As someone with chronic depression who also watches Let's Plays (including this one!) to help me cope with it: Good luck in this battle! I believe in you, and I hope life will feel lighter for you soon! Hang in there, it's worth every struggle. ❤️
20:20 Play starts 27:40 Pumpkin has grown since he gave it some space 29:00 Heading off for new area / caves, vows "no more impulsive exploration" 30:50 Finds a ruined portal 37:50 Picks a cave 40:30 Turns out is the same one he died in previously 54:33 Discovers the use of shears to take vines 1:14:20 Finds some diamonds and redstone 1:27:00 Finds tropical fish in lush cave and thinks it's Axolotl and catches it in a bucket 1:29:00 Finds Axolotl and catches it 1:38:00 Places Axolotl in a 1 block hole in order to try and catch anothe tropical fish 1:40:00 Feed the Axolotl 1:51:40 Finds mine cart chest and loots it 1:54:00 Makes a chest and puts all his loot in it, begins pillaring straight up 2:05:20 Returns for his stuff and decides to leave the caves 2:08:20 Makes it to the surface, tries to cross the top of snowy mountain 2:11:50 Encounters Goat, kills it 2:13:40 Makes it to the summit 2:14:50 Realizes he's lost, decides to use compass to return to world spawn 2:20:50 Accidentally finds his farm 2:29:30 Leaves on trip to old house 2:32:40 Finds partially submerged ruined portal right next to a village 2:42:10 Sees Enderman die in rain 2:47:50 Sees the shipwreck that he spent an hour excavating 2:50:50 Figures out that only parts of the world are "being processed" at any given time because he sees items that were discard long ago 2:53:08 Arrives at 2nd house
20:16 Start of gameplay 27:40-2:22:08 Caving 27:40 Heading out to new cave 27:44 Discovering that pumpkins need 2 blocks to grow 27:54 Theorizing about pumpkin and melon growing mechanics 30:27 Suspicious stack of blocks 30:47 Found ruined portal 31:10 Noticing black dots on enderman texture 32:26 Noticing black dots on spider texture and wondering what's happening 37:11 Found new cave 37:18 Forgetting how to open boat chest from outside 44:00 Connecting back to last death location (cursed island) 45:26 Thinking about new cave navigation strategy 47:54 New navigation strategy of sticking to one side 51:39 Fooled to think andesite was gravel 51:56 Diorite moment 53:24 Discovering how to swap items to hotbar in inventory 54:30 Discovering that you can use shears to pick up vines and grass 55:38 Diorite moment 59:16 Not recognizing enderman sound 1:01:45 Removing waterfall for one of the first (the first?) times 1:09:04 Fooled by lapis lazuli 1:11:23 Not knowing that diamonds generate deeper 1:13:50 Discovering that mobs can trigger skulk sensors 1:15:45 Discovering that skulk sensors only make a sound when you trigger them 1:15:55 Thinking that bats can summon wardens 1:22:31 Discovering that mobs don't summon wardens 1:24:15 Planning to try potion of regeneration 1:25:12 Found exit to surface 1:26:37 Rediscovering clay 1:29:11 Finding axolotl, accidentally feeding it, and getting achievement 1:34:12 Discovering that diamonds generate lower underground, thinking that diamond generates by lava 1:36:04 Theorizing about light levels and spawning 1:37:57 Catching fish for axolotl 1:39:58 Feeding axolotl 1:41:52 Not knowing that dirt generates underground 1:42:56 Noticing redstone glowing mechanics 1:44:39 Abandoned mineshaft 1:52:45 Thinking that lava means diamonds 1:54:24 Planning to dig to surface and tower 1:57:25 Digging up to recognizable part of cave 2:00:51 Theorizing that diamond generation depends on biome 2:03:06 Heading back home 2:06:45 Planning to mine at other base 2:08:17 Out of cave 2:10:57 New elevation record, reached clouds 2:11:34 Discovering mountain goat 2:12:37 Discovering that there's no walking on clouds 2:13:36 Reached top of mountain 2:14:42 Heading back to original base 2:18:47 Noticing that birch trees are tall 2:20:50 Found way back to new base 2:22:06 Back home 2:22:26 Noticing that monsters don't spawn in house, theorizing 2:24:24 Making pool for axolotl 2:25:41 Trying to put tropical fish in water 2:26:42 Trying to feed axolotl glowberries 2:30:52-2:53:03 Heading to other base 2:32:34 Found ruined portal 2:33:09 Found village 2:34:07 Porch inspiration from village 2:34:29 Discovering that smokers are for food, theorizing 2:35:31 Chimney inspiration from village 2:37:08 Thinking about using shears on hay bales, trying different tools 2:38:35 Connecting villager appearance to profession 2:39:16 Idea to use ladders in caves 2:40:16 Planning to use cartography table 2:42:09 Noticing that endermen die in the rain, theorizing 2:44:44 Planning to get obsidian without diamond from ruined portal chests 2:46:47 Using shortcut in inventory 2:47:46 Found buried shipwreck landmark 2:48:42 Wanting to go to ocean monument 2:50:16 Discovering chunk loading mechanics 2:53:03 Back at second base 2:55:41 Planning 3:01:09 Wondering what curse of vanishing does 3:02:46 Clearing chat
I love how chat was mocking him about the idea that being active in an area prevents mob spawns. When it is actually a mechanic. Staying in a chunk for long periods of times reduces spawn rate in said chunk. While rising regional difficulty (which doesn't affect much tbh).
Yeah 100% not a spawning mechanic. Not sure who told you it was. Spawn rates are complex if a spawn rate fialr or succeeds but the basic rate of spawn is alsway the same. Whether their are 0 mobs in the mobcap or 69 mobs that have been there for a million years the rate of spawning is the same. If this was a mechanic every single person who runs mob farms would notice the decline in drops in tests.
@@CriticalCipher It is a VERY old mechanic. The game prefers to spawn monsters in less traveled areas. mob farms aren't affected because they completely remove all other spawn points, so monsters will be forced to spawn in the occupied area. Remember, it doesn't affect spawn rate, it affects spawn location.
@rompevuevitos222 when you say less traveled how does that work do you mean less loaded cause that doesn't make sence since mobs cannot spawn in unloaded chunks so when he is moving around where do mobs prefer to spawn? Gone heavily into spawn mechanics and never once heard of this mechanic and it seems like something that would be rrmoved due to it being unoptimised and not adding anything. Like the game keeps track of the time the chunks have been loaded but not how much time a player has spent in indivual chunks or sub chunks so not even sure how the game would figure out which chunks are less traveled. Got a link to this line of code or resource?
@@CriticalCipher It is tracked the same way regional difficulty is tracked, by checking where the player has been. And regional difficulty is a well documented mechanic. I do not know how big the area is, presumably it refers to the chunks the player visits.
regional difficulty is based off several things multipled together, time the world has been running, loaded time spent laoding chunks (this can be anything that loads chunks so chunk loaders would also affect this stat and the phasw of the moon and difficulty. Minecraft as far as I know has no way of knowing which chunks the player is activally more in than others if they have simulation distance set to 16 chunks then this is an area of 65000 blocks^2. So staying in area does not make things spawn less. What happens is the mob cap reaches a steady state and this could be precieved as less mobs but the spawn rates never change unless the local mob cap is under 70. I've looked for what you are talking about and cannot find a single mention of what you are describing, if I am wrong then please share with me who told you this so I can see what they said about the topic?
What Oliver learned today : (spoiler from the stream) . . . . . Cute predators like fish 🐠 Shears don't only cut sheep. Oliver's theories : Do endermen dislike rainy days ? ☔ Do parts of the world stop processing when you move far away ? Can't mobs spawn inside my house ? Are diamonds found near lava ? 💎
Thanks for the journey. Brings me back to when I started MC, but also reminds me of the first time I did ocarina of time and games like that without playthroughs or even instructions. Just experimenting and having fun. Plus the chat definitely helps add to the fun and humor.
These are the best Minecraft Livestreams that the internet has to offer. Thank you so much Oliver! Watching you progress, two steps forward, one step back… it’s thrilling, and wonderful. 🎉
This was the first live stream I’ve partaken on, and enjoyed it quite well, keep up the amazing work Olive!, I get frustrated at parts where your close to achieving something, but I always remind myself that your still a learning, none the less, I enjoy your content, keep up the amazing work.
I also am currently playing a world where my house sits on top of the infected area. I too can't seem to find diamonds. I think they are just rarer in the infected areas. I don't know because I haven't looked it up but it sure feels that way.
'Back seat gaming' refers to people dropping hints (often spoilery) and trying to influence/dictate how someone else plays a game, usually without the player's consent. It comes from the term for 'back seat driving' if I recall correctly, where people who are not driving are constantly telling the driver how to drive.
Spoiler So frustrating how he doesnt use the iron axe for combat and afterwards even crafts a gold sword over a stone sword. I hope he figures out that hovering on the items shows attack damage.
well it makes sense, swords are for fighting and axes are for chopping. Gold is rarer than stone, so it makes sense it would be better. Also swords are better for PvE anyway.
yeah plus axes are not objectively better for attacking because their attack speed is lower than a sword, also crit jumping is super annoying and unfun (imo) AND axes don't get the sweeping slash.
@@Nico_com_c depends on the enemy type. For creepers you would want to use an axe, to minimise the amount of times you need to go in. Later on though, the axes atk speed is this low that if its enchanted with sharpness 5 itll dish out way more damage than a sharp 5 sword. Also axe is better at getting hits in between blocking, which oliver does a lot.
god I wish he would turn up his render distance and turn on shaders, it's so incredibly easy to do and is an objective, 100% upgrade visually in every conceivable way and in no way does it lessen his or anyone's vanilla playthrough, in fact it enhances it.
Shaders absolutely are subjective. Shaders can often make parts of the game harder to see or interact with (especially making night/darkness much darker). It can sometimes get in the way of gameplay, not to mention they might decrease the FPS. Not that I'm against shaders, I use them a bit and enjoy them, but I still find the need to sometimes turn them off, and it's hardly a clear-cut improvement for everyone.
battling depression here and this's been very helpful to making me smile and distract my mind. Thanks you for the content, Oliver!
Take care my sister
Wishing you the best in your battle. You CAN do this.
As someone with chronic depression who also watches Let's Plays (including this one!) to help me cope with it: Good luck in this battle! I believe in you, and I hope life will feel lighter for you soon! Hang in there, it's worth every struggle. ❤️
@@Terrorkittens thank you
@@Terrorkittenssame here
20:20 Play starts
27:40 Pumpkin has grown since he gave it some space
29:00 Heading off for new area / caves, vows "no more impulsive exploration"
30:50 Finds a ruined portal
37:50 Picks a cave
40:30 Turns out is the same one he died in previously
54:33 Discovers the use of shears to take vines
1:14:20 Finds some diamonds and redstone
1:27:00 Finds tropical fish in lush cave and thinks it's Axolotl and catches it in a bucket
1:29:00 Finds Axolotl and catches it
1:38:00 Places Axolotl in a 1 block hole in order to try and catch anothe tropical fish
1:40:00 Feed the Axolotl
1:51:40 Finds mine cart chest and loots it
1:54:00 Makes a chest and puts all his loot in it, begins pillaring straight up
2:05:20 Returns for his stuff and decides to leave the caves
2:08:20 Makes it to the surface, tries to cross the top of snowy mountain
2:11:50 Encounters Goat, kills it
2:13:40 Makes it to the summit
2:14:50 Realizes he's lost, decides to use compass to return to world spawn
2:20:50 Accidentally finds his farm
2:29:30 Leaves on trip to old house
2:32:40 Finds partially submerged ruined portal right next to a village
2:42:10 Sees Enderman die in rain
2:47:50 Sees the shipwreck that he spent an hour excavating
2:50:50 Figures out that only parts of the world are "being processed" at any given time because he sees items that were discard long ago
2:53:08 Arrives at 2nd house
How is 40:30 that?
I think for 1:27:00 he thinks they’re tadpoles
20:16 Start of gameplay
27:40-2:22:08 Caving
27:40 Heading out to new cave
27:44 Discovering that pumpkins need 2 blocks to grow
27:54 Theorizing about pumpkin and melon growing mechanics
30:27 Suspicious stack of blocks
30:47 Found ruined portal
31:10 Noticing black dots on enderman texture
32:26 Noticing black dots on spider texture and wondering what's happening
37:11 Found new cave
37:18 Forgetting how to open boat chest from outside
44:00 Connecting back to last death location (cursed island)
45:26 Thinking about new cave navigation strategy
47:54 New navigation strategy of sticking to one side
51:39 Fooled to think andesite was gravel
51:56 Diorite moment
53:24 Discovering how to swap items to hotbar in inventory
54:30 Discovering that you can use shears to pick up vines and grass
55:38 Diorite moment
59:16 Not recognizing enderman sound
1:01:45 Removing waterfall for one of the first (the first?) times
1:09:04 Fooled by lapis lazuli
1:11:23 Not knowing that diamonds generate deeper
1:13:50 Discovering that mobs can trigger skulk sensors
1:15:45 Discovering that skulk sensors only make a sound when you trigger them
1:15:55 Thinking that bats can summon wardens
1:22:31 Discovering that mobs don't summon wardens
1:24:15 Planning to try potion of regeneration
1:25:12 Found exit to surface
1:26:37 Rediscovering clay
1:29:11 Finding axolotl, accidentally feeding it, and getting achievement
1:34:12 Discovering that diamonds generate lower underground, thinking that diamond generates by lava
1:36:04 Theorizing about light levels and spawning
1:37:57 Catching fish for axolotl
1:39:58 Feeding axolotl
1:41:52 Not knowing that dirt generates underground
1:42:56 Noticing redstone glowing mechanics
1:44:39 Abandoned mineshaft
1:52:45 Thinking that lava means diamonds
1:54:24 Planning to dig to surface and tower
1:57:25 Digging up to recognizable part of cave
2:00:51 Theorizing that diamond generation depends on biome
2:03:06 Heading back home
2:06:45 Planning to mine at other base
2:08:17 Out of cave
2:10:57 New elevation record, reached clouds
2:11:34 Discovering mountain goat
2:12:37 Discovering that there's no walking on clouds
2:13:36 Reached top of mountain
2:14:42 Heading back to original base
2:18:47 Noticing that birch trees are tall
2:20:50 Found way back to new base
2:22:06 Back home
2:22:26 Noticing that monsters don't spawn in house, theorizing
2:24:24 Making pool for axolotl
2:25:41 Trying to put tropical fish in water
2:26:42 Trying to feed axolotl glowberries
2:30:52-2:53:03 Heading to other base
2:32:34 Found ruined portal
2:33:09 Found village
2:34:07 Porch inspiration from village
2:34:29 Discovering that smokers are for food, theorizing
2:35:31 Chimney inspiration from village
2:37:08 Thinking about using shears on hay bales, trying different tools
2:38:35 Connecting villager appearance to profession
2:39:16 Idea to use ladders in caves
2:40:16 Planning to use cartography table
2:42:09 Noticing that endermen die in the rain, theorizing
2:44:44 Planning to get obsidian without diamond from ruined portal chests
2:46:47 Using shortcut in inventory
2:47:46 Found buried shipwreck landmark
2:48:42 Wanting to go to ocean monument
2:50:16 Discovering chunk loading mechanics
2:53:03 Back at second base
2:55:41 Planning
3:01:09 Wondering what curse of vanishing does
3:02:46 Clearing chat
I love how chat was mocking him about the idea that being active in an area prevents mob spawns.
When it is actually a mechanic.
Staying in a chunk for long periods of times reduces spawn rate in said chunk. While rising regional difficulty (which doesn't affect much tbh).
Yeah 100% not a spawning mechanic. Not sure who told you it was. Spawn rates are complex if a spawn rate fialr or succeeds but the basic rate of spawn is alsway the same. Whether their are 0 mobs in the mobcap or 69 mobs that have been there for a million years the rate of spawning is the same. If this was a mechanic every single person who runs mob farms would notice the decline in drops in tests.
@@CriticalCipher It is a VERY old mechanic.
The game prefers to spawn monsters in less traveled areas.
mob farms aren't affected because they completely remove all other spawn points, so monsters will be forced to spawn in the occupied area.
Remember, it doesn't affect spawn rate, it affects spawn location.
@rompevuevitos222 when you say less traveled how does that work do you mean less loaded cause that doesn't make sence since mobs cannot spawn in unloaded chunks so when he is moving around where do mobs prefer to spawn? Gone heavily into spawn mechanics and never once heard of this mechanic and it seems like something that would be rrmoved due to it being unoptimised and not adding anything. Like the game keeps track of the time the chunks have been loaded but not how much time a player has spent in indivual chunks or sub chunks so not even sure how the game would figure out which chunks are less traveled. Got a link to this line of code or resource?
@@CriticalCipher It is tracked the same way regional difficulty is tracked, by checking where the player has been.
And regional difficulty is a well documented mechanic.
I do not know how big the area is, presumably it refers to the chunks the player visits.
regional difficulty is based off several things multipled together, time the world has been running, loaded time spent laoding chunks (this can be anything that loads chunks so chunk loaders would also affect this stat and the phasw of the moon and difficulty. Minecraft as far as I know has no way of knowing which chunks the player is activally more in than others if they have simulation distance set to 16 chunks then this is an area of 65000 blocks^2. So staying in area does not make things spawn less. What happens is the mob cap reaches a steady state and this could be precieved as less mobs but the spawn rates never change unless the local mob cap is under 70. I've looked for what you are talking about and cannot find a single mention of what you are describing, if I am wrong then please share with me who told you this so I can see what they said about the topic?
52:00 diorite is tuff moment
What Oliver learned today :
(spoiler from the stream)
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Cute predators like fish 🐠
Shears don't only cut sheep.
Oliver's theories :
Do endermen dislike rainy days ? ☔
Do parts of the world stop processing when you move far away ?
Can't mobs spawn inside my house ?
Are diamonds found near lava ? 💎
Thanks for the journey. Brings me back to when I started MC, but also reminds me of the first time I did ocarina of time and games like that without playthroughs or even instructions. Just experimenting and having fun. Plus the chat definitely helps add to the fun and humor.
These are the best Minecraft Livestreams that the internet has to offer. Thank you so much Oliver! Watching you progress, two steps forward, one step back… it’s thrilling, and wonderful. 🎉
I agree, your 2nd house looks cooler than your 3rd
This was the first live stream I’ve partaken on, and enjoyed it quite well, keep up the amazing work Olive!, I get frustrated at parts where your close to achieving something, but I always remind myself that your still a learning, none the less, I enjoy your content, keep up the amazing work.
I also am currently playing a world where my house sits on top of the infected area. I too can't seem to find diamonds. I think they are just rarer in the infected areas. I don't know because I haven't looked it up but it sure feels that way.
Diamonds spawn under the sculk
I just get an efficiency 5 mending hoe and eviscerate the sculk and you can find quite a few diamonds
1:09:11 skeleton snipes a bat
Dude, you are so blind it drives me insane. But I can't stop watching 😆
Lots of fun discoveries this time, Olive! Keep it up :)
Bro has insane luck
But to balance that he also have blindness and short term memory loss
Am i the only one that always places torches so they point towards the exit? Such a good system to not get lost but i never see others do it.
❤ love your slow progress we will get more episodes this way.what is beck sit gaming
'Back seat gaming' refers to people dropping hints (often spoilery) and trying to influence/dictate how someone else plays a game, usually without the player's consent. It comes from the term for 'back seat driving' if I recall correctly, where people who are not driving are constantly telling the driver how to drive.
Did he forget he can build a nether portal anywhere? He keeps talkng about needing to find another one, even though he made one at his old base. 🤔
He doesnt know how to make obsidian so he thinks he needs to find it.
@@TeomanDogan-c6n ah, gotcha :)
@@TeomanDogan-c6nhe already collected obsidian actually
And honestly it sound logical to imagine that prebuilt ones would lead to point of interest.
Oliver should play Story Mode. That is something we need to see.
Is my massage visible
hi
Yep
I can confirm you have been massaged.
Can you massage me
when did he find the cherry blossom biome?
He didn't (up to this point) - he bought cherry sapling from wandering trader
@@mdolan900 ah ok, thanks
Rip second floor
Darn scammers claiming another video :X good luck Oliver :P
58:33 you know what else is MASSIVE?
Halfway!
1:28:52 you know what else is MASSIVE?
He could make a portal at every house he has to fast travel betven them
Spoiler comment :X Oliver doesn't know this yet. Just be mindful
@@BombsanTheCommenteractually he figured out distances were shorter in the nether a while ago but I don't think he remembers
@@M_Julian_TSP if he forgets he forgets :X. Still spoiler, but yeah, hes figured it all out since so tis fine
Spoiler
So frustrating how he doesnt use the iron axe for combat and afterwards even crafts a gold sword over a stone sword. I hope he figures out that hovering on the items shows attack damage.
well it makes sense, swords are for fighting and axes are for chopping. Gold is rarer than stone, so it makes sense it would be better. Also swords are better for PvE anyway.
yeah plus axes are not objectively better for attacking because their attack speed is lower than a sword, also crit jumping is super annoying and unfun (imo) AND axes don't get the sweeping slash.
This ain't pvp and Oliver doesn't know how to crit, swords are still the best option
@@Nico_com_c depends on the enemy type. For creepers you would want to use an axe, to minimise the amount of times you need to go in. Later on though, the axes atk speed is this low that if its enchanted with sharpness 5 itll dish out way more damage than a sharp 5 sword. Also axe is better at getting hits in between blocking, which oliver does a lot.
You find Diamonds in the very lower part of the Over world got to go deep
Don’t spoil
one of the dumbest Oliver episodes of the series for sure
god I wish he would turn up his render distance and turn on shaders, it's so incredibly easy to do and is an objective, 100% upgrade visually in every conceivable way and in no way does it lessen his or anyone's vanilla playthrough, in fact it enhances it.
that’s entirely subjective
Shaders would make it harder to figure out mob spawning mechanics
This is Java, no shaders. Higher render distance can also be very taxing on the computer
Shaders absolutely are subjective. Shaders can often make parts of the game harder to see or interact with (especially making night/darkness much darker). It can sometimes get in the way of gameplay, not to mention they might decrease the FPS. Not that I'm against shaders, I use them a bit and enjoy them, but I still find the need to sometimes turn them off, and it's hardly a clear-cut improvement for everyone.