0:27 collect every type of wood 0:40 get a blue axolotl 0:56 create an enchantment room 1:18 get a diamond block in a woodland mansion 1:35 kill an elder guardian 1:58 collect every tropical fish 2:25 drain water 2:44 create a hidden underwater base 2:52 get the best food 3:23 collect every mob head 3:45 start a raid 4:10 max out villagers 4:45 defeat the ender dragon 4:53 respawn the dragon 5:20 explore end islands 5:45 find a fossil 6:14 rescue allays 6:25 collect every cat 6:56 get full diamond/netherite gear 7:50 collect every treasure enchantment 8:15 make a respawn compass 8:31 make a second set of armour 8:44 tame a strider 9:03 make a nether hub 9:30 visit every nether biome 9:48 visit every bastion type 10:12 kill the wither 10:28 get fully enchanted gear 10:54 craft a full beacon 11:27 trap every animal 11:45 bring frogs to the nether 11:08 create farms 12:45 make an auto-mob-food smelter 13:23 find a buried treasure chest 13:47 collect 1000 rare-ish item 14:19 collect every flower 14:37 collect every hostile mob 14:49 collect every music disk 15:08 collect every potion 15:26 make a mega beacon 15:47 get every librarian trade 16:08 make your entire world 16:30 take blocks from every biome 17:00 start from scratch 17:34 view your world from build height 17:57 make a noteblock song 18:13 mine above your end portal 18:33 trade 1000 emeralds 18:45 mine a whole chunk 19:12 make a backup set of (netherite) armour 19:33 get LOADS of golden apples 20:20 make a redstone collector device 20:37 witherize your nether fortress 20:54 complete all achievements 12:12 breed the fastest horse 21:49 kill a warden 22:02 excavate an ancient city 22:20 make a chest room from chests 22:30 completely fill some chests 23:09 make a wither killing room 23:27 mob-proof your world 23:47 trap a warden 24:13 make an iron golem army 24:27 collect every block + item 24:55 cover your world in beacons 25:28 craft every firework type 25:55 make a maxed out mega netherite beacon 26:40 get 1000000 emeralds (yes i was bored) Edit: put everything on a new line
My favorite goal that REALLY makes things easier (my hardcore world is kinda thriving rn) is getting a huge village of Librarians with every enchantment I want so I can use them whenever. I have a Mending, Unbreaking III, Efficiency V, Fortune III pick and just built my first Nether portal.
After you get those villagers, get a splash potion of weakness and a gapple, set the difficulty to hard and make a zombie kill them so you make them into zombie villagers and then throw weakness and give them gapple so you revive them and get a HUGE discount (1 emerald for protection 4, for example) Edit: difficulty gotta be on hard because if it isn't , when the zombie kills the villager the villager either will die and not become zombie or have a 50% chance of become zombified and you dont want to waste them
I thought I was the only one who did that… I kind of just skip the whole step of making an enchanting room lol. Villagers are so amazing you can just buy max gear, no rng required (after locking in the right trades and right enchanted books)
With breeding the fast horses, you can throw a splash potion of swiftness 2 on both horses and breed them and keep doing that to get an insanely fast horse.
@@CreeperBoyGamingyt tell that to the millions of individual players every single day. Just because you don’t play it or because it’s not the #1 biggest game in the world, doesn’t mean it’s dead.
My personal bucket list, some of which I've tried before, others never tried: Mining out a chunk (Just finished with moss) Mega Beacon Full Netherite Armor/Tools with Mending etc Building giant aesthetic statues with a theme (like Greek pantheon) Collecting and naming rare mobs Build a bridge to the end islands Drain out an ocean monument Connect nether hub to distant major structures Complete a villager trading hub with every possible type and inventory and item for sale at cured prices
I recommend using a sand duper for draining a monument because you'll need like 5 or more double chest of sand for the whole project but it really depends on the size
The first one will go alot quicker if you have the second one (and use the haste effect) if you have efficiency V (efficiency 5) it won't be that helpful until you get to deepslate, and if you have to go back to the top elytra with fireworks would be quickest but ladders work fine. But to get down I definitely recommend a bucket of powered snow. I place it down in a corner when I go back up then I just drop onto it and take no fall damage
yes building an aquarium in my base is a great idea. my base is a woodland mansion my wife and I randomly found and we've been tearing it apart and building it back up for years
Watching this video actually makes me wanna get back on Minecraft, it’s been a couple weeks. Sounds like it would be fun collecting every flower type, and every mob, but personally I wanna create a room that has every single block in the game and is filled to the brim with stacks of it, which I feel like would be a very difficult task 👌
My greatest ambition in any long term Minecraft world is always a nether highway. Having the ability to travel along the Y and X axises in extremes at absurdly fast speeds is super super helpful for lots of things. It's the precursor build to my zoo build because of how easily it allows you to bring mobs from around the world back to your home Base. Build your nether highways with blue ice for best results
To everyone here, you are loved, things will be ok, never give up, don’t lose hope, keep going in life, you are loved always.❤ Also, there is no need for gate, meanness, or violence. ❤️
Im definitely trying to do #6, getting all the tropical fish in minecraft. It would probably take months or years, and I'll see what I can do. (there's 2700 btw, and 2678 of types will only spawn 10% of the time, the other 90% being the 22 original variants)
To everyone here, you are loved, things will be ok, never give up, don’t lose hope, keep going in life, you are loved always.❤ Also, there is no need for gate, meanness, or violence. ❤️
have been doing this for a while and still not finished. i seriously can’t recommend enough not to do this with your time, spend some time with loved ones instead 😊
Some Other Niche Things To Do: - Summon & fight the 4 horsemen. - Make a home in the nether with a respawn anchor. - Build ships floating in the void of the end, maybe destroy the main island and build something around the portal. - Build railways. - Design personal banners to decorate builds and shields. - Turn husks to zombies to drowneds. - Collect baby zombies riding all possible mobs [Bedrock only]. - Find left handed mobs, maybe try to get the rarest possible (left handed horseman with diamond gear, baby zombie villager jockey with maxed gear etc.). - Collect every goat horn. - Find a wither skeleton - cave spider jockey. - Equip a skeleton with a sword. - Learn to create flying machines and missiles. - Create tipped arrows of every type. - Dye every colour of leather gear.
@@Memerath Sometimes a lighting strike will summon 4 skeleton horsemen. You can kill the skeletons and take the skeleton horses, which you can ride underwater.
@@TheRedWizard That happened to me once while playing Minecraft on my DS! I had no idea why a random lightning strike suddenly made skeletons on skeleton horses appear until much later, but it was certainly an epic sight!
I recently returned to the game and have been playing a low-tech, village-based world where I play a simple miner/trader with collecting emeralds as a mini-goal. No enchanting, no automated farms, and no crafting anything above iron. I'm just caveing, roaming the world looking for emeralds and items to trade for emeralds, taking care of the village, etc. I've had a bad string of luck on 4 Toolmaker villagers though as I'd really like a Fortune pickaxe. Somehow these toolmakers keep having "mystery" lava accidents :P - but it keeps a steady goal of leveling up the new Toolmaker. Incredibly fun for it's simplicity!
I have a spawn recovery hub in case I die without having spawn set. Full armour weapons and tools, food, elytra, rockets and compass that's linked to a lodestone at my base thousand of blocks away. Also has a nether portal that has a pathway straight back to my base.
Thank you so much for this video! I absolutely love Minecraft. It's like one of the best Adventure games, but with amazing base building that no other game can even get close to. Since Minecraft doesn't inherently gives you many goals to work towards, it's really nice to have a video like this giving us so many ideas to fuel our adventures. Again, thank you!😊
for several years my strategy for killing the Elder guardian revolves around gathering resources to create the conduit within the ocean monument, that way there is no risk of running out of water breathing potions, and the night vision really helps in tracking down all the guardians. Stacking up on potions is also feasible, but I found it to be tedious because I need to first find a Nether Fortressm which takes too much time; as soon as you found a Heart of the Sea you can start working towards conquering the ocean monument.
Lately ive been working on a village and mass breeding villagers and executing the nitwits for a superior work force then making a giant wheat farm and not letting them have any of it. I have 50 to 60 villagers and 5 golems that spawn naturally
From what I remember, the Bedrock bug creates a map file of every possible size every time you make a new map. Then if you zoom that map out 1 time, the game treats that as a new map and makes files for every possible zoom size again. So basically any time you make a map or zoom one, the game makes 4 files for it (can’t remember if there’s 3 map sizes or 4, but I’m thinking there’s the start size and then 3 zooms after that for a total of 4). This means creating 1 map and zooming it out as far as it can will create 16 different files, then 16 more for the next map tile, and so on. That all adds up very quickly.
@@phierophreek9088 I just recently finished a map wall of my main base and the surrounding terrain. My world size didn't go up by that much. I've had the wirld since 1.17.34 and it's only 180MB in size (it was just under this size before I started the map wall).
@@TheUltimateEnderling I’ll have to look through the bug tracker again for that map bug. It was still there last time I checked, but that could’ve been a few months ago. Hard to remember anymore. Seems the older you get, the faster time seems to go…
So just out of curiosity does anyone else randomly get motivation to play Minecraft when your laying in bed or at least get the motivation to play at certain points in the the year?
My motivation comes randomly like that last a few weeks where I play non-stop and then theres a downtime of a few weeks as well. Been playing on my new survival world like that. I am in a downtime at the moment playing a modpack forever stranded. I think this is a product of my ADHD brain either not being able to focus on anything or hyperfocusing on a single thing lol
@@chinesesymbol3899 he’s the bomb! Some of his farms are too much for my PS4 to handle, making my game too laggy to reasonably play, but with the exception of those few crazy large and/or crazy fast farms, his builds are basically must-haves for any long-term worlds. And the way he actually takes the time to explain background mechanics of how and why his farms work makes it possible to scale down some of his designs if needed, with relative ease and little pain (most of the time)
I need to come back to this video and write down all of these, as well as some of the lists in the comments! These are fantastic! Since I'm a builder, most of my goals involve building: Build a train station with connecting minecart railways. Build more towns with different themes. (I've already built a suburban town that I live in) Get all the tipped arrows and potions. Conquer the Nether. (I die way too much there) Build a Theme park Build mazes with themes, Hedge Maze, Slime Maze, Lava Maze etc. Build the Backrooms... and get lost.
Just tear down the pillager outpost and make a platform for them to spawn, then build a platform wayyy above it and build a mini town hall up there. Then a bit of redstone for some fun death contraptions and you got yourself a fun little raid farm
To add: - take an entire biome (preferably at spawn) and bring the surface 10 blocks up or down, the actual amount doesn't really matter, as long as it's visible. It's an insane achievement, but the funniest thing is that it's not immediately visible - (Java) build a cobblestone farm using creepers, it's hella inefficient, but fun and not exploiting bugs - build a bridge printer, it's just cool
The world I'm in now spawned me between two plains villages. I've also found a snowy village and a tundra village so now I'm thinking of making a grande exchange kinda think with tons of trading booths with different kinds of villagers
This is a fantastic video! There were very few of these things I had actually thought of, the other stuff is completely new to me. I'm glad the game still has a lot to do after defeating the Ender dragon. 😆 Also one thing I'd suggest just as a bit of fun is building a skybase. Imo they look super cool, and connecting a whole bunch of floating islands together if you have a few would be awesome.
I'm pretty new to minecraft, and just assumed all horses were the same speed. The first horse I ever saddled just so happened to be the fastest, and I thought it was a bug. It freaked me out how fast that thing went.
2:34 Is this an allusion to the collapse of the walls of Jericho in the Bible, after the priests and Joshua's army circled the city once per day for 7 days and then 7 times on the last day, blowing trumpets and causing the walls to collapse all around the city? 😂 What a nice reference! And how nicely you pictured it !
As someone who TNT's religiously, I actually have too much netherite at this point. Got like 8 lodestones in various places and all their individual compasses are all named in the anvil, got like 10 of each compass/location, examples like: "North Nether Roof"/"Barter Location"/"Deep Mine Entrance", etc. Deep mine entrance is used for when I'm tnting, already blew out 3 soul sand valleys and 4 basalt deltas all linked together in the biggest blob for like 100k blocks in all directions, so it was actually hard to figure out my way through there, I even ended up blowing up every single wall/tunnel, its all open now, soo many lava waterfalls lol. IDC what anyone says, I 100% prefer mining out a basalt delta for ancient debris than a soul sand valley, soul sand valley IS better, but basalt delta is just comfy, there are far less lava spawns making it comfy, and its a lot harder to blow a hole in the roof causing your tunnel to be blocked off by a waterfall of lava.
@@SebastianBaos So it's actually quite easy. How I did it was: I have a sand duper at my end portal using a chunk loader, and also a gunpowder farm over an ocean (java (slabs, bedrock uses buttons I think spaced differently)), that got me my tnt. Then I just needed to go low, like literally bedrock to about Y-10, and I would dig a line as far as I could go. I happened to have multiple basalt deltas all lines up with a few sand valleys and it was a breeze. The Sand Valleys are easy to get through with netherite pick w/ eff5, but I hate TNT'ing sand valleys because they are soo soft, and can blow past Y-30 sometimes having you get a nice lava waterfall. You will have to deal with these. The secret is to use a lodestone at the start of your tnt'ing area and a few compasses saved up, always use fire protection 4 + blast protection 4 while doing this lol. The Basalt Deltas are clean, and don't really blown way beyond to a point where you are dealing with much lava, half the time its solo lava blocks you can get arid of. I would bump it up to Y-13/Y-15 or so if your in a sand valley, you will blow right to bedrock most of the time in sand valleys either way. Tl;DR: Sand duper using chunk loader at end portal for sand, gunpowder farm over ocean/somewhere nothing else will spawn, and a good spot to mine a line at Y-10~. I use chunkbase which helped me line most of it out. There are areas where you can blow up higher, just be careful in soul sand valleys. Stay away from TnT'ing Crimson Forests unless you like to deal with spawns that are annoying af.
1.20 adds 2 new types of wood, those being Cherry and Bamboo. Cherry Groves are pretty uncommon and they're usually small. You can make bamboo blocks with 9 bamboo and turn them into bamboo planks.
Really, REALLY cool list of things to try and do. I might have to write them out and tick them off when I've achieved them. I have done a few already only on different maps, so the questions is, do I make the challenge map specific so I have to tick them all off on a single map? 🤔 I guess it would make sense to as some of the challenges would be easier to do at the same time as each other. Sounds like fun anyway 😊👍👍👍👍👍
@@kazim1700 I’ve never even attempted. I play on PS4, which doesn’t like running the Nether in the first place, so the ridiculously long grind it would take, coupled with dealing with the consistent lag is just too much for me.
@@kazim1700 I’ve thought about it quite a bit in the last few weeks, and I’m considered setting myself a goal of getting 3 stacks of ancient debris a week. That’s not too unreasonable to do, and it would get the project moving in the right direction. It would just take a loooooottt of weeks…
@@desbugfan8429 you can build a quarry (requires tnt dupers sadly) that will probably get more resources including diamonds than you'll ever need. Not the same thing but still.
I would have to disagree with the point saying you should do the ender dragon sooner than later. The most fun my friends and I had in this game were based around building and playing at a slow pace. No elytra, no godpickaxe, no netherite. I feel that current endgame is boring and have always found more value in a playstyle where things are slow and steady. Sure, it's not efficient or fast, but that's kinda the point. Walking all the way to a woodland mansion is slow, but you have more time to bond, explore and interact with the world more, and overall increase longevity of things. You made a whole day out of it and that was far more memorable than just flying over to it in 9 minutes..
It's interesting that froglights are considered hard to get. I have a little arena in a basalt delta, where I have two frogs of each kind, and I lure magma cubes there for the frogs to kill. Fishing rods are very useful for getting the cubes to it. I have around two double chests of each type of froglight, so for me it's definitely been the easiest light block to get. Sure, sea lanterns are easy if you have a guardian farm, but it's a lot more fun to hunt magma cubes than to wait for prismarine shards and crystals. I use frog lights with moss carpets on top to light up the area I live in, because in my opinion it looks a lot nicer than torches everywhere. (Though you can of course do that with torches and moss carpets too)
Great video! I've been playing minecraft for almost 10 years now, but there were a few facts that I didn't even know. :D Very inspiring! Thanks for the video! But now I have to ask: what's the deal with the backpack? That's super cool, how do you get something like that? is this a mod?
On one world at every update I fill my inventory and pack a chest on a donkey (don't have shulkers yet) and venture off to find a new home leaving anything that didn't fit frozen in time giving me a way to check my progress and also giving an eerie feeling as if who ever lived before left quickly with little warning
On my superflat I have collected every stonemason so that I have at least one that sells every variant of terracotta and glazed terracotta. It took about 30 villagers
ive been playing this game for a decade now and i only just found out that the brown mooshroom is real and not a myth that someone made up to get pewdiepie to accidentally kill his mooshroom with a trident.
i have a bunch of netherite pickaxes, all with efficiency 5, unbreaking 3 and silk touch, and mending. my one diamond pickax is otherwise the same, except with fortune 3 instead of silk touch. this means I not only have never accidentally destroyed an end chest, but i likely never will.
@@dylanslingsby7643 that sounds like it works too. one thing i love about minecraft is that there's usually multiple ways to accomplish the same thing, with different solutions to fit with different preferences for different people. many games have a specific way to do certain things, but minecraft allows for more innovation and variety.
I Second the point about starting again in the same world. You can still get the new world feeling and updated generation (if you go far enough) but not lose everything you've built. I think I just need to do mangrove and the two oceans then I'll have had a megabase in every biome in the same world
I always like to build statues and temples. I am building a great temple for Poseidon at sea now, using diamond and aquamarine blocks for the body, gold for the crown and trident. You could build all Greek gods and a temple for them or Roman/Egyptian/Germanic/Norse!
I got the beacon settup in my base where u can get all effects with the 10x11 thing. But I'm sad because I'm on bedrock, and it doesn't allow you to get regeneration 2, everything else can go to 2 but not regeneration
Big projects are quite good too. I started making a city. It won't be that big but still pretty cool I hope. If u don't know what to make. Just ask for some ideas or think of one urself and make it. Even if it is useless, build it if it makes the world look better.
Here's an idea! Don't die with full enchanted netherite armor just to not get it again like I did, lol. Don't worry, it's ight I got a string farm > fletcher emerald farm > diamond stuff. And it's easy to get debris ig
Hey Toycat, could you do a video about how Pocket edition has ruined any chance of full parity between versions?...... IMO Pocket Edition is the worst thing that ever happened to Minecraft, because P.E was a thing, that HAD to become the base line for bedrock....now just imagine how much better what we know as bedrock could be if it was console only? And P.E remained the unloved stepchild we all know it is
ikr, i think they should revamp bedrock, and take the focus away from phones, and then add a pe version to phones, may not have all the features but it will work best. then they can focus on making bedrock actually good, like addind an offhand
@@dudeofdudovia we will never get an offhand on Bedrock simply because its impossible to implement on touchscreens.... So full parity will NEVER HAPPEN as long as Bedrock is on phones
Nice enchantment table room. I like to dig mine underground underneath my house. Carve out a box 20x20, cover the walls with glass. Cover the floors with red rug. Poor lava all around the glass to make it look like it's a special room. Also put all the necessities in there and a ender chest. I think it looks great with lava around the enchantment table. I got no worries if someone wants to get the idea to destroy it. You dont want to know what I'll do to the server and world if they do :p
idk, rlcraft wasn't cutting it so i switched to the mmo it's based on (irl) and it can be pretty boring. there's so many rng-based stats and challenges and you can't reroll anything set in the early game. the leveling curve feels pretty broken, especially since you have to spend like 18 levels in the tutorial zone. the cheats are unreliable and speedrunning relies on those early game stats. the mod lockdown is far too tight imo, and a lot of mods are later integrated into the vanilla game anyway. and since it's always online and pvp is locked, it's hard to idle. the pvp balance is way skewed bc of the guild sizes. i get some good graphics but a bunch of my friends don't, and they have to spend in game currency to patch it. my hardware has trouble with running it in general. but damn, it's addicting somehow. i hate it but quitting is just so much effort, especially since the producers blacklist anyone who quits so we have no idea what happens if you quit.
@@wintyrbarnes8533 what mmo is that? I'm not familiar? I'm not big on mmos, I've played some ESO but that's it. PS - you ever watch Casualty on RU-vid?
My favourite project I ever made in Minecraft was the enchanting room I made. Skeleton Xp grinder Massive library and enchant table Trading hall with Mending, efficiency V and Unbreaking 3 villagers etc. Automatic melon and pumpkin farm Zero tick sugar vane farm An AFK chamber with defences from mobs and players. Industrial furnace and Blacksmith room with anvils etc. Arrow range to use all the arrows and test out bows form the skeletons, The shooting range drops chickens from the ceiling and has hoppers to destroy any raw chicken and feathers, sending the cooked chicken back. There’s a industrial cow farm to get leather for books. There’s a railway and a ice boat road to get to my castle. There is also an aquarium that has fish going underneath up the wall and above in part of the main room. There is also that new glass that I added to see the spawned in the AFK chamber.
When i started off my world, i found a really deep cave that lead to an ancient city. I set my spawn in a bed nearby and spawned the warden. Managed to trap it and kill it with my fist. Took a “few” deaths.
