20 Different Types of Minecraft Player 

"The lost" that one category that can't go 10 blocks away from their base without getting lost...

You forgot the villager: the person who lives in a village and gets all their resources from villagers

I personally adore having my actual base with all my rooms underground and being a little mole and then make massive structures all over on top for decor. Why make a base that will eventually run out of room when you could dig out new rooms forever and ever without having to rebuild. I love it!

I feel like the category I'm most in would be the Subterranean Hermit when it comes to Early Game Survival Mode specifically, but I don't dig down to make a base, more so into the side of a mountain or cliff. I just find it more effective in that stage, as you're gaining resources carving out the space instead of spending them building one. Later on, however, I do tend to swing into the Medieval category quite a bit. Wood and Stone are always easy to get and are never a bad choice in color palette. I do still use SEUS Shaders all the while, though. I have an RTX 2060 in my laptop, and you'd better believe I'm using it.

My brothers category: do a survival world and end up using creative to get the stuff he needs

My category: the guy who starts a world, isn't "feeling it", starts a new world, and repeats

I feel you could have had one more category called "storyteller" Bc me and some friends just love to make elaborate towns and worlds and fill them to the brim with history, mythology, and story.

I'm definitely an explorer, a peaceful explorer, no base, no end goal, just exploring the random worlds

Mumbo: “The resource hoarder,” Grian: Jumps out of one of the chests, “Hey Mumbo.”

You forgot the procrastinator category. The people that spend a whole lot of time doing a whole lot of nothing, because they can't figure out what to do. (This is me)

Personally, I find large cave systems to move into. I try and live underground, ideally under a mountain and have farms and things on top/outside. I also build castles or whatever with my leftover stone from expanding my house. I highly recommend this style of playing because as you expand your base, you gather resources instead of using them

On limited worlds I would always explore the whole map before ever thinking abt a base..I envy the people that do it on infinite worlds

The explorer: *_I paid for the entire world, so I'm gonna use the entire world_*

*The Ragequitter:* The guy who starts a new survival world, dies once in an inconvenient location, and deletes the world.

I think I am a prep person, I constructed a base with a lockdown system and it disabled the door mechanism, closed the other door behind that one, put up Netherite walls in the hallways, and the base had a dormitory, laboratory, experimentation room (a big empty room) a pool, a lobby, an armory, a medical office, a bunker, and a control room (which I haven’t finished due to all the red stone stuff that has to be made) and it had iron golems everywhere to keep the mobs out since the base is well below ground. It also has its own horse stable.

I'd say I fit into the monument builder category, I'm currently in the process of building a cobblestone tower from world build limit to bedrock! I do hoard almost everything, and I enjoy having a nice looking base that's all cute and such. And I also enjoy competitive parkour! And redstone is really fun... New Category Unlocked: The Dabbler

My category: The guy who watches other people play Minecraft.

New category: the looter Always loots EVERYTHING. They take the chest. They take everything. Even the most useless stuff they will take

I only recently started playing MC again after a couple years break. In creative I'm a gadget guy. In survival, I feel like a medieval-resource.

I think it's also worth mentioning the Fighter and the Miner, respectively the one who's always waiting for night to come in to get geared up with the best tools and to battle hordes of monsters, and the one who's always with the strongest pickaxe searching the entire map for ores to collect

Looking at Mumbo saying he could never make music when he did “Wonderwall” with note blocks in the newest season of hermit craft lol.

"Item hoarder" *everyone looks at grian* Grian: what?

I've been in all of these, and I love messing with all of them, new world, new play through, new category, but I really like redstone and detaile stuffs

I definitely have some prep I me so thanks for the smile, I often feel my organizational skills overlooked and underrated by others.

My category: has plans to make a whole city but ends up only making a dirt hut

Mumbo: “I’m not a builder.” Also mumbo: Giant globe with biomes.

It's a bit belated, but I'd say I lean towards a mix of the explorer, tiny bit of modded miner, medieval obsessed, maybe a lil bit of the challenge accepter. I like messing around with relatively simple but pleasant builds that serve me well in survival singleplayer, so a lot of builds in the vein of simple medieval cottages, hall houses, longhouses, what-have-you are a good way to get a very practical space that looks decent. I also enjoy exploring the surface and playing a more wilderness-focused game, and when I do settle down it's usually with that simple medieval aesthetic in mind, expand out and cultivate the space around me into something decently comfortable while still generally being practical. Both of these ends are well-served by modding, but I'm more interested in tinkering with modding for my own use than I am with exploring the latest and greatest in Minecraft mods. So far in the case of Minecraft itself I've take more of a liking to testing the limits of the datapack system rather than using anything that requires an external mod loader, and that is actually very well-suited to making innawoods/wilderness gameplay a lot more fleshed out, rebalancing a lot of basic flaws in vanilla Minecraft's gameplay, tweaking loot tables and gameplay tags to enhance the experience, etc. You can do a remarkable amount just messing with JSON alone, long before you even get into the fringes of functions and structure stuff that datapacks can also mess with (also stuff I've yet to branch out into). I've also combined that interest in datapack modding with challenges, mostly in the form of single-biome worlds. A very interesting thing to do I've found has been to generate a single-biome world, look at what's available, and ask oneself just what's missing to make survival in that world impractical. If there are any easy tweaks that I feel actually fit the theme of "more fleshed out wilderness survival" without just being outright "make something out of nothing with no logic involved" then it can be worthwhile for me to add it to my personal mod to further expand the player's options.

I started off as a monument builder but turned into more of a subterranean hermit. I most often either dig straight into the side of a mountain or patch up a pre-generated cave. On a recent server I was on, I had the good fortune of enchanting my armor with all the aquatic enchantments, so with that coupled with a steady supply of jack-o'-lanterns, underwater caving/mining became another hobby.

My Category: the guy who travels all around his world, trying to find a good place to build his base and just ends up deleting the world

The 30-minute guy: -gets into minecraft -goes straight down mining -makes full diamond gear -builds wooden house -crop farm -closes minecraft because bored

then theres the guy on the server that has full maxed gear in the first hour and never dies

I've only recently gotten back into Minecraft after years away, and while I'm still trying to figure out my true style, I think I'm currently leaning towards Gadget Guy. Small automated farms, secret rooms with piston doors, redstone railways... stuff like that. Though I'm also a bit of the "kinda useless" because I WILL die in stupidly interesting ways at the same time. And I also enjoy the exploration, if only because I'm always looking for whatever's around the corner... Oh, and I like tunnels. Lots of tunnels.

My category: the dreamer: has big plans, but ends spending 4 hours trying to find the right color wood for the start.

i personally fall in the category of: doesn't care about "completing" the game, just chills, farms crops and fishes a bunch.

I've been a gadget person for awhile, dabbled in building, but I recently have really gotten into the note blocks

Honestly I think I fall into just about all of them some more than others but really I can relate to all of them also mumbo I love your content keep it up!!!!

MumboJumbo: the monument builder, this is kinda the opposite of the item horder Grian: allow me to introduce myself

Mumbo Jumbo: "The Prankster" Grian: I'm in this picture and I don't like it

1:04 Mumbo: "This person's base will always be filled with buttons that you can press-" Grian: *already pressing all of them*

My category- build the largest structure in any multiplayer server, fill it with rooms and resources and a bucketload of traps everywhere and make it a challenge to survive it on Halloween for three diamonds.

My category: The one who plans on doing so much on a new solo world then gives up after 1 day cause hes lonely

I’m in the “watch people make gadgets, play server games, test mods/ texture packs, build, and beat the game while I lovingly farm potatoes” category.

I'd say I'm somewhere between a detail lover and a medival builder, also I really enjoye this kind of video, really enjoy your chanel!

I think I’m somewhere between the explorer and the subterranean hermit. I seem to always be pretty bad at building stuff like houses, but I can usually come up with up with a design for an underground base. I also just like flying around in creative mode and finding cool landscape.

Other category: project starter. Makes massive projects and starts new ones after five minutes. Never finishes them and their world is filled with half made contraptions and builds.

"The competitors" Mumbo: I am not in this category Also mumbo: Won 1st place in the 'fastest death' competition in hermitcraft season 6

I'm a secret extra category: guy who has just started playing and is just learning how stuff works and is baffled by all things redstone. I want to understand so badly but I just don't. I would like to build pretty stuff but I'm also not good at that. I always play in peaceful mode because the monsters keep me from my important tasks like getting lost underground and collecting random cool stuff that I have no idea what to do with.

1,7,9, and... 20 ALL THE WAY!!! Great video Mumbo

Another one: The one that uses cheats and would never admit it even though everyone knows it.

The procrastinators: The people who go out mining and come back with a pig and two chickens

I like details and adding lots of polish to small builds, but I also explore far and wide and farm like mad to hoard everything before I build anything.

I was neither, when I played (and want to play again). I am the loner, who runs own server (max with a few friends), and who replicates stuff from other games, or IRL places - to live and play there. My favourite project was the Stone City from Might and Magic 7, but once I want to recreate Port Kuudad from Eschalon: Book 2. Maybe the dungeon from Legend of Grimrock, or any other dungeon from LoG2. Or Balmora from Morrowind. Ooooor the whole Pre-Searing Ascalon from Guild Wars 1. Ugh, now you gave me a whole lot of new project ideas I woN't finish ever. :D

"I don't have a musical bone in my body" *proceeds to play minor 2nd* We noticed. We noticed Mumbo.

The “Mayor” Minecraft player: one who systematically takes over and governs each village radial to spawn until they all combine into one megapolis with thousands, nay millions, of villagers...

I've always been a nomad (explorer) and detail lover. You forgot scavenger. The person to shave the top layer of sugar cane off someones farm so they can start their own or to go to an end city after everyone else to kill the remaining shulkers because they don't want to/can't find one on their own. You could call them useless but there's one on my server who is pretty responsible.r

Gadget-Tech-Explorer. Love learning about redstone and being well prepared for a good adventure or raid. Little care about details but more into efficieny, and you gotta explore to gather resources too. Definterly not a server player. Don't have much free time for that. A bit too hard to mix those 3, but that's just the way I enjoy to play the game xD

My Category- The one who wants to build a large castle but at the end of the day, is satisfied to share the House with jeff. Jeff is a villager

The big dreamer: The one who plans to make like a castle or something but gives up like 5 minutes in

i just started my superflat survival world a few weeks ago and i love a challenge in a game i love, but no matter what im doing in minecraft, im always trying to stay organized and prepared, so prepper for me

I’m somewhere between a hoarder, prepper, and adventurer. I usually go looking for large structures like Ancient cities, Mansions, things like that, then build a base nearby, get an anvil and enchanting table asap so I can get as OP as quickly as possible, and then clear out all the structures but by not, bringing anything even remotely useful back with me. I guess you could say once I’ve settled into a world it’s a lot of; mine stuff, fight stuff, collect stuff, build stuff. I like to experiment with building and farming crops and mobs. I guess I’m a pretty balanced player now that I think about it! I do a bit of everything!

My category: that one person who just chills in a hole in a mountain and NEVER goes to the nether or the end

Your missing the creative lover: the guy that just plays creative and sucks at survival

Modded player, Resource hogger and Explorer I always download mods that add more content into the adventuring aspect of Minecraft (Twilight forest, When dungeons arise, Etc.). Which also leads to me having 20 Backpacks to put everything I get throughout my adventures..

What category would a person fall under that has their (usually ginormously big) primary base under a rather small(ish) medieval(ish) house, fills it with... well, all the resources available... (I could go on) ...oh, and is notorious for receiving lethal fall damage. Great video, laughed and felt called out in the best way possible.

I belong to the category "planner": Plans giant projects, starts building, loses intrest before even the foundation is finished, start next project...

Mumbo: Everyone falls into a category Grian: How many?

100% a detail lover, I will always make these small builds with lots of detail. I love making SciFi vehicles.

I'm with you on the sorting system. I prefer to be organized.

Mumbo: “The useless people who always fall in holes and can’t get out” Also Mumbo in Hermitcraft: “Help I fell into a lava pit”

Category 21: The ones that start a new world every time they struggle in their old one in hopes of getting a better one. Yep i´am definitely one of those.

Mumbo: Music makers - the catagory I least fit into... Also Mumbo: anyway, here's wonder wall (HC season 8)

I'm definitely the Long Game Player and Monument Builder, with a touch of Hermit. I spread out, build a monument or headquarters, and then connect it to my previous monument via an underground tunnel. I've never left that world, that world now has about 50 structures, every single one of them is connected via an underground tunnel, and it takes quite literally a half-hour to run from one end to the other (unless you use the Nether shortcuts lol). I love the idea that I've just spread my roots out and, slowly but surely, taken that world over

Possible category: the brainstormer that always has a new build in mind but never starts/completes a project.

My category: just likes starting worlds, gets bored after first few days, has never actually completed a minecraft world (aka killed the ender dragon)

I'm most of them. Building huge monuments in modded minecraft and then filling them with details, redstone contraptions, automation and details. I also once built minesweeper with commandblocks and almost completed Feed the Beast Infinity Evolved Skyblock Expertgmode. So, 1, 3, 4, 6, 11, 12 13 and 18.

I am like equally 90% of all of these. Theres a couple like music I don't do but I do everything I can. I'd also say there's a collector category that collects certain goals

I'm the: "used to play ages ago but now I'm content to watch the hermits play for me" category

My Category: The person who always has so many plans, but after about 2-3 months I move on to another world

I am definitely the tech player, I have like maybe 7-9 Different farms in one of my survival worlds, and have always wanted to make another efficient farm after another. I think I'm just someone who loves building farms alot, because the outcome after spending alot of time on a farm is just so satisfying

I cannot pick just one because I'm both an explorer and a detail lover. I have a couple of bases across the world that I try to make as neat as possible, but otherwise I spend my time frolicking and enjoying the scenery

New category: Housekeepers, that guy that likes to organize chests, take care of farms manually without any sort of contraption

Mumbo: “I’m not really in the Modded Minecraft category” *Create mod:*

I fall mostly into the Monument builder. Very early into the game and starting on a vertical farm and home using water elevators to move between the levels. Got a smile out of finding snow on top of my most recent floor between sessions of expanding it. Just a couple of small farms at ground level with nothing automated yet but going to dabble once I get a couple of particular farms up and running. Dark Room Dropper is the first on the list and Iron/Villager to follow.

I am a mixed with gadgets and medieval building. I always build with stone spruce and dark oak all the time with many minor redstone touches.

"Buttons Grian can press, Levers that Grian can pull" Is this what he meant to say?

0:16 “There’s no goal” *The Enderdragon begins crying behind the obsidian pillar*

Medieval Village Builder and Terraformer here, but I could fall into about... Half of these, in some way. Especially 20. I'm useless at redstone and rubbish at parkour; but I love just making neat buildings and underground oases and cozy hobbit holes. I'm setting up a cliffside village on my current server, right across from my nearly completed replica of the Pantheon of Aggripa with the twist of putting Shakespeare's Globe Theater inside it. On an artificial island. In survival.

If i have to pick one it's probably resource hoarder. I love just collecting all the things and having them - although my stuff is all laid out and labelled so i can find it! If i can pick the flavor - its resource hoarder, but since i worked on getting shulkers in this world I'm becoming a prepper and i've started building fun stuff above ground! Im still living my undergound base life too though

Then there’s “the lonesome workhorse”. The person who plays single player, and builds a massive impressive world that no one will ever see. I fall into this one XD

you forgot one: THE WATCHER - doesnt play Minecraft per se, just watches others do it/watches RU-vid videos

i am probably something around a bit of resource horder and a bit of challenger i am also the the kind of guy who is like "You know what? its time to play some minecraft again" maybe has an idea or two what to do, quickly notices that its all out of my league in complexity and builds a bit, plays a bit, and then is completly lost of what i want to do ^^'

My category is the one who finds a village, stays in the village (mostly Tiega villages Forgot how to spell), upgrade villagers, build a lot of houses, and become stacked with emeralds. I Shall call this category "The Monopoly Player."

The failed builder: They have a great idea in their head and then looks like 💩 when they finish building it

I pose to you the twenty first category, the pit digger. In every server I own or am part of, I dig a massive 50x50 pit to bedrock and then strip mine from any depth I want. Eventually turns into a massive underground mining operation.

I’m in the Long Game category. It’s gone to the point where I ended up renovating some of my old builds and building random buildings incase I have an idea (all in creative mode). It’s even gone to a point where I have an item with a missing texture.

I think you missed a big one: "The Java master" The ones that after being bored by commandblock limitations started learning Java to mod the game

The “forgets lapis every time they go to enchant” category

I am defenitly a mix of the explorer, competitor and prepper. Now how my style of playing works is, I explore untill I found something interesting (like an ocean monument, find these quite a lot) or a beautiful place I want to start building my base. Now I don't just use one style to build with, it depends on the place I settled in. From the point that I finished my base (or just destroy it and start over with exploring) I can go with two things: one is I try and make as much diamond gear/tools/regular diamonds as I can without having to mine. Either go and defeat the enderdragon and go endbusting or setting up challanges for other server members, and hope they play it (ofcourse I also hope they set some up or me too). And with that stuff I go and explore more, but always returning to the base. Two is I explore, also always returning to the base. I just always go back because I can't keep all my usefull stuff with me for everything. And I just don't like using shulker boxes that much, always becoming a mess in my inventory.

I've had a Minecraft world I share with my dad for 10 years or so now, though we've both built tons of random bases and explored a lot. It's a huge world :)

*„The watcher“* He watches a lot of Minecraft let's plays and knows everything about the game but only plays like maybe once a month. *EDIT: 1069 👍 NICE*