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Thank you! I’ve been keeping my fishing rod in an item frame so I don’t loose it in my storage for a bit

I know! I was shocked!

Thank you! I’ve never tried raw copper blocks for a pond bottom before, so I’m really happy with how well it worked

I know! Blew up the mushroom stems I was keeping to harvest later!

For this playthough I believe I used an ore laser and dilithium ore was one of the random ores I got, but I know I've found the ore in the twilight forest when playing on other world types before. Once you have it, the recipe for the bucket to transform the pig is the same as the rest of them

I’ve got a couple of ideas of what’s going to go on the island so far, but I’m definitely enjoying working with the limited block options

They’re definitely interesting, but I find them a lot more enjoyable with a group (or when there aren’t any baby zombies!)

Thank you! That section of water is a bit weird, but it’s an old world so I expect the occasional generation bug to show up occasionally

Hi! I appreciate the offer, but I'm not interested in joining any SMPs right now

It’s definitely going to be fast enough for large area terraforming

Thanks Ron. I only designed half of it though, the silverfish generator part is from Silent’s experience farm. I just figured it’d make for a fun sculk farm

I like the simplicity of it. And the fact that it's unlikely to break after an update.

Thank you! It’s been a lot of fun building everything on here, so I’m glad you enjoyed seeing it

That was my plan, I have the torches in for now to keep stuff from spawning until I can add the glow lichen and dripstone

It’s only about 2500…

Honestly, the only thing I can say is just to find what interests you in the game and let that guide you. It's ok if you just like seeing the worlds and what the world generation produces. For building and terraform, my advice is start small, or break a larger area you want to work with down into smaller, more manageable pieces. I find it's easy to loose interest or get overwhelmed in the midst of large builds, but smaller ones can help give a sense that you've completed something. If the larger part can't be broken down, take breaks from it to work on other parts or other projects. And maybe while you're working on that you'll get another idea for another thing to work on. Part of how I've kept this world going for nearly 5 years is I keep having ideas and knowing the perfect spot for it.

So much storage 😵‍💫

No, I play primarily on PC and occasionally on mobile

A smite 5 sword does wonders when dealing with mostly undead trial spawners.

You can as both are Bedrock. You would probably have to go through a computer or a cloud service to transfer the world file.

Unfortunately I don’t have Minecraft on a console, just PC and mobile.

I walked. This area isn't that far away from world spawn even in the overworld, and I've had it connected to the nether for a long time now

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

@@ElvenDragon8064 no problem,I'll be watching more of these soon!,do you have any tips or something for starting a world,everytime I make one I don't get anywhere and just end it and start again it's an on and on cycle?

Honestly, the only thing I can say is just to find what interests you in the game and let that guide you. It's ok if you just like seeing the worlds and what the world generation produces; I personally like building and terraforming so I can only give tips on that. Which is: start small, or break a larger area you want to work with down into smaller, more manageable pieces. It's easy to loose interest in the midst of large builds, but smaller ones can help give a sense that you've completed something. If the larger part can't be broken down, take breaks from it to work on other parts. And maybe while you're working on that you'll get another idea for another thing to work on. Part of how I've kept this world going for nearly 5 years is I keep having ideas and knowing the perfect spot for it on here.

@@ElvenDragon8064 thanks a lot sounds good man😁

Thank you!

I don’t, but I have enough lights around the island that they don’t spawn anymore.