combination of mods!
Hate to be that guy but you forgot all the fireworks combination, all the banners on shields, all the different enchanted firework crossbows, capturing all mobs with all armor and all enchantment combinations and probably something else
even gathering rare mobs and rare mob combos like the purple axolotl, every horse variant maxed or wither cave spider riders and wither trap horse riders lmao. And these upside down again as well with the jeb name tag..........................
If it isn't something the game tracks or that leads to an advancement or progression of some sort, then it doesn't count.
However youre right about the axolotls. Although I think they did calculate collecting every mob, just neglected to mention the actual math behind the axolotls specifically.
AHHHHH
also after destroying the world he should have refilled it xD
If you have to collect items, but also can't see anything in the world, where do you put the items?
Proto-steve needs to do this on every version of minecraft
You forgot that to truly 100%, after removing every block, he must FILL every block, with every possible combination of block. By the end you can safely assume he has witnessed a hundred big bangs, and a hundred universal deaths
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5sir, this is the comment section a Minecraft youtube video, I didnt come here to re-live catholic school
And don’t forget to do it on every single Minecraft instance
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5cultists everywhere
@@Jakernaut But I kinda feel I need salvation after someone mentioning these insane lengths of time, these time lengths being mentioned make me feel my soul is doomed. Although I don't think any existing religion would help. But that preaching is weirdly appropriate here.
also versions
Notch: let's make a simple game
Proto Steve:
4 nonillion years later, ProtoSteve is there, drifting away in the infinity of the cosmos, he has done it, he 100%ted Minecraft, he knows it, and as he starts to shut down, a single tear drops down his ear-to-ear smile, 《What is this?》ProtoSteve asks, what is he feeling? After outliving the entirety of the cosmos, our friend has finally acquired the most precious item, consciousness, as his smile starts to fade away after realizing that he was just an experiment who outlived its master, he closes his eyes to never be open again 《I shall rest now》Or will he?
He will become a god and create a new universe
@@acidicflavor6651 Minecraft 2
Eventually, ProtoSteve stopped thinking.
thats kinda how you feel when ur lying in bed on ur phone until 1 in tho morning, and finally decide to go to sleep. Everyone else is asleep. They're not conscious of ur probably shameful actions the last 5 hrs. and you finally drift off to sleep
Now he continue. 100% Roblox
bro lived 1.84825962860E26 lifetimes
-credits to calculator
"And now comes the time for proto-steve to pay the electric bill"
bro is broke in 12 different ways
he could've made a youtube series on it lol
I think that electricity bills dont matter after the end of universe
@@eaj-b2j r/ woosh
@@eaj-b2j💀
The final time is actually quite convenient, since if it took any longer then proto-steve's computer would start to get noticeably damaged by proton decay
I feel the final time is VERY optimistic, and it also doesn't include the challenge of filling the entire minecraft world with every possible combination of blocks and enteties.
I think proto-Steve’s computer has far bigger issues way sooner on lmao
@@Keram_urt that doesn't fit within the confines of the challenge as there is no tracking of how many types of blocks has been placed in every single block space in the game. Theres tracking for how many times you've placed every block, but not where they've been placed. So that isn't included in a 100% of minecraft, as its not something *new* to do, (protosteve already placed every single block the max number of trackable times,) and its not something that is tracked in any way. It would be a new challenge that has added parameters the original challenge does not, making it invalid for this challenge
@@Keram_urt and has a bunch of glaring math mistakes
@chrisgaming9567 actually proton decay would have begun less than 0.8% through the challenge based on current understanding of the universe. Being as optimistic as possible, with the most optimistic estimates (bordering on magical thinking) for the lifespan of the universe, proto Steve's computer breaks down somewhere in the range of 9-15%. Its impossible to get a specific number here because we are making assumptions we have no proof of, so the range will have to do. The universe will have either fizzled out, or died in another manner, before even 20% of this challenge could be completed. Unless, we move protosteves computer into neighboring universe just before proton decay occurs (if the multiverse exists, likely does in my opinion,) then protosteve can take all the time he wants. However, the circuitry itself will degrade before even one million years, so we will have to make the computer a self repairing unit that can assimilate new materials to replace worn ones. Assuming this could be done without actually turning the computer off, AND that we can move protosteves computer between universes before their demise, then and ONLY then, can this challenge *actually* be completed.
Its pretty fun to think about and contemplate!
What an amazing concept, editing, humor, plus lol I was NOT expecting to hear my name in the video! 😂 Great job loved the video!
hey wunba 5 mins ago
Lol
NO WAY WUNBA WATCHED THIS VIDEO IN THE SAME TIME I AM WATCHING
also remember me
hi Wunba
dawg these animations are insane, got a new subscriber :)
I love that you include what the Earth will look like over the years
Yeah humanity will colonize space if artificial intelligence doesn't destroy us first
I find it quite eerie that when the universe ends there is still a computer somewhere in the void with Proto Steve trying to 100% all of minecraft. And even when would be done with every possible task I feel like he would just reset everything and start over. One must imagine Proto Steve happy.
He’s gotta speedrun it afterwards
id like to think that once infinite eternities pass, he just starts over on another game
That became dark... Very dark, very quickly.
I’m not sure if it was intentional, but I love the Sisyphus reference at the end there!
@@zahhakgamingMinecraft 2 in the year 3024
Bro, the editing is actually amazing. The creeper in the Minecraft logo at the beginning caught off guard and blessed my eyes. Keep up the AAAAAAAAAAMAZING work.
After watching all the way through, this video exceeded all my expectations and this is the most underrated UA-camr ever.
real
thank you so much!
@@blucubed_how did you do the intro??
REAL :D
Minecraft hardcore youtubers will be like “so i played a bit off camera to gather some resources” and then they did all this and more
You can break a full set of netherite armour instantly with a fast enough arrow. Docm77 did this to a few hermits in season 9. By clocking 4 dispensers with different armour pieces and a dropper with a totem, you can probably break an armour piece every 4 gt. Of course, you would need a really fast arrow canon, but I'm sure protosteve would know how to make one.
This still doesn't change the staggering amount of 4.7 nonillion years
🤓☝
As I understand it, protosteve didn't use any mechanisms this is proved by the fact that he broke each block with a pickaxe and did it without tnt doopers and broke the bedrock with a non-automatic method
@@2delad45 that was just so it would appear on statistics as TNT wouldnt count as him breaking it in statistics menu i believe
🤓☝
“Honey, you should sleep"
"Ok mom , just after 100% minecraft"
LMFAOO
💀My excuse from now on
“Honey it’s a little late you should really get to sleep”
@renanimations6165 "Hold on mom I have 1,278,499 chunks left to visit"
universe not one single atom left you be still playing minecraft🤣
"And Proto-Steve finally shuts down... satisfied..." That was pretty deep tbh
That line hit hard fr
I can’t finally Rest In Peace
@@KalisOfInfinityhow is this a sad thing 💀
@@mrnothin368 it's a joke
4:50 "But Photo-Steve doesn't care" 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Photo steve
"photo steve" 💀
I liked how you included stuff about the life expectancy of our planet and universe
same
agreed, that made it pretty amusing and puts in perspective how long it would take to actually do everything in the game
@@SincerestSawa Well, what's 4.7 nonillion years when you're having a good day?
@@cocacola4blood365 ive been having fun doing things ive never done before in minecraft
But as Proto-Steve closed his game, he discovered: There are mods. And his vigor was replenished.
and different versions of minecraft... and the farlands... and all the farlands variations... and bedrock and java...
And different devices, and different skins, and different accounts and different texture packs and all the different input devices and different gamemodes@dadams8
@@uDontSolo shaders
and every combination of block or item, including item frames and books
It’s all fun and games until proto-Steve makes it through the first billion years and starts saying “I think therefore I am”
I have no money and I must pirate minecraft
@@ukulelebottomLMAO
Bro has nobody to torture
@@ukulelebottom tlauncher time baby!
@@GniusSK ...isnt Tlauncher known to have Literal Malware though?
I like how most absurdly long tasks in Minecraft end up with "Earth and Life are gone, but Minecraft remains"
For some reason i just love these absolutley insane "what if" scenarios
I think this should be a legit speedrunning category
Nobody would be able to complete it
@@billywhizz09nah really
@@billywhizz09 honestly I would
stop the cap
@@leowlbx 🧢
This concept is so unique, ive never seen a UA-cam video like this. ❤
Hello
Hello good sir.
@@LET_HIMCOOK69
Average comment for promoting yourself. That's very annoying to see everytime
Are you talking about the person who commented that this video is amazing or the person greeting them with a single word?
@@pixelatedperplexities8104 the video being amazing. That creator literally only does UA-cam shorts. It’s a bit hypocritical to be saying how good of a video it is just for them to be part of the problem. The video is really good and educational though
4:26
Bludcubed: "Which, has never been done before."
SB737: ...
What makes this feel dark is the fact that youd also have to do it on every version and after that youd have to do it all on bedrock edition too, on bedrocks every seed and version. This reminds me of sisyphus💀
AND THEN YOU HAVE TO BUILD EVERY PERMUTATION OF BLOCKS IN ALL THREE DIMENSIONS AND ALL THE APRIL FOOLS INFINITE DIMENSIONS WORLDS
With every skin, every combination of items in your inventory, etc
Now add every mod
@@thatrobloxguy you'd have to do it also using every combination of item
And every seed, of course
“The realization nearly broke the machine, with its mission complete it was now just a program without a purpose, the victor without a war sentenced to spend all of eternity…alone”
in the end it was all a War Without Reason 🔥🔥🔥✍️✍️✍️✍️
I'm so glad I actually get this reference.
ULTRAKILL MENTIONED@@sillyahh420
where is that from?
@@astergh0st ultrakill reference
It seems like a lot of these you could speed up massively.
1. Netherite: There's talk of a contraption that can break netherite in one hit. Armor damage is based on damage received, and there's no limit to damage received. An arrow cannon might be the fastest way to do it. With armor dispensers an arrow cannon, and totems of undying you could probably destroy a suit per game tick.
2. World destruction. You can make machines to both destroy bedrock, and regular blocks.
3. Multi-threading. Many of these task can probably be done at the same time. XP generation, mob killing, crafting, tool breaking, armor breaking, could all be done at the same time. Throw in flying machines and you can add breaking every block and visiting every chunk.
4. crafting machines. You can make machines to feed you exactly the right items, and make a banner way faster than once per 10 seconds.
I disagree, the time, even with multitasking, would be orders of magnitude larger than what the video said it to be: the video entirely disregarded for obtaining the items, and also for a very important challenge: filling every minecraft world with every possible combination of blocks.
Another counterpoint. Nether and end still could be mined empty.
@@markellii3093he did that
@@Keram_urt If you add in filling every Minecraft world with every combination of blocks it's impossible. The time that would take is functionally infinity. If you have a deck of playing cards properly shuffled you are the only person to ever have those cards in that order. That's 52! That alone would be functionally impossible. This is unfathomably bigger.
So I'm gonna discount that as a goal.
Doing the math for this is kind of complicated, and a little bit pointless. There are 809 quadrillion banners in Minecraft. to arrange just them in every possible order is 809 quadrillion! Which just doesn't make sense as a number anymore. There's no reference point. 64! is about the number of atoms in our universe. This so, so much more.
Also that number is *way* lower than the actual number, as that's just for banners. There are about a thousand blocks/items. So 811 quintillion! Add in things like block rotations, item frame rotations and other cases. It's functionally infinite.
(We haven't even touched maps. There's more than ((128*128)5)! possible maps. 5 levels, all display at 128*128 pixels.) It's better just to say infinite.
2:47 actually there are 3072 because Minecraft f-cked up look at the mudflap video on it
And it took him MONTHS to do it so the time was even wrong not that it matter towards the end goal
Came in for the minecraft calculations and achievements, and stayed for the potential future history of our planet.
The max XP level global catastrophe scenario that is mentioned is in regards to the precession of the equinoxes. But he missed the mark there as that's not how that works at all.
*universe
some notes:
feinberg has done AA in just under 2.5 hours (1.16) but has also dome AA in 1.20. Theroetical limit shown with TASes is 1 hour because that's the minimum time phantoms take to spawn to get the 2 birds 1 arrow advancement
Feinberg has also done all blocks (1.16)
Cubicmetre has also made the fastest possible xp farm (with movable furnaces)
He also Made one without moveable furnaces
Also, survival exp limit is much lower than total limit. It is smth in the 25000 lvls, I think, correct me if im wrong
also about the AA, he added 10 minutes despite AA including the dragon kill
not that it matters but kinda odd
@@T1nyRaccoon And you can also do all the seeds at the same time with different compueters, so the sum isnt that big
@@ooliverhe did for a good looking start of a video i bet. like it is kinda natural to start 10%-ing with completing a game and getting AA, and only after that move on to crazy stuff
“Assuming you build a farm that produces 10 god particles per second (which has never been done before)”
SB737:
FR
Isn't the cactus smelting farm that good? As I know it produces simular amount of xp
@@kristinapenzar5638Idk. I don’t rly watch him that much. All I know is the furnace breaking god particle farm.
Had the exact same thought, I just watched that video a few days before this one 😂
@@kristinapenzar5638it is if you smelt an insane amount of cactus. I think he smelted over 100 thousand cactus for just 10 God particles. (Then he used update suppression to make that infinitely repeatable)
Let’s just assume my dog is my car and my pizza is my wife, and it takes 58271974 years to 100% Minecraft wow. So informative. I’m so glad I watched.
When you realise that even after Steve has completed Minecraft he still has to wait another 4x10^70 years for the last black hole in the universe to evaporate
there is still more to do in minecraft
@@MishaBrunson-u7tthen he could do the same with all the mods and combinations of mods in existence?
@@PIZZAdayisback thats torture
Kid I’m sorry, but black hoes slowly lose the mass by Hawkins radiation. and an black hole cannot do that because gravity only really works closely. It’s like eating all the food around you but the food that you can’t reach you can’t get.
Also, there is three possibilities for the universe to end. The big crunch gravity wins the battle and pulls everything into one infinitely small spot
The big tear when dark matter wins and literally rips everything apart slowly added by Adam
And the heat death nothing really happens and we just slowly lose heat from this expanding universe because heat likes to even everywhere
And lastly, quantum fluctuations and if there is a such thing as adam decay it does have a factor in each possibility
But nothing’s gonna end because we never had a start therefore, it’s never gonna end because you have to push down the house of cards for anything to happen and you have to be birth from your mother so you can push those cards down and your ancestors have to live so your mother is alive to this day and you can keep going instantly so therefore using logic something has to be infinite. There’s infinite amount of history of front of us and there’s a infinite amount of history behind us. We’re not at any point of time there’s no present past or future it’s only is
The idea of a steve so dedicated to Minecraft he overcomes the physical needs of existence to fully complete a game, going as far as to outlive the comcept of time itself, is Frankly fascinating
David Goggins be like
This video went from 'funny minecraft facts' to 'existential dread' really quickly ( especially in the end bit wirh lavender town).
Well done.
There's absolutely no existential dread anywhere in this video.
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki yea there is, but there is always mr contrary everywhere huh. Or its sarcasm, but you cant tell these days
@@Thegrimm52 so if there is, where is it??
This video has changed my perception on Minecraft, time, and everything
now repeat that on every single minecraft version, on every single device, with every single possible mod combination. This brings our total time to NaN years.
It would take 10832819 universe timelines
and every seed
And every server
thats an infinite amoubt of years 💀
On every new update
Don’t forget the 10 min it took him to beat the game
Ah yes truly a significant change
@@ungatounpocoextrano6512 it's just 10 minutes multiplied by the number of all minecraft seeds wich is 18.446.744.073.709.551.616
@@ungatounpocoextrano6512 Now multiply that 10 minutes with every seed.
Don't forget the 5 seconds spent collecting wood
Shouldn't that 10 min be part of the 4 hours to do every advancement though, as killing the dragon in an advancement?
I like how it's the end of the world and Protosteve is like: "Nah, I'd win".
POV you learn more about the universe than about Minecraft in a Minecraft video
Reminds me of a hidden gem of a book called A Short Stay in Hell, in it a Mormon who enjoyed reading dies and is sentenced to a very unique afterlife, before he can go to heaven, he must search the entire Library of Babel until he finds the one book describing his full life story. This library is so terrifyingly large that you can jump off the walkway and fall for literally hundreds of years and still see shelves and shelves of books.
Sounds interesting!
oh god, imagine after hundred of billions of years, you pull a book from a shelf and start reading it. It contains hundreds of pages perfectly accurately describing your life from the very moment you were born. You continue reading it to make sure it's the correct book, only to find out the last 2 words of the book are not correct, and instead just read "skibidi toilet". Your search continues.
@@lucasgrossi3322 I wish the book's last paragraph ended with ja random mix of letters, implying this was yet another a book he pulled from the shelf
@@lucasgrossi3322 skibidi toilet caught me off guard 💀
I just wonder what did bro do to be punished like this?
bro he didn't even build a house
Fr
U got a point
Yea
he didnt fill the entire world with a block and add all the different block combination
@@KingOfMadnesss yeah
Here are some more things to do: (Good luck reading)
-Rename every single item with every single character
-Have every tool with every durability
-All firework combinations
-All mob names
-Have all the banners on shields
-Do it in every single version and snapshot. ALL LAUNCHERS AND ALL CLIENTS EVER USING ALL OF THIS.
-Bedrock edition too
-Rebuild the whole world in every combination
-Put every item in both an item frame and a glowing item frame
-Put every armor combination on an armor stand
-Place every sign and every hanging sign with every different text
-Do it on every single mod Bedrock and Java Edition - -Every single way you can die. I'm lazy so i wont do the bullet thing now but there is more. So I read some of the comments about things that weren't mentioned in the video and came up with more: place every block to every possible place (and count that every banner combination is a new block and also armor stands can have different armor put on them, also I think that would make every single building/redstone structure/farm so count that), make every possible combination of items in chest/enderchest/double chest/trap chest/barrel..., visit every chunk by every possible transportation type (boat, horse, run, walk,...) and I think there is much more to come up with so I would say that the time he got is only a fraction of real time. But now he has to beat the game on every single device. Build everything. That means every possible arrangement of every placeable block, occupying every possible space in the entire volume of the minecraft world.
Oh - and that includes item frames... which also includes all of your unique items.
100%ing Minecraft could also mean that Proto-Steve has to achieve every possible state of a minecraft world (on every seed), some examples being
- the whole world is filled with dirt blocks
- every second block is water, while the other blocks are random (Proto-Steve would have to go trough every single combination of different blocks of course)
- the whole world is filled with chests; every chest contains a different combination of banners/armor pieces (depending on the amount of possible combinations, some of them might need to exist more than once per state); and everyblock contains a single (or 24 to maximize the effort needed) naturally spawned baby zombie villager chicken jockey with a specific combination of armor pieces, equipment and enchantments; every chunk needs to have a specific local difficulty etc.
Every one of these states in which the minecraft world could be in needs to exist for an entire ingame moon cycle, since its also a variable that can change in a minecraft world.
So basically, Proto-Steve would need to achieve every state of zeroes and ones that a minecraft save can have. This would take eons in any game but sandbox games take the win for the longest time needed to be completed in this way (i think).One small issue. The written book is an item in minecraft that can store 100 pages of 14 rows of 19 characters (or so, depending on size). Each of those characters can be (seemingly) ANY UNICODE CHARACTER. Plus, you can then sign it with 15 or so more characters for a title. This adds up to 26615 slots, each holding one of 149813 unicode characters, and you get a number big enough that google just throws in the towel and returns undefined. We'll assume, for the sake of my own sanity, that it's just 100 googolplexes. The actual value would be 149813!/123198! which google can't comprehend. If we assume that the average character takes only 1/20th of a second to type, then the total number of time that it'd take to type out each and every character of every possible book would be 22 googolplex minutes, or about 1 followed by (a googol - 2) days, or about 2 followed by (a googol minus 5) years, aka twenty trigintillion years. Then, multiply this by 6, add every possible enchanted book combination, as well as a regular book, and you have every possible combination of the Chiseled Bookshelf! Every single minecraft account with every single character combination.
Making every possible world state
meaning youd have to place every type of block in every possible position in the world, over and over again, with the most minor differences
1 block removed here is a new world state, one block added there is another
so by calculating every spot in the world a block can be (60,000,000x60,000,000x319, which is 1.1484e+18, and multiply that by all types of blocks (which i think is 830) to get 9.53172e+20
but then multiply that by 831 (to include air) per block
so 1.1484e+18 x 831 x 9.53172e+20 = 9.0963148e+41, or about 9 quindecillion
but then youd have to calculate how many blocks youd be placing vs breaking, but im just gonna focus on placing for now.
if it takes you half a second to place, thats 4.5 quindecillion seconds, thats 1.4269406e+41 years to get every single possible minecraft world state.
I definitely got a lot of math wrong in this comment, but with numbers this big it doesnt matter. What's the difference between a quattuordecillion, a quindecillion, and a septendecillion? Those numbers are so big we've lost all concepts of what they mean, so you might as well call them infinite.
theres a lot of 0s in this so hopefully this comment isnt marked as spam
Good luck reading
What about interacting with every block
Like lighting TNT
DECORATED POTS
Bro is a maniac to society 💀💀💀
wth, why did you make a book??
“I’m not gonna bother with math that is too hard for me” 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 I just can’t stop commenting this guy is killing me
Got some more things.
1. Every possible book/bookshelf
2. Every possible tool/armor & durability
3. Every version
4. Java & bedrock
5. Every possible shulker chest & ender chest
6. Every possible block state(including all those banners and shulker boxes) placed on every block
7. Every single world option
8. 3 difficulties
9. Every single key combination
10. Every single tool/armor on mobs(zombie, villager e.t.c.)
11. Every single coordinate(to .00001) visited
and on console edition
Brother by this time God would’ve just forgotten about the universe, proto Steve would probably have played Minecraft for so freaking long that somehow he’d be older than your mom
What about every single variation of the firework?
@@kellikay100that joke wasn’t even funny, why did it make me laugh so hard
And you would have to do this on every version
This on every minecraft instance would take around 4,139,602,653,567,559,920,000,000,000,000,000 years.
edit: maybe a bit less
Ty
Damn at this point, u ain’t even know what grass is….
4,13960265356755992 x 10^33 years
@@leoan8830gang at that point, grass NEVER existed, the word grass isn’t even in your vocabulary
Man, you're smarter than the Notch himself (the person who developed minecraft but also quitted his own job).
Holy COW someone HAS to make this a movie!! The ending hit me so hard especially with the music
Well good luck watching 4.7 nonillion years of movie...
i wouldnt consider someone making multiple colors of leather armor entertaining
One of the best videos I have EVER watched. Wonderfully done👍👍🥰🥰
Now THAT is a speedrun category I want to see
Only gods can do that tho
So I read some of the comments about things that weren't mentioned in the video and came up with more: place every block to every possible place (and count that every banner combination is a new block and also armor stands can have different armor put on them, also I think that would make every single building/redstrone structure/farm so count that), make every possible combination of items in chest/enderchest/double chest/trap chest/barrel..., visit every chunk by every possible transportation type (boat, horese, run, walk,...) and I think there is much more to come up with so I would say that the time he got is only a fraction of real time.
Dont forget bedrock and every version of Minecraft
Have every item have every single name possible
Go in every single server
50 years from now this’ll be our generation’s “I Have No Mouth But I Must Scream”
bro... that's what i was thinking. why is this so depressing when i just wanted to watch a silly minecraft video 😭
Protosteve will become tbe biggest hater after this video 💀
I kinda want to see a TAS of this with things like zero tick crafting and such
One thing you didn’t mention is that to break all the blocks in the world, you can use tnt dupers, which speed it up a ton. There are also industrial bedrock breaking machines, so you don’t have to do it manually over and over. Also, to break armor all the times, you could use tnt propelled arrows, which can break a set of armor basically instantly with a large enough tnt duper
to BREAK all the blocks, not to BLOW UP all the blocks, god bro, can't you fucking understand english.
There are also automated mass bedrock breakers made by scicraft
@@EmberBlaze99 those are the industrial bedrock breaking machines I mentioned
@@ninjaoyourbro1891 lol didn't see that part of your comment. I have the reading comprehension of a fish.
Anyway, in the grand scheme of things, the time reduction of using automated means to destroy the entire world are miniscule compared to the rest of the run.
@@EmberBlaze99 eh, I think there are a lot of ways to optimize the other parts of the run
Dont forget the fact of filling the entire world of all the combinations (lots of information in this video still top this)
Fill the entire world with shulker boxes of netherite blocks 💀
Just to complicate things more, imagine the amount of possible combinations that would be in just ONE chest. The different types of items, the AMOUNT of items, renaming items, even shulker boxes in different colors and with all those possible combinations inside it as well. Now imagine every possible location the chests could be at, in all three dimensions, and having to do all that in EVERY SINGLE SEED.
So basically, Protosteve is NOWHERE close to 100% the game. It’s impossible to comprehend how long it’ll take to truly do so, but it isn’t infinite. Given enough time, it can be achieved
Edit: you also have to consider BOOKS
@budgieeater have every possible combination of items in shulker boxes in chests 💀
@@budgieeaterWhat's insane is that there's probably a much _much_ longer list of things to do. To truly, *absolutely* 100% Minecraft, we need to consider every degree of freedom for all the variables in the game and every possible game state combining them.
That includes things like every state of every redstone build in every position/orientation, every combination of entities in every combination of positions/orientations for each dimension, every possible combination of light levels for every block in each dimension, and every combination of inputs and player states for every frame of gameplay until 100%-ing everything else. You could just keep listing things because the game has millions of variables to manipulate at runtime.
Even _more_ unfathomable is that each one of those variables can be one of billions of values, and simply finding every combination of two of them is already in the range of unimaginable.
@@Kwauhn. One cool thing to think about is if you were to build every possible combination of things, there would be 2D and 3D depictions of everything that has happened, will happen, or that will never happen in the whole universe’s lifetime. And with the note blocks, every single song that does or doesn’t exist will also end up being made.
It's not 100% until you beat every version
rip
That would also include modpacks, as those are instances. This would raise the total time exponentially
It is not 100%. If you don't play every seed
Yea
Both bedrock and java 💀💀💀
the end left me speechless
10/10 vid
plus a sub
Having read other comments I ended up writing this in a reply:
Steve may place every block at every possible location, in *every possible combination of items/ positions across the seed*, over the whole seed.
"items" include armor stands with unique contents, banners prints, unique signs, books, mobs (unique armors accounted for, both naturally generated and provided to mobs by steve), fireworks, and so on.
This is also sensitive to every unicode name that can be applied to blocks, objects or entities.
It then also involves chests of every possible set of contents, following the same logic as above.
But there's more.
For each unique world of blocks, he must also place them all in every possible order, with every possible method of placing them/ reaching the location where he will place them... such as placing or removing unique objects to get there, and use of pistons and redstone. He may include use of mobs such as endermen and villagers to move things around, waiting for them to do his bidding through RNG. The same applies to destroying everything.
He also makes every possible map of it all.
He must also grow every growable thing in every possible place, displacing every possible thing, with every method of making them grow (time, use of bonemeal, observers...)
He may also compost everything composable in every place and order...
Then craft everything in every location, name them all everywhere, craft them with every method (not just crafting tables, but grindstones and other such tools).
Next, he'll kill every variant of mob (species, equipment loadout, and names) with every possible method, in every global environment/ location.
When all of that is done, he can take the time to manipulate and achieve every possible RNG value, everywhere, then get every outcome of these values.
And on every seed, of every update/ snapshot
As Proto Steve works, most of what he does seems meaningless. Yet, some of what he does creates coherent stories. Those stories describe countless possibilities. Whole multiverses take form. He is functioning as a turning machine... which churns out infinity.
...
Did I mention out-of-bound clipping? The in-border space simply isn't big enough. Might as well make infinity more infinite.
🙂
More things to do everywhere in every order:
Moving something from one place to another is an action. Steve may not create everything everywhere, but move everything everywhere.
Every trade at every price,
Every other mob interaction (that hasn't already been done) - This is covered in the RNG manipulations, but I wanted to specify that this entails getting every possible loot drop from every mob.
He should also apply all of the game's glitches in order to achieve outcomes. Duped, buged, and unnaturally occurring items must be included among the rest.
Edit: I just remembered shulker boxes exist. This means unique chest can contain unique chests of unique items...
I'm still sane, no worries.
In a billion millennia, a billion centuries and decades and years, Proto-Steve will work endlessly, dutifully. The last remnant of humanity in the cosmos. He will meet the face of God unblinking, unknowing of his presence, only of his infinite task ahead of him.
If we were to ask him all those eons ahead of he resented us, what might be say? We, who bound him to an eternal duty, like jailers to an innocent, naive creature, merely doing what it is told.
book combos and arrows and doing EVERYTHING on every setting possible, the more you think about it the more complicated it gets
Then, one day, Steve reaches the end of that infinity.
On that day his purpose is fulfilled.
Then he is introduced to Minecraft code blocks.
Another infinity later, he seeks new purpose, and learns how to mod. Eventually, he mods the game so much that it becomes a computer simulation of the world that created him, with a new Proto-Steve inside.
At that point you would have to meticulously define what "everything" is. like how far do you go with asking "has proto-steve done ____?" If there is no limit, then it just isn't possible. oh yea? well has proto-steve ever placed dirt after playing the game for X+1years? nu uh. how abou X+2? and so on.........
Firework combinations.
lmao
leather armour dyed with each armour trim varient on a armour stand.
just got to 14:04 lmao but still crazy stats
@@davenuhuhYOU NEEDED TO GET TO THE PLOT TWIST BEFORE COMMENTING THAT
Possible inventories: Am I a joke to you?
The next step is to place every possible arrangement of blocks in a world. That number would be incomprehensibly large lol
Great vid btw
another comment said there are 702 placable blocks (which is still ignoring things like all the cofigurations of fence blocks, stair blocks, etc, let alone all the possible ways that blocks with inventories can be filled). a minecraft world has 1.3524x10^18 blocks of space. all combinations then are 702^(1.3524x10^18), which is a number waaaaay bigger than 10^(10^18) (which is 1 with 1000000000000000000 zeroes after it, the amount of atoms in the universe is 1 with 82 zeroes after it, so the mount of combinations is as much as the amount of atoms in 12200000000000000 universes). if we use 10^(10^18) as the amount of combinations (which is waaay smaller than it really is, but still crazy big and easier to work with since no calculator works with numbers that big) the amount of time to complete that in all seeds is rounded down 10^18*10^19*10^(10^18)=10^(37+10^18) seconds, or threehundred octillion times quintillionplex years, which is still insanely smaller than the real number
It may as well be infinity at that rate
The humanly infinite
@@erfanwardana9769 52! is humanly infinite
This probably reaches a humanly infinite number a humanly infinite number of times
@@MinerBatwho said we were only 100%ing vanilla, we need to add every mod and combination of mods as well
this man made us watch 2 unskippable ads before the video, hope it's worth it
Great video! I loved the comparisons with real world time.
Although... here are a few more suggestions:
1. Fireworks
2. Every single combination of blocks placed in a world (ie: the entire world filled in with blocks, and do that with every combination possible)
3. Go to 32 bit integer limit of sky and void
Just some ideas haha
I have (I think) managed to calculate the absolutely mind-fucking amount of time it would take for every possible variation of a Minecraft world to be created.
There are 702 different placeable items in Minecraft.
The volume or total amount of placeable areas in a Minecraft world is 1.3524x10^18 (or about 1.4 quintillion).
This makes the total amount of possible combinations 702^1.3524x10^18
Assuming it takes 1 second to place a single block (generous I know), it will take 103.849386310444x10^18 seconds.
In more readable terms, approximately *224 TRILLION YEARS*
Edit: To do this on every seed, it would take about *4 decillion years*
For reference, if everyone alive on earth today had contributed to this version of the task every second of every day since the conception of the universe, we would only be *0.00008%* done.
We would need to, collectively, as a species, spend 12500x more time than has ever passed to complete the task.
@@rcon3209 except not, it isnt 702^1.3524x10^18 for all combinations, but 702^(1.3524x10^18), which is a number waaaaay bigger than 10^(10^18) (which is 1 with 1000000000000000000 zeroes after it, the amount of atoms in the universe is 1 with 82 zeroes after it, so the mount of combinations is as much as the amount of atoms in 12200000000000000 universes). if we use 10^(10^18) as the amount of combinations (which is waaay smaller than it really is, but still crazy big and easier to work with since no calculator works with numbers that big) the amount of time to complete that in all seeds is rounded down 10^18*10^19*10^(10^18)=10^(37+10^18) seconds, or threehundred octillion times quintillionplex years, which is still insanely smaller than the real number
@@rcon3209i mean I can do it in my dream for sure
@@rcon3209It would take much longer. To calculate, you would use the binomial coefficient.
Formula is in this case:
v = volume
b = blocks
v!/(b!*(v-b)!) = combinations
Just having 702 blocks fit into a 1000 block space is already around 10^263 ways…
Doing this with 10^18 for volume makes this number practically infinite.
Edit: This number is actually if you have only one of each of these 702 possible blocks. I guess you would like to fill the volume which would need more than one of each block. This could be simulated using the “stars and bars” problem.
Formula would then be:
(v+b-1)!/((v-1)!*b!) = Combinations
This formula grows even faster than the binomial coefficient…
@@rcon3209 don't forget the end and nether which will triple that time (i think but the nether and end might be smaller) AND that is not every banner combination armor combination and possible storage units with items like a chest or a barrel with every slot with every combination of items AND that's not counting the block that can be oriented in different ways like stairs fences chests ect i would have calculated it but im not smart enough
Nooo i just realized at the end of the video he mentioned every seed, my brain started to process what I'm hearing and then my jaw dropped 😮. Never experienced this mind blown thing before, you're an awsome creator and I'm now subbing!
bro, u forgor that if u rrly look, there r a lot more things proto-steve could do each adding up to more than the last, much past 4.7 or whatever it wuz nonilion years
@@NotTheSenkoand get top 1 in every speedrun that has existed in Minecraft history
@@user-firebooter i kinda forgor bout that, but hed be speedrunnin against himself
Heres something also to make it more insane
A million seconds is 11 days
A billion seconds is 32 years
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Oh but you forgot one thing. From all of speedrunning history, we can see that there is no lower bound for how fast you can beat a particular game. With time, more and more glitches and exploits are always discovered, consistently bringing the time down to complete said game. If we say for every 1 year you spend glitch hunting you could realistically bring the time down by 50%, then if Proto-Steve just spends his first 102 years glitch hunting, afterward he would know SO MANY glitches, bugs, and exploits, to be able to 100% the entire game in just 11 months, fabricating blocks, items, banners, etc into existence at a God-like TAS speed. Bringing the actual total time to 100% Minecraft to just 103 years!
That is assuming there are so many glitches
Possible to do if you start Minecraft at a young age
@@Bidaboss5 one of them includes one-shotting the dragon with an unenchanted bow, which is faster than a zero cycle.
imaging Mojang made this a acheivment
I prefer the Nonillions of Years one, it's much more fun and time consuming, by that timr the only thing that would be left would be some small Black Holes that have almost entirely evaporated due to Hawking Radiation and if Protons don't decay then ths reign of the Iron Stars will make this Minecraft run look like an instant in comparison.
you can technically merge the exploring part with the mining part as when he mines, he also explores.
Deadass i want to see a movie about this
Great video. Now I have an existential crisis.
This was an interesting thought experiment. I never thought of how far the definition of Minecraft 100% could be stretched. I do have a different perspective. Since Proto-Steve is a perfect player, why not treat him as THE perfect player? I'm talking about frame-perfect, TAS-like reflexes. Instead of average times to craft items, he could just open a crafting table, craft whatever he needs and close it in fractions of a second. That would cut down his total time significantly. And you could also factor in multitasking. Instead of calculating his time to do these tasks one at a time, he could progress multiple tasks at once. For example, while Proto-Steve is flying from one end of a Minecraft world to the other to fully discover it, he could be making every dye colour and dyed leather armor.
That still doesn't saves us from 100%'ing Minecraft before the universe's death
Unfortunately not. Say he wanted to go to EVERY possible coordinate, there being 2^64 in each dimension. (2^64)^3 > 10^57, WAY more than anything possible
this is genuinely the best video I've seen all year❤❤
One small issue. The written book is an item in minecraft that can store 100 pages of 14 rows of 19 characters (or so, depending on size). Each of those characters can be (seemingly) ANY UNICODE CHARACTER. Plus, you can then sign it with 15 or so more characters for a title. This adds up to 26615 slots, each holding one of 149813 unicode characters, and you get a number big enough that google just throws in the towel and returns undefined. We'll assume, for the sake of my own sanity, that it's just 100 googolplexes. The actual value would be 149813!/123198! which google can't comprehend. If we assume that the average character takes only 1/20th of a second to type, then the total number of time that it'd take to type out each and every character of every possible book would be 22 googolplex minutes, or about 1 followed by (a googol - 2) days, or about 2 followed by (a googol minus 5) years, aka twenty trigintillion years. Then, multiply this by 6, add every possible enchanted book combination, as well as a regular book, and you have every possible combination of the Chiseled Bookshelf!
for the record, this implies that Proto-Steve can type perfect Unicode (which takes 6 keystrokes to type) at 1440 WPM. (20 chars. per second, 120 keystrokes per second.)
For reference, the World Record for WPM maintained for one minute is only 277 WPM. ua-cam.com/video/67s_COL1r5M/v-deo.html
for (almost, 99.9993325% to be exact) every book, Proto-Steve would have to maintain 1440 WPM for 3 minutes and 41.72 seconds
copy that..... 5*10^136,653 times... which is less than 100*10^10^100! and you get a big number.
When I see comments like this I realise that this video was just the tip of the iceberg
:') Rest in peace your sanity. Thanks for the calculations, I love when people take effort to further explain topics.
You can repeat the same characters in a Minecraft book, so the number is really 149813^26615.
Challenge accepted
It's insane to think about because there are just so many more things you could do. for example, has proto-steve ever been killed by a baby zombie villager named "jablorkl" wearing the super specific armor wielding a rotten flesh named "mdxrbvg,msgdr,vbmsrgc39456974365986450"? and from there, you have to include every single ASCII caracter combination in existence for every mob and item. like.. how would you even define doing EVERYTHING.
LOL
Did proto-steve complete walking in every exact direction, line, speed etc? If not, this would mean he'd be trying to complete it FOREVER.
You forgot one last task, and it's a pretty big one -
Build everything. That means every possible arrangement of every placeable block, occupying every possible space in the entire volume of the minecraft world.
Oh - and that includes item frames... which also includes all of your unique items.
Have fun!
That’ll probably take till the heat death of the universe.
He also forgot fireworks.
@@zackhostetler5175Nuhh.. that'll take time till rebirths of universes
@@zackhostetler5175far longer
@@zackhostetler5175A New universe will born until that
I have to say it. The thumbnail is perfect
The editing is insane! I really enjoyed the concept and delivery of this video
thank you that means a lot!
@@blucubed_ What's the song that you used at very end of the video? sorry for the trouble
@@Goober395I think it's lavender town from pokemon
If you compiled all the ideas in this comment’s section into this challenge, you would probably have to start measuring the years by powers
Ideas to add,
1: every single version and snapshot, including future ones
2: trading every villager to master
3: filling back up every dimension block for block
4: making a double chest of every item including the banners
5: do this on every Minecraft account that can be made
6: add multiplayer challenges
7: fill every air block with bedrock, (obtainable do to Scicrafts discovery)
8: Collect every mob in the world and display them
9: farm a farmable block until you can fill the entire world with double chests of it
10: do everything said on every computer to ever exist
170141183460469231731687303715884105727 googolplex years
Skins am I a joke to you
And on every seed
And in Minecraft bedrock demo and education
You can’t restore the world because there is no way to store or place the blocks
Literally was eating popcorn while watching. Proto-Steve is a gigachad.
Thank you for putting this masterpiece in HD