67 Stupidly Expensive Minecraft Things

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, let's put it in perspective, since to get one of these you're going to need nine compact ice and since a compact block of ice is made of nine ices, what we're really looking at here is that one block of blue ice is the equivalent of 881 blocks of ice so and when you put them side by side in a comparison you quickly notice that you're going to spend a lot of ice just to get that fast highway and frankly if you're looking to spend time getting that amount of blue ice to reach those top speeds you should really build your highway this way with the spaces because otherwise you're just wasting efficiency, especially when you consider that both designs work exactly the same.

Now this armor may seem overwhelming, but it's actually not that much, since although in 1.14 you could get yourself a full set of armor with each of the protection enchantments that were actually unnecessary since the level of protection for certain damage types it's already limited, so even if you tried hard to put all the protections on your armor, you weren't. even looking at all the benefits of this and let's at least hope that when you were putting in all those enchantments you also added the repair because otherwise I think you'll get the overpriced message on the Anvil and then it'll be a lost cause, but it's true, this is definitely too expensive now, an efficiency 5 Netherite shovel seems cool, but it's actually a scam, as it turns out that having an efficiency 4 enchantment is already good enough to instantly mine every shovel block, so if you waste your time .

To get to efficiency 5 you're just looking for style points, but honestly, even I'm guilty of this myself, it seems awkward to have an efficiency 4 right next to all your other efficiency 5 tools, but even if it's understandable. It might still be recklessly expensive to make now, a Netherite Beacon is a huge flexibility, but when you crunch the numbers you might want to reconsider that, as to get all the materials needed to make a full Netherite Beacon you would need 5,944 Netherite debris, which effectively means you'll have to find 594 blocks of ancient debris and I just can't explain that kind of luck, so if you're crafty and want to do this for a miniature it's completely fine, but for a normal person like you and For me, I don't think that's enough, but hey, at least it's more resistant to explosions than a normal beacon.

That has to account for something, but not the amount of time it would take to find 594 Netherite Scrap and when the time finally comes. for you to activate that netherite beacon, the cost can only increase, as while most of us would choose to activate this with iron or gold, those clearly aren't the only ways to do it if you're spending a netherite ingot or a diamond. To light one of these you better make sure someone is watching because otherwise you're just wasting money for no one's benefit and what's even sadder is that this isn't even the most expensive thing we could do with beacons and We will see that later in the video theiller trades can be a scam but this one literally is as in the past there used to be a glitch where old villagers could sometimes require more than 64 emeralds for a trade and not Not only is it expensive but it is also impossible as you can only place a stack of emeralds in the item slot, but nowadays if you try to recreate this bug it doesn't work the same way as even though We have this villager on the map with a price of 70 emeralds. the game will always automatically discount it to a price of 64, which still isn't cheap, but at least it's affordable in theory with update 1.19, we have the new Compass recovery item and if you can track down the echo shards. need to do one of these, seems like a pretty useful item unless you're into hardcore mode as obviously if you die here there's no need to be told your last death as at that point the world is removed and you can just keep going forward.

Oddly enough this is actually the rarest block in m craft and probably the reason it looks so strange is because it's actually pretty useless but in fact since Golden Blackstone can only spawn as part of Bastion Remnant and usually under your Bastion. chests, this Golden Blackstone is actually rarer than Ancient Rubble as it can spawn anywhere and actually when the most you can get from this is just a handful of gold nuggets, when you mine it with a peak, it really makes you wonder if it's worth it. or not, I mean you can't even smell it like inferior gold ore to get a bar, that's how much of a scam it is, so is it expensive?

Yes, but there's so little underlying value here that I wouldn't consider trying to get it. something and speaking of showing next to your nether portal what you may notice is that only the big spenders are building their nether portals with the Four Corners since as we all know it is unnecessary, I mean even the yogs taught us that, Plus, it's not like obsidian can be easily farmed anyway, so if you're doing this, you're actually wasting your time in two different ways, both mining the obsidian and spending extra time designing those four blocks, for which is really the only time you should see another portal built. in this design it should be when you traverse the Nether and it spawns there, but otherwise I'd recommend putting those four extra obsidian on an enchanting table or something much cheaper from a distance, these palm trees look pretty plain. but once you get closer it starts to look a lot more sloppy.

Now I'll be the first to agree that ancient rubble looks great for a palm tree trunk and I suppose one benefit is that you know that tree isn't going to burn down in a thunderstorm, but come on, the cost is obvious to build one of these

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, so as much as it bothers me that Mojang didn't add palm trees for the beaches, I'd rather build one of these from a drip chest this way, rather than waste all this potential netherite, I mean , apparently it costs over 5,000 pieces of ancient rubble to get a netherite beacon, so I'd rather save up for that than waste it on my coast every now and then.

Minecraft adds a feature that doesn't make much sense like arrows that breathe water, for example. I mean, I don't know how often your friend drowns and then the solution is to do more damage to help him, but even if they're not practical in At least in Bedrock we can score a couple of these on a slime block pusher and make ourselves a nice source, since leather armor is supposed to be this early game item you can get to start with, but it almost never is because it turns out it's actually more expensive to get than regular iron ingots.

I mean, just consider the fact that not every cow you kill drops leather, while every iron ore I mine will always drop at least some amount of raw ore and that just means it will always take less mining to kill to get full armor, but it's not like cows are that easy to find, so unless you find a leather shirt and a shipwreck, I imagine most of us don't even do it. put this in before we move on to the better stuff, if you're making this flint and steel you must be rich because even though a flint and steel itself is as cheap as a flint and steel costs, you can hear it in the name.

It is possible to get one of these by patching and breaking it and that is definitely unwise. I mean, sure you'll have flint and steel that will never run out because you can basically reload it whenever you want, but then the question arises. Why would you want to recharge it? The base item is so cheap on its own rate that you're really just adding unnecessary cost to solve a problem you didn't need, but if you're trying to show off while Lighting up your nether portal. I guess flashing something like this definitely does that trick. Copper is a great building block, but it is also one of the most expensive as it is the only metal with ladder and slab variants.

You can only get those variants if we are using a copper block that costs nine ingots each, which means that just a ladder made of copper costs 13 1 12 ingots, which is a lot of effort to go through just a roof like this and add all the opportunities. cost you spent waiting for this to wear out and the copper house you created will definitely have a considerable price tag. Honestly, I'd only try this if you got a drowned farm; otherwise, it now seems too reckless to create one. The anvil definitely has its uses. I'm not going to argue with that, but creating 64 of them to make a railing is where you start to lose me, but sure enough, there are some people who like to get bougie and put together some of these anvils. as a decorative block and to some extent I understand it, it has a unique pattern which makes it ideal for certain details like that, but having to spend 31 iron ingots just to get one of these makes it expensive even if you have an iron farm. and really, if you're at the point where you're considering building this Anvil floor design and survival, you might as well save yourself some time, throw all the iron on the floor and then smash it with that same Anvil, since both will be the same waste of ingots Now, this sounds unintuitive, but you probably don't want to use bookshelves to build yourself a library because for each of those blocks you're actually looking at three leather, nine papers, and six boards per block, which is expensive. enough when you only need 15 of them to get a level 30 enchantment, but when you start considering building your Alexandria Recreation Library you're now looking at some serious problems and I honestly don't know if it's worth killing so many cows. causing deforestation and getting rid of a lot of sugar cane just to end up with a texture this repetitive, but if you have the farms on hand maybe you can do this in a sustainable way and honestly, I prefer to just make the books outside the shelves, so they have a little more use for me now golden apples are expensive, but enchanted golden apples that's something on another level, since if you're making the effort to find one of these inside a rare loot chest, en It will probably end up in another chest, except this time as a trophy, since why would you eat one of these instead of the competition's?

It sure offers a lot of absorption. Hearts, but since it's something unique, I prefer to use regular golden apples. or even just a suspicious stew for a generation and what's even funnier is that in the old versions this enchanted golden apple was actually pretty stupid to make it so that you would take more damage when you had an enchanted golden apple instead of less and for the kind of cash you were burning back then was pretty brutal and possibly one of the most useful ways to use your enchanted golden apple is to make the Banner pattern which is expensive but we can do a lot worse since you can get the item more queer.

In Minecraft what you would have to do is get a Banner pattern and then use it on a loom so that your green Banner has a brown Mojang logo since to do this you need to have a green cactus die that you can obviously only find in a desert and the brown of cocoa beans which are only found in jungle biomes and since they are both exclusive to rare biomes, this banner is one of the most expensive things you can get in the game and it is also a shame because with that color combination. It really is ugly.

I think Stone Charge is one of the often forgotten features in the 1.16 update and part of that has to come down to its price, since for every one of these you're building you'll have to get one. Netherite Ingot, which in itself is four pieces of netherite scrap 4 and that's too much, although I agree that it looks cool if you use it in some cases to build a decoration, this should only be something you consider doing in creative mode because honestly, even when you use it for Link's intended use on a compass, it's not that useful for how much you're paying, but if you have enough netherite on hand and are now trying to spend it to get the achievement, I guess you can make an argument for that, but using it for a build like this, I'm not going to admit that this may not seem like a lot, but what you're actually seeing here is the result of 16,384 blocks that we placed fromthen to get something personalized.

The map art will be a 128 by 128 map and when you calculate the numbers it quickly starts to increase over time and that's not including the fact that you could use support blocks for the ladder to come into effect for shading as much as I love it show custom map art in our videos for interesting details, for example, if you're really into survival and you're trying to use one of these for a chess board or a custom rug, it's not the most economical option, let's say. Additionally, while beacons clearly have many functions as a beacon, they also emit a light source which we can extrapolate to the effect that you can use beacons exclusively as a light source within your base, but why you would do this is beyond us.

I because each of these blocks you place tells the story that you killed a Wither for each nether star inside, which is cool, but as soon as you see a chandelier like this, it starts to seem excessive and honestly, if you go to use a beacon. for decoration, I prefer to use it for colorful beacon rays because at least then the beacon could be active instead of passive, like now. I agree that the dragon egg is pretty useless, but even with that said, use one of these for the base. of a lamp still seems like a waste.

I mean, in Java Edition you'll only get one of these, so the idea of ​​you using it for something as simple as a lighted base, yeah, I don't know, annoying. wrong, let's put it that way, but if you're really against using one of these in your trophy room, then at least my favorite reckless way to use your dragon egg is by putting it inside an item frame and using it. It's like the nose of a sign. It's silly, yes, but it's also stupid. Yes, there are many arguments about what is the best fuel to use in a furnace, but I can safely say that this is the worst, as while it doesn't look that bad, put your jukebox on.

As fuel for a furnace, consider the underlying cost, because for each one of these jukeboxes you are spending a diamond inside and there you have it, just by putting a jukebox in the furnace, you are literally burning money and I doubt that you can recover it. cost selling whatever steak you cooked in that oven, I honestly think you'd have to pay me to eat a steak made with diamonds instead of the other way around, and honestly, jukeboxes alone already feel like a scam we don't need. Add to that equation if you're really looking to test your items then there's really nothing that matches a honey block roundabout.

The way it works is that items are dispensed at the back and then pushed into the honey blocks. cir CES for the Pistons, while it's actually a nice show, I have no problem with that, it's fascinating to watch and worth noting, for the sake of thoroughness, that even if not all the items are collected. in the front, then they are still collected in the rear and then channeled into the system. That little detail won't make it any more practical, but it's worth noting because at least it's functional, so if you've got a ruckus in your Tumblely for all sorts of weird storage, then this is definitely the best one you'll find in all of 100 Acre Wood with piglin exchanging gold.

Farms are a very useful thing to have on hand, and while we usually build them on the roof of Bedrock, some servers fix that problem, so why not just get thousands of obsidian blocks and build a gold farm in Overworld? While you sacrifice some efficiency to achieve this, building it within your world is quite a feat and will eventually give you a use for that obsidian farm of yours, so that's something, but honestly, why would you want to do more work to get less results? I have no idea, mining animals in Minecraft is easier said than done, let's just say the AI ​​is in a perfect system and while crops should be the easy solution, not everyone should have a farm on hand, so like Another solution, we could use a flint and steel, no joke, by setting fire to the crowd and placing a water source in the corral, you can attract them to that place. to cool down works, but you just need to get the pig a little slow before you're left with little more than a pork chop and a waste of time before you get the elytra.

It is not an easy task to cross the different empty spaces. between the islands and the end, although that painful problem actually has a nice solution, you see a simple sarc pointed out in 2018, another alternative is to mix low drop Riptide SL and ender pearls, then you can throw yourself hundreds of blocks needed to cross, which is fun. but only to the point where you need to go back and then it's a pain to build the system again, so honestly I'd rather fill my inventory with piles of cobblestones or something, at least then the bridges I make would be reusable.

Unlike this, where it's one and that's it, stairs are basic in a Minecraft house and are also very customizable, some are elegant, others are simple, some go up to the construction limit and this one is just long or, more specifically, one of the longest stairs currently. possible in basic Minecraft if you thought the snowcap stairs were slow then this embarrasses you and really for the effort of setting all this up just to go up a block. It's just sad and definitely not practical and I don't know what lunatic. We'd want to put this to work in your house, we just wanted to build it, for example, dealing a lot of damage in Minecraft is satisfying, but while it may seem like a dream to kill the Ender Dragon in one hit, the reality is building something like This is just a Nightmare what you see, although this crazy TNT arrow launcher might work.

You'd have to be crazy to build it, even in creative mode. It seems like it would take a lot of effort to actually do it. you are looking for speed while killing the dragon just use beds, speedrunners have already shown that it is quite fast to finish the fight bone meal Farms are almost a prerequisite for Minecraft automation after all, who wants to wait for Let all your crops grow on their own, but if you can't find a skeleton nearby, then I guess fish is always a solution, although the word solution here seems a bit of a stretch, as you see in Java Edition, there is only a 5 % chance of bone meal dropping from these.

Things folks, it's not a bonemeal farm, it's a fish farm with a bonemeal bonus, so if you really can't find a spawner and you're still looking for bonemeal somehow, just use cactus or seaweed. Instead, at least with those you are lucky with. In addition to the popularity of 100 day challenges in Minecraft, it has become much more crucial to check play time and while most of us would do this through the F3 debug menu, there is actually a way to do it with Redstone See using a daylight sensor. on top of a dispenser full of blocks and every time another day passes, a block goes to the chest and tells you the number.

I mean, it's certainly a lot more expensive than pressing a button on a keyboard, but if you want, it's worth it. filmed when you are melting things in a furnace, you don't always have to stand there to see how everything is done, so to know when it is time to replace a new element to be melted, you can create this system that plays a little melody. every time the kiln finishes cooking, which I mean, it works and it's a nice little touch, but really just use a hopper and then you can make this whole super casting system work without any Hassel for you and look with all honesty.

I like this Redstone system, that's why we've shown it in the past, but does it pass the practicality test? It doesn't exactly say that you'll come across some diamonds while mining, but you don't have a way to cross the lava lake. Well, don't worry because it happens. to have the 244 mineral blocks needed to give a full jump boost to Beacon and after setting it up and the proper skylight to make the beacon work you turn it on and jump with the new found strength to the other side, yes it is a common thing . I know and well, it works in execution, the theory has so many holes in it that I don't really see this as much more than a what-if scenario of throwing objects on the floor is a pretty bad way to store them, I mean, after all, they're going to disappear in 5 minutes and I don't think anyone wants that to happen to their netherite spike, I mean unless you build a system like this, the way it works is we have a junk element that is pushed onto a plate of pressure and the other one we have shown in front, which means that as soon as the dirt disappears, the pressure plate is deactivated and then the diamond can be sucked out that way, the valuable item we are showing never disappears, it just keeps passing by Hoppers and Droppers Honestly, I don't know why you would use this over an item frame, but I'm sure if you want to display your item in a trophy case, this is a pretty easy way to do it for anyone who's ever come across it.

A silverfish player knows that these suckers love to crawl into blocks and although most of the time it's a pain to deal with, strange as it may seem, we can actually use it to mine, yes, no joke, everything What you have to do is piss off one of them and that will make the rest of them come off their blocks and join in, which means we can essentially dig a hole without a pickaxe, but in practice it's just ridiculous, so, even if it works the cost to your sanity to achieve this might be too high to pay, look I love flying machines as a concept, it's a great feat of Redstone engineering and especially when you try to do something crazy like a mobile base or a home;

However, while these might work for those types of screens, I don't. I don't understand using them to travel. I mean, almost anything will outperform them for horizontal travel and unfortunately they aren't much better for vertical travel. In our Sky Limit test video we discovered that one of these is an elevator that works almost as fast as a pillar. one block at a time and despite all the hassle of setting up this system, Prett is quite disappointing if he prefers to sort his items manually rather than have the help of a hopper, this is definitely the method for you.

What works in the item shower is that the droppers shoot all their items onto the floor and then you as the player go in and then sort out what you want, don't worry about leaving any mess on the floor, everything will be taken care of. in a second because as soon as you have all the items you need, you can press this button, all the floor scraps will be sent directly to the system funnel. Personally, this takes me back to the golden days of The Hunger Games, where, right? After you kill someone, you have to go through their old inventory as quickly as you can, and believe me, using one of these in your survival world is as stressful and terrifying a concept as it is now when you first look at Minecart chests. they're not that weird, I mean it's a Minecart and it's in a chest, it looks like it lives up to its name but where the storage gets really weird is when you stack a bunch of Minecart chests on the same block since these things They are actually entities rather than blocks, you can stack a bunch of them on top of a hopper, which means that if you have a way to place items and retrieve them, then you have one of the most compact mass storage systems. systems in the game For my money, I can say that this is a pretty nifty way to store all the items you get from a farm and it definitely looks a lot better than those huge storage silos you have to build, just make sure your computer can handle them. all the new entities being loaded can get slow very quickly.

Emeralds are the quintessential currency of Minecraft, and while there are plenty of ways to get green stuff, this might be the dumbest, honestly, folks, if you want to slow down. Burn Emerald Farm, then foxes are your best bet from time to time, these things will catch you an emerald which you can then replace with a food, it's easy to set up that's for sure, but it's also notoriously tedious, which calls me crazy , but something tells me this isn't your next ticket to a full Emerald Beacon, you might have to look elsewhere because in most of our worlds item frames only function as decoration, I mean, they're even labeled as such, even Mojang agrees, but that sells. they are a bit short because if we actually use them as storage they work as such the way you would, this works by having a dispenser shoot an arrow at the item you want to retrieve and then send it back to you or If you want to be a little more precise about it, then you could use your own bow and arrow to shoot it from the wall.

To me, this reminds me of those old andcheesy carnival games we used to play and I personally like being able to do that. I shoot my tools off the wall at any time. The only problem is that it's not that fun to set up a system, but that's how life goes. It's much more fun to destroy than to clean. Now this might be one of the most unique forms of item storage because we're not actually storing items, we're turning them into items on demand, so for example, we connect this to a farm where, if you want sugar , you can press a button and then deliver sugar. canane for you or I would have TNT explode different stone blocks and the like and then hand them to you and you can see that the key difference here between other storages is that the items didn't actually exist until we pressed the button to call them up and of course the limitation What would come with this system is that you wouldn't be able to use it for every item, but if you want your sugar cane to be freshly harvested at any time, there's really nothing that can beat this right now.

I am totally in favor. Save time when you can, but sometimes finding the quickest way takes more time than it's worth, for example let's look at the fight with the Wither, there are sure to be some awesome ways to take him down, whether it's with fireworks rockets or water drops. that fall, but while they do many things. Damage in a short burst, they're not exactly easy to get, so why go to all that effort? We could just trap it under the Bedrock Fountain ends, especially one to even achieve those crazy methods. You probably need it stuck in place anyway.

We are familiar with this trick that we used to break through the Bedrock ceiling, but we can use it elsewhere as this removes any blocks that are under the piston. We could even get rid of the End Portal frames or command blocks through this method, although the rock is the only one. practical option herefor example if you want to break the End Portal you can just break the frames using a big mushroom and that's a lot easier than the setup so although I suppose this could be used on obsidian let's be honest the slow setup barely bothered me makes you want to do it. use this in the abyss let alone the Overworld, just leave it on the bedrock and call it there.

Making an infinite water fountain is an easy concept, but not everyone always walks around with two full buckets of water, so if you're in a place like the desert. in the end you will be out of luck unless of course you have a cauldron and some glass bottles on hand because then you won't be able to find a solution, just fill the bottles at the water source, pour them into the cauldron and fill it to the brim, then you can take out the new source block with your bucket of water and make a traditional infinity pool of water, so this would work, but it's much more expensive than the normal method and should only be highly situational now that I've sung the praises of the ladder. pie too many times to count and while it adds a good amount of speed with the right horse, is it practical?

Not at all, the amount of cake you need to make for this should be illegal, it definitely feels like a crime. put it all on the crafting table and then not only have your cake but eat it too, which makes this build more of a fantasy than anything else, but it's a fantasy that you'll still be able to happily use in creative mode as you ride into battle by horse. A great Minecraft doesn't always make it so fun. Say, for example, you want to push yourself and become the perfect traveling horse, but getting started isn't even the quickest method and you don't get a clear read on the stats either. each horse, so you will have to test them and compare yourself and after putting all that effort into both breeding and math to get the perfect steed, you are still pretty limited by most standards, so stick with an elytra. or an ice boat, those are much easier to tame if you're trying to get down a mountain without a bucket of water on hand, then there might be another avenue for you to choose from, which is if for some reason you're missing a bucket, but you brought TNT, so that's enough to do the trick for a safe landing, since they break instantly with a fist, you can break one and then place the other one from your inventory without missing a beat, which I admit is fun to take out . like a party trick, but all it takes is one wrong move or a flaming fireball in the abyss to change all this, so stick with water and hay swords are great for taking out different mobs, but when you run out of durability.

The pressure is bound to increase so if you don't want to worry about that, dragging a group of iron goem bodyguards can work too and although I love how silly it is to bring in an iron golem position to do your dirty. Work, all it takes is a vine to roll over and the funnel ends there and honestly, for the 36 iron it takes to create one of these things, I'd rather just make a sword and armor and do the work myself. Frost Walker isn't the most necessary of Minecraft crafting enchantments, so if you already have a couple, then giving it to a villager might be the answer.

Instead, no joke, using a dispenser, you can give it to a villager and then pop them into a pack of mobs to easily move the horde across the ocean, which ends up being a lot easier than making 19 trips in a boat from time to time, you have to break the laws of physics and although Minecraft isn't exactly governed by gravity, that doesn't mean we can't break its own rules either and one of my favorite ways to do that might be these so-called fountain blocks. of lava and elal water. After placing the right arrangement of sticky pistons and Redstone, we can almost crash the game. and then even after removing the surrounding blocks we can still interact with these like normal source blocks, so if you're looking for a floating piece of art to place on your base, this might be the solution.

Now, saving yourself from a fall with a bucket of water is Nothing new and if you ask me, it's been done to death, so how about we try to get a little more creative for our MLG save and resort to potions? No joke, we use something like a slow fall potion, we are able to make a safe landing. from a dangerous fall and to achieve it, the technique is not very different from that of the water bucket, since it all depends on pressing the right button at the right moment and, if you do, your legs will thank you. cool concept but it doesn't serve much of a gaming function and it's definitely not worth using over that iron set you're already using but if you have a weird zombie helmet let's use it before you lose it and if you put it on one of these on an truss stand, making it a Nifty RGB keyboard for your next home desk.

Now lecterns aren't something you need to create en masse, but if you click wrong on a crafting grid, don't worry, here's the solution, as these share the same bottom texture as oak planks. We can make a sort of rotated pattern on your ceiling, which I admit is much better than leaving these lines on a chest like Minecraft is. It is very easy to build a pillar, but really inconvenient to build downwards and without a water source to hold on to, most of us might think that such a thing is impossible, but that is not true. If we happen to have two trap doors at hand, then we can use this crawling technique like this. slowly maneuvering down the road is downright tedious, but the fact remains that if you need to build downwards in a pinch, this might be your best option.

Beta bats are known for not doing much, and while they can help find caves, there isn't much. Use it for these on the surface, that is, until we add an invisibility potion, as others have pointed out, these little flying rats can turn into a ghost thing when invisible, allowing us to get both the flying particle effects and the Spooky sounds from your haunted house. built so that Mojang has been registered against added vertical slaps that suspend its fair share of baits and, while I'm not trying to argue with either party, I will mention that, for what it's worth, it's somewhat possible at this point to see through help. of walls and TNT, it is possible to fail the block connectivity and leave a slab of iCal floating like this, now it's not easy enough to do to justify putting a bunch of these in your build, but it's a cool way to break the rules from Mojang and if you ask me it's worth doing it just for that before you repair your elytra.

Ghosts are your only option to resupply, but some servers have insomnia disabled, making it less viable, so instead of doing something simple like enabling those game rules, you can always just resort to a cat gift farm, just place a cat on a hopper next to your bed, sleep all night and you'll get the membrane anyway. It's not exactly a fast farm, but I suppose it will save you the trouble of complaining. admin for whatever it's worth snow capes can add some nice detail to your winter build, but they're hard to create en masse, so a much stranger Plan B might be to make a bunch of snowdrops walk around or rather they crawl. around the place to cover it with powder snow, which to some extent I suppose is more resource efficient, but the time it would take to move all this is a big commitment and it's still like the fill tool in Photoshop, good to fill. a big area, but I'd hate to use this to write my name before barrels were added to the game, you were pretty limited in how to do your storage, unless you wanted to get creative with it because effectively, chests aren't.

They are the only containers in the game and if we look at it, you can use dispensers as a way to store your items now. I know it's not ideal, they definitely don't have a lot of storage space, but everyone fully admits that there were times when they didn't have wood. I definitely collected some Cobblestone and Redstone to make some drippers or dispensers to store my items, but possibly the best use I've seen for it is to make a dispenser or dripper floor because it basically looks like Cobblestone. and then store your item between the floor boards that way, unless your visitors are more attentive, they won't check your diamonds.

Minecraft has many different blocks that act as containers that you can place an item inside. of them and then they will keep that item inside things like chests, barrels, dispensers, hoppers, all that and while you would initially think ovens are the most limited, they are all thrown out the window when you take crafting stations into account of beer, these things can't do anything. a lot, they have one inventory slot and it's only for potion ingredients, so if you're a practicing Witcher who wants to buy your golden carrots in a place no one will find, there you go, but I think for the rest of us , normal people.

It's probably best to use brewing stands to brew well. They are much better qualified for that job. Normal Hostile Mobs don't mix well with water, so I'm sure that means you could generate a test of your base using water instead of torches, but let's compare the two. one of them offers light and provides a warm and safe atmosphere while the other makes it painful to walk on and doesn't exactly match well with your Redstone or your decorations and really the only reason I would like to make this is for you to use a Riptide Trident. wherever it goes, that would be the only nice touch, but other than that, maybe this is more proof that you should have an aquarium in your house instead of turning your house into an aquarium most of the time in Minecraft Hoppers, The journey isn't so much the destination, but if we want to turn that whole concept on its head, we can use hoppers in a sort of carousel motion to then make our elements spin in circles.

By doing this, we can create our own form of item rotation circus to always keep your favorites in the loop, but what's important to know is that if you build this, you should only have one item per Hopper, that way you can avoid any kind of buildup in your system because who wants a traffic jam anyway and while you're doing this, you could say that it makes the hoppers even less valuable for storage. It's nice to know that sometimes you don't have to worry about where you're going and just enjoy the trip. However, the golden tools don't get much playing time, as some commentators are quick to point out. they can be faster than their Diamond counterparts and well that's true as soon as you enchant both candidates all that goes out the window, an efficiency 5 diamond pickaxe is much faster than heart of gold and well, that's reason enough to use this.

Thedifference in durability means you'll burn a lot more gold pickaxes just to mine the same amount of area, so even if it's not enchanted, give the gold thumbs up, just spend your levels in time to get a fully enchanted pickaxe. Look I'm a fan of getting it's bang for your buck but at some point we have to ask ourselves if it's worth it, take this regeneration beacon for example, now as it is you don't get full regeneration from this thing after an activation time, which is too long. Bad, but we could fix it with a system to repeatedly deactivate and reactivate the thing and I understand that would help you get your life back a little faster, but I imagine all the time you saved was already wasted building this thing in the first place.

Doors look great, they can be frustrating to set up, and sometimes you might want to blow everything up and start from scratch, so why not make it a feature? If you're crazy enough to make a cobblestone wall for a generator, then you can use a TNT Button System to get through it and use it as a door. Sure he still wears Pistons, but he's much more of a spectacle to say the least, just make sure you don't get too close; Otherwise, this will work as a defense system if you like Redstone or maybe just want a ton of tracks, then a slime farm is on your to-do list, but if you're playing in peaceful mode, it doesn't seem like it.

You are lucky until you manage to capture. A few hundred pandas, you see these mobs, even in peaceful conditions, they occasionally sneeze a slime ball which gives you some sort of farm, but don't twist it, this method is painfully slow, so if you really want to build this, enjoy the two or three slime. balls you could get in your entire life because that's all, do you ever get tired of placing your own pumpkins, yeah me neither, but anyone really looking to automate their pumpkin placing process, I guess this works with two blocks of snow. Coming from the dispenser it will still try to place the pumpkin for the snow golem even if it wouldn't make one and then there you have an automatic pumpkin placing machine which I suppose is functional but I don't see the point of using it. this trick and honestly it's probably more useful to use the intended method to make snow golems anyway and with that the people on YouTube think you might like this video so see if they're right and have a good one.