I made a quick and dirty list of my Top 19 and its amazing how different they are. It goes to show you just how many good features have been added to Minecraft over the last 5 updates. 19. Armor Trims 18. Azalea Bushes/Leaves 17. Copper 16. Lush Caves (and Moss Blocks, Glowberries, Dripstone) 15. Sculk 14. Fixed mob spawning/despawning 13. Bamboo woodset 12. New Ore Generation 11. Warped Forest blocks and woodset 10. New World Generation and added height/depth 9. Parity adds (Banner Shields, 1.5 block crouching, crawling, spectator mode) 8. Pigling Bastions (and Gilded Blackstone) 7. Frogs and Froglights 6. Basalt and Smooth Basalt (and Basalt Generation) 5. Piglin Bartering 4. Ancient Cities 3. Lava Farms 2. Deepslate and Mud Bricks 1. Netherite
Haven't played minecraft in a few years, but when I saw you say there's wolf breeds and dog armour now you convinced me to redownload it and start playing again😂
I’ve barely been aware of Minecraft for 5 years lol but it’s fun to see how many changes can happen in that amount of time and how much I’d assumed was actually added earlier than that like ruined portals.
As much hate as 1.19 gets, it is one of my favorites. Sure they cut some stuff, but we got sound based exploration (that's almost wild enough to its own dimension mechanic), wireless redstone, 3 new mobs, 2 new biomes, a new structure, and a bunch of new blocks.
I love how the time it took to talk about the new world heights you weren’t even able to scale the full size of the Sugar Cane farm 😂 it’s an absolute beast! toycat is yes!
I honestly kinda hate them so much because they explicitly require you to abuse spawning mechanics to get a reasonable number of them. I like the technical side of Minecraft well enough but I hate that a building block is locked behind a technical build.
@@glowerworm what do you mean by "abuse" - it's just something you "have to do" - which is bring frogs into the nether where magma cubes are. i don't know what a "reasonable number" is but i don't see the need for more than a dozen of each type - i'd just rather use Sea Lanterns. (i managed to get the Achievement and that's all the froglight i need)
@@binsarm9026 While that is fair, that really only applies until you want a large amount of something. Sense they were added Froglights became a decently popular block to use in builds. Sea Lanterns are a very nice block, widely used for years for a reason. But it doesn't apply to every situation. And getting mass amounts of Froglights would be difficult without setting up a farm. To the point where I've never seen anyone trying to get a mass amount of Froglights without one. Because if someone were to actually try that they'd be taking a really long time to either drag a frog around to very dangerous nether, or slowly lead a Magma Cube to a frog before killing it. It's a decent commitment people must do, I really would say making a proper farm for it tends to be the ideal solution people use. And I say all of this as a big fan of how Froglights work.
@@plumfadoodle4908 i still don't get what you mean by "abuse", nor what is "technical" about a build that just requires a one time bringing of frogs to a particular nether biome.
The wild update is still caves and cliffs part 3 because it added the warden and ancient cities, which had a larger impact on the game than frogs and mangrove swamps, and it was supposed to be part of 1.17 caves and cliffs update
It's shocking how recent gold and iron having an ore form is. Before they were ore blocks and that was it. As for best feature, I'd say crossing giant pools of lava in the Nether using a warped fungus and a fishing rod while riding on a strider. As the only real way to traverse lava in the Nether, that's a pretty big deal.
I am really loving the "using random items as fake mics" thing you've started doing. I am excited to see all the weird things you hold, while blatantly wearing a lapel mic. Excellent.~
interesting video, although my personal top 20 or top 25 will probably be different from yours, I'm not saying that the new ore distribution is bad, it did change the game massively, no more strip mining, if your curious, here is my personal top 25 best features added since 2019, (side note: I'm not including 1.21 stuff since it's not in the game yet) 25. the new plants in 1.20 (torch flower, pitcher plant, and pink petals): the only reason this is quite low is due to the torch flower and pitcher plant: being held back by the sniffer, which honestly should have more than two flowers, but anyhow these plants are great for decorating, and there was a huge miss opportunity with the torch flower emitting light so I don't have to litter my world with torches and making it look ugly from above 24. chest boats: very useful, especially in the early game when you don't have shulker boxes, the only downside it that when you break it, the stuff is not in the chest anymore and you can't have other mobs or players with you (except tamed parrots on your shoulders) 23. deepslate blocks: very useful building blocks and the tiles are fun to use as pathways, the only downside to this is you have to have cobbled deepslate 22. armor trims: a new, unique way to make your armor look distinctive, some are easy to get, such as the dune or wild trims, but others are harder to get, like the silence trim, being the rarest in the game, but once you get one, you can duplicate it infinitely as long you have tons of diamonds. 21. sculk: a great way to get massive amounts of xp, sensors are neat, the only reason this is so low is because I'm not good at redstone (as in I have no skill in it) 20. some of the recent parity features: banner shields, crouching and crawling, and spectator mode are all great, quality of life features, my hopes is on complete off-hand support 19. renewable dirt and mud related stuff: the new mud blocks are amazing building blocks and such, especially with mud being so common in mangrove swamps, but what was a game changer was renewable dirt, easily one of the best quality of life features in a long time. 18. Azalea: the leaves are great for making flowered hedges and the bushes are amazing to use in all sorts of builds 17. dripstone and lush caves: two beautiful biomes with unique features, such as the the lush plants and the glowberries in lush caves, and massive copper ore veins in dripstone caves, plus the axolotls, cute little amphibians that are very unique in real lid=fe for their neotenic features, such as the gills on the adult salamanders 16. frogs and froglights: how is it it took so long for frogs to be officially added to the game, in my opinion, frogs should have been added much earlier than they have, but boy a least we got them now, plus with the addition of froglights, we probably will see more from these mobs in the future 15. copper: a new, unique block to finally make steampunk themed builds a reality, now we need brass and bronze, another type of materials associated with the Victorian/steampunk era 14. new world gen: nothing to say but astonishedly beautiful to look and observe at. 13. renewable lave/lava farms: now we can finally get more obsidian without tearing down the end pillars and generating them again by respawning the ender dragon, only to tear them down again 12. piglins and bartering: these mobs are stupidly useful and overpowered, no wonder why speedrunners are addicted to them like a drug 11. blackstone: this block is so useful, especially with the amount of gray and white blocks we been getting too, it's probably going to be more useful for building as we get more blocks 10. basalt: very useful grey block, I hope we get more basalt variants in the future 9. the crimson and warped forest: the first time we can finally add more vivid colors to our builds these two are great accent blocks to go with any wood type, (like dark oak and crimson woods) 8. bamboo wood set: I was wondering if we could get something like this in 1.14, but I guess better late than never, this block is great with many green and teal colored blocks, I'm even using these blocks in a build I'm currently working on (not finished yet since I also using some of the 1.21 blocks in it) 7. new wolf variants: the simple answer is they are all adorable, nothing need to be said 6. raw ore: finally we can fortune all ores, plus the raw ore blocks look a little too tasty (I'm talking about you, raw gold block) 5. copper waxing: this is useful if you want the copper block to stay a certain way, like having it stay orange instead of oxidizing 4. cherry grove and the cherry wood set: one of the best blocks we gotten in a long time, such a very pretty pastel pink color 3. Archeology: one of the most entertaining features we have gotten in a very long time, the pottery sherds are a great collectible, and even getting some valuable stuff such as tnt, new armor trims and even a disc too. plus some structures are now more useful than ever before, like the ocean ruins. 2. the warden and ancient cities: the ancient cities is one of the best structures to be added in a long time, even bigger than bastions, and the warden is a challenging mob to try and outsmart, but very powerful, so strong that you shouldn't provoke it. 1. Netherite: as a kid, I always wondered what armor or material could be better than diamond, I had many ideas, but netherite wasn't one of them, it is one of the best features from the nether update and also has one of the coolest designs, looking like some medieval armor from the dark ages, its easily one of the best features to have been added in a long time. but anyways this was a great and informitive video otherwise, maybe talk about the past ten years of minecraft and the features added since then, ( as in features added since 2014, since I started playing the game) also big salmon and toycat is yes
@@MermaidHair5091 Updates like 1.20 forget about the fan base that actually likes adventure/combat. They should add at least 2 things for every large group of Minecraft players, and the rest of the features can be whatever the update is mainly focused on.
I recently have been playing in 1.16.5 Java (cause bedrock is a pain to roll back updates) and I really do miss the more flat terrain and old caves and only having to dig down to 11 to get all ores.
One of the things about ore generation you didn’t mention that I love is the iron and copper ore veins. So cool and useful, and a fun thing to happen upon when mining that makes the mining gameplay more varied.
my top 19 because why not: 1. *Bees* (serioiusly theyre so cute, my favourite mob and i have gained so much emotional attachment to them. they also have unique blocks and useful wax) 2. *the Nether Wood types,* (but mainly my favourite wood in the game, crimson wood. both crimson and warped wood are among the prettier blocks in the game) 3. *Scaffolding* (i always use this when building, and it's not hard to get a full stack which is more than you'll need at a time) 4. *Cherry Groves* (i'm not ruling out recency bias, but it's my favourite biome for its prettyness, and for having my 2nd favourite wood set in the game) 5. *Lush Cave* (really pretty, comes with moss and azalea, really pretty blocks) 5. *new Music* (there could be arguments about whether it fits minecraft and whatnot, but overall i think it's a great addition and there's so much there that's just enjoyable music on its own) 6. *Copper* (such a great building block with a really cool concept of oxidisation) 7. *Tuff Block set* (i've only played with them a little bit since 1.21 dropped, and i already realise how good they are) 8. *the ability to Edit Signs* (such a handy thing) 9. *Archaeology* (collecting sherds is so fun, and the actual activity of doing archaeology is so fun) 10. *new Terrain Generation* (this one's obvious) 11. *Trail Chamber* (maybe recency bias but they're one of the most fun structures in the game) 12. *Allay* (cute, handy, make brain happy) 13. *new Wolves* (fun to collect, cute, i've been loving naming them) 14. *Strider* 15. *Armour Trim* (fun to collect, fun to make different outfits, makes armour not look boring) 17. *Netherite* (of course) 18. *Mud Brick* 19. *new Ore Textures* (it's just visually appealing and good for colourblind people) (honourable mention: blackstone, deepslate, all new nether biomes, mangrove, amethyst block, hanging signs, glow squid/ink)
My first ancient city was absolutely perfect for warden killing It has a ledge far enough up that the warden cannot hurt you, and you can pummel him with arrows until he falls over You want elytra or a fast way up though
Toycat and Mojang: "You will not kill the warden." Me: "Alright, fine by me." Literally everyone else: "Let's kill the warden for literally nothing in return!"
Insisting to not kill the beast will only make people want to kill it more, and they can do it more easily with the help of the new weapon they added that can deal infinite damage
They weren’t lazy before. Mojang used to give multiple smaller updates a year as opposed to the one big update that they give per year now. If they’re only doing one update a year they better be big and good.
Good video! But tbh toycat you release so many videos that this is gonna be lost in the sauce so it won't really be watched by too many ppl who it's technically intended for (unless the algorithm blesses it and it gets like 1M views)
I guess it’s because it’s not really as well accessible a feature as say cherry wood or piglins but like, neither is the archaeology so maybe he just forgot about it LOL
I made a quick and dirty list of my Top 19 and its amazing how different they are. It goes to show you just how many good features have been added to Minecraft over the last 5 updates.
19. Armor Trims
18. Azalea Bushes/Leaves
17. Copper
16. Lush Caves (and Moss Blocks, Glowberries, Dripstone)
15. Sculk
14. Fixed mob spawning/despawning
13. Bamboo woodset
12. New Ore Generation
11. Warped Forest blocks and woodset
10. New World Generation and added height/depth
9. Parity adds (Banner Shields, 1.5 block crouching, crawling, spectator mode)
8. Pigling Bastions (and Gilded Blackstone)
7. Frogs and Froglights
6. Basalt and Smooth Basalt (and Basalt Generation)
5. Piglin Bartering
4. Ancient Cities
3. Lava Farms
2. Deepslate and Mud Bricks
1. Netherite
Haven't played minecraft in a few years, but when I saw you say there's wolf breeds and dog armour now you convinced me to redownload it and start playing again😂
Ibx as an old man "71 features since 2071. #71 is... uh... did you hear about the lighting optimization???"
Does your comment imply he is currently 19 years old?😅
@@headstrikerop4093 id guess late 20s? Let's say 28, that'd make him 75 in 2071.
I’ve barely been aware of Minecraft for 5 years lol but it’s fun to see how many changes can happen in that amount of time and how much I’d assumed was actually added earlier than that like ruined portals.
Idc what the "Mojang is lazy" crowd says, 1.16 -- 1.20 have been absolutely top-notch.
It took mojang literally from 1.17 to 1.20 to get almost all the the features that they promised were going to be in 1.17
Nah. 1.13, 1.14, 1.16, and seemingly 1.20 are the only updates that have fully delivered what they promised while also having lots of content.
@@Cust0mCraft yeah, with 1.17 they promised so much and we’ve just now ended up getting almost all of the features that they’ve promised.
As much hate as 1.19 gets, it is one of my favorites. Sure they cut some stuff, but we got sound based exploration (that's almost wild enough to its own dimension mechanic), wireless redstone, 3 new mobs, 2 new biomes, a new structure, and a bunch of new blocks.
Not 1.19 or 1.20 but nether update, caves and cliffs and the new tricky trials update are some of minecraft’s better ones imo
I love how the time it took to talk about the new world heights you weren’t even able to scale the full size of the Sugar Cane farm 😂 it’s an absolute beast! toycat is yes!
Froglights. I just love froglights.
They're so hard to obtain
I honestly kinda hate them so much because they explicitly require you to abuse spawning mechanics to get a reasonable number of them.
I like the technical side of Minecraft well enough but I hate that a building block is locked behind a technical build.
@@glowerworm what do you mean by "abuse" - it's just something you "have to do" - which is bring frogs into the nether where magma cubes are.
i don't know what a "reasonable number" is but i don't see the need for more than a dozen of each type - i'd just rather use Sea Lanterns. (i managed to get the Achievement and that's all the froglight i need)
@@binsarm9026 While that is fair, that really only applies until you want a large amount of something. Sense they were added Froglights became a decently popular block to use in builds. Sea Lanterns are a very nice block, widely used for years for a reason. But it doesn't apply to every situation. And getting mass amounts of Froglights would be difficult without setting up a farm. To the point where I've never seen anyone trying to get a mass amount of Froglights without one. Because if someone were to actually try that they'd be taking a really long time to either drag a frog around to very dangerous nether, or slowly lead a Magma Cube to a frog before killing it. It's a decent commitment people must do, I really would say making a proper farm for it tends to be the ideal solution people use.
And I say all of this as a big fan of how Froglights work.
@@plumfadoodle4908 i still don't get what you mean by "abuse", nor what is "technical" about a build that just requires a one time bringing of frogs to a particular nether biome.
“the last five years went by in the space of about 2” glad to know i’m not the only one 😭
The wild update is still caves and cliffs part 3 because it added the warden and ancient cities, which had a larger impact on the game than frogs and mangrove swamps, and it was supposed to be part of 1.17 caves and cliffs update
It's shocking how recent gold and iron having an ore form is. Before they were ore blocks and that was it. As for best feature, I'd say crossing giant pools of lava in the Nether using a warped fungus and a fishing rod while riding on a strider. As the only real way to traverse lava in the Nether, that's a pretty big deal.
I am really loving the "using random items as fake mics" thing you've started doing. I am excited to see all the weird things you hold, while blatantly wearing a lapel mic. Excellent.~
interesting video, although my personal top 20 or top 25 will probably be different from yours, I'm not saying that the new ore distribution is bad, it did change the game massively, no more strip mining, if your curious, here is my personal top 25 best features added since 2019, (side note: I'm not including 1.21 stuff since it's not in the game yet)
25. the new plants in 1.20 (torch flower, pitcher plant, and pink petals): the only reason this is quite low is due to the torch flower and pitcher plant: being held back by the sniffer, which honestly should have more than two flowers, but anyhow these plants are great for decorating, and there was a huge miss opportunity with the torch flower emitting light so I don't have to litter my world with torches and making it look ugly from above
24. chest boats: very useful, especially in the early game when you don't have shulker boxes, the only downside it that when you break it, the stuff is not in the chest anymore and you can't have other mobs or players with you (except tamed parrots on your shoulders)
23. deepslate blocks: very useful building blocks and the tiles are fun to use as pathways, the only downside to this is you have to have cobbled deepslate
22. armor trims: a new, unique way to make your armor look distinctive, some are easy to get, such as the dune or wild trims, but others are harder to get, like the silence trim, being the rarest in the game, but once you get one, you can duplicate it infinitely as long you have tons of diamonds.
21. sculk: a great way to get massive amounts of xp, sensors are neat, the only reason this is so low is because I'm not good at redstone (as in I have no skill in it)
20. some of the recent parity features: banner shields, crouching and crawling, and spectator mode are all great, quality of life features, my hopes is on complete off-hand support
19. renewable dirt and mud related stuff: the new mud blocks are amazing building blocks and such, especially with mud being so common in mangrove swamps, but what was a game changer was renewable dirt, easily one of the best quality of life features in a long time.
18. Azalea: the leaves are great for making flowered hedges and the bushes are amazing to use in all sorts of builds
17. dripstone and lush caves: two beautiful biomes with unique features, such as the the lush plants and the glowberries in lush caves, and massive copper ore veins in dripstone caves, plus the axolotls, cute little amphibians that are very unique in real lid=fe for their neotenic features, such as the gills on the adult salamanders
16. frogs and froglights: how is it it took so long for frogs to be officially added to the game, in my opinion, frogs should have been added much earlier than they have, but boy a least we got them now, plus with the addition of froglights, we probably will see more from these mobs in the future
15. copper: a new, unique block to finally make steampunk themed builds a reality, now we need brass and bronze, another type of materials associated with the Victorian/steampunk era
14. new world gen: nothing to say but astonishedly beautiful to look and observe at.
13. renewable lave/lava farms: now we can finally get more obsidian without tearing down the end pillars and generating them again by respawning the ender dragon, only to tear them down again
12. piglins and bartering: these mobs are stupidly useful and overpowered, no wonder why speedrunners are addicted to them like a drug
11. blackstone: this block is so useful, especially with the amount of gray and white blocks we been getting too, it's probably going to be more useful for building as we get more blocks
10. basalt: very useful grey block, I hope we get more basalt variants in the future
9. the crimson and warped forest: the first time we can finally add more vivid colors to our builds these two are great accent blocks to go with any wood type, (like dark oak and crimson woods)
8. bamboo wood set: I was wondering if we could get something like this in 1.14, but I guess better late than never, this block is great with many green and teal colored blocks, I'm even using these blocks in a build I'm currently working on (not finished yet since I also using some of the 1.21 blocks in it)
7. new wolf variants: the simple answer is they are all adorable, nothing need to be said
6. raw ore: finally we can fortune all ores, plus the raw ore blocks look a little too tasty (I'm talking about you, raw gold block)
5. copper waxing: this is useful if you want the copper block to stay a certain way, like having it stay orange instead of oxidizing
4. cherry grove and the cherry wood set: one of the best blocks we gotten in a long time, such a very pretty pastel pink color
3. Archeology: one of the most entertaining features we have gotten in a very long time, the pottery sherds are a great collectible, and even getting some valuable stuff such as tnt, new armor trims and even a disc too. plus some structures are now more useful than ever before, like the ocean ruins.
2. the warden and ancient cities: the ancient cities is one of the best structures to be added in a long time, even bigger than bastions, and the warden is a challenging mob to try and outsmart, but very powerful, so strong that you shouldn't provoke it.
1. Netherite: as a kid, I always wondered what armor or material could be better than diamond, I had many ideas, but netherite wasn't one of them, it is one of the best features from the nether update and also has one of the coolest designs, looking like some medieval armor from the dark ages, its easily one of the best features to have been added in a long time.
but anyways this was a great and informitive video otherwise, maybe talk about the past ten years of minecraft and the features added since then, ( as in features added since 2014, since I started playing the game)
also big salmon and toycat is yes
It’s amazing how people want to say “your fun is wrong!” rather than “they made an update that wasn’t aimed specifically at me”
Well, sometimes they make actually bad updates.
@@HungryWarden opinions are subjective, it’s a game to play your way, not every update/part of an update will suit you.
@@MermaidHair5091 Updates like 1.20 forget about the fan base that actually likes adventure/combat. They should add at least 2 things for every large group of Minecraft players, and the rest of the features can be whatever the update is mainly focused on.
@@HungryWarden again, very negatively poised. 2things per type;redstone, builder, PvP, fighter, explorer, terraformer,
@@MermaidHair5091 terraforming can be lumped in with building.
I recently have been playing in 1.16.5 Java (cause bedrock is a pain to roll back updates) and I really do miss the more flat terrain and old caves and only having to dig down to 11 to get all ores.
One of the things about ore generation you didn’t mention that I love is the iron and copper ore veins. So cool and useful, and a fun thing to happen upon when mining that makes the mining gameplay more varied.
Thank you toycat! I recently got back into the game after about a year and a half of inactivity and bro way too much has changed xD
my top 19 because why not:
1. *Bees* (serioiusly theyre so cute, my favourite mob and i have gained so much emotional attachment to them. they also have unique blocks and useful wax)
2. *the Nether Wood types,* (but mainly my favourite wood in the game, crimson wood. both crimson and warped wood are among the prettier blocks in the game)
3. *Scaffolding* (i always use this when building, and it's not hard to get a full stack which is more than you'll need at a time)
4. *Cherry Groves* (i'm not ruling out recency bias, but it's my favourite biome for its prettyness, and for having my 2nd favourite wood set in the game)
5. *Lush Cave* (really pretty, comes with moss and azalea, really pretty blocks)
5. *new Music* (there could be arguments about whether it fits minecraft and whatnot, but overall i think it's a great addition and there's so much there that's just enjoyable music on its own)
6. *Copper* (such a great building block with a really cool concept of oxidisation)
7. *Tuff Block set* (i've only played with them a little bit since 1.21 dropped, and i already realise how good they are)
8. *the ability to Edit Signs* (such a handy thing)
9. *Archaeology* (collecting sherds is so fun, and the actual activity of doing archaeology is so fun)
10. *new Terrain Generation* (this one's obvious)
11. *Trail Chamber* (maybe recency bias but they're one of the most fun structures in the game)
12. *Allay* (cute, handy, make brain happy)
13. *new Wolves* (fun to collect, cute, i've been loving naming them)
14. *Strider*
15. *Armour Trim* (fun to collect, fun to make different outfits, makes armour not look boring)
17. *Netherite* (of course)
18. *Mud Brick*
19. *new Ore Textures* (it's just visually appealing and good for colourblind people)
(honourable mention: blackstone, deepslate, all new nether biomes, mangrove, amethyst block, hanging signs, glow squid/ink)
The Update Aquatic was the best update. (Can’t change my mind)
The update that singlehandedly revived The game
@@carinaslimawhy do you think it revived the game? Minecraft didn’t start becoming more popular till around 2019.
Tbh the one of the first best updates in the game
Nether Update says hi, clears as peak ingenuity and changes made
@@itzimperiumxvi2620 I think the nether updated added so much but man, the aquatic update was so needed because the oceans were so dull.
Coming back from 5 years off I got soooo much to discover! Great vid as always.
My first ancient city was absolutely perfect for warden killing
It has a ledge far enough up that the warden cannot hurt you, and you can pummel him with arrows until he falls over
You want elytra or a fast way up though
Toycat and Mojang: "You will not kill the warden."
Me: "Alright, fine by me."
Literally everyone else: "Let's kill the warden for literally nothing in return!"
Insisting to not kill the beast will only make people want to kill it more, and they can do it more easily with the help of the new weapon they added that can deal infinite damage
Please, NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
wow i thought sarah boeving just made the new paintings, didn't know they were also part of developing the armadillo/wolf update!
I think the new caves and cliffs generation is the best. I spend hours going through absolutely massive caves
And number 20 is the bundle, a great new item that really helped early game inventory issues… oh right
If you ask me what was the best addition, it was armor trims. And nether update was such a bop all by itself
I love it when you teach me about minecraft. You keep me interested in the game.
Never left but still here to support toycat 👍
My favourite feature is the updated desert wells
Well, that’s something.
13:34 how did you survive that fall without feather falling?
Thank you!
I liked your Toycat more than the Caves...
Anyways, I have a question, is Minecraft Bedrock laggy, or is it my Computer?
Loved the video!
Probs your computer, unless it runs Java well.
Is the desert temple cave seed still usable?
Meanwhile Minecraft Community : We want all of it together in one big update 😂
2:53 Is that a cat and a baguette???
it’s a _caguette_
I like Toycat's microphone... Is it really "micro" phone? It really looks more like Macrophone
can’t wait for 2029s best 24 features since 2024
1.13- 1.16 is when Minecraft updates peaked
We need Shulker boats...
hi toycat
This 5 years we got the biggest updates ever inside Minecraft
And this mean mojang isn't lazy they were lazy
They weren’t lazy before. Mojang used to give multiple smaller updates a year as opposed to the one big update that they give per year now. If they’re only doing one update a year they better be big and good.
@@mobamba4282
You said that by yourself
Smaller update
Like armadillo and wolf armour update
Horse update
1.10 update
1.1 update
Nothing about the respawn anchor?
to be fair there was 300+ blocks added and Im pretty sure the anchor isn't a popular block
Respawn Anchor fans, rise up against your oppressors! Show ‘em who’s boss!
(oﾟωﾟo)Well hey if you think about it the devs added the anchor spisificly for you if you think about it its an honour to have you play Minecraft
Toycat whatever ended up happening to the Minecraft DND
Armor trims
Good video! But tbh toycat you release so many videos that this is gonna be lost in the sauce so it won't really be watched by too many ppl who it's technically intended for (unless the algorithm blesses it and it gets like 1M views)
Forgot Frogs
To infinity and beyond!
You didn’t say Netherite??
I guess it’s because it’s not really as well accessible a feature as say cherry wood or piglins but like, neither is the archaeology so maybe he just forgot about it LOL
Can't be that much better its only been a year
😭
Not even a cursory mention of netherite?
i think there is a new world record on bedrock thats faster than java
Skibidi Toilet will be mine yeah
What, are you kid or something?
"nothing happened" ☠️
hi ibx love ur content im starting a youtube series with 10 youtubers on a minecraft realm you would be perfect for it wana join
1st
A stack of views in 2 minutes,bro fell off (trust)
Is that a new bot? Cool
@@FatCat_mm2 Most real bot on the platform
5 views is 39 seconds bro fell off
Is that a new bot? Cool!