19 Insane Places to Build Your Minecraft Base

19 Unlikely Places to Build Your Minecraft Base Minecraft is a sandbox game, which means you can technically

build

whatever you want wherever you want, but there are still some

places

that are still an endangered species, so today let's talk about these strange

base

s and let's give them some time. in the spotlight and hey, the YouTube gods bet me that it's impossible to subscribe to the channel before this house burns down, so to prove them wrong, turn on that red button below, it's free and it helps you a lot When you're first starting out in the world there's always some excitement about finding it in a ravine, it obviously makes the different minerals easier to find but it also gives you something to explore, that being said although they are great for mining , I really don't see almost any ravine.

Bases appear, but

build

ing a ravine can't have its advantages and you can definitely see that in the different underground cities that people build here, well let's be honest, finding a ravine is already kind of a surprise, but when you realize that someone's house Actually, there's something in there that could make me lose my mind, and luckily for all of us, it would be a lot less scary to accidentally fall into number two. For those of you who like to live on the edge, I'm calling

your

bluff because, well. Sure putting a lava mod around

your

base

is pretty metal, nothing is going to be better than putting your house inside a lava lake, this is next level and safe, although you do have to worry about that pesky fire protection if you just use things like pressure plates, signs, warped hatches. and the like, you can actually fireproof flammable blocks, which means that surprisingly we can get a pretty diverse palette of blocks here, and while what the elders can imminently do can be scary, even if you know it's technically sure, I will say that there is a certain novelty to Sleeping so close to a certain destination number three, whereas sandbox games were supposed to have no limits to playing in a different world, since anyone who has gotten to level 256 knows that there are definitely some restrictions in Minecraft, or so you might think. because even though there is technically a construction limit on this road, it doesn't mean we can already put some different things in the sky.

Look, you won't be able to build the fanciest bass in the clouds, but something about that prime real estate still makes it cool, even if you don't have many options to build there, then you can feel at home in the heavens, the only thing is that now you must find a way to get back to the service level. Hopefully you've packed a number four bucket of water, the final dimension isn't exactly a place to find new beginnings. I mean, the neighbors aren't particularly friendly, and while a little water might solve that problem, you still won't go. being able to respawn at the end under any circumstances, but friends, those two problems pale in comparison to this great thing, yes, if you build a base at the end, you better not respawn that final dragon because although there are some blocks you can build. with that the dragon can't destroy, it's still not very fun to hang around, so yeah, maybe a base on the final main island isn't a good idea, but you definitely can't beat that view into space, so maybe there is one. or two redeeming factors number five, if building on the final island is not dangerous enough for your base, we can take it even further and by that I mean that below ground filling a base in a vacuum is risky for everyone .

A bunch of reasons for one to simply build the thing might be enough to get rid of all your items with no hope of getting them back, but even let's say you get through that process and build the thing, it's still not exactly peaceful any time you can navigate . into the abyss and that would be it, so yes, while it may seem like you have your own little space station in the middle of nowhere, the risks of this definitely outweigh new addition number six with update 1.16. Lower foundations have become much more viable, but still said, I still haven't seen many people try to build their new establishment on top of the lower roof.

I mean, I get it, it's not the prettiest view you'll ever see, it's a bunch of bedrock and that can get old pretty quickly, sure it can be a pain initially to get to the top or break through the roof, but after you do it, It's very easy to build your base there, really of all the options on this list this might be the most viable for a pretty good base and if I'm looking to have some inferior real estate I'd definitely take my picks here instead of any horrible underworld below the number seven, while ocean monuments have recently become a staple for creating different guardian farms. right at your base, I rarely see people actually building their base inside the ocean monument and maybe for good reason it's a pretty awkward structure to navigate, but one selling point that I don't think many people consider is that if you you get rid of all the water, no other hostile mobs can spawn in an ocean monument, so while living around an ocean monument may be something other people do, I think you should stick with it, drain the thing, and just take out your Atlantis unearthed, just make sure you're ready for all the cleanup you have to do to create one of these usable number eight nether fortresses, they're a Minecraft staple.

I mean, it's hard to go through your world without interacting with one of these once or twice, but even though it has the word stronghold in the name, I don't see many nether strongholds becoming your strongholds and maybe that's because Part of the amount of horrendous monsters you have to deal with to make one of these habitable, but for anyone brave enough to take the leap of faith and eliminate one of these things, you will receive a nice piece of land and, For what it's worth, it already comes packed with a fully functioning Netherwart farm, for anyone willing to do it they'll get a reward of sorts.

Happening here the number nine villagers are excellent neighbors and many people set up bases around the villages, but their raider cousins, on the other hand, not so much, they say it's hard to look at a raider outpost and not wonder what it's really like to live in it. . One of those things I'm referring to is that after you evict all the tenants, of course after making it so that illager mobs can't spawn, you get a pretty nice watchtower to walk around in and compared to all the other structures that generate naturally in Minecraft, this definitely doesn't look the worst, so while doing this will surely make you a willing exile, there is a certain amount of joy that comes from attacking raiders number 10, when someone asks you if you want to stay in the dungeon, it's usually not your free time. will and there are many reasons why it is a pretty awkward place to convert, but if for some reason moss suits your aesthetic very well, you won't find a much better place than here and if you ever need some roommates then leave it alone . the generator runs and makes a ton of new friends you can hang out with, to be honest this is pretty low on my list of

places

I'd like to move to but you have to hand it to the owner they leave some chests for you You can use it, but as soon as you renew one of these things, you can definitely see why people would rather use them for a spawn farm than anything else you can make number 11, while soul sand valleys have made fossils They are something much easier to find if they are in the overworld, they are still a difficult choice, actually finding one of these in your world is definitely a rare treasure, I mean, if you have one of them in your sights, then you would obviously be in a Pretty thin air if you build your base in or around a fossil, few people get the chance to see one of these things, so building your base around them is definitely a huge flexibility, while living on a giant skeleton can sound like pretty foreign territory for most of us. in skeletons day by day, but the most important thing is that if you build one of these things, you could be the first person to put your bed right next to a number 12 ribcage.

Minecraft is home to some famous and rare biomes and, although many of us are familiar with the iconic mushroom fields biome, people who barely scratch the surface they see, while the mushroom fields biome will cover 0.056 percent of the overworld. What we have here is a modified jungle edge biome that covers 0.00027, so if you said build your base. In one of these biomes you would definitely be one of the few people in history to do that, becoming the kings and queens of the jungle and then number 13, as all interdimensional travelers know. 1.16 added in a bunch of new biomes to the nether and while some of them lend themselves very well to new base options, a spirit sand valley is a pretty awkward choice, sure you have a lot of open area to build on, but friends, the different gaseous fireballs they would have to deal with.

Being in one of these things is annoying enough that most people won't even touch it, and while the only redeeming factor might be that you can make soul speed work wherever you run, it just takes a little that land of the soul and move it. for your actual base, it works much better there number 14. I think at some point many of us have dreamed of living on a pirate ship, but while that sounds cool, most of us don't like the option of staying on the At the bottom of a shipwreck, there are obvious problems here, like drowning, but you can't really argue with the type of waterfront property we have.

Many people already use conduits to live on Ocean Atlantis style bases, so why not try to save this lifeline? ship, unlike a real power ship, you don't have to worry about accidental explosions down here and, better yet, when you take the time to flip one of these different Titanic, I think that makes you captain number 15. The zombies are very common. From a problem for the villages, I mean a chance of 10 that every midnight in the village a zombie siege will begin and annihilate the population. I'm sure most of us have seen this happen too many times, but it's a place to turn those undead.

The positive negative is living in a zombie village, these abandoned ghost town villages only have a two percent chance of appearing in your overworld and while it will take some time to discover that here, having undead roommates is a characteristic and not so much a disadvantage. Make sure you keep them all out of direct sunlight, otherwise you'll have more than one ghost town on your hands number 16. While having your base in a weird location is difficult enough, having it on the move is even more difficult. Bases, unlike humans, don't adapt very well to the nomadic lifestyle, but if you're willing to set up a palaver-style flying machine, then you can sure have a moving house ready to go, but definitely the best part is that it's actually functional, it's pretty fun to look at, and it definitely makes moving around a much easier concept, but just make sure that when it comes time to stop, you have enough obsidian ready to do so, otherwise you'll just have to cut. your losses and move on because lord knows your house will be number 17.

The desert wells don't seem to do much, but for the techies out there, you can actually build a pretty good foundation inside one of these things, all you need is a hidden entrance right at the base. from the water and so, you'll be able to go to a new base founded just below the desert for one thing, as we said, it's pretty discreet, so unless the spectators know that they're not really going to be paying attention it means that their little shelter It will surely continue to be that little oasis right in the middle of that sea of ​​sand and although what we are doing here is a lot of work to put in a well that feeling of falling into a hidden base like this it is quite difficult to beat the number 18, while Minecraft doesn't have anything like zoning laws and the like, there is an unspoken rule in an smp that because there is so much land to build on, everyone should have their own. space, but that little guideline makes it even more unlikely that we'll live under your friends' base, friends, if you hide it at the time, you can make sure they never notice what you're doing and it's that easy.

You'll be able to get a pretty nice property without having to pay the rent that comes with it, just make sure that if you do this you can't be stingy in the way you build your hidden entrance, take your time finding the shadows. and make sureof staying hidden, number 19 will definitely be worth it, while living at the end definitely has its drawbacks. I think even fewer people want to live in a final city fortress. We've already come to problem number one, which of course are the shulkers now in To be fair, they don't respond, so if you kill them all you won't have as many unwanted neighbors;

However, that doesn't really do much to make the city much more livable and again you can't respawn. the end, so if you really go all these thousands of blocks to find a final city, you better make sure you don't take too much risk, otherwise you might die and never go back there again. I think that's why most of us just get the elytra. and deposit, there really aren't many reasons to stay in these places and with that people put a ceiling on the subscribe button below and have a good time, okay?