@@LucyWest370 well, if you had them falling onto a platform of stone at the bottom of the world that was constantly being generated and then pushed away, then that would actually be a practical way of making the end's void into a big floor of sculk.
You actually don’t need to drain water to spread sculk, although if the mob being used to spread is not undead I suppose it would make it easier to do so
with the skulk sensors at around @20:00 minutes there could be a use tbh. if you had a ring of them around your base you'd be able to easily detect any invisible players from a long distance away (and there'd be a circle around them pinpointing their exact location) still, would be quite a task to build.
I bet you could place them hidden around your hidden base, with Redstone running to a light or something inside your base to detect movement above the base.
@@durtydan420 You could build walls that come up blocking the player. If they pass that, a pit. If they escape that, your best bet is trip wires and explosives, or something. Really, with flying, this whole idea is ruined, they can fly past everything. Maybe if they decide to walk, you could drop them into that pit and maybe put obsidian over them, (Double layers of pistons.) and have an elder guardian nearby, just low enough that if you didn't fall in the first time, you'd have no idea.
I thought the video was ended, then at the end the warden build made my jaw pop XD YOU KEEP TELLING ME NOT TO DO IN SURVIVAL, but all I hear is, build it in survival, so that‘s what I‘m gonna do Thank you for sharing it
13:48 OH MY GOD TOYCAT THANK YOU!!! I didn't want to travel a bunch in my survival world to find a swamp, but still really wanted the mud items... I didn't realize we could do this to get them! Thank god I watch your channel... Now my dreams of a dirt mansion that looks good are reality.
Please convert a village using mud and mud bricks in place of the cobble! It will look strangely authentic. I would and might do this if I ever put down my wool and play myself again.
The Desert Temple with mud bricks reminds me of the first Doom game from the inside, I really love it and I am definitely going to build one of these in my main survival world!
Mud brick house isn’t that bad, if you use some redstone. I’ve completed around 90% of walls of a large victorian house (perimeter is about 2 stacks of bricks) using it. And I’ve built a few smaller buildings as well
Those mangrove houses should be the mangrove swamp houses, of course mojang should make a variety of different designs. Not only that but it would add a use to the villager everyone knows and loves, the swamp villager.
Or you could use pistons to push another portal behind the first one. That is a huge mega project. It would help the illusion if you push the frame of the nether portal outward, making it bigger so that you couldn't see it's edges. There is room.
So excited about not only this update but also for Minecraft Legends! Thank you for doing these kinds of videos so promptly, it's much appreciated :) You're an inspiration, I really want to start getting into streaming because of your content and engaging dialogue! Cheers, and keep up the great work!
Desert wells would be good...IF they connected through a water pipe all the way down to underground aquifers. The water pipe would have all water source blocks and be more or less straight down although it could have twists and turns to make it perilous to navigate.
I am someone who just loves using dirt in buildings, and being a nomad kind of sort using only nature for houses, so the new bricks will really add to that
2:00 it just is more logical to recreate the ancient city Oh, uh if you really want to excavate an ancient city, just use a world eater design but limit it to a couple blocks before it reaches the top of it and mine it out yourself.
You read my mind with the first one! It's the plan for the first ancient city I find on my world. With the assistance of beacons, and a lack of a life, it will be easily done. The real challenge will be finding one on my world. :s
using skulk to replace boring areas is good though, it has a fantastic texture. I myself have covered the entire inside of the ceiling of my mansion with the stuff it looks so good
3:15 "I think you would lose a lot of the depth the river actually has there" Me: Transparent skulk blocks? "What if you replaced the river bed?" Me: Ok, that works too.
The mud brick desert temple 100% looks better than the standard one. I think the darker color makes it look older and more archaeology-esque (rip 1.17).
Ancient city Excavation can actually be made easier with TNT and a lot of Beacons, all you'd have to do is probably smooth out the walls of the excavated area or something
@@Luna34186 Because you have to use a bottle of water to get them. One bottle of water only makes one dirt block into a mud one. I am very lazy for some things, but I'll do it anyway.
One of my ideas on how to make the ancient city interesting is to make it ancient desert city I'm planning to replace all the blocks of ancient city with sand types and right now I'm cleaning all the sculks around it is it a good idea? No but it wasn't bad either it's just fun seeing the ancient city with no sculk and using different block pallets
I would be cool if you found an ancient city below a desert, mined a massive hole from the surface exposing the city, and changing the interior blocks of the cavern to sand - it would look like the city fell down a sink hole.
@@z00mg0at5 Yah I agree XD sadly the first ancient city that I found was on savana but I'll still continue my project and I'm planning to use it as my official villager trading as well cuz no other mobs spawn there aside from the warden XD so yah 🤣
I have an idea I stop playing Minecraft for a few years but when I come back and a couple of years went by it's going to feel like there's way more content since there will be multiple different kinds of updates
I recommend for anyone who wants to excavate a large price of land is to start out by mining out small pieces of land, Luke start off with like an 8x8 at most, and after you do so, you will feel good about it without it being tedious, then go for another 8x8 or whatever you did, and it will eventually add up to one giant hole Or just use tnt 💀 Or, better yet, FLYING MACHINES
i think they should make the portal texture a new one, and with a new shape, instead of just square/quadrilateral panes, a new cone-like formation sprawling the frame edges, like a black hole. The texture would be faint and mysterious. Maybe a sprite texture or something. It would be perfect imo.
can't wait for someone to try building all of these in survival also gotta love how every time he builds a desert well it's slightly off from the original
Another bad build idea is replace the end void with skulk blocks
YES!
That has actual potential
Well if you just placed one catalyst then proceeded to make an enderman farm above it you could probably get it done (end island not void but still)
@@LucyWest370 well, if you had them falling onto a platform of stone at the bottom of the world that was constantly being generated and then pushed away, then that would actually be a practical way of making the end's void into a big floor of sculk.
It would stop loosing items
The trick of spamming the water bottle underwater to make mud is actually suoer cool, thanks ibxtoyrat i will use that when i need mud bricks
It took me a while to understand what "suoer" meant and even googled it.
yes
just learned something ee
have fun if you like stone oceans. or use the gravel nobody likes and place it on top 👍🏽
So youll never use it
“Destroying a structure is not something someone would want to do.”
I mined a village with 37 stone axes and 24 stone pickaxes last night.
On minecraft bedrock I mined an entire village and made a house out of its materials
@@Redstone-xj5nc yo I do the same thing! its so fun ehhehe
@@Redstone-xj5nc I just blow up the village
💀
@@Ked7 same. I also become a dictator of the village sometimes, and kill the villagers who disrespect me.
3:33 catalysts and mob grinders! Drain the lake, convert it, then refill it. It actually is simple if you can take advantage of mechanics a bit more.
You actually don’t need to drain water to spread sculk, although if the mob being used to spread is not undead I suppose it would make it easier to do so
with the skulk sensors at around @20:00 minutes there could be a use tbh.
if you had a ring of them around your base you'd be able to easily detect any invisible players from a long distance away (and there'd be a circle around them pinpointing their exact location)
still, would be quite a task to build.
I bet you could place them hidden around your hidden base, with Redstone running to a light or something inside your base to detect movement above the base.
@@durtydan420 You could build walls that come up blocking the player. If they pass that, a pit. If they escape that, your best bet is trip wires and explosives, or something. Really, with flying, this whole idea is ruined, they can fly past everything. Maybe if they decide to walk, you could drop them into that pit and maybe put obsidian over them, (Double layers of pistons.) and have an elder guardian nearby, just low enough that if you didn't fall in the first time, you'd have no idea.
Wow, the adobe ancient city looks amazing! Hopefully it doesn’t start charging a monthly fee
Ha
If there were more variants of the mud bricks (like chiseled or smooth, etc), that desert temple reskin would actually fit very well.
The amethyst geodes looked pretty cool when u can only see half of it inside a wall
I thought the video was ended, then at the end the warden build made my jaw pop XD YOU KEEP TELLING ME NOT TO DO IN SURVIVAL, but all I hear is, build it in survival, so that‘s what I‘m gonna do
Thank you for sharing it
I would like to make a sort of post volcanic jungle with the dark mud on the floor to make a sort of lava flow.
sounds really cool! good luck when and if you try it!
@@poloniumpigeon Thanks. Once my Ps5 arrives (hopefully)
That sounds amazing!
@@sarahlangdon1965 Thank you! hopefully it goes well
13:48 OH MY GOD TOYCAT THANK YOU!!! I didn't want to travel a bunch in my survival world to find a swamp, but still really wanted the mud items... I didn't realize we could do this to get them! Thank god I watch your channel... Now my dreams of a dirt mansion that looks good are reality.
The part that I love about this video is how he said “superior Minecraft” and then my mind went straight to the sideway seaweed
Ok but “rebuilding Toycat’s Classic House with increasingly improbable combinations of blocks” would actually be a pretty fun project.
Please convert a village using mud and mud bricks in place of the cobble! It will look strangely authentic. I would and might do this if I ever put down my wool and play myself again.
You, sir, gave me a great idea.
Also, loved the inside of the desert temple, not so much the outer part
For #2, you might be able to put catalysts under the water and murder all the fish to make it spread.
The Desert Temple with mud bricks reminds me of the first Doom game from the inside, I really love it and I am definitely going to build one of these in my main survival world!
14:19 I actually did this 2 weeks ago when I decided to make the rivers consistent at the bed.
Gosh darn it. I’m doing the ancient city excavation but with the entire area above the city in survival
Opening the portal would be a bad idea. Something more terrifying could come though it.
Love this series!! Brings me back to when you used to read Bad Minecraft Suggestions.
17:03 Tbh, When they decided to add wood to the Deep Dark, I thought they was finally acknowledging Petrified Wood
whenever toycat started rhyming was the best day of my life
3:42 You could also use skulk catalysts to spread them, you would just need mobs to kill to drop the xp
Mud brick house isn’t that bad, if you use some redstone. I’ve completed around 90% of walls of a large victorian house (perimeter is about 2 stacks of bricks) using it. And I’ve built a few smaller buildings as well
That buff frog build, is absolutely beautiful 😂
Those mangrove houses should be the mangrove swamp houses, of course mojang should make a variety of different designs. Not only that but it would add a use to the villager everyone knows and loves, the swamp villager.
22:22 Pibby Infected the Desert Temples Eyes! Lol
Or you could use pistons to push another portal behind the first one. That is a huge mega project. It would help the illusion if you push the frame of the nether portal outward, making it bigger so that you couldn't see it's edges. There is room.
You can’t push obsidian or the ancient city portal blocks
@@magmahotdesigns so sad, I wanted reinforced deepslate wither cages so bad
Ancient city excavation is like what someone would do in a 30 minute hardcore video
3:05 Sideways Seaweed is so funny
So excited about not only this update but also for Minecraft Legends! Thank you for doing these kinds of videos so promptly, it's much appreciated :) You're an inspiration, I really want to start getting into streaming because of your content and engaging dialogue! Cheers, and keep up the great work!
The muddy riverbank and ancient city nether portals aren't that bad of an idea. I was planning on doing both before even watching the video.
Desert wells would be good...IF they connected through a water pipe all the way down to underground aquifers. The water pipe would have all water source blocks and be more or less straight down although it could have twists and turns to make it perilous to navigate.
I am someone who just loves using dirt in buildings, and being a nomad kind of sort using only nature for houses, so the new bricks will really add to that
2:00 it just is more logical to recreate the ancient city
Oh, uh if you really want to excavate an ancient city, just use a world eater design but limit it to a couple blocks before it reaches the top of it and mine it out yourself.
You read my mind with the first one! It's the plan for the first ancient city I find on my world. With the assistance of beacons, and a lack of a life, it will be easily done.
The real challenge will be finding one on my world. :s
using skulk to replace boring areas is good though, it has a fantastic texture. I myself have covered the entire inside of the ceiling of my mansion with the stuff it looks so good
2:05 "this involves destroying about 200,000 blocks"
TNT dupers: am I a joke to you?
3:15 "I think you would lose a lot of the depth the river actually has there"
Me: Transparent skulk blocks?
"What if you replaced the river bed?"
Me: Ok, that works too.
I always love these build idea videos! Regardless of weather I like ideas shown they always get my imagination going!
The skulk forest timelapse has Minecraft Legacy Minigame music! Oh, the nostalgia.
bad idea: fix the ancient cities by removing all the sculk and patching up broken structures/blocks
I think you misspelled Good idea
Excavating an ancient city would be a fun mass-server project.
"Superior Minecraft" awesome 👍
Frog legs should give the same effect as a rabbits foot when brewing potions.
I’m so glad you brought up desert wells I feel like there’s been a drought of them recently 💔💔
Ibxtoycat you are not the only one who imagined making the house they showed off at Minecon Live
The mud brick desert temple 100% looks better than the standard one. I think the darker color makes it look older and more archaeology-esque (rip 1.17).
I agree
The thing about minecraft is your game is never over, something like #12 might be done by youtubers or players that have already done everything else.
Thats why you use silentwisperer worldeater and use math to hopefully not destroy the city
exactly my thought
Wattles has cleared a huge shaft down to deep dark. It was a massive project.
The warden is taking up all the memory of my Minecraft worlds. As well as all of the resource packs.
Already muddy the bottem of one of my rivers. it looks so cool, especially where I have some coral blocks.
Me:sees video title
Also me: challenge accepted. >:)
cant wait for twenty more of these wonderful ideas next year!
Ancient city Excavation can actually be made easier with TNT and a lot of Beacons, all you'd have to do is probably smooth out the walls of the excavated area or something
I'd like to build something with mud blocks, but it's kind of annoying to get them in survival mode because you know why.
Why are they annoying to get? They're pretty easy most of the time
@@Luna34186 Because you have to use a bottle of water to get them. One bottle of water only makes one dirt block into a mud one. I am very lazy for some things, but I'll do it anyway.
One of my ideas on how to make the ancient city interesting is to make it ancient desert city I'm planning to replace all the blocks of ancient city with sand types and right now I'm cleaning all the sculks around it is it a good idea? No but it wasn't bad either it's just fun seeing the ancient city with no sculk and using different block pallets
I would be cool if you found an ancient city below a desert, mined a massive hole from the surface exposing the city, and changing the interior blocks of the cavern to sand - it would look like the city fell down a sink hole.
@@z00mg0at5 Yah I agree XD sadly the first ancient city that I found was on savana but I'll still continue my project and I'm planning to use it as my official villager trading as well cuz no other mobs spawn there aside from the warden XD so yah 🤣
how to make an Ancient City a dessert
1. Add a cake.
@@projectsanctuary7944 HAHAHAHAHA i didn't noticed i type the spelling wrong 🤣 Altho I like your idea XD
2:20 tnt excavator go brrrr
Idea #14 actually looks sick!
toycat: struggling with creative mode and fill commands
me: *cries in worldedit*
11:12 That's a first you wouldn't recommend survival nor creative.
You can make a farm for skulk blocks there are multiple tutorials for bedrock and java
4:26 cover the clay with sculk veins
A idea that might be good or bad: Build desert temples out of every block in a grid
Idea: rebuilding mutiple biomes purely out of wool and carpets
Idea to NOT do: find a mangrove swamp, use packed mud to make Shrek's house
prior to 1.19 i started terraforming the river at my base n now i’m trying to incorporate 1.19 blocks n i underestimated how big of a project it’ll be
The mud hillside reminded me of the nightmare before Christmas texture pack where the grass and dirt were black.
1:40 yeah totally stunning *the perfect hole looked very very natural*
I love the mud brick desert temple. I should build one in the Badlands.
I have an idea I stop playing Minecraft for a few years but when I come back and a couple of years went by it's going to feel like there's way more content since there will be multiple different kinds of updates
I recommend for anyone who wants to excavate a large price of land is to start out by mining out small pieces of land, Luke start off with like an 8x8 at most, and after you do so, you will feel good about it without it being tedious, then go for another 8x8 or whatever you did, and it will eventually add up to one giant hole
Or just use tnt 💀
Or, better yet, FLYING MACHINES
Or even use moss to mine the deepslate
@@Luna34186 true
with the riverbed turned into sculk how about al the sea grass turned into sculk sensors too? and the tall sea grass turned into sculk shriekers
polar bears arent actually native to iceland however apparently there have been around 600 sightings since the island was first inhabited
Could you recreate the ancient city portal in survival by using map art for the reinforced deepslate since you cant get it in survival?
Love the Icelandic flag
PaulGG managed to pull excivating the ancient city off
“You shouldn’t make this!” “But look how cool it is!”
Sculk river is solvable via a trident killfarm and catalyst. Have fun killing the warden
Thanks to mangrove wood and mud we now have a pallet to make swamp villages a reality
In 1. 19 I started a new minecraft world which I can't sleep and set difficulty to hard,it's a simple but nice idea
This vid was wild. I love it.
7:10
*proud icelandic noises*
When people get jealous, they might burn down your stuff
-ibxtoycat 2022
Minecraft players: whoa it's -46 depth!
Casual minetest players: I have a base at -30780, and I built a mining outpost on an asteroid at +16023
I'm only at number 3 but so far this is all stuff I tend to do in my survival worlds haha
i think they should make the portal texture a new one, and with a new shape, instead of just square/quadrilateral panes, a new cone-like formation sprawling the frame edges, like a black hole. The texture would be faint and mysterious. Maybe a sprite texture or something. It would be perfect imo.
can't wait for someone to try building all of these in survival
also gotta love how every time he builds a desert well it's slightly off from the original
Should i livestream a adventure too acquire skulk blocks. And transforming a mooshroom island's dirt layer??
The muddy mountain works. i think converting the ancient city would also work.
I like the fact you said Superior Minecraft (^w^)
What would a 2022 tutorial world and mini games would look like?
I have destroyed an entire piglin bastion before. Looking at the ancient cities I would definitely not look forward to attempting that lol
Now that the updates live, there are mop spawners in the ancient city. Either that or I’m just VERY unlucky
I actually had the idea to remove all the blocks over an ancient city, but soon realised it would be stupid to try.
PaulGG has excavated an ancient city
1:22 moss has entered the chat
Mad respect for all the time that you put in this video