The Mystery Behind Minecrafts Secret LUCK Effect...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Luck. It plays and important role in many aspects of minecraft, but little do most players know, it can be controlled. You see, there is an unobtainable potion effect in the game, with a crazy unsolved mystery behind it...
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Because if you can brew it you can just use it to your advantage in desert pyramids, village chests, ect
Okay, so I found out how Luck actually effects generated structure loot not too long ago. It is not supposed to give you better loot. Instead, when loot is generated each item is added based on a "roll" (the game randomly chooses an item based on an items weight or probability of being given). However, not every chest gives the same number of unique items. Some generated structure chests have a chance of giving you more items through a bonus "roll"; however you are not guaranteed it. What the Luck effect does is it increases your chance of getting that bonus "roll" based on your level of Luck.
So... luck effect doesn't give you better loot, but does give you more loot?
you're right, the luck 255 chests gave 221 items and the no luck chest gave 169 items.
same
Makes sense
But shouldn't "bonus_rolls" be specified in the loot table for this to work? You can check, but I don't think any of the vanilla loot tables specify the "bonus_rolls" parameter.
Also, you can specify the "quality" of loot table entries. If you do so, the higher your luck is, the more you are likely to get higher quality items. This is used for fishing loot.
Imagine if they added clovers to the lush caves, and then there would be a VERY small chance the find a four leaved clover, which you could use to brew a potion of luck.
This is an excellent idea
Great idea
And maybe there would also be rotten clovers to brew bad luck potion
@@dr.syedmuhammadmanazer-ul-414 1 leaf clovers
@@dr.syedmuhammadmanazer-ul-414 or maybe you use fermented spider eyes
Imagine if luck affected how many eyes were in the end portal...
Hahaha that would be interesting
Maybe being lucky and getting a heart
Interesting
That's seed specific for one thing, and wouldn't work really at all
@@jansenncuber8009 No but think about it though. Luck affected loot in chests when all other versions of the game are seed specific loot. So the game could check to see your luck as soon as u enter a stronghold and give you the eyes dependent on it.
I feel like the luck effect can be reintroduced into the game with a botanical/agriculture update where they include a clover and theres a certain chance to drop a four-leaf when broken and you can use that for a temp effect of luck to use before opening a dungeon chest
Great Idea!
*proceeds to farm clover*
why not using Dripleafs into brewing stand?
@ pretty far from a 4-leaf clover. Or even if it did, the rarity is a bit off
Sounds like a waste of time to me.
It’s common knowledge that most effect commands break when they reach 255. A luck level of 50 or 100 would potentially show different results than a maxed out effect.
My theory is: The "Luck" effect was postponed mid development, that's why it only affects fishing, same with the giant.
Likely
no, the giant was an actual mob, it even had ai. it could spawn in really early versions of the game, although the ai was removed at some point in time, i cant remember when.
@@Reningale it never spawned, as far as I am aware
@@johnnygreenface4195 Maybe infdev?
This is incorrect. Luck 1 or 2 functions correctly. I add Luck to armor pieces with commands all the time. I assure you it makes a huge difference.
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They sure are interesting! While the average player doesn’t know much about most topics covered in these videos long term or more technical players will gain less enjoyment out of these which is unfortunate.
Dreams drinks one of these potions before doing a speedrun
Lmao
Smoking that modding records pack
dream drinks 10 of these
Lol
He snorted ten pounds of crushed four leaf clovers before submitting that speedrun
Luck effect: taunts
you with a effect that you will never get
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@@fortnitesexman ok
I could imagine Mojang added every tipped error to the Hero of the Village Loot Table and then realised that the Luck Arrow was added too, which they didn't want so they reversed it
Maybe they added all of them in and removed each one that wouldn't be needed, and confused luck with poison or something else
6:52 "However, unluck the other tipped arrows" lmao
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IVE WATCHED THIS VIDEO TWICE AND NEVER NOTICED THAT
this guy is so cool he managed to talk about an EFFECT for 10 MINUTES
and keep me watching
I remember subscribing to you when a lot of stans were attacking you for that manhunt video, glad to see you're still making good content and staying passionate
Good luck, nice video
:)
Good *luck*
@@spikesunshine5045 oh my god i didnt realize i did that thats incredible
@@TheMisterEpic :) to you too my good sir
When luck was being added, I remember just hearing it was improving fishing rates, I never heard it had an impact on dungeon chests until now
Yeah same
I mean technically, it didny have an effect. That might have been the original intention but it never was able to give better drops
Well actually it doesn't it's just a lot of people like to be misleading
I knew that the luck effect existed, but I had absolutely no idea there was an bad luck effect.
I think, if luck is ever fully implemented in the game, it would only effect non-tool rng (loot from chests, Villager trades, etc). Minecraft doesn’t really like certain things interfering with each other, whether it’s due to balancing or other reasons, so having it effect the rng that isn’t already able to be tampered with would go with that theme
Luck Effect: Increases the chances of getting good loot from naturally generated chests
Or does it....
It used to
Chests are pregenerated
@@leslaw1979 chests are but their contents are not
@@Fardeen. did you? Luck didn't ha e any affect, it was said that that was one of the i tentioms of the luck effect but amded up not working
I’m pretty sure the luck effect did work on naturally spawning chest and fishing rod only for that one week it was In the game, but after that they changed it so the luck effect only works for fishing
I remember seeing this in the potion inventory and was like "Ohh, how cool." but never used it again.
I've meddled with loot tables and the luck attribute before, and optimizing the effect would be trivial, as you could just change a few values for block drops, and quality for chest/mob drops
0:28 actually, just put 10 points into luck and you're good to go
Bki u haven't even watched the whole video yet
@@jacobelliss8970 it's a joke, a reference to fallout
Lmao
Is this a morion blade joke
Is this a luck build in ds3 reference
I remember when this was a potion in the snapshots
It still is on bedrock edition
I feel like they have a plan for luck for these coming updates and its likely to be found in nether biomes like for future warped or crimson villages? I guess idk
I like to troll my friends by giving them unluck when they’re fishing using commands.
LOL
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@@TheMisterEpic I'm sure you receive a lot of comments but I appreciate you taking g the time to read my comment. I post a lot of long ass comments on your channel so I hope it's not flooding your notifications lol
I knew about Luck in legacy console edition and didnt know it was unobtainable in survival minecraft so when I tried to brew a potion in survival using a Rabbit's Foot, I was surprised when it was Leaping instead of luck lol.
As someone who's worked with loot tables, I can shed some light on this. In order for luck to affect loot table chances, you have to specifically configure the loot table with "quality" or "bonus_rolls" attributes. Most loot tables have bonus_rolls set to 0 so no matter your luck amount you won't get extra rolls, and the fishing loot tables are the only ones which use the quality attribute. I think luck modifiers are largely unimplemented because Mojang is hesitant to make Luck obtainable in gameplay, it could give players a fear of missing out if they open a chest without the Luck effect active. But on the other hand, it would make grindy activities like hunting wither skulls and tridents less of a chore if you could chug down a luck potion beforehand.
The thing is, we already have Fortune and Looting for things like that. I think the problem here is psychology. Even though resources are infinite, I do the minimal amount of mining possible before obtaining a Fortune III pickax. In fact, my whole early game is basically a rush to obtain Fortune III on a pickax, and I don't think I'm alone in that. Only then do I feel like I'm not wasting ores when I mine them, even though there are more ores out there than I'll ever use. If Luck effected loot, my guess is a lot of players would feel Luck was a necessity when playing.
@@celebrim1 , absolutely same. I think we just don't want to waste non-renewable resources (diamonds, lapides lazuli, etc.), after all, sooner or later, if we start digging up the whole world, there will be nothing left but the items in the containers.
You have to be joking when you say "what's the first thing you think of when you think about luck in Minecraft" and don't even acknowledge that 99.999% of us just thought of Mr. Smile Face Guy himself
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Luck not working in certain situations just tells me that the true power to change fate was inside us all along
Some potion effects act different once you pass level 127. Is it possible that luck is one of these? Testing on level 255 could mean you are testing at the equivalent difference of level 0 vs level -0
it worked with fishing tho
Slight note: clovers do not have hear shaped leaves. I know the clover emoji 🍀 does, but if you actually look up an image of a clover they have rounded leaves! There is a plant that does have heart shaped leaves that looks a lot like a clover though: Wood Sorrel.
So if we're being nitpicky (always fun...) the symbol for luck in Minecraft is a four leaf wood sorrel
Actually, I have seen both rounded and heart-shaped leaves. I know for sure I have rounded-shape 4-leaf clovers, and I think I have a heart-shape 4-leaf clover too.
@RealMelodyHope are you sure it's a clover? Wood Sorrel does look very similar which is why it's so often confused with it. Wood Sorrel is often a lighter shade of green, and grows small yellow flowers that are completely different from the pom poms of clovers.
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I remember seeing this effect years ago, and read that it gave better fishing items, but I didn't know about chest generated loot.
Also, wait, using the same seed doesn't give you the same loot anymore? I've been living a lie this whole time.
Also, my theory on luck is that they are working on it, but it's low priority rn, kinda like the illusioner.
It does still, if you watch the xisuma vid he explains it more clearly. It only changes if you generate a loot chest with a command and set it to modify with luck. All world generated chests will have the same loot, otherwise there wouldn't be a point to a 1.9+ set seed category in speed running
theory: the reason why luck doesn't work is due to the value of the luck (possibly) being "modded" (put through the modulo function, i.e. (integer1 mod integer2) returns the value of the remainder of (integer1 / integer2)), which is why maybe luck 255 is treated as not much higher or maybe even equal to luck 0 (e.g. 255 mod 5 returns 0).
where did i get this theory from? you see, according to the wiki, the value of poison is modded by 32, so perhaps it isn't the only status effect that uses the modulo function.
Keep up the video grinding, love your style
i really need a luck potion irl rn
Ohhhh wish we could get luck in survival! Love the vid!
FYI Luck only works to +2 without data packs. Much like certain enchants, using commands to give a level higher than programmed negates the effect 😉. I suggest you give yourself Luck 1 or 2 and retest. The effect is quite obvious. You can actually add luck to armor pieces to get this effect permanently.
Pathfinder is a really good song, I was surprised to hear it in the background lol (I have played Jsab so that's where I found it)
The reason why luck only affects fishing is because the loot tables in the game files of the fishing have a quality modifier, which increases (or decreases) the weight for that item to drop , weight is basically the chance for an item to drop, if I were to create a loot table, with a stick with a weight of 9 and a diamond with a weight of 1 the chances would be 90% stick and 10% diamond (the formula is chance = weight / sum) only the fishing loot tables have a quality modifier, while every other loot table doesn't, this is the same on Minecraft bedrock, where the luck effect got completely removed, the way quality works is weight = weight + (quality * generic.luck) and when quality is not defined the default value is 0. In Minecraft bedrock you can create addons in which you can create loot tables, and in the documentation there is the quality modifier which gets used with luck, and as i said that effect got completely removed from bedrock... I think they might add this effect again and make it usable in survival mode in a later version.
Ah, I didn't know I had Bad Luck III while I always play, thanks
As the Jedi once said: “there’s no such thing as luck”.
"good thing I thaugth you otherwise"
Your videos are always a pleasure to watch!
you're videos are always nice why are you so underrated this is so interesting
I'm a luck believer , I think that luck is actually a good potion effect (if it worked as intended for loot chests)
Fr i cant believe ppl dont believe dteam did his speedrun legit like 1 in 7.5 trillion means nothing he was just lucky smh 🙄🙄🤦
@@501thtrooper4 ikr it was just the luck potion effect
checked on ancient city chest - it at least SOMEWHAT works.
@@Lyokoheros-KLPXTV yeah but it only "works" with world-generated chests
@@user-yw3ic8qc1h and why would that be an issue?
I feel like it would be easier to substitute Luck and Bad Luck effects for Mob spawn rates instead of loot tables.
Luck would decrease Hostile Mob spawn rates while increasing Friendly Mob Spawn rates. Bad Luck can do the opposite and increase the chance of Hostile mobs spawning with stronger equipments or natural charged creepers for stronger bad luck.
Actually, decreasing hostile mob spawn rate not actually a good thing while you'r farming mob
@Keny not Kenny
which would make the bad luck effect useful as a drinkable potion.
If it were implemented, it'd be cool if Mojang added clovers to randomly generated plants, and in plains biomes there could be clover patches that could very rarely include a four leafed clover that could be used to brew a luck potion. and for a bad luck potion, some nether equivalent of clovers, but same deal. IDK i just really want more variety in plants in game lol
I knew about the existence of the luck potion/effect for some years, but for a long time I thought it was just fortune in potion/effect form, meaning it would give you more block drops.
I also didn't know that it can change chest loot as I thought chest loot was entirely dependent on the seed.
But even after so many years you can still learn new things about Minecraft.
except effects tend to break if you go beyond level 126...
I tried it with luck level 1 and 2 as well, and it didn't work
@@TheMisterEpic i think looking at the game's code would be the best to see if it actually does something or not
Did you know dream found a way to gain this effect in 1000% unmodded vanilla minecraft????
wish i had this effect in real life, then maybe dad will come back with his milk.
Technically his wr he used a luck mod so cheats were enabled
Didn’t dream literally mod his speedrun tho lol?
Mojang (Minecraft): gosh, luck effect is so difficult to code.
Re-Logic (Terraria): "i'm four parallel worlds ahead of you".
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Maybe Luck can work as a multiplier depending on the situation.
If you have luck only, the calculation would be as follows: 1.1x loot from mobs, 1.075x from mining, 1.1x for chests (more on that l8r) and 1.15x from fishing, give or take.
But, if you had any other effect that adds up to the resource gathering, the multiplier would be (luck multiplier - (enchantment level / 100) or something along the lines.
Chests, on the other hand, would have to be adjusted for each. Maybe some chests don't even benefit from Luck (maybe Treasure Bastion's treasure), or some others get a huge (~1.75x) multiplier (dungeons, mineshafts).
Or, they can be handled like they do at the moment: you roll your chances from the loot table, and for every luck level you get a number of chances to spin another time (determined by the table).
As for the crafting, maybe have some rare item that drops randomly from only one mob (can't think of one rn, maybe totem of undying but that's too expensive (?)) and have it brew on the brewing stand.
why am I writing this no one will ever see it ._.
i did see it
I remember the luck potion on the legacy console. I thought it was cool and then realized that it sucked and never used it again. Didn't know about bad luck though. It seems cool and I would like to see it in survival.
However it does work on custom chest loot tables
"Luck. When it comes to Minecraft, what is the first thing that comes to mind?"
Dream... He's definitely a very "lucky" person.
My most plausible guess is that the potion is there for mapmakers. Any mapmaker can add a "quality" tag to their loot tables (which will cause Luck to affect the table contents), and it might be useful for such an effect to exist when rolling loot.
Luck was added so people like you would be able to create content on it. ;-)
The way luck works technically is that it affects certain optional parts of loot tables called quality and bonus rolls which as far as i know vanilla loot tables never used except for fishing.
Bonus rolls are how many extra items it should add and are then multiplied by your luck level.
For example, Bonus rolls = 1 and you have luck 2, You would get 2 extra items.
Quality is also affected by luck however it is far more complicated since it changes how often an item is pulled using a formula.
For a simple example, Quality = 2 and luck 2, it will become 4 times as likely for you to pick that item.
Since most vanilla loottables dont have bonus rolls nor quality, luck is useless for vanilla and only useful for data packs and maps.
Source: Loot tables from minecraft wiki
In fact, I've just checked and no vanilla loot tables have quality or bonus rolls.
Easy way to implement it is to make it increase the level of luck enchantments by its level.
Potion of luck 2 = fortune 5, looting 5, luck of the sea 5.
Simple, not too crazy.
I think it's one of those features specialized for map makers. It could easily be granted temporarily when dungeoneering, upon killing a certain mob, or completing a quest.
The luck effect, more like the placebo effect
Lol
"Because the effect has never been obtainable in survival mode"
"It wasn't always like this though"
So, why say it has never been obtainable then..?
well, never obtainable in full releases
It might be interesting if the luck effect (as it applies to loot chests) was granted in some unique way, like having a rabbit nearby similar to Dolphin's Grace, and for there to be some items obtainable exclusive to a loot pool that only generates items if your luck is above 0. So going adventuring with your pets would be like a more dangerous escort mission, but with a bigger/more unique payout
I think the luck enchantment was for map makers... For example you wanted a player to fish a bow, but it is difficult to get - so luck was added for map makers.
Only OG veterans knows that luck effect in minecraft is rarely op
"Getting a Trident from a drowned"
Bedrock players: How cute :)
Gives drowned with trident nautilus shell thus making drowned drop trident
Gonna defend the wiki and say it isn't wrong like you claim. The overview is perhaps wrong considering it only mentions "generated structures" (which I wouldn't say fishing is), but the Effect section very much states that Luck gives you better drops based on their Quality score, and that fishing is the only loot table to use this Quality score. Luck works, it's just not implemented into the loot tables you tried.
Actually, Luck _does_ work on chests... The problem is that none of the loot tables are configured in a way to let them work with luck. You see, every item entry on a loot table has a "quality" value, which uses the luck attribute to alter the item's chance of appearing... However, by default there is no value set, so the luck does nothing. If you were to go through and edit the loot tables with data packs you could make it actually work, but I guess Mojang either got too lazy or decided to stop developing the effect so they didn't fix to loot tables to work with it (I say lazy because it would take a LOT of time setting different quality values for every item in the loot pool, especially when taking into account game balance).
Apparently, Dream has a lot of this
Dream must of used this.
2 dream comments in a row… u got any original jokes?
When I was making data packs, I looked at all the loot tables, and luck is not used at all in any of them (that I can remember), but can be easily implemented with data packs.
Maybe luck was designed to be an internal debugging tool, or designed as something else and adapted to that role.
You set your test code to use luck. You test your code (maybe the last thing they were testing was luck of the sea, and that's why it works for fishing). It works. You make it an effect and ship it. Next effect, you just swap out what luck effects, or loot tables, or whatever else you're trying to test.
The reason we can’t get luck because Dream took all of it smh.
Potion effects typically break if you go above level 126 so I'm very skeptical about this video. You make great videos but you've really dropped the ball with this oversight.
I tested it with both level 1 and 2 luck, to no avail. Similarly, if you watch xisumavoid's video, he comes to the same conclusion as me
@@TheMisterEpic Ah, thank you for the response.
It would be relatively easy to create a luck system that is not complicated and just works:
Lucky lvl1: The RNG picks the next random number, and another extra, and chooses the "best one" out of them
Unlucky lvl1: same but chooses the "worst one"
This way it could affect everything random ingame. Every level would increase the additional random numbers.
All the Minecraft effects are broken above level 127 because of a mishandling in the code, causing it to treat them as NEGATIVE. Most effect still seem to kinda work there, but that's why luck 255 gives you trash loot.
Ah yes, testing one variable and saying it does nothing. How scientifically thorough for this mystery solving video.
It’s luck that people can make videos like this because it’s so good!
Great video. Can you do a video on mending-infinity bows? They are supposedly obtainable from skeleton horsemen, but I've read conflicting information.
I think they might finish luck one day since the actual potion logo you see when you open your inventory was replaced with a new one in later versions ( I noticed on 1.17.1 but idk if it was added before that)
The fact that I’ve played minecraft for over 5-6 years and never heard about a luck potion is suprising-
Simple solution: create unique items that have some sort if mildy convenient functionality that is only obtained while having the luck effect. Or it could even be a trophy of some sort like a mob head, or a music disc. It really shouldn't be difficult to balance imo.
Waiting for this channel to blow up
5:03 some potion effects have a different level limit. If you gave yourself jump boost 127 in java, it would work, but 128 would prevent jumping entirely. Instant damage 29+is basically just like getting hit by pre-1.12 snowballs. Using an anti-immunity-frame mod, I discovered that poison/wither 128+ is the same is level 0 (displays as 1). These limits go for almost anything nbt. The maximum possible velocity you can summon an entity with is 10,10,10. Anything higher is counted as 0. Enchantment level 32768 (typed 32767 in commands) is the max you can put on an item with /give. Luck might work fine with lower levels.
People with both luck and bad luck: *my objectives are beyond your imagination*
I think it would be cool, if the luck effect ever worked, to add a sort of Karma system to servers. If you help people out and are nice and such, you slowly accumulate good Karma, or luck, and when you are mean or an overall worse person, you get bad Karma, or bad luck. This could be applied to a survival server or a multiplayer games server, with luck effecting reward chests or normal world generated chests. Maybe, on skyblock, for example, luck could effect who you get for your team mates or what you start with (I know there are kits, but the chests that spawned in). I dont know, sounds like it could help as a bit of a server moderater of sorts, almost forcing people to be nice or get a disadvantage.
I didn’t know what luck was supposed to do at first and I most definitely did not know about bad luck
They could have just had it to where a random amount of luck happens when you drink it like from 2% or .1% more it’s luck to fort luck (this applies to all items) to there’s a chance for mor ore or a bit higher mob drop chance or better loot from fishing or higher chance for gravel or more resource from shovel or use if a hoe for a better chance of more crops or bow a chance to not consume arrows It’s like a minor upgrade. Edit: the tipped arrow can make a higher chance for better loot if used
When I started playing minecraft, I thought this potion existed in survival for a long time because I had read about it on the wiki
I like your videos but could you turn the master volume up a bit, you could use other big channels as a reference point ^^
I think that a way to balance it would be for the ingredient to be a 4 leaf clover, and for it to have a very low chance to appear when you break any type of tall grass or ferns.
Luck and badluck effect should apply to mob drops and mining ores too. Ores have a chance of dropping like fortune 3 without that enchantment on pickaxe or act as looting without enchantments similar to fishing as it can drop better loot without luck of the sea enchantment. It should be hard to obtain or impossible to brew but should be available in a special loot table like the upcoming deepdark chest loot. I know this video is before the update but hopefully you'll see this comment. I mean luck and badluck should be like a mysterious potion like suspicious stew. The suspicious potion should be hard to obtain like difficult ingredient of brewing or a rare flower for suspicious stew version of this potion. It should give looting effect and fortune effect like it gives luck of the sea effect. And badluck should be vise versa. It should have less chance of good luck and high chance of badluck like 25% and 75%. It is definitely not for late game. It's for early game. Or what I want is too much, it should at least give us double or rarely triple exp if we get luck and half the normal amount of we get badluck. I know it's too much but it's just imagination. Don't bother to say it's too much in reply. Say your thoughts in reply section.
Edit: ok nevermind you explained why it shouldn't work as I thought. If I was a dev id surely try to do it. Iit maybe difficult but it can be done part by part in updates slowly. It's like trying to change 1.2 terrain directly to 1.18 terrain. It can't be done at a time. And this definitely would be a major change. So if I was a dev, I'd have done it slowly but surely. First adding obtainability, then next update luck effect and badluck effect then its ability to improve/worsen mob drops then later improving ore drops.
I feel like an easy mechanic to add for the luck potion would be world generation, just have luck give you an additional roll for high tier ore and uncommon items. I’d like to see more emerald/diamond ore and more crying obsidian per ruined portal personally.
The first thing that comes to mind with "luck in Minecraft is, digging down only 10 blocks and almost falling in a revin, that is hidden under the river your next to
I was recently thinking about what the Luck effect did...
I actually got around 2 stacks of luck arrows. Used most for an afk fish farm but save a few. They are the rarest possessions i have in that world.