Minecraft - How To Start Your New World - Tips and Tricks
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- Beginners Guide To Start Your Minecraft World The Right Way To Progress The Fastest in Just a Couple Hours. This Guide/Tutorial Helps You with Tips and Tricks to get started in your new world!
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I think one strategy I don't see many people using is to farm for ender pearls and blaze rods instead of cows and sugar cane. Then go find the end portal and the library there would provide you with enough books for a full enchanting set-up. Because you need at least 46 leather, almost 150 sugar cane and a ton of wood to make a full enchanting setup, might as well use that time to find the end portal, kill the dragon and that way you have exp to enchant level 30 items
Edit: Damn 1.8k likes. Also ClownPierce's video on Friend or Foe has also inspired a new method of quick gear grinding but it requires you to have knowledge on how to raid an Ancient City. Once you get iron armour and tools, find an Ancient City and raid it, quickly find an enchanted diamond hoe with at least Efficiency and Mending on it and use it to run around and break all the shriekers in the city. Then loot the place. All in all, you would get books, (some enchanted, but the main use of the books is to make a full enchanting setup), diamonds and diamond leggings. (Yes you get other cool stuff like Notch Apples but that isn't the point.) From these stuff, you can make a full enchanting setup by using the diamonds to make a pickaxe and the enchanted diamond hoe to mine the sculk to get experience. Mining sculk also has a high chance of uncovering extra diamonds. It's a really fast way to get max enchants on full diamond gear without even having to enter the Nether! Also, the glowberries you get is a good food source
Enchanting is eh in war multiplayers since an optimal villager setup is much better
I do agree with you though
also, end cities have pretty good loot. you can get prot 4 diamond armor in em and add on the unbreaking with villagers later
thans my strat to go
I also use the same strategy
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0:00 Intro
0:11 The Basics
1:05 Food Is Important
1:25 A Sleepy Situation
1:47 Bunker
2:03 Day 2 Exploration
2:24 More Farming
2:45 Spelunking!
3:17 The Deadly Deep Dark Depth Death
4:26 Nether Preparations
5:25 We are Going Deeper
6:20 You're a Wizard Harry
6:50 Iron is Handy
7:25 Recommended Farms
7:31 Outro
Thanks
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@@CreeperCart we’re?
@@cripdafoe2714 sorry, I meant are*
You are the best person ever
Tip:
Make sure to have 1 book before mining diamonds and obsidian. So that you can make an enchantment table and enchant ur diamond pickaxe with unbreaking 1. This will save lots of durability points and you can disenchant it once ur level 30 and when you already have 15 book shelves
Legends delete and re-enter the world until they got their favorite spawn area 🤣🤣🤣
I thought everyone did that…
I just use Chunkbase and run away from Spawn since I killed one of my worlds by making one too many farms in the Spawn chunks once.
@@mlmii1933 mine ended cuz an advancements datapack randomly gave me everything in the game and i didnt wanna cheat
Bro i got super lucky spawn at first try,
I got treasure map and few more loot chests and few diamond at first 5 min!And all of them nezt to a dark oak biome!I can share seed here of someone want
@ItsMarshy just choose a good world seed from TH-cam
1:33 wool can be crafted like that!!!??
3:47 WOW...
4:42 this is ingenious!!
yea, sometimes I end up in caves killing spiders just to have a bed
After getting iron stuff and enough temporary food, it's probably better to look for a village (Preferrably with a librarian house). Trade with fletcher, farmer, toolsmith and librarian. All you need is emeralds (sticks, paper)
Also, you can get very good enchanted books from villages instead of building full setup of enchanting table
If you mention toolsmith you may as well talk about the weaponsmiths and armorers
i do this in every world i play lmao i will never mine diamond again
😮 💀😱😱🤯
@@Gxxx0511 i killed dragon with 0 diamonds mined and it’s very funny to play like that.
3:04 bro became god of ores 💀
If you ever go out exploring in your world and find a mushroom island, you won’t have to make a cow farm since a lot of mooshrooms spawn there and drop the same things as cow. I’ve gotten stacks of leather and beef so it’s an efficient way to get food and leather early on.
This concept is very good. A SERIES on this would be great.
One of the videos in this series should be "what to do in a 500+ days world once you're bored."
I... am very interested in seeing your take on this.
I just watched a 500 days video right before this video lol
@@pinkliongaming8769name?
This is how I started. Here I aim to never mine for diamonds after some time.
1. Bed
2. Cows(for entity craming farm)
3. Portal
4. 5-Ender Perls.(build portal on nether bedrock)
5. Ianxofour goldxp farm.
6. Enchanting setup
7. Bamboo farm to build Mob farm from scaffoldings
8. Get Villagers, stop mining for dimonds.
9. Nether fortress for potion setup.
10. Cure villagers for trading.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
@@ModelAirportDutchie I did ender dragon after step 6. Kept the elytra, till step 7 and started using it.
For your first night you don't have to build a dirt hut. You can either just skip the night with a bed or just dig down and cover the top and go mining or whatever
People who play this game in general have some ick with houses lol. Even in the building community you see 90% of standard house shapes you have in the real world. You play the game where you can literally build everything you can imagine yet every house (especially starter) house is copy paste like wtf build something underground or high up or in a mountain side...
You guys should build a skulk covered biome next! That would look really cool
yeahhhhhhhh
already exists, its called the deep dark
@@TigerMC2 sure, like the deep dark magically spawns on the surface of the overworld, that makes perfect sense
@@Zazu_24_YT just because it's not on the surface doesn't mean it's not a biome
its coming in 1.20
2:22 The crops grow twice as fast if you plant in rows (avoid similar crops next to each other unless they are in a row); the change in growth rate is easily noticeable. Also having farmland around your crops boosts growth so you can keep empty rows between your crops to increase efficiency if you only have wheat seeds for example
Proof?
@@nitrogen446 bro he is correct... Trust me
@@nitrogen446 just go try it
bro took a Harvard class for Minecraft lmao
@@nuhmar3331 yes I did
If you spawn in a desert just quit and create a new world
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0:57 bro littrally said inithibigining
One thing you should do when you load up your world (and you're fine with Continuing) is writing down the Coordinates of Spawn. Or just take a screenshot. Don't take too much time on it tho.
why?
@@seyyy4211 Now, I'm not sure why. But you just want to know where the Spawn Chunks are.
@@seyyy4211 Incase u might to want to make shulker farm full working in your world since farms in chunk spawn produces all of the time not needing to afk near it
shouldn't X at spawn just be 0?
or just use a compass
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Me being a minecraft veteran and still watching this....
*And learning things*
This is a very basic video and directed at beginners. I would like to know what u learnt
@@slayer8780 For me it's the diamond thingy and the importance of planting wheat early on (unless you spawn near village with haybale of course).
@@karashuun1083 The diamond thing is just pure logic and the wheat planting has no point. If you have an animal farm why would you waste time planting wheat and waitin for it to grow while you can slaughter animals at a much faster rate?
@@karashuun1083 i feel like the diamon thing is pretty self explanatory but people dont think of it because it takes so much effort. I personally dont do that like im not gonna spend a lot of effort getting fortune 3 on a pick and write down the coord sof the diamonds. Thats just me cos im lazy. Also when he says he got lucky by getting fortune 1, i think fortune 3 is just necessary. My take on this. Also haybales are different because you want an unlimited and automatic supply of wheat. Just pointing that out
@@ihatehandleupdate Yea, but people tend to forget about it. The wheat farming is quite useful for breeding early especially sheep when you want lots of wool. You can also use bone meal from killing skeleton but it can be risky.
My personal recommendation for starting a new world is, to go to you launcher, and select an older version of minecraft, in my case 1.9, and move up version as progress is made, a lot of features change or are removed, take for example how in 1.9 you can have both mending and infinity on a bow, but later got removed, bows made with both keep both, and then in 1.14 god armor was attainable, in summary do a little bit of research, on things that get added or removed, since almost everything (that i can think of) that got "removed" only got made unobtainable
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
Finally, I can survive properly now.
Ме too
You should find a village you will get everything you need
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Waw This could have been useful when we started tge survival world of our channel!!!
The grammar of this comment is killing me
@@teun6743 the grammar is fine tbh. the spelling however...
I hste thid comments spellign
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Ahhah sorry guys
Dig three blocks down.
Put dirt above.
Survive.
What about food
That's not thriving though that's just living. The point of minecraft is to thrive and survive
have yall ever thought of doing a 1 block skyblock series? I think it would be very cool and entertaining watching 2 people survive 100 days and then 200 days etc. instead of the normal 1 player playthroughs 🙂
Yeah
Imp and Skiz
@@yashasrmanur1208 Impulse & Skiz r cool and all but they ain't no Shulkercraft Bros, yknow? 🙂
i gotchu with that, sounds like a good idea i'll do it
over 100 days on that would get extremely boring and repetitive
My favorite way to start it is to -
find a village, get at least 3 fletchers and get a lot of sticks, trade them for emeralds, and get an armorsmith, toolsmith, and weaponsmith. I have done it many times and got full diamond tools in just over an hour
To get Diamond stuff you need to level villagers to max level. How do you do IT? Do you Also mine for iron at y-14, And then trade IT to get max level of villagers?
@@nechciuvest1427I just keep doing the sticks, and I make an easy iron farm by voltrox and use that th-cam.com/video/idWbgAQfmP0/w-d-xo.html
@@nechciuvest1427 don't you know stick trades to the flethchers?
@@sTozic98 i do know. But emerald trades give almost no xp to villager, that is why i usually mine at y 14 to find iron and sell it to villagers, becuase it gives them a lot of xp.
pro tip:
use the Fortune enchantment on a hoe, this doubles the amount of items collected in crops, making an automatic crop farm almost unnecessary.
this works in Bedrock Edition, in Java, I don't know if it works.
It does! And not just a hoe, any tool does!
works in both
A fortune pick also works
Couldn't have come out at a more perfect time. I've been playing minecraft for 5 years and I never found myself really enjoying the early game as such, but when I followed the tutorial i sort of started to.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
ive been playing minecraft for over 10 years and this is still helpful 😂❤
Sometimes when i hear scary noises in the cave i will make charcoal instead.
Ain’t nobody leaving them diamonds there and going back 😂
So true lol
I did it for the first time in my life yesterday because I got crazy lucky and found like 20 different diamonds spots in an abandoned mineshaft
Phew, after a few thousand walkthroughs, I had of course never made it a few hours into a new world before. Now, thanks to Shulkercraft, I know how to not be utterly incompetent at a children's game!
Hey, you know how to be utterly incompetent at a game for people of all ages!!!
not children!!!
Bro i always get confused what to do when created a new world i usally started to speedrun and die, this video is so helpful to me , THANKS :)
Shulkercraft, your tutorial is great, I have tried it and it work very well. When I first play minecraft, I mine every single diamond I found with a iron pickaxe. Thank you for the tutorial.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
My personal tip is always to learn the game in 1.16.1 FSG speedruns, since thats what i personally did after returning to the game after many years. once i was pretty good at them, i just started running speedruns in hardcore until i found an end city near the gateway with a sub 30 dragon completion. since those were my reset conditions lmao
no. absolutely not. do NOT do this if you’re starting out a survival world. coming from a runner myself this is horrible advice, you end up with 30 levels and that’s about it. your world will never be linear like fsg. just play minecraft
How is this even remotely horrible advice.
You can't even give one good reason as to why it would be bad advice, all you said was you end with 30 levels, which by the way, is also wrong, so clearly you have no idea what you are talking about.
Speed-running helps you both in understanding the mechanics of the game, and allows you to get better at areas of the game you previously would have been cautious over.
As for you saying your world wont be linear like FSG seeds, that's quite obvious, however yet again, you prove that your understanding of speed-running is that of a child. FSG seeds are great for beginner players. Most players new to the game, get the most anxious when dealing with fortress/bastions/the end dragon.
If you are a new player, When you eliminate variables such as wasting time trying to find these places in RSG, you basically streamline the progression and can focus solely on areas of the game you struggled with previously without the additional time cost of doing it on a random seed.
All info regarding fsg seed generators can be found on the official speedrunning website. (NEVER CLICK UNTRUSTED LINKS)
@@realglobmaster yea i agree
Lol I play lots of Minecraft pvp and once I started 1.16.1 speed runs the game is such a breeze. I always start hc survival play throughs speed running end cities so I can have elytra and shulkers so much easier and less work for basically max enchanted gear. I refuse to start worlds any other way. Although I might stop doing it because usually I don’t feel as invested when I play a survival world this way. I think if I take more time and build some stuff instead of just focusing on efficiency all the time I might feel more attached to the world and shit. But nothings wrong with that. Any play style is acceptable.
@@realglobmaster ur so off topic the video is about beating minecraft not speedrunning it Pigeon
A good and less time consuming way to find iron and coal early hand is to search for a large mountain made of stone, which can spawn iron, coal, and even emeralds in large quantities the higher up you go
The best strategy in my opinion is immediately searching a village. You can make a very simple iron farm in 10 minutes giving you infinite iron. There's alot of hay bales and crops to supply you with 2-3 stacks bread or other food. Then try to find a lava pool and go into the nether. Find a bastion with gold blocks to trade with piglins for enderpearls. Kill some blazes and craft ender eyes and find the end portal. Destroy nether stars using the spectral arrows you get from the piglins and kill the dragon with the beds from the village. Make an enderman xp farm and get an efficiency 4/5 iron or diamond pick preferably with unbreaking and fortune aswell. Do some strip mining or cave exploring around -53, find diamonds, craft full dia set. Possibly mine the bookshelfs from the end library for books to help with enchanting and get a set of god gear. Go through the new end portal that spawned in and bridge out in a random direction to hopefully find an end city with an elytra and you're golden. God gear, infinite iron and xp , elytra to make exploring and building 10x easier. All within a couple hours. After this make an automatic sugar cane farm and a mob drop farm for rockets.
Ps: if you struggle to get pearls from the piglins you can either kill endermans in the purple area's in the nether because they spawn alot there or build a simple gold farm ontop of the nether roof.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
I can actually survive for more then 1 night now. Thank you 🙏
@@pandaruhs9465 I’m on day 90 with just an iron chestplate. I spent that time rebuilding the Aztec Empire
I'm pretty much a Minecraft newby, who used to love mining, but I don't do it any more since the Caves & Cliffs update. Now, I just use a villager breeder to pump out villagers to trade with and get my enchanted armor & tools from them.
@@grondhero I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
1:50 there actually isn't a need for the dirt hut, you can just put the bed wherever and sleep really quickly
it depends on how long you are deciding to stay there
@@invert9796 not really. in the starting days you don't need the hut if you have a bed because you have lots of other things to do and there is no point wasting time on a hut. Just as there is no point spawning monsters around your place if you stay awake after sunset
Thank you for the tutorial! I've been trying to play Minecraft survival and the tutorial really helps. Keep safe too!
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
In my experience, Villagers are the best early game strategy! They sell enchanted diamond armor, weapons, and tools, as well as food and bookshelves. Not to mention any enchant in the game!
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
The most efficient way of starting a world would actually skip the entire farm and enchanting part, and only going for the loot in the end cities. The dungeon has such an op loot, you would either replace all of your items or combine them with the city's loot anyway. Going into a city with regular iron gear is also much more rewarding than looting one with enchanted diamond armor. Some items like the elytra and shulker boxes are also very useful.
If you are starting a new world, its best if you unlock the most powerful items early, and this means going straight for the cities is the best tactic.
I have two ways for survival first hours - one is get as much wood as can before night comes, and then build home with starting blocks like crafting table, furnace, bed. Second way - just go into cave and MINE. Not go to the surface, just get iron and diamonds and survive first night in the cave. After that you can start build home. I'm usually prepare second way.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
Your trick kinda risky bcoz if u r underground while it is night and u come back to the surface there r dozen of mobs waiting i always die like i lure a creeper to make him explode and a skeleton hits my shield and it gets taken down and creeper boom and YOU DIED
@@KaluaBihari if you see it's still night, you just go back in the cave and mine another 5 minutes. After that you can go on the surface
@@Albus_Dambldor ya i meant that creepers will then lurk around in yhe daytime
Thanks, man. Just started a new world.
Use campfires to cook food in early game. Helps a lot and hunt for fishes in river. They respawn easily and is great for first few nights (if you didn't already know)
How to start your world with a boost
1. *Find a god seed fits with your current version (To make sure the provided stuff will spawn)*
You can skip a lot of this if you find a village. Start with a simple iron farm. I recommend ianxofour's first day iron farm. After that create an armorer a toolsmith and a weaponsmith. You will need some emeralds to start trading with them so a farmer villager is also useful. You can combine a couple farmer villagers to make a villager breeder if you'd like. Make a farm with whatever crops are around and trade until you have enough emeralds to get the armorer, toolsmith and weaponsmith to their iron trade. From there you can just trade iron until you get to their diamond tier where all your gear can be bought without the need to mine for diamonds. From there it's up to you. I usually get to the nether and farm ender pearls in the warped forest and search for a fortress for blaze rods to make eye's of ender to get to the end. After defeating the dragon an enderman farm will set you up for xp to max enchant all the gear you got from your villagers. From there you are set to mine for netherite to get to the final teir.
The torch doesn't even give off light while holding it so I never would have thought I could light up an area by dropping one.. That's actually pretty awesome.
I already Know This But i watch ur videos cuz they're well Editing And Fun😊😊
Finally a video that shows me the progress by steps and more!! Just stopped at 3:40 and its already awsome, did not no how to do progress, ty! ❤
For 1:37, you can just camp at the village. For 1:46, if it's already dark and you have a bed in your inventory, sleep right away and build your bunker in the morning.
I do that sometimes lol 😁
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
I don't know what i was expecting 😂 I thought it would be a more experienced guide for some reason
I just started a new server today! None of my friends were online tho.
I spawned in a savannah mountain next to a massive cave system. There was lots of iron and emeralds in the surface, I got full iron in less than 10 mins
i didnt find many diamonds tho, just commenting after a 45 minute mining trip and searching how to make a starter base lmao
Thats souds Cool, Can i join?
Strategy that i have used is clay mining. I trade the clay for emeralds and buy tools from smiths. It is worked for me very vell. I also get quite much xp from trading in the beginning.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
Thanks for this tutorial! It really helped me. I always ended up building a base way too soon.
My strat build a iron farm 45 Minutes
Building Stone generator 1-3 min
Build mob spawner witch 5 floor 90min
Go get redstone 10 min
Build a nether portal 21x21 and upgrade
IT later to gold farm 30 Min
Go found nether baze and Kill endermans, blaze 30-60 min
Go find ender partal 30-60 min
Go kill dragon (beds strat) 5-10 min
Go get elytra 30 min
UwU
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**More tips below**
Pls dont break the block in middle of desert temple tnt will be activated ❤️ shulkercraft forgot to mention it (tips to beginners)
Try finding ocean make a boat and loot shipwrecks and treasure
2. Use ur iron to get wood and find village and trade with flecthers
3.use ems to buy armor from a villager tht accepts job by blastfurnace and tools from toolsmith which is smithing table or grindstone
4.get fortune books and u can get ems by iron by making ianxofour ironfarm very easy in day 2 or day 1
5.loot bastions after u enter nether use boats and lava to trap piglin brutes and to land safely from heigh places to lower
6. Make shulker craft hoglinfarn
7.make ianxofour raid farm 30 mins build only
8.raid farm is great xpfarm so u cam enchant with it
Hope this helps u ❤️
Enjoy
are you expecting people new to minecraft know how to walk over lava with boats
@@portalguy1432 to trap piglim brutes not in lava
@@oStarvy ohh you should’ve worded that better also cool tick emoji
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
The pressure plate in the desert temples is stone which means it's weighted so blocks can't activate it.
SHULKERCRAFT wad MY first TH-camR as GUIDE...
Thank you so much I really needed this video
Next video please:
How to become stacked very fast
Ok all of this is very good but one thing I just want to say if you are planning to make a world for awhile do not use buckets for your portal because when you want to link portals you will have a very hard time
Nah, if you have your world for a while, you will probably have Efficiency 5 and it won't be that hard to destroy the old portals.
Tip:
mining into a nearby cliff and making it your bunker is much easier than gathering dirt for a dirt hut (which also looks quite ugly imo)
ain’t no way he was happy with fortune I. i won’t stop searching until i get fortune three cuz it’s a rip off without it lmao
Thanks, man. Haven't played since its launch back on the 360 and its like a whole other game now. Its amazing how long a lifespan if a game can be when devs actually care about their community.
Another strategy is to make a string duper and find village to villagers into fishermen. This way you can trade string with them to get infinite emeralds. U can use those emerald to trade with toolsmith, weapon smith and armourer to get complete gear. Later in the game get some librarians and make a XP farm to fully enchant your gear
Pro Tip: If you don't want to spend lots of time mining diamonds (or if you're unlucky like me), you can trade with villagers and you can level them up so that they trade diamond gears (armor, helmets, boots, leggings, pickaxe, shovels etc). At the top level, villagers even trade enchanted items.
This way, you can have enchanted diamond tools without having to mine diamonds or have an enchantment table for that matter
You speak as if getting an armorer or weaponsmith to max is as easy as that, not to forget it's even harder to get enough emeralds to buy enough gear from them.
@@sigmaandpi2062 it is actually. You make a farm and grow crops. Trade it with farmer for emerald. Also trade sticks from trees with Fletcher. Then take the emerald to trade with weaponsmith and toolsmith.
Within few hours you'll have enchanted diamond armour and tools without having to mine any diamond. And you'll also get lots of XP.
As an added bonus, they're also a recurrent source or enchanted diamond stuff and you don't have to worry about losing your diamond stuff in a fight or ravine
@@LonelyRacoon It takes around 3-4 in game days for crops to grow, not to forget the farmer trades for like 30 wheats for one emerald.
The Fletcher takes 32 sticks for 1 emerald.
And to max your armorer and weaponsmith you would need to buy lots of stuff from them.
Trading can only be useful if you can make weakness potions and golden Apple, then just cure zombie villager and get cheap trades but if you don't have these two then you are wasting your time in trading.
@@sigmaandpi2062 well there is sticks, wheat, potato, carrot, beet, watermelon, pumpkin and sugarcane (paper) to trade. And with these, you trade among multiple working villagers. Trees can be grown instantly with all the extra seeds (by converting them into bonemeal with a composter) you get with beet and leftover melon. So there's a constant supply of them. Talking about other crops, although they take a long time, it's a volume game and since there's multiple types of crops and multiple working villagers involved, you can very easily get stacks of EMERALD BLOCKS. And with such high supply of emerald, I don't think it's worth the effort to first infect a villager with zombie and then cure them.
Atleast that's what I do and unless my friends get lucky, I'm usually the first one who gets all the enchanted diamond stuff first.
Also, when you're starting the game it takes so much time to first gather the iron, then melt them to make tools only for them to perish after a while. Then you'll have to go on another mining session which is not always productive.
I haven't even started on the risks of getting killed during a mining session and losing all your precious stuff.
It's not wasting time if my results are guaranteed unlike mining which can be highly variable with results.
Also did I mention that you can just buy more gear if your gear runs out if durability or gets despawned in a fight? It's unlimited enchanted diamond stuff with trading. Also, you're self reliant on food which is really important during the beginning.
There's a reason why almost all Minecraft TH-camrs have a trading hall smh.
EDIT: I should mention that you don't just wait for your crops to grow while to trade. It's something that happens in the background while you build your starter base.
@@LonelyRacoon All of those crops takes 3-4 ingame days to grow, most importantly the villager takes like 20-32 of those and gives 1 emerald in return which is very inefficient.
It takes 3 seeds to get one bonemeal, with one stack seeds you will get like 21 bonemeals , and it takes 5-10 bonemeal to grow a single tree.
Even the fletcher trades 32 sticks for 1 emerald, again really inefficient as one wood gives 8 sticks so even with a stack of wood you will barely get 16 emeralds.
Melon is really hard to find, growing only in jungle biome a very rare biome type or you will find the seeds in dungeons, even then farmer takes 4 melon and gives 1 emerald in return, not to forget you will need silk touch to be able to get one melon completely.
Once you get access to few harming potions and golden apples it becomes much easier since after curing those villagers a few times their trades drop to 1 item for 1 emerald. But it takes like 4-5 times for that low price and you will need lots of gold for that.
The new 1.19 update has made finding iron and diamonds so much easier, I got full diamond armour and tools within 3 days. Whereas took me 20 days to get that same diamond armour and tools from villagers even after curing them a lot. Just find a cave which are really abundant in the new 1.19 update and you can find plenty of iron, go to the deepest point and dig to y=-57 level and branch mine a few blocks, within 30 blocks of branch mining you will get atleast half a stack without fortune 3 , and that's guaranteed.
There is literally no harm in mining unless you are cave exploring, branch mining has no risks and you can always avoid the lava if you play properly.
All youtubers have trading hall and i didn't day that having one is useless, but using villagers to get diamond stuff in the beginning is useless since you can get diamonds much faster by mining.
Also raid farms are much better for getting emerald blocks which is again a late game farm so i would recommend to get diamond gear fast and just kill ender dragon, then make an enderman xp farm and you can max your items. Then make all these farms and profit.
I love to find the village with brewing stand as fast as possible so I can have all the villagers job.
And the villager crowd is so good that you feel a lot of people interacting with you 😂
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
Thank you ShulkerCraft 😍
Seriously, your videos are never bad quality and your upload times are insane!
1. mine 3 logs
2. craft wood pick
3. make stone tools
4. hit a village for food, or mine a piece of iron from an exposed cave and obtain flint from gravel. burn animals and slaughter for food.
5. craft or steal a bed to skip night
6. obtain full iron armor and tools + shield through a cave or ocean.
7. enter the nether with a diamond pickaxe
8. mine down 10 obsidian from the portal
9. obtain a stack of eyes of ender to be safe. eight blaze rods 16 pearls.
10. farm gunpowder and sugarcane for rockets
11. beat the game and get an elytra, loot end cities along the way until you have enough shulker boxes and loot
12. build basic farms such as iron farm, enderman farm, simple raid farm
13. end of early game
I hope that everyone who reads this that whatever they are going through gets better, that they won't have to struggle with it or worry about it, and that they will all have a beautiful day. Amen
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My way to survive in minecraft:
1. Get wood QUICKLY (only 1 tree)
2. Turn all logs into planks
3. Make a crafting table
4. Make sticks
5. Place the crafting table and make a wooden pickaxe
6. (Usually) Dig straight down and mine EXACTLY 3 stone
7. Make a stone pickaxe
8. Mine roughly 24 stone
9. Make the following things:
A. Stone Axe
B. Another Stone Pickaxe
C. Furnace
D. Second crafting table (for my house)
10. Get back up to the surface and collect roughly a stack (64) of logs (in some cases 32 logs)
11. Dig down again or go into a cave
...
When i have iron, i ONLY make an iron pickaxe. I always try to collect 5 diamonds or more. Then i make a diamond pickaxe. Then i find more diamonds or i go back up to the surface. Then i build a house/base, and the rest is random.
Edit: I never make iron armor.
My first goal is always just villagers. Get wood, get villagers
perfect timing because i wanted to start a world but didnt know how to start
Alternate starter strategy in case you spawn close to an ocean :
- punch a tree
- craft a boat with chest and a few basic tools
- go sail the high seas looking for shipwrecks, buried treasures drowned cities and ruined portals
- ???
- PROFITS
First, make stone axe, is better then the sword, you can skip the mob caves if you have 3 doors and water cave ( or non snowy mountains). If you find a village you can get all enchantment and armours you need ( mending, protection 4...)...
But not in bedrock
@@iloveaviation32 agreed 👍
My way to play:
1.find village
2.build an iron farm
3.trade iron with villagers
4.buy diamond armour and tool
5.find a spawner or ocean monument
6.build spawner or guardian xp farm
7.get full enchanted
8.get elytra
9.build farms
10.continue playing
Warning for new players : Do not step on the stone pressure plate while looting desert temple😏
and if you do that,you will be dead
I just generated my 1st wprld since 2015 and it gave me an awesome split world. 1 side is cherry trees and jungle trees, the other side is snow and desert.
There is no best or correct way to play minecraft. Play however you want, its a sandbox.
these are just tips and tricks.. not telling how they need to play.
@@pigscanflykethis brought me back, I haven't played Minecraft for a year or so now
@@dougdaddy732dang
I got a better way to put it. The most optimal start to survive in a Minecraft world with enemy mobs. Basically, the essential needs that you would want to gather before anything pops off, which most players know, but I don’t feel is the best word
for beginners i suggest (for the absolute beginners)
1 smelt wood for charcoal as fuel (spruce works best)
2 voltrox iron farm is easy and efficient for solo beginner world
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
@@ModelAirportDutchiehe said for beginner😊
first comment
🥇luck
In my hardoce world i used villagers to get diamond armor and tools. Extremely OP!
I think there is no "correct" way, because it's all a big sandbox where you can do whatever you want. But still good video!
Tip: Always use a bed in the nether next to your portal to set your spawn
Some just wanna see the world burn.
Don't take flint and steel in the nether minecraft got a feature that ur flint and steel will disappear when ur in the nether in about 2 mins
*Claim your ''before an hour'' ticket here*
2nd
I would recommend getting a bucket quickly to get to the nether and use E-ray to find a bastion and pie chart to find fortress
Bro I got 46 diamonds
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No need to brag bro 😭
How to survive in minecraft 101:
- Get wood and craft only a wooden pickaxe, and make sure you have 8 sticks
- Get 16 stone for furnace + stone tools, now you should make your axe sword and stone pickaxe
- Now you need to focus on getting sheep, their wool will give you a bed that you can craft to sleep through the whole night
- Now you need coal and iron, you need the iron for diamonds and just upgrades in general and you'll need the coal for furnaces and torches especially. You can find these in ravines/already generated caves
- Once you have you smelted your iron with your coal and have an iron pickaxe (And a shield, you NEED a shield so you dont die to mobs) you want to go deeper into your cave until you get into the negatives of the Y coordinate, you can find it in f3.
- Reach -53, if you cant find -53 then dig down by using a method where you mine 2 blocks beneath you while staying in the middle so that you dont fall to your death but you also can see where you're going and if there is lava/a big fall beneath you
- Now you just want to strip mine for diamonds
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My biggest advice
As soon as you find a village build your base around there
Early on trap 2 villagers build a house for the a couple of beds
Build some small huts and get your enchants from them, by breaking the lectern till the right enchant is there keep 2 villagers in the breeding hall and you can get any ench quite easy. For emerals best way is fetcher for stick trades get 2-4 of them and you are good to go. Don’t forget you need to trade in order to lock a certain trade from a villager.
1 big set up in terms of time but any ench u need early on fortune unbreaking 3 mending is most likely the most important stuff.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool builds.
Im loving this type of content, keep up the good work 👍
Bro ur videos are sync with my life I’m falling into the matrix.
YESTERDAY I started a new world wtf…
The tips are good for a starter Minecraft player but I gotta say something about this. Getting materials from AFK farms is like being lazy but I don't mind you guys uploading videos for farms
Thank you Shulkercraft for this video I needed it really since I lost my Last Minecraft world and this would be useful
Always dropping fire vids keep it pumping
thanks now I start my new survival
what i do when starting on a new world is get some wood and make my way underground, that means no matter how many days i go without a bed, i wont have to worry about phantoms. with any luck i can find caves and spiders to crush for string to make a bed, once i have 3 wool i can return to the surface and start to build a home.
I usually start by making a big hut for all the villagers, then mine for some time and get Iron so i can make an Iron fam and also have basic armor. While doing that my sugarcane is growing for books for librarian stands. When the iron farm is ready is afk for one real life night and get toolsmiths that always trade iron. Then i basically get all the books for an echantment table so I can limit the time getting all the enchanted books from villagers only. Then I buy everything from them, beat the game, build an enderman farm, get ancient debris and upgrade my base!
Later i make an gunpowder and foodfarm after I get the elytra. I find this the most practical way for me since now I have everything to start making cool build
@@ModelAirportDutchie damn, that's very methodical to say the least.
So I have found that you can use your whole first 20-minute day if you do things in an order. Spend the day light minutes finding the biom you want to build in, plus food and wood. When the sun goes down, dig a hole in the side of a hill and cover the entrance with a block so nothing can get in, then collect stone till the sun comes up.
Portal bonus! Craft a caouldron and get dripstone and make a 1x1 space where u put lava and but block beneath dripstonde and below that cauldron and it will fill up
Thank you! You helped me starting my survival world.
Thank you for this tips and tricks
when grabbing diamonds, make sure you craft the DIAMOND PICKAXE and then the ENCHANTING TABLE, because you will be using the diamond pickaxe for mining obsidian, and enchanting table requires obsidian (and diamond), then you will be getting bookshelves and enchant your items.
I use this strat: stone tool