I Survived 1000 Days in Hardcore Minecraft [FULL MINECRAFT MOVIE]

I continue the expansion downward because after all this is supposed to look like a ravine and I used more moss covered pavers in a moss gradient that we all know and love because it just looks great and will work perfect for what I have planned here oh yeah this looks great now I want to go ahead and keep extending this to the end I want to build like a river through here too It's going to take a lot of glass, but luckily I have librarians who actually trade me glass, like there was never used this before.

This is so, damn, look at this, I already have a

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shulker box, almost a glass. Where has this been? my whole life is fine, I think eight layers of glass should be enough for this now I just have to clean up two more layers on the bottom for the lighting to work and I think we'll use some glow stone from these clear ones, this is my It's my first time trading for Glowstone too, buddy, there are so many things you can trade for in this game. I've been playing bad, oh man I'm so close, no I'm so close, oh my god I still need more.

We'll go ahead and start spamming all over the floor. Oh no, I just realized something really bad, so before I put up the rugs I should fill in these walls and you'll see why in a second. Oh, I'm floating. So let's go. Over here we will spread the moss down randomly as you can see and this is why I regret leaving the rugs. You see, I have to turn all this concrete dust into real concrete and, yeah. This is going to be a problem now we can go back in with the carpets and now it's time for the glass.

I really hope I have enough of this stuff. The first two layers are done on layer number three, player number four, number five, number six, number seven, you know? I should probably make a real cactus farm, what do you think? And lastly, row number nine, there we go, oh my gosh, this looks so cool, it's actually amazing, I love it, so now let's answer the question of how we get from here to the real thing. town that is like this not too far away um yeah, I think we're going to make a hole in this wall and then we'll continue with this tree root design up there and now, thanks to this beacon, I don't have to think either It's hard to know how to shape it to this just hold left click and see where it takes me.

Yeah, there we go, this is pretty subtle, but I think it's a good way to enter here. I think it's safe to say that at this point. It's turning into a mega underground construction here, so if you've gotten a name for this base, let me know in the comments because I have some terrible names around here. I wanted to keep it simple and have water elevators going up to each of the floors so I had easy access to all the villagers what the heck dude this enderman came by and left us a flower that's kind of adorable here we go this is everything ready, let's go over here towards this beautiful tree branch now?

Here is the first level. Up here it takes us to the second level of the village and then up here it takes us to the third level of the village. I think this will work perfectly. The more time I spend in this area, the more I really like the way this place is coming together, I mean the moss roof with the village, here, the misty floor, it looks very nice, but I think it's missing something, oh yeah baby it's time we bring the tree to the megabase. You already know it's tree time. It still doesn't make sense when I say that, well, that was the plan, except, uh, yeah, I hated it.

It turns out that for a build of this scale you want to keep things simple so your eyes don't get too crowded when you enter the area, so I stuck with a simple palette with some dark oak strips and some spruce strips, a bunch of simple blocks. and I think it looks really good going back to the side wall. I wanted to go ahead and add these deep chalkboard hallways that will give me space. to expand the base later and that's the name of the game with this build, I want to keep it simple and I want to be able to add things later when I have a better idea, as always the world downloads are on my patreon if you want to support me I think it's a good place to say things today.

I am honestly very proud of the progress we have made. I really love this build. This is a tree and this is the number of trees I've cut down in my hardworld so far and this is the number of trees I'm going to need to finish my megabase, which is a really big deal. I'll need at least a thousand piles of wood to finish this base and it takes me two and a half seconds to cut down one tree, which means I'll need about 13,000 trees or nine hours of tree cutting and that's not good, although instead I spent 30 hours building this machine that grows wood for me but to build this farm I need a place to put it and to get a place to put it I need to dig a lot but to dig a lot I need more beacons but to get beacons I need to kill withered skeletons oh yeah, too I need to feed this farm with bone meal how much bone meal do you order three bones? food every second, so yes, to build this farm I will first need to build 10 other farms.

Let's talk about that, starting with farm number one, a withered skeleton farm. You see, the reason I'm building this farm is to get unlimited wood with a minimum. effort to be able to use the wood to continue building my underground megabase which by the way I have decided to call undergrowth but that is a very big problem because although this place is big I would not call it mega and worse still everything is underground, so a beacon What I have now will not be enough. I think I'll need at least four more to cover this entire area.

Last episode I spent three hours killing withered skeletons for a single beacon, so by that count. I'll need to spend 12 more hours collecting skulls for the other beacons. Instead, I'll spend like five hours building this Wither Scally farm because five is less than 12. In fact, last time it took me so long to find a good fortress that I had to go over 3000 blocks from the spawn location before to find this one. Luckily the spawn rates here are really good so I can quickly turn this into a pretty functional weather skeleton farm, at least for my single player world, with all that said let's build.

This, the first step to building this farm is to make the entire fortress spawn proof so that nothing can spawn. This will help concentrate all the spawns on the spawn pad when the farm is complete and will act as a good safety net so you don't die while building it. This fortress has multiple junctions which are these plus shaped areas that spawn a lot of mops. . I'm going to build my farm in this middle one. Here I made the deck 19 by 19 to maximize spawn and fill the outside box for sure. building the roof high enough so the other children could still spawn, it was also a good excuse to use some of this amethyst I've been collecting and this tinted glass looks pretty cool, believe it or not the farm was practically finished at this point minus one key ingredient, but don't worry, I'll make a farm for that one later, in fact I was heading home to get the stuff to make that second farm when I realized I only had two rockets, it's not Big Deal. just go into my rocket box and get more oh yeah this is a problem 3,000 blocks from my house in the abyss and I don't have rockets yeah so instead I built the big ladder to the lower roof and came the moment of painful task.

After digging a really long tunnel, it took me three hours and looked something like this. I came home and made some rockets, but after realizing that I'm too lazy to manually harvest sugar cane, I thought a farm would be needed for that, but I did. A little research and I found this fairly compact design from tangotek and I think it will work perfectly on my base. This is what you need for one farm module, but that's a problem because one module won't be enough. I'm thinking if I build 16 modules, it will give me enough paper for all my rockets plus a bunch of extra sugar cane to help feed my tree farm.

We'll talk more about that later, but to do this I'll need four stacks of pistons, which means four stacks of iron. but I only have three piles of iron and I don't want to go mining, so I'm going to farm number two, an iron farm, are you with me so far? I'm making an iron farm to give me pistons to make a sugar cane farm. to give me rockets to let me fly to the withered skeleton farm which will give me beacons allowing me to clear space to build my infantry farm pretty simple now even the most basic iron farms produce quite a bit of iron over time if you build them in the spawn fragments, which is really good for me because my base is very close to the world spawn and since it's just me playing in this world, I kept things simple and built this unique zombie design by a logical geekboy, probably you have seen it.

Like a million times I started building this water elevator and connecting it to these beds so the villagers would eventually stand on a big line of rails which then brought them the much underrated kiln mining car that pushed the villagers into the water, all what I had to do. What I did was wait for nightfall so I could remove the surrounding blocks, leaving them safe and sound on top of their beds for eternity, but there was a problem because this guy didn't want to sleep and it turns out he likes this guy's bed better. on the other side of the farm, but I had really good balance, so it actually worked from there, I built the spawning platforms, attracted a zombie I called Mold 2.0, and then powered up the farm easily after an hour of update my youtube. homepage wondering when the hell brock isn't going to come up again.

He had enough iron to move on to farm number three, which you guessed is the sugar cane farm. Some of you mentioned in the last episode that while you liked the build overall, I thought it was lacking a bit of detail and firstly, secondly, you're right, because there is a lot more I want to build in this area, starting with this sugar cane farm that I think will fit perfectly on the side wall thanks to my beacon cleanup. A large area to work in was not a problem and I was able to start designing the first of the modules.

The nice thing about this farm is that you can expand it along all three axes, which allowed me to customize it to fit my chosen base area. a design that was two wide too long and four high and then we had a great time figuring out how to incorporate this monstrosity into the base and make it look good, but in the end we got there, I think fortunately, although this farm was really compact. and it has no leaks, meaning I had enough sugar cane in an hour to easily fill my rocket box now that I could safely fly back to the withered skeleton farm, it was time to power it up and start collecting withered skulls, right wrong, the farm still needed to wither. roses to allow only withered skeletons to spawn and that's where farm number four comes in, luckily for me e and xo4 just released an instant with a rose farm and I was hesitant but this is actually crazy, the farm he barely used redstone and relied on trapping a wither under the portal at the end of the bedrock and then using that weather to kill snowmen, not to mention he could go back under the farm after he was done, get all the snow they left behind. fall and then use that snow to summon them again.

I walked into the farm, so it felt a little more human than using chicken, maybe I don't know, man, it's a video game, but in the span of 20 minutes I had like eight stacks of this stuff, which meant I could finally return to the Wither farm. replace the floor with another grate and then put in the withered roses and there you have it folks, a super effective and

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y functional withered skeleton farm in about five hours, oh yeah you see the farm really sucked so before when I said that The spawn rates here were really bad.

What I meant was that the spawn rates here were really bad. Turns out the basalt deltas generated like a ton of magma cubes, so even with the fortress spawn check my rates were pretty crap, so I had to rebuild the entire farm. Okay, just kidding. I didn't do that, I did something very bad, although it's okay, not really, I actually just lowered the render distance a bit to improve spawn rates and no, I don't care if you think it's cheating, but you can feel free to scream. to me and in the comments, cool beans, it was time to kill a bunch of withers and I thought I'd give myself a little challenge and fight all five of them outdoors at the same time and fight all five of them. out in the open at the exact same momentWhat I really meant was suffocating them one by one under the end portal time to make some beacons, but not before making farm number five a carrot farm, you're probably wondering, brock, what the hell does a carrot farm do? carrots has to do with all of this and honestly, it's a valid question.

I think a fun challenge for me in this world is to not make beacons out of iron blocks because once you have an iron farm, they feel too easy to get. This carrot farm will give me lots of carrots to trade with my cured farmers at a huge discount. Think about it like this. Every carrot this farm produces is equivalent to one emerald for me and that's good because I need almost 6,000 emeralds for the beacons. I wanted to, but first I had to find where to build this thing. I dug through this wall and to my surprise there was a huge cave and I immediately knew I would build a lot of farms here.

I got to work building the first layer but I needed some test subjects so I dug a new tunnel and rerouted my line of villagers pretty easily now I just had to push this guy, wait a second the villagers don't take damage from falls on mine carts, anyway, I played it safe and just put some water on the bottom and soon the first layer was completed. This farm is a biological geekboy and the only change I made to my design was to build it twice the size so it was four layers high instead of two layers.

It works with these village farmers. collect crops all day and then share the carrots with his cellmate in an attempt to make love, but not before my birth, birth control hopper mine carts steal the carrots from nowhere, move all the villagers was a headache, but it wasn't like that. It took me too long once it went live, but why settle for carrot swaps when I could have carrot and potato swaps, which brings me to farm number six? This is the same design as my carrot farm, but uses potatoes instead of carrots. Who wrote this? script, but why settle for carrot and potato swaps when I could swap carrots, potatoes, pumpkins, and melons? a piston to fire and break the item which is then collected by this mine cart with hopper under the system.

I used a 16 by 16 layout which produces a pretty incredible crop yield, which meant I could finally use all of these crops to trade with my farmers and after about an hour of work I had enough emeralds for four more beacons. I decided it was better to make the beacon. I currently have the center beacon and then from there place the Haze 2 beacon 100 blocks in each direction, which means basically anywhere. I approach my base, I will instantly be able to mine talking about instabin, it was time to dig another really big hole for my eighth farm, which is a cactus farm.

Well, now you're probably wondering, Brock, how does a cactus farm have anything? has to do with the tree farm and once again a valid question, but before I tell you why we are going to build this, this farm works by placing fence posts to a block up and on top of a cactus, so that when it grows, The top layer is torn off immediately and then washed. in this water harvesting system that's all, using this simple concept I was able to turn this into a pretty efficient multi-layered cactus farm and you know I had to decorate it too, finally it was time for farm number nine, farm of trees.

Wait, you said you were going to build ten farms, so you didn't have to chop firewood anymore. Why is this tree farm only the ninth farm? Don't worry, I'll get to that first. I had to decide where to build. this thing and now that I had haste 2 mining power in basically every direction I decided to expand the undergrowth in the opposite direction after clearing this tunnel I knew it was time to start digging a huge room of how big I didn't have idea. What I knew was to make one huge room and then figure out the rest later.

The tree farm design was done by a logical geekboy. uh noticing a trend here and it was really simple when it comes to fully automatic tree farms, they go to places where saplings are found, which instantly turn into bone meal. If you grow a tree, that tree is immediately pushed by a row of pistons and these side pistons remove its leaves and eventually it goes into this chamber of water where it is exploited and collected by this tnt duper and yes, I am. using a tnt duper because unlimited boom boom equals brock, stay happy but there was a problem because I still needed a way to feed this tree farm and what if I told you that this final farm was the solution to this problem?

What if I told you that? the sugar cane, carrot, potato, pumpkin, melon and cactus farms would come together to help make this final farm. Yes, we are making a bone meal farm. You see, this tree farm requires a ton of bone meal, as I mentioned before, three bone meal every second. and I wanted a way to automatically replenish it without having to constantly charge it myself. The idea was simple: items from my other farms are funneled into these composters which then turn everything into bone meal that feeds the tree farm, but doing this requires some clever item transport mechanisms and this is where I wanted to have some fun. little and let my creativity shine a little.

Finding six separate farms in a water harvesting system isn't a very complicated idea, but I knew that if I made it very complex it would look really cool. One of my main goals with the subgroup is to make it feel really alive and one of the main ways I do that is with things like this slime block launcher. This design is really simple and once I had it built. I loaded it with items and took note roughly where they were thrown and then dug a hole for the items to land. It's pretty simple, the items from my farms are funneled into the slime block launcher where they are fired. a long, convoluted stream of water filled with glass tubes so I can watch them travel basically anywhere on my base, from there they are funneled into the composters, turned into bone meal, and then sent to feed the tree farm.

Very complicated, yes, I regret it, no. So finally this begs the question: do the six separate mega farms produce enough bowmeal to allow me to run this farm for a long time? I was really tired of doing math so I turned on the farm for a test and after 15 minutes of afk had almost finished a full double chest of bonemeal, so, yeah, no, not even close, but I got over 35 stacks of logs that I could use for the decoration of this room. I want this tree farm room to feel like the central hub that feeds the base as I continue to expand it and I think it does a good job of telling that story.

The entire roof. covered with these tree roots which maintain the same aesthetic I've been going for, but I also have a bunch of magma cubes on the ceiling that make it look like it's being propelled by molten lava. I don't know dude, it looks really cool. Although yeah, I spent 30 hours building a tree farm that I can only run for about 15 minutes at a time, but yeah, I guess that means I have to figure out how to get more bone meal on this thing, so please, Please let me know if I have any suggestions regarding this.

Yeah, in the meantime I'll keep chopping down trees, so last time on Minecraft Extreme, a lot of you were just roasting my withered skeleton farm, which is honestly really weird because the spawn rates here are honestly crazy. The thing just pumps out crazy amounts of weather skeletons, huh, that's weird, the fees here are crazy, okay, okay, yeah, this sucks, so today I'm going to build a new wither skeleton farm that would give me tons of skulls withered and how do I know it will work because it's not my design, let's get into it, but first I have an important announcement.

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series, we built this cool tree farm as well as a bunch of other farms that supply it with bone meal, it was honestly a lot of fun.

I should go check it out, but there was a major problem, let's go ahead and see how much bone meal we've accumulated here, okay, these are all full, oh, that's not good, it might look like a lot of bone meal, but this thing uses about bone meal. of three bones every second so that won't be enough to run this for more than 10 minutes and that makes me really sad and yet the constant flow of items from farms is making my world really slow, I really hate to do this, but yeah, we're going to have to disable these dropper systems for now, it's too slow, I can't stand it, wait a second, the carrots didn't even work the whole time, oh no, that's not good. if I had been late before I would definitely have been late with carrots, that's unfortunate, oh same with potatoes, this makes me so sad, melons and pumpkins, sugar cane and finally these slime block launchers and this one makes me very sad, I love these. things, it's not you, it's me, I promise you're a little behind for me right now, maybe one day in a different universe with a better PC I can have you back, but not now, but now we face a new challenge.

I need a new lag-friendly way to power the tree farm and it just so happens that the withered skeleton farm I built last episode was my own design, by the way, not to brag, uh yeah, it really sucks , so I thought today we would make a mark. new withered skeleton farm to give me unlimited beacons and give me the bones to power this tree farm once and for all first things first we need some materials and to do that first I need to repair my pickaxe like this we are fully repaired which is Good because now we're heading to the abyss to get the first thing we need for this farm, which is a bunch of abyss bricks, and I think we're going to go here to this fortress.

Honestly, this thing has failed me so many times. I'm so disappointed that I'm going to steal everything I can and need about 14 stacks, so I might be here for a small part of me that feels like I should build more with inferior bricks. I don't know dude, it feels like a really nice block that I don't use much. Make sure we're safe around these curves. Yeah, I think we're good here. We should be fine. We will continue forward. and throw all of this in the project box onto the next material and honestly getting the rest of the material should be pretty easy.

We'll need about five stacks of another rick. We'll need to make some walls here, it doesn't really matter what. guy I use this will be nice some glass carved pumpkin iron blocks that honestly shouldn't be a problem anymore thanks to our iron farm we built last episode some obsidian we have a lot here that will be good so We'll keep going Go ahead and we'll melt some smooth stone. You don't need it, but I think it looks a little fancy. You know, and that's basically all we need. There are a couple of other very important things, although first of all there are some cobwebs, which I don't need.

I don't think I have any, but luckily I think we have a good place to find them. Oh yeah, the fortress has been a bit since I got here, but I think the libraries should have some cobwebs. Oh, now there's one. I just need two more, let's hope there's more here oh my gosh, I can't believe I did this right, uh, I have to find some more I guess, ah, yeah, who remembers this place, the quad spawning farm, but If we can get through it, I think so? This is in an abandoned mine shaft and there we have it, there are the cobwebs, there's one of them and there's the last one we need, we'll grab one more just in case, but there's still one more thing we need to do and this is pretty. simple i just want to come up and say hello to chad i've been a bit hey chad how are you buddy oh are you feeling lonely oh sorry buddy it's okay chad meetyour new friend who I haven't named yet but I'm going to call them cheddar.

Oh, they like each other after a few more rounds of turtle love. He had enough turtle eggs to continue with the next phase of the farm, but first he had to figure out where to build it. This farm was designed. by enx04 requires you to find a fairly specific location of another stronghold, either in a warp forest or a soul sand valley, which can be a little difficult to find, admittedly, but trust me, it will be worth it in the end. In fact, I almost died there. What's my problem? Unfortunately, none of the strengths I've currently found have been able to meet these requirements, so I think I'm going to go in this direction, which doesn't look very promising, but I think we can find something good out there and As you can see, I have a mod downloaded, it just shows me the coordinates, which makes things much easier for me to see, so you don't see anything this way.

What happens if I go here? Can I cross? I have to get to this point. direction but I keep getting isolated by this endless basalt delta buddy I can feel there will be something good this way I just have to get through this basalt delta okay there is a fortress there that won't meet the requirements oh my god another one really I just left one friend, come on, don't do this to me. I'm determined to find a stronghold in this direction because I've already explored over 3000 blocks in all the other directions, so I really hope to do so.

Get lucky here, okay, we'll probably cross some real terrain, right, we'll have to do it eventually, although it doesn't look very promising right now, I'll tell you, okay, here we go, we make our way through and we're in a sandy valley of the soul. this actually oh, wait, wait, wait, okay, this is more promising. I can work with this, but where is the strength? I don't see it anywhere, there's only a small stretch here, this won't work, I kept exploring. the nether finds several different fortresses trying to see if any of them would be good enough for this farm oh they look great they're both crazy they're both on lava and near soul sand valley buddy look at the spawn rates here, these are seen. really good, okay, so this is definitely a contender.

I can almost work with this, but I think we can do a little better to make this farm work. You want the fortress to be located in a soul sand valley and be 100 blocks away from any other biome, oh man, this corner looks like we could build it, but we're right under the crimson forest and it looks like there's a nether waste here, so that will really affect the spawn rate, let's go a little further. and let's see if there's something better, I think we can still find something that I actually do, okay, so we're 3,000 blocks away, I think that's my cutoff point, let's go ahead and go a little bit over here and make a little square and let's see.

If we can find something like a small box around our respawn spot here, I was hesitant at this point, but I'm glad I kept exploring because believe it or not, I found the perfect fortress a little further up the field, oh it's okay, okay, okay. Well, okay, it could be that all of this seems to be basically locked in a valley of soul sand. There is a bit of basalt delta on this edge but I think if we go somewhere in this corner we can avoid everything and just stay close to the soul and this farm works because the nether mobs can still spawn on the nether bricks as long as they are inside of the bounding box of the fortress, so what is the bounding box of a fortress?

Well, it's a big imaginary box that surrounds the fortress. The outermost edges of the fortress go out in all directions, so to find the bounding box of my fortress, I explored every inch and took note of the outer coordinates of each of the bridges and the heights of all the highest points, okay, guys, what are they? Are you doing punk? Are you doing some calculations in a quick Excel spreadsheet? I was able to determine the box that would allow mobs to spawn in my fortress and believe it or not, it looks like this is the outer edge of my bounding box that is still in Soul Sand Valley, as you can see the fortress extends up to here and up here inside, which means it's technically part of the fortress and right here is the highest point, so this is the level we're on.

Let's build the farm now we have to figure out where exactly we're going to build the platform from there. I had to find a two-by-two area to build the farm that was as close to this corner as possible. Okay, cool, it looks like this. the corner of these four pieces will be the center of the farm and now we build well, so the center of the farm will be right here, we need to put some chests, this will be where the iron golem will be, I think it's like a math problem from there we have to go 14 blocks in each direction now apparently I have to use nether bricks here otherwise the mobs can't spawn which obviously wouldn't be good for this farm, that would be pretty useless.

It's not a withered skeleton what are you doing here oh no no no no no no no oh that's convenient okay here we go the platform is ready now we have to get out of our walls we have to put them a certain way so that the magma cubes can ? We won't spawn, so we'll do one there, jump two, another, jump two, another and basically repeat this path. Okay, my God, this farm could kill me. Oh, now you want some of the fascinating, the charming. Oh, are you seeing this? Because? There are a lot of babies, man, why are there so many kids up here?

What are you doing? Yeah, whatever let's leave them alone for now, I have work to do, okay, here we go, the walls are in place, I think you're okay to move on, now we'll put some turtle eggs in each of the corners, these will distract the zombie pigs they spawn. Okay, now we'll go ahead and cover these sides with walls. I want to leave this side open. This is going to funnel all the mobs into the center here, okay, uh, honestly, this is the part that scares me the most. I have to summon an iron golem to put it in the center here and if I somehow aggravate it, it will end my

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I think if I stand here in the center we will be fine. Take out the cable. We'll connect the cable to this guy. Let's try to push you inside. here, oh oh, I did it, we'll complete this, I feel a little bad for him, he's just stuck there forever, I mean, I guess he has a job, at least he has a purpose, okay, moms are going to spawn Are you going to look for ways? to the iron golem and they are going to enter this portal and this was the part that made me most nervous. Linking nether portals requires precise calculation and he knew that if he made a mistake, the entire farm could break after taking note of this portal. coordinates , I mean they put mushrooms here so you know Mojang intends for this to be up here and now I just had to find the coordinates, I marked the portal below and pillar 125 blocks, okay, we're here at level 209, this should . basically afk level, the rest of the build here on the lower roof was pretty straight forward.

I began to expand the glass platform so that I could stand on it and then built the portal where the withered skeletons would come from. By placing blocks at one end to funnel them into the extermination chamber, I extended the glass platform and built another portal that would be the shape in which I would exit the farm into the overworld, taking note of the coordinates of the kill chamber portal that I passed through to the overworld to find myself over 20,000 blocks away from spawn, okay, um, I think I'm safe, Dude, we're too far away from spawn right now, that's a cool little cave entrance, break that bad boy because those are the wrong coordinates, so now I gotta build.

This large platform in the sky will basically accumulate all the withered skeletons as they pass through the portals. I don't know, and after multiplying the coordinates I just wrote down by eight to find the correct location in the world, I finished setting things up in the sky. On the world side, the skeletons teleport through the lower portal and as they accumulate, they push each other along this long platform towards the other portal where they are teleported back into the abyss and the extermination chamber. . Well, guys, we're basically ready to turn this thing on. we're going to light up this portal we're going to go through here we're going to put cobwebs over here we're going to light up this portal and then move on that's all we have to do move on hey let me get out of here and into the farm and from now on the farm of weather skeletons is completely complete, now I just have to wait like two minutes for the mobs to spawn there and then leak and funnel into the overworld and then land here for me to kill. them oh oh my god it actually works there is actually a withered skeleton here there are two there are three there are four there are five with the farm officially complete it was time to answer the very important question of how good is this actually okay so I want ask here for example let's say an hour and let's see how many skulls we get, leave a comment right now, how many skulls am I going to get in this hour?

Let's wait and see, it's been an hour and as you can see this thing is working very well. Honestly, I'm continually impressed by the pacing of this thing. In fact, if you look here, we have 105 withered skeleton skulls and possibly the most impressive thing is the amount of bones I got, all these blocks of bones in one hour, which will be enough bones. food to supply the tree farm for so long and now that I was done using the farm it was time to return home, but there was a problem, friend, I could be stuck here thinking about things I don't know if I had the stuff to get down from here initially my plan was to just break the bedrock at 0-0 to get under the lower roof but it had no trap doors so I had to resort to building another portal and once I got back home there were still a couple of things else I needed to do.

First thing I want to do: let's go to the tree farm and fill this with bone mail, see how much we can put in here and finally from there I went all the way and killed 42 withers, which I guess in retrospect feels a bit redundant. I really don't know what to do with all these beacons. Now this is another portal, it's really boring and when I check it it's full of moms who are trying to kill me, so today. I'm transforming this portal into an epic nether hub in hardcore Minecraft. Be sure to watch until the end to see how I built it.

There is definitely a lot of work to do with this project. The first thing I need to do is know where to actually build. This thing I think is here, but basically towards the ceiling, so I want this room to be circular and have the bedrock exposed, so if this is the center, we'll go out 16 blocks in each direction, okay, and now let's do this in a big circle yeah this looks pretty good actually now I want to go ahead and remove this whole bottom frame to expose all the rock roof where did you all come from?

It's probably a good idea if I move my portal up here so I can access it while My work seems a little small, so the bedrock is exposed, but now I have to go through and remove the bottom grate around it so I can fill it in with different blocks. I want to fill the roof around the bedrock with a mix of smooth and regular polished Basalt. Now smooth basalt should be easy to get. I can go down here to this geode and collect everything. I have 18 piles of smooth basalt and I think if I get the same amount of polish and regular we should have enough ok wait this is too slow now I just want to go through here and put random points on bits and pieces of basalt and there's no real pattern, the less you think about it the better here, which honestly shouldn't be too much. difficult for a guy like me I want to fill this last layer with black glass do I have any black tint?

Oh I have a black tie that's okay okay there are two stacks that should be enough now I want to go through and add an obsidian ring on the outside and slowly transition to warped wood and I have two yeah I have two I have two , I have two obsidian, okay, let me see here, uh, yeah, no, that won't be enough, okay, now I need to clean up a little. more space to continue making each ring come out more. I want the roof to be domed. Now I want to transition from obsidian to crying obsidian. I want to have two layers of these things and each ring requires two batteries, so I'll need about four batteries toDo this now I know we can find these things in the ruined portals.

How easy it will be to recover. I have three. That's a start. Wait, what the hell was a mushroom-shaped island like two thousand blocks? from my house, that's amazing, yeah, this is not working very well. I think I need a new plan. I think gold actually spawns much more frequently in tabletop biomes. I just realized that I probably should have chosen my fortune, but I. Don't do it, yeah, and after a couple of hours of that I have no more room for gold, two golden apples, although that's good and with Fortune 3 we're going to get this sacred cow, we more than double it, it's my gold . that's not your goal, thanks and then we'll do a little smelting operation here okay and while that's smelting I want to go ahead and try to attract some piglets here to set up a little commercial setup.

Oh hell yeah, hey, here we go. Watch these imposter piglets trade 18 different items, which basically meant I had to trade all the gold I just received for six stacks of weeping obsidian, uh, yeah, I hope that's enough, and now let's go ahead and spread out a couple of more layers of this weeping obsidian. to help transition into the blue colors, okay, there's one, oh yeah, this is starting to look really cool. Now let's go ahead and lower the floor a little bit more so we can continue spreading these layers. Okay, wait, it looks like there's a visitor here. he I caught him I caught him oh my god why did I do this why not do this oh this is not good this is not good okay just kidding they suck oh no I think they're still mad at me did I just do it? make my own gold farm well I think I have it all oh no he's still angry ah he's stuck okay well I have work to do okay and now I want to transition from purple to warped wooden planks and then to warped wart blocks and I definitely don't have any of those, so let's find a warp forest here and see how much I really need.

Yes, it will be a lot if you want some fuel. Consider using my link below for a discount. Well, I have almost a full chest. of these things, but I hope it is enough. I want to go ahead and convert all of this into the warped script. I didn't know that was the name of these things, but yeah, I think it's a good transition block to the color blue. Okay, there is one. layer, I think I want to make two more types. Can I have some space while I build? Please, okay, there are two layers. Oh yeah, this looks really nice and now I want to transition to the warped boards, but I need to do that first. clear more space and now we will enter two layers of warped boards, there is one, now we will enter with the layer of warped wart blocks and finally we will come back this way with one more layer of warped wood.

Alright, now we're going to go ahead and remove this because it looks better, I guess, oh yeah, honey, and there you have it, the bottom center is completely complete, okay, I'm just kidding. I should probably go ahead and move this portal down. It looks a bit weird on this pyramid thing and now I need to finish busting, firstly I need more shulker boxes to store all this netherrack and secondly I need purper and enrods for later in the build already You know, while I'm here I can probably grab more elytra it wouldn't hurt, you know, I think what I'll actually do is like take this whole ship with me, well I don't want to, but I guess while I'm here I'll take the obsidian.

I'm going to need that too, so believe it or not, what I've built here is just the bottom center roof. Now I have to extend the entire floor down about 15 blocks and while I'm doing it, follow my Twitter link. the description is ok well I need to repair my pickaxe now and I might regret this but here goes nothing and now I wanted to start building the walls but then I remembered I wanted to use a fogged glass floor so I needed to extend the 19th floor blocks more, so what do I do now? Option A.

I can dig up the rest manually like before. Option B. I can spam a bunch of TNT at the prey. If you choose option A, well you're wrong, sorry, so yeah, using TNT will be a lot more fun, but now I have to get a bunch, so I guess we'll just send a bunch of this around and see what happens. Oh, this again. Okay, in the second round this time, let's put a bunch in the middle. Now let's make a big circle. the outside and do it one more time, here we go, I think this was pretty effective overall.

Okay, so now I'm outlining this bottom area in Blackstone in the same circle that I have here and now that I know the outline that I just had. go ahead here and flatten this out so you have a real level area to work with. I also can't be bothered to fill the floor completely, so yes, it's going to be empty, but don't tell anyone. I suposs you are well. I want to outline the floor with these polished black stone bricks. You like that sword, little friend, so the outer ring is ready. I want to add a center ring and a very inner ring also of black stone and then fill the rest with the purple glass for the fog effect, okay, then the inner ring I want to be 11 by 11.

It will actually be a square, so it's not really a ring and then the outer ring will be 23 by 23. This will actually be a ring. and now we build them, okay, I admit it looks a little weird right now, um, but okay, and now I need a bunch of glowstone, but I don't have any. I'm also going to need a lot of purple dye. The clerics give me lapis lazuli which can be used for the blue dye and there should be enough red dye from the poppies in my iron farm to help make the purple dye.

The first thing we're going to do is dye all of our shapes purple here. There are nine bags of luminous stone and nine piles of purple carpet. I hope this is enough to cover the floor. Just kidding, barely halfway. Also, my world has been pretty slow lately and I think it's because all these villagers take up all this space. I won't kill them or anything, just let me know if you have any ideas on how to handle them. I guess it took 32 stacks of glowstone to fill the first layer which means to get nine layers of glass I need 285 stacks or about 11. shulker boxes oh yeah I'll be here a while there are three shulker boxes you know , I should probably have all these librarians trade me glass, that seems a little more efficient, so finally, number eleven that took seven hours, okay, there's the first layer. done second layer number three four five six seven eight and number nine this looks really cool although i just realized i forgot the whole middle section what the hell is going on here having a little party oh that was stupid ok , now I want to work on the arches that are going to connect the floor to the ceiling, we can start by extending these pillars all the way up and see how that looks good, that's a start, actually don't wait, let's bring them in one by one and take them out one by one. and see how it looks, then I want to find a cool pattern for this warped wood and then I want to fill the background with quartz bricks.

I feel like these aren't used enough in builds, yeah that looks pretty cool honestly I think. My favorite part about this place now is that I can fly around here and have lots of space for activities and not have to worry about getting any damage or anything when I'm flying, you know, and then I started playing with a pattern design for the connected walls. and I think it looks pretty cool, where did you get that thing from? So this is not at all what I had planned but I think I'm in love with it yeah this looks great and now I just have to figure out how to make this uh three more times the second one is done and the third one and there let's go all fours oh shit I'm still noticing a lot of spawns here uh I'm not quite sure where they're coming from they must come from these little spawnable blocks so let's go ahead and spawn tests here from time to time.

I think using the warp hatches around here should be a good way to generate very subtle tests in these blue sections, so I'd say the main part of the build is already done, but we're not done yet because I still have to build and transform the bottom portal in the middle here, yeah, believe it or not, that won't be the portal that I used and that I have. really cool idea on how to make this nether portal different than anything you've seen before. First, the first thing we're going to make is a square, so this is the bottom portal and this is the top portal.

I initially wanted to have this. The portal extends all the way from the bottom to the top, but you can't make portals that high in Minecraft, so I thought I'd make two portals and make it look like something in the middle was separating them, so we'll use some perper blocks. over here and then some weeping obsidian as well and then we'll pull a couple of rods off the ends over here and then we'll build the inverse that's at the top now to continue selling the illusion that we'll go over here with some purple glass. panels but then we break them and they'll look like they're floating there we go and now we'll go ahead and fill the middle with some more weeping obsidian and now I just have to light up the portals, I'm glad I finally have a place where the gas can't generate what , as you can see here, we have a slime in its natural habitat.

You can tell it's a slime by the way it is, dude, what the hell who knocked over my tripod? Oh man. I've been waiting all day to get this photo. I have some plans for some mega projects in my hardcore world and most of them require slime block flying machines, but you see, I don't have enough slime blocks to make such a machine and when? Considering that the nearest swamp is 6,000 blocks away and that slimes only appear occasionally at night, that's not a viable option either, which is why today I'm going to assert my dominance over these little creatures and build a fully automatic system.

Slime Farm Now, in theory, building a Slime farm should be easy because, according to Nembons, Slimes are technically speaking the dumbest mob in all of Minecraft. Basically, they just move around randomly and exist without any real thoughts or purpose, just like you, but you know who that is. Dumber than a slime, yeah that's right, I'm dumber than these big green blobs because I honestly recorded the first 10 hours of this video in non-HD, although I haven't really figured out how I managed to screw this up, so after you finish. roasting in the comments let me show you what I did.

The first thing I had to do was figure out where I wanted to build this thing if you didn't know that slimes only appear in certain specific chunks in the world known as slime chunks. and using an external tool called shardbase I was able to enter my seed and find the coordinates of one of these shards in the area I was looking for. I would have preferred to find two next to each other, but this would work just fine, so I got a job digging a really big hole—how big was the hole bigger than the hole I left in your heart by not uploading files for a whole month?

It was the size of the slime piece plus four extra blocks on each side, which would give the slimes enough room to eat from the edge, remember what I told you, they're really dumb anyway, it took me almost two whole hours to get there at level 40, which is important because this is the first level that slimes can spawn at, so with your big brain you're probably wondering why I would dig all this up if slimes can't actually spawn in this area and that This is because you can increase spawn rates by having the platforms exposed to the surface.

I promise you I didn't do that. 40 minutes later, I was tired of digging and just wanted to go home, but I was starting to get into the rhythm when I found my first layer of deep slate. This was a major problem. You see, deep mining is very slow and annoying to handle. Like my girlfriend before 9am so yeah I needed a new plan because if it took me two hours to get to this level it would take me at least eight hours to get to the bottom of the world like this so I headed to the Desert checked my mob farm for gunpowder and realized I didn't have gunpowder because why would I have what I need for a project after two hours of sucking mobs vertically into the seal?

Oh wait, that's backwards after two hours of AFK, I was almost two full. Shocking Boxes of Gunpowder aren't great but they aren't terrible either and after destroying more of the Sahara Desert I was able to create almost 10 stacks of TNT to start with. I did a test blowing up a piece of TNT and found that it breaks a 3x3 area pretty consistently. which meant I could efficiently space the tnt so that one full stack removes three layers of deep sling and as I had 10 stacks this would help me remove about 30 layers in total, it was great fun, very satisfying and a much needed change of pace. pace of all the digging I was doinghere we will have a pretty complete forest and finally after a lot more digging I got to work collecting materials for my favorite biome in the game the dark oak forest keeping things pretty simple here I wanted to build the tree trunks along the outside of the biome and then have the leaves extend towards the middle as if they were some kind of roof on top, there we go, this looks really good, really immersive, I really like it and with the dark oak biome complete, it's time to taking a trip to the swamp, which keep in mind is not very close while I was there, I really tried to collect all the individual items. that Minecraft swamps have to offer things like water lilies blue orchids dead bushes sugar cane brown mushrooms a couple of flowers some vines I mean, everything is so detailed that I also paid attention to the landscape to make sure I knew what made a swamp swampy , if that makes sense, okay, so the background is mostly dirt with small patches of clay mixed in, I think that's it and I was finally able to return home and start building, but first a word from our sponsor with 21 biomes completely built.

I was nearing the home stretch when I only had 10 more left to create and this is usually the point in the video where I see the light at the end of the tunnel and get excited about the finished product. Don't get me wrong, I loved building so far, but I was starting to feel a little burned out from all the research I was doing, the whole process felt tedious and a little repetitive, so after taking a day off I came back with my mind fresh and decided it would be best to go out and collect all the materials for the remaining biomes at once, especially since they are all very different in their components and I didn't want to have to do this multiple times, starting with the jungle where I collected bamboo cocoa beans , melons and a bunch of jungle wood leaves, you know, I have played in this world for almost

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and somehow I only managed to collect 18 jungle logs, which is really embarrassing, but not as embarrassing as my Next stop on mushroom island, you know?

I live less than 2000 blocks from this and I think I've been here like once, after collecting a bunch of mushroom mycelium and drinking this really weird milk, I stopped in the ocean to grab a bunch of coral on the way back . a shipwreck and I have the idea of ​​destroying everything and putting its contents in a shulker box in case I wanted to try to build it later in the water biome and I guess stopping here was a good idea because I managed to get a trident. of this drowning, so let me know what to do with this thing because I really have no idea and from there I just had to make a couple more stops, starting with the table where I picked up a few stacks of each color of terracotta and finally after to get some red. sand and deforesting the nearest acacia biome.

I headed home after spending some time excavating another large section of the cave. I got to work on the next couple of biomes, starting with the jungle by filling the floor with grass and then building several. custom jungle trees with hanging vines, I checked out the melons on the bamboo for some details but the area still lacked character and after scattering a bunch of leaves on the floor and along the walls I was happy with what I found. I had created and what a better way to ruin the beautiful lush green vibe I worked so hard to build than to put a bunch of ugly mycelium in my next biome, the mushroom fields, there's no way around it, this looks pretty Ugly, but then again, I don't.

I really know how to make it not ugly, so let me know if you have a solution for this, but probably not from there. I got to work building the beach biome. Now there's nothing really special here, it's literally just a few layers of sand surrounding a body. of water, which speaking of body of water, I mentioned one before, but I never did, so let's go ahead and work on that. You see, I thought it would be cool to have two different bodies of water and connect them with one huge groundwater. tunnel, so that's what I did starting again near the snowy beach and tiger biomes, digging a huge room until I reached the beach biome I just made, not only is it a pretty good idea, but also serves as a great way to offer an additional experience.

There is a way to get through this museum instead of being forced to go a certain way, so once they dug the tunnel and filled it with water, which took you almost an hour to do alone, I went through it and replaced the floor with a sand and gravel mixture. just like in the oceans and I used bone meal to add a lot of life with some seagrass from there, I thought it would be cool to build a shipwreck, well half of it you see since that's all I had room for and finally place it on a pile of coral pieces and pickled seeds that he had collected.

This place looked super cool, probably my favorite part of the build so far and after building a little bridge to help cross the water, I was starting to feel more motivated again, okay? Finally, in the final stretch, I have five more biomes left, starting with the desert here. Oh, that looks pretty good, actually, yeah, I like it and now we'll make our way to the acacia biome. At this point, I'm pretty low in the world. I'm at level 15 and if I stay this low I'll soon be going into a deep slate, which wouldn't be good for the next two biomes, so I want to go ahead and start expanding things upwards.

I got to work digging and shaping a huge tall room where I plan to build a lush cave, traversing it and adding multiple different levels for pockets of water and several waterfalls. I was able to capture the true vibe you feel when you actually walk in one. Of these caves coming back with all the clay moss and plant life, this place looked really cool and the best part, which I honestly didn't even plan for, was that it led directly to our final biome, a dripstone cave. It meant that all I had to do was seal off several pieces to enclose the biome and then add more drip stone back in to really capture the vibe here and I finally noticed that my coordinates here were pretty close to the entrance to the museum so I started digging a tunnel and found myself right next to Tyga's snowy biome, so after shaping this tunnel some more, I built this little wooden door over here to serve as another way to get through this museum and there come on. guys all the biomes have been officially rebuilt this has been so complicated honestly like i haven't been on twitter in at least seven full

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what's going on in the world i have no idea oh uh the wild update already It's available, wait. wait a second, the wild update, what is this wild update?

The wild update is finally here yadda yadda yadda once you install it yada yada yada your game will feature two new biomes oh my god you gotta be kidding me