Minecraft is not Terraria. Needing to go through every structure to beat the game is a bad idea, Minecraft is not about defeating bosses or upgrading your armour it's about building a world of your own. I just don't get why people ignore or straight up hate updates where the main focus isn't straightforward progression but new building blocks and tools.
Yes i understand what you are tying to say, my point is that many people dont feel encouraged enough to build their own world, and they start losing interest in the game. Minecraft needs to add more progression to their game.
@@lapizz_ But they HAVE been adding progression, basically every other update (lots of it too). Raids, Netherite, Shulker Boxes / Elytras are straight up progression. Not to mention the complete rework of caves and ore distribution changing the way the game is played and how and where you spend time collecting resources. It feels like most people are just refusing to try something else rather than the game being stale. Or just like... taking a break?
the breeze dmg is actually okay, they are support mobs and are not meant for dealing damage, however they can hurt you pretty much if you had WALLS - which you have in all those trials chambers also - Bogged is also my new favourite! cheers
Ayyy we both have the same favorite mob, about the breeze I already know it’s a support mob but let’s say if it did do a lot of damage then that would make trial chambers much more harder you know what I mean?
End Remastered is a mod that does exactly what you are saying. I will say, it is dangerous to focus purely on story-based progression-based survival gameplay, as that is just one (and from my observations, one of the less played) ways to enjoy minecraft. Nevertheless, cohesion and connection would drastically improve Minecraft. Notch had the perspective that nothing should have just one use, whereas modern Mojang has openly said their goal is to make everything have a single unique feature. Leaning back to its roots could certainly assist Minecraft.
I get your point with the quests dont get me worng... but that is litterally just the cartogropher no? Like yea you can find all the structures without them but I cant ever see a version of minecraft where structures arent just preset to the seed... I think the BIGEST problem minecraft has that no one wants to admit is that everyones just gotten too lazy with it. So many people when they want to find a biome or structure just use journey map or another seed map site and go straight there, taking away any of the journey or challenge from that aspect of the game. Even with farms, the games logistics have been broken down so much of the years that its possible to make a full (relatively efficent) iron farm by just diging a 9x9 hole. things like this will always be there for players who chose to use them, and i dont blame them for choosing to. It lets you remove grind and do other things. but when you have a farm for pretty much everything and beat the game all there's left to do is build. and i think some people just get burnt out of that quite quick. - Didn't mean to write an essay but it was a good video that raised some valid points. + its a topic that's been on my mind for a while.
HI, i am so happy that you enjoyed the video, I totally agree with you 100%. This topic has been on my mind aswell for a long time and i just felt like that a video about this would be cool. But thank you for commenting your thoughts with me, make sure to look at the future videos!😁
Yeah, but the problem with that is that you’re taking away freedom to players, as those structures are side quests or challenges people are able to choose between going or not.
Hell yeah I totally agree with you, I didn’t really see it as taking away freedom from people, some people are just not determined to do the side quests. So if all the structures were connected then the player would have a longer journey if you know what I mean. But thank you for sharing your thought 🫡
I disagree with some of the arguments made in this vid, which is why I made this comment. Anything I didn't mention is something I don't disagree with. Lastly, I apologize if this comment is too rude or if I got anything wrong, and feel free to correct me. (also if i messed up the timestamps that'll suck) 0:05 Not new. Updates 1.9-1.12 were when the game first heavily declined in popularity, and the game currently hasn't declined to that level yet. 0:39 Breeze attacks doing little damage is fine. They're support mobs. They're supposed to knock you around to other mobs in Trial Chambers or make you suffer from fall damage. At least I think. 1:03 To... get loot?? To have fun? Like what?? I know you mean progression-wise, but even then this still is a ridiculous complaint. Minecraft is a sandbox game and killing the Ender Dragon isn't the only thing to do. Heck, exploring isn't the only thing to do. And if you're not interested in going to most structures just because "that's too much work" and "it won't help me beat the game", that just sounds like you have a flawed mentality, not a problem that should be fixed with an inadequate solution. The devs likely already know that, given how little they update the main progression path. It's not a problem that the sandbox game is a sandbox game where you can do whatever you want(ish). This section is the reason I made this comment, because it's confusing one of the main appeals of Minecraft as a problem, which is just too silly of a complaint for my liking. Also, this is maybe pedantic but don't say "most people". Unless I'm wrong, we likely won't know of any official 'metric' of when most people quit a world (no, RU-vid/Twitter polls or anecdotal evidence aren't official, nor representative of most of the playerbase). At least say something more modest like "many" or "a bunch of". (Also also I thought you were gonna say that many structures have lacking loot, which I would've sorta agreed with. At least for Jungle Temples and Woodland Mansions, which have pretty meh loot for their rarity imo.) 1:21 Sounds pretty annoying, like yay, can't wait to go to Woodland Mansions in order to get to the End. What advantages does this have over the current system, apart from unnecessary tedium? This idea would be better if it was just a few structures like Ocean Monuments and/or Trial Chambers, but even then I'm not interested. "More challenging": Sure, but the tediousness of having to go to EVERY SINGLE STRUCTURE could just make people who only care about "bEaTiNg tHe gAmE" quit their worlds even sooner. "More enjoyable": Subjective, like if this was in the game, you would enjoy it, while I would be annoyed. "More adventures": Sure, though I don't personally think "more adventures" should be included on this list of reasons. "New meaning to speedrunning": This isn't a disagreement, I just think Mojang shouldn't care about speedrunners when adding features. Like they shouldn't add or change features just to help speedrunners. Speedrunners 1:49 In conclusion, we're both being exaggeratory, I'm being dramatic, and this isn't new for Minecraft (or any game for that matter). Games' popularity goes up and down, and it's not yet some big problem or crisis that Mojang should be terrified of. The recent updates have been smaller in comparison to 1.13-18, and popularity is declining, but it feels overblown by the many many vids along the lines of this vid. Minecraft has a lot of problems, but not that there's "no reason" to go to structures because you only need to go to two to "bEaT tHe gAmE".
I agree with you with some stuff but not all, looks like you didnt get my point here. About the woodland mansion you mentioned. what im trying to state is that you go to every structure to get something which will help you for your journey to the end just like how you get blaze rods from the Nether fortress, thats one. Then that will make it a real journey going from point to point to complete a certain mission you feel me? 2 im not bored of minecraft i never get bored of minecraft but most people are starting too, ive looked in twitter youtube reddit etc people are always talking saying after they beat the game they feel bored. because once you beat the game the option of exploring and going to structures and building things isnt a "have too" so people dont get that hyped anymore for the adventure and stuff. Now im not saying everyone is like that, like me and you and alot of other people actually enjoy the game but some people dont anymore. About the breeze, i never said "why" does the breeze not do damage, i said the breeze should do damage because that would make minecraft more challenging and in my opinion more fun. To put it all together i still enjoy the game and i will never get bored of it, but the game is too easy, way too easy and is getting boring to other people. But thank you so much for sharing your thoughts🙂
@@lapizz_ Thanks for the response and again I'm sorry if I was too aggressive, I should not be getting heated over block game opinions Okay I get your point. Maybe changing the Ender Eye recipe to include some structure-exclusive items like Prismarine Crystals could help encourage going to structures? Also like updating structures and adding more interesting incentives like new weapons/tools (like Maces in Trial Chambers). I might've still misunderstood you. Fair and sorry for assuming things, though tbf people who aren't bored after killing the dragon aren't as likely to post about it as people who do get bored after killing the dragon. I also saw an interesting vid which I believe does partially touch on how Minecraft doesn't smoothly transition from extrinsically-motivated gameplay to intrinsically-motivated gameplay after slaying the Ender Dragon. The video was made by MC Ideas Academy, called "What's the goal of Minecraft?". Fair. Again again I'm sorry if I was rude
@@I.M.StinKee yea that’s what I mean. it’s okay I was actually really happy that you talked to me it just shows that I’m building a good community and that you wanted to reach out to me about some stuff. I should be thanking you, and again it’s okay you did nothing wrong , make sure to watch my future videos 😁
