Starting a MASSIVE Medieval City in my 9 year old Minecraft World 

Banger episode

we missed you jermsy i thought we lost you forever in the world of the livestream tab

If I could run the game with my render distance that high I don't think I'd ever even build anything. I'd forever be running off to see what that thing in the distance looks like

In the desert, you could do a ‘Dune’ inspired build, where you pick a certain resource to collect there and build a mining depot to collect it. There is also an attack scene on the mining center itself so that would also be an interesting challenge to recreate in minecraft

I hope you wont abandon this huge project and finish it completely from beginning and to the end. It would be almost historical PS: love the lion square, looks sooo awesome

That lion face looks SO good and I had no idea it was there until you flew up! It blends so well as wheel tracks. I'm really enjoying your block palettes overall. :3

Took me for a loop when you revealed the street texture was actually a lion insignia. From the ground I had just thought it as dirt or tire streaks. Been catchin up on your videos. Amazing stuff mate!

it’d be kinda sick if you did like a palm springs type of build in the desert… like modern houses and stuff but also kind of like the 60’s vibe, ik u dont really build modern stuff but could be a cool concept

Idea for desert biome: Since the mangrove update, I have had the idea to do a village on stilts of some kind. Maybe with a lot of bamboo blocks. I could also imagine a really cool pirate themed (all woods) type of build, maybe a combo of both could be cool? Based around sea treasures and pirating lol. Also I loved the Timelapse music and editing!

For the desert, the Persians in the ancient days had some beautiful architecture. Lots of curves and color to there buildings as well as some touches of northern Mediterranean influence with pillars and the Italian coastal city’s but with some middle eastern spice to them. Love Persian architecture as an inspiration to desert cities in my mc worlds

You could a Tattooine/Mos Eisley inspired build for the desert to escape the basic desert builds

great video the zoom out of the town square revealing the lion was awesome

huge howls moving castle vibes, so aesthetically pleasing

Glad you are back, I really like this style of buildings and that city center design is really cool!

love this place can’t wait to see it come into the survival world!

Watching the expansion of this city on streams over the months has been so fun, can't wait to see it grow even more :)

Styles of medieval and Victorian architecture • Manifest piety. • Perpendicular churches crucifix shape from above. • The rise of Gothic. Walls: buttresses, and spires (ogival arch) vertical proportions, pointed arches, external buttressing. Roof: vaulted roofs steeply pitched. Windows: large windows, extensive use of stained glass, and a revival of the medieval rose window. Other: asymmetry. • Decorated style. Gothic style but with elaborate decorative stone carvings. • Romanesque style. Walls: massive quality, thick walls, round arches, sturdy piers, groin vaults, large towers, and decorative arcades. semicircular arches for doors, and arcades; barrel or groin vaults to support the roof of the nave; massive piers and walls, to contain the outward thrust of the vaults; side aisles with galleries above them; a large tower over the crossing. Roof: Roofs were made of wood and tiles fired clay marble bronze. Truss roofs. Windows: semicircular arches for windows, few windows, Small glass windows but for important buildings big stained glass windows. • Cottage Style. Walls: brick, stone, stucco & natural materials. Roof: steep overhang, cross gables. Windows: casement windows, window box's small panes & shutters. • Wattle and daub timber framing. • Tudor. Walls: Brick laid in an elaborate pattern on the ground floor, stucco or wood with decorative trim on the first story. Weatherboard or shingled walls with stucco. Roof: steep roof and half-timbered gables. Stone. Prominent cross gables (tudor crow stepped gables). Windows: casement windows, grouped in rows of three or more. Other: decorative half timbering. • Boathouse/Nausts (Viking) Walls: made of upright wood logs sometimes with planks and more upright logs on the inside to support to the roof. Roof: as the name imply ots an upside-down ship. They were no windows in these structures but they were built on a stone foundation. • Longhouses (Vikings) Walls: small if the roof extended to the ground and these where more of a sleeping area for a family but you could have a longhouse roof that stopped 5-4 meters above the ground to give more headroom these types of longhouses were more of a communal space. Walls inside and/or outside were made of wattle and daub (no whitewash) Roof: were typically pitched at 45⁰ or A-frame and the building front and back faced East to West direction. • Stave Churches (Viking) Walls/other: Constructed entirely of wood and had elaborate carvings. Roof: steeply sloped gable multi layered with a central tower/spire made of individual wooden shingles. • Gothic revival (victorian) Walls: Middle-class homes Wood Wealthy homes Stone or brick. Roof: steep A-frame, + shape from above. Elaborate verge board trim along roof edges. Windows: high dormers. Arched or lancet windows. • Italianate (Victorian) Walls: Middle-class homes Wood Wealthy homes Stone or brick. Roof: flay and/or hipped roof, corniced eaves. Windows: Fanciful bay windows with inset wooden panels, Two over two double-hung windows, Curved or moulded window caps. • Second Empire (victorian) Walls: wooden clapboard. Roof: Mansard narrow eaves with brackets below, round cornices at the top and base. Windows: Tall, narrow windows Dormer windows that project from the roof, (eyebrow dormers) Bay windows. Other: Tower Wrought-iron, galleries or "crests' above the upper cornice Balconies Small entry porch. • Queen Anne (victorian) Walls: stone, brick, wood. Decorative trim, carvings wood/stone or terracotta. Roof: steep roof, wrought iron finials. Windows: bay and narrow windows that open vertically, stained. Other: Cantilevered, upper stories, Elaborate exterior, decoration, Turrets. towers or cupolas, Wrap-around porch, Balconies, Cresting, Detached gazebos.

You're one of my biggest build inspirations bro! AWESOME project 🔥 Just started a new city project myself a month ago, and I'll have to wait a while for the new tuff and copper blocks 😩

yay this was such a good video!! i love the pace of your videos, it reminds me of old minecraft lets plays

Yooooo that's amazing!! The lion is such a cool idea!

Awesome job Man! You have beautiful building style

Looks awesome!

Very nice builds as always, you could add a lost village theme for the desert like an Oasis like Mojang said they wanted to do for the desert, or like an Egyptians style build

love your building style, very talentedl.

The buildings look really nice!

Glad you enjoyed the she shiner. Its literally an idea I had on the spot

watching the live streams and now seeing it all together in a video is great

I loved the cinematic shots in this episode!

Your videos are amazing. Keep it up!!

You should call this kingdom Leonis. It fits the lion theme.

I also really hope that corals will be farmable eventually, it hurts my heart to destroy a coral reef

Awesome vid, Jerm! See ya in the stream chats!

In desert you can build city inspired by byzantium style, sth like Instanbul, like really dense and packed desert city

pure talent, this madman

i audibly gasped when i saw that the path made a shape of a roaring lion

I am so excited for this city project. :D

A suggestion I have for the Desert city: since there seems to be a lot more industrialization in your world, i think an industrial esc desert city would be really unique, especially if its all in the industrial age of fantasy medieval times. (There could even be some underground areas as well)

He hit us with a BANGER of a vid

The English medieval period (The Middle Ages) started 476 AD (in year of the lord.) and ended in 1485; the late medieval period started in 1300 and ended in 1500. Which gave way to the beginning of the Renaissance period. The name medieval comes from medi-, meaning "middle", and ev-, meaning "age", medieval literally means "of the Middle Ages." Though the Dark Ages is used interchangeably with these two it is the start of the Middle Ages and the fall of the western roman empire. 1066 CE is regarded as the beginning of the English Middle ages and this is because of The Battle of Fulford 20/09/1066 then it was the battle of Stamford Bridge 25/09/66 and then the Infamous Battle of Hastings 14/10/66 536 AD, the worst year in human history. The year that the Sun disappeared and the beginning of the bubonic plague. Throne room mess hall/kitchen armery/blacksmith stables/barracks Study/library Sleeping quarters Keep/ Dungeon/ (Don jon) biggest inner tower (sometimes maze like complex) Church Zwinger Ballista During the Middle Ages, it was one of the original weapons that had success against fortified castle walls throughout Europe. The most famous appearance of the ballista in the Middle Ages was the Siege of Dover in 1216, when the French were able to get through Dover Castle's walls. Although it was the ancient Greeks that invented it. Trebuchet This war machine was invented during the Middle Ages (around 1400 AD) in order to destroy the great walls of the enemy palaces __________________________________________ • Cloister(s). • (Flying) Buttress(es). • Vaulted ceiling. • Semicircular arches (Romanesque) • Pointed/scissor/stilted/horse-shoe/Catenary arch (Gothic) • ossuaries/catacombs • Bastion is tower structure to reinforce the gatehouse • Barbican is a gatehouse away from the main castle • Half-Hipped roof/ Clipped Gable roof/ Jerkinhead roof • Crow-Stepped Gables • Solar room (above great hall) quoin Stones (not medieval, renaissance) __________________________________________ Styles of Castles Motte-and-bailey castle / Shell keep (You get a Shell Keep when you fully upgrade the wooden motte-and-bailey to stone.) Concentric castle (Two or more curtain walls with cylindrical towers) Norman architecture (Quare exterior with Semicircular arches supported by massive cylinder pillars interior) Château/Schloss (French & German) (country/manor house build for luxury but also for defensive purposes, no turrets and false battlements) Palisade (A wooden wall before it was upgraded to its stone counterpart) Crusaders Castle (large vaulted chambers with massive walls, (three meters thick) running between ex & interior walls to corner towers. castle life included from kitchens; stables; forges; bakeries and bath-houses.) Medieval castles (Moat, with or without water. Bastion barbican, gatehouse, curtain wall & towers, keep aka Don jon/great tower, bailey/inner ward area within the curtain wall) A fort or fortress or fortification is a castle that's is surrounded by a city (a city NEEDS to have a cathedral, a church that contains the Bishops' throne), and then the city is surrounded by a curtain wall __________________________________________ Why place names have XYZ (typically at the end of them) Ington/ton (usually a farm or rural village) By/Toft (village) Ham/Stoke (home, small village) Burn/Forth/bourne (a stream/river) Wick (village/town/city that is a recognised manufacturer typically on the coast) Gate (Norse, built next to a main road) Bury/borough (Anglo-Saxon & Old English, Fort) Thorpe (farmstead that relied on a larger nearby settlement for protection) on-the-wolds, berg, den/denn/don/dun (hilly terrain, uncultivated) Worth (protected AKA private village) Dale/dean (Valley) Stead (enclosed place) Ville (Town that's known for their farms) Burg (walled off city) Ford (a river shallow enough to walk across) Shire (prominent town or city) Hampton (water medow) Field/fell/felling (flat lands) In medieval cities, houses where whitewashed NOT pastel washed as the city had to pay for it and paying for every house to be a different colour was very expensive only one building wash blue/cyan washed and this were PUBlic house(s). This was to make them stand out especially at night. Smaller villages could be Pastel washed not purple as it was for the ritch not dark blue as that was expensive and not cyan as that was restricted for pubs

It build some long time ❤

Kingslanding on Westeroscraft vibes

build a giant abandoned wasteland in the desert biome

if you want references for your future dessert build, try the kingdom of shurima from league of legends. I think it would be pretty cool

Nile civilization would be cool for desert or maybe Alexandria ?

San Jermano is perfect, don't change a thing about that name

Sheep farm turned out pretty sick

holy FUCK the lion was such a cool reveal

Add some chimneys on top of the roofs

maybe build something that feels like a European colony in the desert. like maybe inspired off of what the crusaders built in the middle east.

Dunno if the Tuscan city is supposed to be more Roman or… Tuscan, but if it’s Roman - you could call it something like “forgotten” in Latin - Oblīta. Just because it’s separated from actual Rome and Tuscany, being in Minecraft and all haha

Amazing Video I love your Builds, First time seeing your channel keep up the great work! I highly recommend checking out Complimentary Reimagined Shaders if you haven't already!!

You seem like a pretty nice guy

oh! Here's my favourite minecraft youtuber! ;D

Hey Jermsy, Love your videos and I love you custom world generation datapack! Question, how do you do the NBT modifying magic to get the 1.21 stuff to work? Thanks!

Lionheart can be a cool name for the new kingdom

Finally

Bro got his own hermitcraft.😭

Big glass dome with a oasis?

The sheep farm is better 😂

Did you finish the mountain already? Dont get sidetracked!

Does anyone know what adds in these animal animations?

hi jermsy i hive a question., does the biome datakapck works also with large biomes?

Whats the nvidia mod for the render distance?

Damn, I'm early. But the build looks cool 😄

what mod did you use to get 84 render distance?

Commenting for the algorithm

can we get a download link for the map??

Do your texture packs work on bedrock for PC? ;-;

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