This is late but I found that kelp is a very sufficient food source considering that after smelting 9 kelp into its dried variant, rather than eating it you can craft it into a dried kelp block and use it as fuel in your furnaces. So basically you can make a ton of food easily with a cheap process by smelting kelp with kelp and eating the leftovers.
@@buraksirma98 it lasts for 200 seconds, which is about 20 items you can smelt, compared to coal or charcoal which only last about 80 seconds, or 8 items smelted
I'm gonna have to disagree on dried kelp being useless. It's a super easy infinite fuel source, since one dried kelp block smelts more than nine items, you can constantly be smelting kelp and then transfer the extras to any other furnace.
But you have to manually craft every kelp block. For truly fully automatic fuel there's bamboo or carpets, and even a simple lava farm will easily have you set for weeks after just a couple hours afk.
@@beautifulnova6088 I didn't say automatic. I said easy. Setting up a simple pool to grow kelp in, which you can then harvest, is much easier than an automatic farm. Especially because bamboo is harder to come by than kelp, and depending on the farm you use, the amount of redstone that you would need to gather can get quite high.
Another trick with snowballs - the have the same trajectory as Ender Pearls, so end-busting before you get an Elytra can be made safer by checking where a pearl would land using them.
So training dummy ender pearls? Cool. Would making traversing the end islands, cliffs and the nether a bit safer to absolutely know for a fact your Pearl should land
@@elysium_xvx6569 Most experienced players yes for the most part, if you're experienced wiith ender pearls you should comfortably land most throws but that's not always the case and you also gotta count in the nerves, I'm not gonna risk losing my netherite gear in the void.
Dried kelp blocks are great, while you can use them for building purposes like shown here, they're also a great fuel source. They can be farmed very easily and a block of dried kelp smelts 20 items, once you have dried kelp blocks you can use them to smelt more kelp. I usually have a small kelp farm in my survival worlds to avoid having to mine coal over and over.
Indeed. Plus coal is needed for torches to explore those gigantic caves. Although usually I have to use charcoal at some point because there just isn’t enough coal…
Yeah, kelp grows so fast, and a kelp block smelts 20 fkin items (one coal smelts 8 for reference), find a lava pool and slowly drain it as your kelp farm makes stacks and stacks of kelp
Dried Kelp is also an extremely efficient fuel source if you're smelting less than an entire stack at once -- it beats the heck out of charcoal as far as renewable fuel goes, though it's a ways from Lava buckets now that they're renewable. (Though you *can*, say, use lava buckets to smelt dried kelp and make that into blocks, which lets you smelt more than you could with a lava bucket alone by a decent margin... though the time required may not be worth it.)
*“A BARGAIN WITH FATEEE! THIS BUISNESS IS BOUND TO PROFIT ME, AS LONG AS THAT FOOOOL TAKES THE BAITTTT! That seems fair but what abt me? I’m a generous soul but I don’t give for free! Rivendell has such a lot in its coffers, surely there’s something of worth you can offerrrrr..!”*
“Uh, ofc! I’ve got *THE OLDEST WOOD… FEOM THE TALLEST PINE… THE TOUGHEST STONE FROM THR DEEPEST MIIINE,.. THE PUREST SNOW FROM THE ^HIGHEST PEAK!^ The softest wool from the.. fluffiest.. sheep.* Make up your mind.. what fabulous find.. will it be..?” “How bout that robe!” “Not a chance.” “How bout.. the owls!” “Aaabsolutely not.” “That thing looks interesting!” “What thing-?” “That thing in your hand-? You’ve been holding it this whole time!” “Oh this piece of juuuu-I mean vaaaluable treasure.”
Here’s another way to make a useless item useful: When you gain stone tools, you probably have worn out wood tools! But instead of throwing them in fire (or let them sit in a chest for the rest of your life!), use them for fuel! The best part is that it burns like it’s brand new!
This guy always helps me with my maps. He’s always giving me ideas. Now it’s time to make another skip the tutorial shrine. (A stupid bot copied my comment. I was the first comment. Let me have some pride. Edit 2: thanks for helping me defeat the bot. I now have more likes than it.
"we can use saplings as a random redstone generator and it's the closest that we've got to the copper golem" Chickens and all the other random redstone generators: Am I a joke to you?
Fun fact about Glow Lichen: It stops water. I'm using it for my enchanting setup that I have in a flooded cave. Or you can you it as a sign-less (and hence entity-less) alternative for you Bubblevators. It's actually pretty useful imo.
@@theclaybor4352 Java. Never played Bedrock, but you couldn't know that. It's still my absolute favorite little build-hack to transition between dry and flooded.
3:40-3:50 Skip: Consider this: Since saplings age off of a random-based system. We could build something like this to use our saplings as a random generator and it's *the closest we got to the copper golem* "No no He's got a point. This time a really big one"
I actually use bells quite a bit. When rang they will highlight Witches, since witches are tagged as part of Raid mobs you can use it to find them any time. Also, they are fun/interesting to place under pressure plates of doors and such for either personal decoration/enjoyment, or to alert you when someone, or something, is wandering around your base
So cool, Minecraft is a mysterious game, to the pros it’s some cool facts, but people who don’t play Minecraft think it’s still 1.1 and think there is nothing to the game
I agree. Minecraft does have loads of mysteries and secrets to the game which makes it so much fun to play. With 1.18 and 1.19 coming soon, so many more secrets will be available for the players and the community.
in the nether, #1- farm those zombie piglins, Looting III really helps here. #2- collect all gold they drop. #3- use grinding stone to remove any enchantments from the swords and armor for the XP, then smelt all down into gold nuggets. #4 - combine those nuggets into ingots. #5- Use those ingots for trading with piglins or whatever else you can use gold ingots for.
I can't believe we lost out on the copper golem, legit probably the coolest thing that could be added to minecraft, to a few stupid kids who wanted worthless cookies
Pro tip :- If you want to stop any zombie from despawning but you don't have any nametag, you can give zombie anything which he can put in his hand like any one block, any tool, etc things in Minecraft.
I actually rely almost exclusively on dried kelp blocks as my fuel source, they smelt 20 items and i find it a lot easier to grow it than to look for coal or switch out lava buckets or anything like that
It's so sad to see how everyone pass from: wow à New update with a lot of features, so incredible! To that: i mean, even the wood is useless in this game. People just see the use in the item or in the mob, but not the atmosphere it give to the game.
The lantern trick is pretty cool. Also the mushroom blocks and lily pads can be composted too, so they are a good bonemeal source. Now if only you had a use for the poisonous potato...
Useful Fun fact: If you find a zombie with enchanted armour you would like without losing all its durability, Lead it to a source of water thats deeper than 3 blocks, and run away, if you give it a minute or 2, When you go back, the zombie becomes a drowned and drops the armour, you'll get the armour but if you didnt hit it, you'll get the armour in its full durability. Try it.
@Sarthak Shimpi in bedrock, If you find a zombie with like enchanted golden armor or something and you want it, if you lead it to a pool of water that's deeper than 1 block, when it turns into a drowned it'll drop the armor it had on with full durability.
My personal favorite; recycle green dye from xp-furnaces by trading them with a shepherd (lime dye on apprentice level, and/or green/cyan dye as an expert). I usually select for the lime dye trade, and whatever if any additional trades get added are considered a bonus.
Fact about powdered snow I learned: leather boots don't just protect you from sinking into powdered snow, it eliminates powdered snow damage,you can go up or down in it like a ladder and more. I use it for a secret base entrance in one of my projects 🙂
in a mod i like, using it makes getting leather armour evesn harder i think (its a ddeath anymation mod and when you set it to "og, but no craftging",you cant get the leather from picking up the limbs from cows, you gotta kill horses as they dont have a death animation and even they dont drop that much leather
Dead bushes are the most important decorative block in the game. Period. The new azalea bushes are great, but they don't overtake dead bushes with leaves/moss.
Honestly, I like to disarm the pillagers for use in large structures too. They don't go off the same cycles as villagers, which makes them more much more fluidly throughout something like a colossal factory to give it life. And hey, their flannel colored clothing already matches the palette of a saw mill!
Save the seas, please
teamseas.org
Hi
Noice
Yes
I will
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This is late but I found that kelp is a very sufficient food source considering that after smelting 9 kelp into its dried variant, rather than eating it you can craft it into a dried kelp block and use it as fuel in your furnaces. So basically you can make a ton of food easily with a cheap process by smelting kelp with kelp and eating the leftovers.
Depending on what ur doing in ur world it can be very helpful indeed with a good farm ...
How many items can a dried kelp block smelt?
@@buraksirma98 it lasts for 200 seconds, which is about 20 items you can smelt, compared to coal or charcoal which only last about 80 seconds, or 8 items smelted
@@buraksirma98 But if you have enough coal to make a coal block that’d be more efficient because it can smelt 80 items
Lmao
I'm gonna have to disagree on dried kelp being useless. It's a super easy infinite fuel source, since one dried kelp block smelts more than nine items, you can constantly be smelting kelp and then transfer the extras to any other furnace.
But you have to manually craft every kelp block. For truly fully automatic fuel there's bamboo or carpets, and even a simple lava farm will easily have you set for weeks after just a couple hours afk.
@@beautifulnova6088 I didn't say automatic. I said easy. Setting up a simple pool to grow kelp in, which you can then harvest, is much easier than an automatic farm.
Especially because bamboo is harder to come by than kelp, and depending on the farm you use, the amount of redstone that you would need to gather can get quite high.
@@ClonedGamer001 true
@@beautifulnova6088 not every thing has to be automatic 🤣
Dried kelp block smelt 20 items
Great to see all these different creators teaming up and saving the seas!
It's really amazing to see the community do thier best to spread a message
@@MethDealer5916 yeah. Can’t believe how many creators are helping! It’s insane!
It really is!
Now we just need them to join and tell China to stop dumping trash into the ocean
@@tacomonkey222 HAHA
0:15 Snowballs >> cheap weapon against blazer
0:30 saddle pigs >> faster rails
0:47 lecterns >> rotated wood pattern
1:01 bats >> ghosts
1:20 furnace minecarts >> decorative tiles
1:37 leather caps >> animations
1:55 water breathing arrow >> fountain on Bedrock
2:12 polar bears >> fox pest control
2:27 dead bush >> custom plants
2:41 live coral on waterlogged blocks
2:59 frost walker boots >> villager as shepard aide
3:15 sea pickle >> avoid bottlenecking
3:32 saplings >> random redstone generator
3:50 bells >> perfect boat alignment
4:07 half beds >> decorative tiles
4:24 paintings >> better hidden doors
4:42 horses >> faster speed bridge building
5:01 dead coral blocks >> gravel palette
5:18 azaleas leaves >> survive warm climates
5:37 dragon egg >> decorative block
5:53 splash water bottles >> travel fire extinguisher in a pinch
6:08 golden swords >> extra gold nuggets
6:26 mushroom blocks >> fuel
6:42 lily pads >> underwater lanterns
7:00 dirt block/anything >> time savers with portals
7:16 chainmail helmet >> chess board
7:33 disarmed pillager >> raid damper
7:51 lichen >> dirt-stone transition block
8:09 dried kelp blocks >> trash bags
Bless you
Legend
Another trick with snowballs - the have the same trajectory as Ender Pearls, so end-busting before you get an Elytra can be made safer by checking where a pearl would land using them.
So training dummy ender pearls? Cool. Would making traversing the end islands, cliffs and the nether a bit safer to absolutely know for a fact your Pearl should land
If you have been playing minecraft for a long time, you should be able to predict where the pearl would land, imo
@@elysium_xvx6569 Most experienced players yes for the most part, if you're experienced wiith ender pearls you should comfortably land most throws but that's not always the case and you also gotta count in the nerves, I'm not gonna risk losing my netherite gear in the void.
No lmao
@@anonymousbanana204not rlly lol
The dragon egg looks nice as a lamp too, put either a chiseled quartz or a Skeleton head facing backwards for the lamp shade.
@mikoy huio i agree but that has nothing to do with this comment
@@Yisihere its a bot, i think
"Gamer lamp"
@@Yisihere It’s a bot
And, if you can put it on an end rod it could even give light.
8:25 - plus: one block of dried kelp can smelt the same amount of items as 2 blocks of coal (which would be 20 per block of dried kelp)
Not blocks of coal
1 block of coal - 80 blocks
1 coal - 8 blocks
1 block of dried kelp - 20 blocks
So you mean normal coal and not the coal block
skip:"so unless you're playing a game of tegg"
every single hermitcraft fan: _a reference_
Ah yes
*a h y e s*
_a h y e s_
@@Maidbit69 AHA
Ah yes
Was searching for this comment
Dried kelp blocks are great, while you can use them for building purposes like shown here, they're also a great fuel source. They can be farmed very easily and a block of dried kelp smelts 20 items, once you have dried kelp blocks you can use them to smelt more kelp. I usually have a small kelp farm in my survival worlds to avoid having to mine coal over and over.
20 items huh? that's even better than one piece of coal
Indeed. Plus coal is needed for torches to explore those gigantic caves. Although usually I have to use charcoal at some point because there just isn’t enough coal…
"With the 1.17 update we finally got a new tree into the game!"
1.16 with 2 new wood types: Am I a joke to you?
1.16 had new wood types ???
@@hubertbdlb2228 crimson and warped
@@hubertbdlb2228 what he said!
They're new wood but they're mushrooms
@@jellyfish0311 Fungi* I'm honestly just helping u prove ur point that they're not actually trees but still! It counts!
Kelp blocks are actually a pretty reliable and renewable fuel source, and if everything is going wrong you can always eat them
yeah but it doesnt give alot of hunger bars only 1.5
@@mariamalgorzata4974 but you can get infinitely lit supersmelter.
Dried kelp blocks > smelt kelp to dried kelp
Dried kelp > used to make dried kelp blocks
Me: INFINITE IQ
@@mariamalgorzata4974 it gives 0.5
Yeah, kelp grows so fast, and a kelp block smelts 20 fkin items (one coal smelts 8 for reference), find a lava pool and slowly drain it as your kelp farm makes stacks and stacks of kelp
There is never a Minecraft session when I don't remember Skip's tips and tricks
SNOWBALLS CANT HIT PLAYERS ANYMORE!?!? NNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
@@ChrisHinners008 that was aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaggggggggeeeeeeeessssss ago
@@angryheart2931 WHATTTTSGHSMAJNWIMWUMA!?!?!? AAAAAAAAAAAAA- (dies of sad;
There is never a Minecraft session when I do remember Skip's tips and tricks
:(
But do you use them?
Dried Kelp is also an extremely efficient fuel source if you're smelting less than an entire stack at once -- it beats the heck out of charcoal as far as renewable fuel goes, though it's a ways from Lava buckets now that they're renewable. (Though you *can*, say, use lava buckets to smelt dried kelp and make that into blocks, which lets you smelt more than you could with a lava bucket alone by a decent margin... though the time required may not be worth it.)
Dried kelp blocks are actually one of the most efficient fuel sources in the game.
It's also renewable
I love how Skip the Tutorial also cares for the environment!
Yeah
Yes
it was mrbeast idea to make teamseas like when he did teamtrees
@@What_should_my_handle_be ok so?
@@GummitMan its nothing just wanted to inform them if they didnt know
"you probably dont want frostwalker-"
*scott being elsa in the background*
“I’VE GOT A DEALLLLLLL WITH DESTINY”
*“A BARGAIN WITH FATEEE! THIS BUISNESS IS BOUND TO PROFIT ME, AS LONG AS THAT FOOOOL TAKES THE BAITTTT! That seems fair but what abt me? I’m a generous soul but I don’t give for free! Rivendell has such a lot in its coffers, surely there’s something of worth you can offerrrrr..!”*
IVE GOT A DEEEEEEEEEAAAAAALLLLLLLLL WITH DESTINYYYYYYYY
Me that heard 'deal with destiny' before this be like: hmm sounds familiar
“Uh, ofc! I’ve got *THE OLDEST WOOD… FEOM THE TALLEST PINE… THE TOUGHEST STONE FROM THR DEEPEST MIIINE,.. THE PUREST SNOW FROM THE ^HIGHEST PEAK!^ The softest wool from the.. fluffiest.. sheep.* Make up your mind.. what fabulous find.. will it be..?”
“How bout that robe!”
“Not a chance.”
“How bout.. the owls!”
“Aaabsolutely not.”
“That thing looks interesting!”
“What thing-?”
“That thing in your hand-? You’ve been holding it this whole time!”
“Oh this piece of juuuu-I mean vaaaluable treasure.”
Dried kelp blocks are, item for item, the best fuel source.
True
Dried kelp is the best food in the game
@@goofygoober7183 idk if this is a joke or not
@@goofygoober7183 LOL
@@goofygoober7183 Agreed
“Snowballs are useless”
Minecraft bedrock hive players who use them to get combos: *Am I a joke to you?*
Here’s another way to make a useless item useful:
When you gain stone tools, you probably have worn out wood tools! But instead of throwing them in fire (or let them sit in a chest for the rest of your life!), use them for fuel! The best part is that it burns like it’s brand new!
yes i already knew that but it’s a good thing to do if you don’t have any other fuel
also, when your iron/gold stuff is almost broken, unenchant it on a grindstone to get some XP back and then smelt it in a furnace to get nuggets
This guy always helps me with my maps. He’s always giving me ideas. Now it’s time to make another skip the tutorial shrine. (A stupid bot copied my comment. I was the first comment. Let me have some pride.
Edit 2: thanks for helping me defeat the bot. I now have more likes than it.
Some bot stole your comment
Good job on ruining your own comment by saying you were first
@@kiroto7429 but they do need to make that clear.
@@kiroto7429 he doesn't look like a bot now are you dumb
i was reading this when you edited it
Making a 2x2 dried kelp block patch makes a sweet tic-tac-toe board.
And it can make a fancy interior design if you use it right. A floor or wall pattern I found to be the best.
Y124wytt
"we can use saplings as a random redstone generator and it's the closest that we've got to the copper golem"
Chickens and all the other random redstone generators: Am I a joke to you?
You can also merge 2 broken tools (that are the same type) together and get one with more durability!
Yes! You lose any enchantments in the process, but if you don't care about those enchants, this is a great thing to know! 🥰
Fun fact about Glow Lichen: It stops water. I'm using it for my enchanting setup that I have in a flooded cave. Or you can you it as a sign-less (and hence entity-less) alternative for you Bubblevators. It's actually pretty useful imo.
Java, Bedrock? Or both, if you happen to know? This tip is amazing! 💖
@@theclaybor4352 Java. Never played Bedrock, but you couldn't know that. It's still my absolute favorite little build-hack to transition between dry and flooded.
2:40 why do I always see Rick Astley on this painting? Is it because I rickroll my friends too much..?
29. I CAN'T believe you forgot that they can be used as a fuel source! They smelt 20 items per block! That's pretty dang efficient right there!
It also look kinda like cash 😂
A bucket of lava is always better if you ask me but dried kelp block can be sold for emeralds
No need for a copper golem! All we need is to do code Grian into the game.
Mumbo jumbo: Am I a joke to you?
Or zedaph he made a full brewing system
A stack of likes?? Well, don't mind if I do
You guys don't get it?
Grian just really loves pressing random buttons
@@ItsmeUVie ya true
"It's the closest we've got to the copper golem"
Chicken and pressure plates: "Am I a joke to you?"
0:37 camman should see this
“And it’s the closest that we’ve got to the copper golem”
Chicken randomisers: *Why* *are* *we* *still* *here*, *just* *to* *suffer*
“Every night I can feel my legs, and my wing, even my feathers!”
Everyone gotta learn recycling in real life too!
Yes
Thank you for supporting Mr beast
Yes let’s go
3:40-3:50
Skip: Consider this: Since saplings age off of a random-based system. We could build something like this to use our saplings as a random generator and it's *the closest we got to the copper golem*
"No no He's got a point. This time a really big one"
I actually use bells quite a bit. When rang they will highlight Witches, since witches are tagged as part of Raid mobs you can use it to find them any time. Also, they are fun/interesting to place under pressure plates of doors and such for either personal decoration/enjoyment, or to alert you when someone, or something, is wandering around your base
Wow, I didn't know you could put lanterns under lily pads in the water. I guess you learn something new every day.
Nice to see people doing what they can for the environment. I hope you and the others involved raise a lot.
ye :DD
So cool, Minecraft is a mysterious game, to the pros it’s some cool facts, but people who don’t play Minecraft think it’s still 1.1 and think there is nothing to the game
I agree. Minecraft does have loads of mysteries and secrets to the game which makes it so much fun to play. With 1.18 and 1.19 coming soon, so many more secrets will be available for the players and the community.
2:27 The azalea: I do the exact same thing, but better
in the nether,
#1- farm those zombie piglins, Looting III really helps here.
#2- collect all gold they drop.
#3- use grinding stone to remove any enchantments from the swords and armor for the XP, then smelt all down into gold nuggets.
#4 - combine those nuggets into ingots.
#5- Use those ingots for trading with piglins or whatever else you can use gold ingots for.
6:08 for broken golden swords you could also grindstone them
3:36 "it's more saplings than you could feasibly replant"
Mumbo jumbo in hermitcraft season 8: *PEACE, LOVE, AND PLANTS*
Lez go!
U watch hemitcraft too?
@@afternoonpm only mumbo jumbo
7:34 when you unironically take a PoW to use as a hostage to stop the rest of the army from attacking in minecraft.
Yeah I thought the same, but just now I realized IN MINECRAFT?? XD
@@tiosevenstars ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Hey skip! another cool thing is Ocean Hero, and it removes a bottle out of the ocean for every 10 tabs that you open!
rohan give me back my face
Great! Now I know a great place to do the thing where you just spam the 'New Tab' button!
(Yes, I do that way too often.)
I can't believe we lost out on the copper golem, legit probably the coolest thing that could be added to minecraft, to a few stupid kids who wanted worthless cookies
You can use the Golden tools to distract angry Piglins & will allow you to get away from the situation FAST!
Or you can put them in item frames for decoration, Like how I did in my new world
Can't belive Skip published this Team Seas video literally about half an hour after MrBeast, my guy really be planning ahead
The editing on this specific one was incredibly high quality, I like it.
8:05
8:09
"That's not too bad for a pickle" Me: dying of laughter
Pro tip :- If you want to stop any zombie from despawning but you don't have any nametag, you can give zombie anything which he can put in his hand like any one block, any tool, etc things in Minecraft.
Yup.
Just don't give it a weapon
Can we appreciate that he does all of this hard work to make amazing videos for us?
I proudly donated 50 dollars to this cause and cannot wait for this world to get one step closer to getting clean.
Can we all appreciate that he does all of this hard work to make the awesome videos for us
yes
No sorry, we cant
Some don’t but I do
@@javabeansnz ? These clips and editing you see take a while.
Copied
about the pig in a minecart thing, you can also put a *boat* in a minecart and it works as well!
I actually rely almost exclusively on dried kelp blocks as my fuel source, they smelt 20 items and i find it a lot easier to grow it than to look for coal or switch out lava buckets or anything like that
The perfect useless items never exis-
*Skip equipped the gun*
Skip: Uni reverse card moment
Fun fact: Dirt is useful for most buildings as they serve as scenery.
Or as temporary blocks
This is awesome! all of my favorite youtubers are uploading today!
It's so sad to see how everyone pass from: wow à New update with a lot of features, so incredible!
To that: i mean, even the wood is useless in this game.
People just see the use in the item or in the mob, but not the atmosphere it give to the game.
That pig and minecart one is gonne make canman so happy
dried kelp blocks can be used as a really good fuel source in bedrock edition (idk about java) since they can smelt more than 20 items per block
1:25
bro, your using it wrong, you gotta PUSH thing with the minecart, not PULL, I use them to move villagers around huuuuuuge distances.
I once used dried kelp blocks to make a metal gate half open on one of my builds and it looked very good so try it and see if it would work for you.
I wish real life seas are clean as minecraft seas
The lantern trick is pretty cool. Also the mushroom blocks and lily pads can be composted too, so they are a good bonemeal source. Now if only you had a use for the poisonous potato...
Useful Fun fact: If you find a zombie with enchanted armour you would like without losing all its durability, Lead it to a source of water thats deeper than 3 blocks, and run away, if you give it a minute or 2, When you go back, the zombie becomes a drowned and drops the armour, you'll get the armour but if you didnt hit it, you'll get the armour in its full durability. Try it.
@Sarthak Shimpi *Sweats in Bedrock*
@Sarthak Shimpi in bedrock, If you find a zombie with like enchanted golden armor or something and you want it, if you lead it to a pool of water that's deeper than 1 block, when it turns into a drowned it'll drop the armor it had on with full durability.
i am so happy that all the creators are coming together and saving our oceans and seas THANK YOU !!!!!!
EVERYTHING has value, sometimes I use doors to block skeleton archers, and give them the option to go around.
doors are super useful all the time
Then bats?
@@deadhandof9108 The comment that shows the list, are all possibilities that can already happen.
My personal favorite; recycle green dye from xp-furnaces by trading them with a shepherd (lime dye on apprentice level, and/or green/cyan dye as an expert). I usually select for the lime dye trade, and whatever if any additional trades get added are considered a bonus.
This is great! I love seeing these all over my recommended
U can also use it as FUEL 8:18
“ sea pickles are useless”
Lizzie aka Ldshadowlady: and I took that personally
5:39 Umm how much power is in that bow
Thanks btw
1:11 POV: you have read the entire Silverwing series and know that rats aren’t even remotely related to bats AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Fact about powdered snow I learned: leather boots don't just protect you from sinking into powdered snow, it eliminates powdered snow damage,you can go up or down in it like a ladder and more. I use it for a secret base entrance in one of my projects 🙂
You can also use a dragon egg for a lamp! (Another thing that includes dragon eggs which is also invented by Grian)
4:39 he forgot that we can break blocks
I couldn’t disagree more with including sea pickles as a useless feature
I used them for lighting on the top of my house
@@Negative2Me unless you have a underwater base, Sea pickles can't light up on land
Yup. They fit with The acquatic ambience, light up underwater caves, and prevent drowned from annoying you while you simply take a dip
love how so many people are supporting the team seas
The pig thing on powered rails using the boat in a minecart glitch is op
Wow! I didn’t expect this. I’m so happy you’re doing this!
Seeing this many influencers support such a great cause makes my HEART grow like Mr. Grinches 💗 I made a Team Seas video too:)
Glad to see the channel get way bigger! Been with you for quite some time now and I hope it keeps growing!
Fun fact: the worst fuel you can use is a sapling
Wow. there were some not that useful ones, but for example the frost walker one it was hella creative! thanks
I like how he talks about tegg!
Ah... I've always used pigs with saddles to travel everywhere... I realize now that it probably isn't the fastest way to travel...
WAIT WTF, how did I never realise that using splash water bottles puts out fire
IKR
I read the title as “29 Ways to Make Useless Things Minecraft in Useful”
Dried kelp is SUPER useful. Once you turn it into a kelp block you can use it as fuel and it smelts more than double the amount coal does
5:50 it looks more like a guy screaming
I didn't notice It until you said it lol😅
"Leather armor is useless"
Me, a CTM player:
in a mod i like, using it makes getting leather armour evesn harder i think
(its a ddeath anymation mod and when you set it to "og, but no craftging",you cant get the leather from picking up the limbs from cows, you gotta kill horses as they dont have a death animation and even they dont drop that much leather
@@capybara5879 dude, you good?
Claim your: "Here under an hour" ticket.
Dead bushes are the most important decorative block in the game. Period. The new azalea bushes are great, but they don't overtake dead bushes with leaves/moss.
With the dried kelp you can make dried kelp blocks which is a pretty good fuel source.
Congratulations to everyone who comes in every single seconds 😀🍪
thanks
0:17 they never did hit players that was only a plugin used by pvp servers this 'professional' doesnt even know basic minecraft facts :_
On bedrock its different mister professional, look at what camman 18 said
Dried kelp is something that sustained me through a hardcore world for about 5 days
Honestly, I like to disarm the pillagers for use in large structures too. They don't go off the same cycles as villagers, which makes them more much more fluidly throughout something like a colossal factory to give it life. And hey, their flannel colored clothing already matches the palette of a saw mill!
For the saddled pig part:
STT: So if you’re looking to save your gold and redstone for something else,
Also STT: Shows video of rail duping machine
I'm glad that the oceans are cleaner now just because of this video. 10 million pounds are already cleaned up.