Minor correction: Potion of Poison is brewed with spider eye on awkward potion, not by inverting a regeneration potion. Both potion of poison and potion of healing can individually be inverted to make a potion of harming, which applies instant damage (and heals undead mobs).
@@Pixlriffs It's indeed inconsistent, but I had a look not just at the wiki, but also at the code. Spider eye in awkward potion is the only way to brew poison.
@@TheRealWormbo Whats weirdest and most inconsistent of all is how you said its possible to get a potion of harming by inverting a potion of poison it just makes no sense 😂😂
One cool thing about brewing is that every ingredient is renewable. Also, if you need help but don't want to load the wiki constantly, there is Vanilla Tweaks/Bedrock Tweaks which add a neat little brewing guide to the brewing stand UI.
How to enable it ? I brewed a lot of potions and killed the dragon just a day before this video came out and i had to go to wiki so many times, though I didn't use many of them cuz i forgot to make the difficulty hard 🙄
@@bleh-zj1hy Vanilla Tweaks has a nice explanation on their website on how to use the datapacks or resourcepacks. Some of them might need an in-game command to activate, like the coordinates HUD for example. If you don't notice the effect of your datapack, search TH-cam for the name of it. Vanilla Tweaks has uploaded short video guides for how to activate them.
Although I've been playing Minecraft for over 10 years now and I'm very familiar with the game, I still love watching your survival guides. And it's not only because they're great - which they are - but they're also a lovely demonstration of how tightly designed and interconnected the game's mechanics are.
Great episode, I love brewing. My favorite thing to do to keep water in my brewing area is to put 4 stairs in the floor under the block the brewing stand sits on. You can waterlog the stairs and have an infinite water supply for bottles, and it's an eye catcher when it comes to designing a room.
lying in bed kinda sick and with no energy to actually play Minecraft, so this is absolutely perfect to just watch and relax right now! thank you for the fun distraction!! :)
Yeah the potion color change really threw me for a loop while watching. I thought "Why is the fire resistance potion so orange looking? Must just be my eyes." This series is even beneficial for "Minecraft veterans" who just haven't played in a long time. Thanks for taking the time to explain such a small detail, Pix. Really love the series.
Very interesting at 17:23 - so that means curing a zombie villager with a potion of weakness is actually like hitting them with a potion of regeneration!
Quick note @Pixlriffs, I heard the Minecraft wiki is going to be shutting down and most likely won't be receiving updates anymore. If it's true, we're gonna have to find a new site that stays up to date on newer updates...
What I’ve heard is the Minecraft wiki is parting ways with Fandom, their current host. They will hopefully create a fork of the wiki with all its current information, but hosted on a different service. Personally I’ve found the fandom wiki really rough to use recently, with all the pop-up ads and junk like that. Hope they find a new home soon :)
Potions! I'd forgotten what ghast tears make, it's so fun seeing what different stuff can do in Minecraft! Also, for potion brewing there's a texture pack on Vanilla Tweaks that shows a "cheat sheet" of all the ingredients and effects on the brewing stand interface.
Pixlriffs, you are one of my favourite Minecrafters ever. Please don't give up what you love and that is clearly teaching us, your viewers new things every day❤😊
Love the heal-to-harm mechanic, the tradition goes back forever. There was even a boss fight in FF7 who was undead, and you could quite famously one-shot him with a phoenix down.
Ok………. I’ve been watching minetubers for half a decade now and I had NO IDEA about potion of swiftness (at least, not enough ppl use them for me to remember) PIXL! You changed the game completely for me!!!! I will never not be using this potion!!! Thank you so much!!! (For context, I can’t with the slow pace MC has on starting fase, but I’m too noob to beat the dragon, so I end up giving up before elytra)
Hi Pixlriffs I wanted to say thank you about a year ago my cat Bubba passed away but for the weeks before that we would sit together and watch your survival guide series and I would keep it on for him whenever I was not there. So thank you it took me a while to watch you again with out crying but now when I watch you it feels like he is there with me again. You do not need to do this but it would be an honor if you named a brown cat in your series Bubba. Thank you again. 💛
Potions of Night Vision are great for exploring oceans - the water becomes almost completely transparent so that underwater structures (e.g. shipwrecks, drowned ruins) are easier to see without getting out of your boat. A fun way to replenish the water in a cauldron is to place pointy dripstone over it with a dripstone block and water source above that. Water will drip into the cauldron, automatically refilling over time. That may not be the most efficient water source, but the atmospheric aesthetic in a brewing chamber is perfect. Finally, a rabbit's foot can be used to brew Potions of Leaping. I've not used them much, but they're useful if you need to jump higher or farther. There are a couple of other potions, Turtle Master and Slow Falling, and Pixlriffs will probably explain the latter in some detail before traveling to The End to face the End Dragon.
It kind of makes sense for piglins to give you fire resistance. Not just because they live in the nether. But also because they have the only magma cube spawner in Bastions. They made piglins seem very smart.
Another excellent Tutorial video Pixlriffs. You feel like a good quality teacher when you do these. Thorough in your explanations without sounding condescending.
If you drink a night vision potion while around water, you can see everything without shadows! Perfect if your'e exploring in a boat. I found a shipwreck less than 100 blocks of my base that I must've passed hundreds of times!
*THANK YOU for making such awesome Minecraft content!* ❤ - I’m a 40 y/o mom who has played MC with her kid’s, on & off, for about 6 yrs… it’s been a while since I last played, though …BUT ☝️😏… I recently got a new PC & my daughters hassled me into getting Minecraft so we could play like old times! - Even though I’ve played MC before, I consider myself a beginner, not only because it’s my first time playing on PC (which I LOVE) but also b/c the game has changed sooo much. - Luckily, because of MC content like this, I’m able to gain so much knowledge. …So… don’t mind me… I’ll just be here binge-watching TF out of all your Minecraft videos 😅
Personally I've given up on trying to remember each potion and just downloaded the cheat sheet resource pack from Vanilla Tweaks. Makes life so much easier :P
On a side note today I learned you can change a llamas outfit using carpet and I've never seen it done in a video. And different colors give different patterns.
Pix I love the survival guides & all your videos! Thank you. Would you be open to adding more complex red stone explanations? Or maybe I just missed it, I’m still binge watching all the other survival guides 😉 #1 Million for Pix Your a great content provider, I appreciate you. ❤
Even already knowing most of the content I just can't help my self not watching (more of a podcast since I'm usually coding) pixel explaining minecraft. One thing that i really bad and still want to improve is building... that is something that I envy pixel. He is so creative that I feel embarrassed
I finally started playing this game in February and I'm now ready for this chapter. It's sad because I know the endgame is coming and I want it to last😢.
This is a really great episode, Pix. They all are, but this one, in particular, is so all-encompassing. I’ve never really used potions because I never really understood them, but I feel like I will now use them. Thank you!
Excellent guide! Potions are one way to improve your game. Even water bottles themselves can be made into splash potions with gunpowder. Useful if you did something like put a dolphin in a boat. Or splash onto a flopping fish. Slightly helpful if you need more time to pickup a tropical fish in a bucket. One you might have accidentally dropped onto the floor while building an aquarium. While I enjoy the slower pace of the guide, I forget just how early in the game this is. The world looks so empty compared to what progress one can have at this point. These items are also quite decorative. I used the nether wart as 'weird stuff' growing out of a manure pile I built next to a stable to house tamed camels, horses and a few donkeys. So it can be a stylish build option. The brewing stand looks good at a simple campsight as a sort of 'hooka' set off to the side of a set of slabs used for seats around a campfire. Using nether bricks from the fortress where the Nether wart came from, you can build a brewing setup in the attic opposite the enchanting setup. The dark red works well with the existing green color scheme of the moss ceiling. And helps integrate the color of any large pots you place.
Ah, 'Splash Potions of Water'. I was going to mention those myself...one of the classic uses for them is as hand grenades against Endermen, though they're of limited combat effectiveness since the Enderman will simply teleport away.
I hope that they bring putting potions into cauldrons like in bedrock. It is a nice way to make tipped arrows and you get access to some that you can only get in creative currently.
It’s amazing similar and dissimilar Pix’s survival guide S2 and S3 are. It’s fresh, new and familiar all in one! Btw, Pix, if you didn’t know, optifine 1.20.1 is out.
Not sure where you heard this, but it seems to be a misconception. Lava and other environmental factors have nothing to do with nether wart growth rates.
I've been watching since the first Minecraft Survival Guide and I just want to say I still enjoy every second of each season! I'm always learning something new and I just love how your passion comes through!
I will end up brewing a boatload of potions, and never using any of them except for Fire Resistance. It's probably because they're consumables, so I worry about wasting it
honestly one thing Id want to see is how to set up an autonatic potion brewer like Xisuma did in season 7 but on a MUCH smaller scale than Xisuma’s lol.
Would be cool if Cauldrons could be used as an alternate brewing system. Fill with water, heat it with fire, throw in nether wart and it makes Awkward water, add the next ingredient to make a different potion. Finally remove the water with empty bottles to get potions.
Pixl: but honestly I don’t like exploring the deepslate layers like this very often … Me: yeah, there is something kinda weird about it but I don’t quite know what Pixl: … it just looks like TV static … Me: :: snaps fingers :: yes! That.
25:45 “help you remember witch potions are witch” Pixlriffs, you’re a master of dad jokes and you don’t even know it. As far as I know, you’re not even a dad…
regarding to strengths in zombies, was it really gonna improve their attack damage? i always thought itts tthe same with harming/healing pots where weakness gives more attack to undead mobs and weaker attack when given sttrength
@18:05 wish bedrock had the icons visible - at least on console, they're not visible without going into an additional view (forget the name but it's bound to my d-pad).
You could have a cauldron under a hidden dripstone with water as long as you don't brew super often it would work :) Also it would be cool if you could empty potions into a cauldron and drink from it in stages the way you eat cake in stages and have the potion effect quickly as you are about to leave your base.
I always seem to forget that potion brewing is even a mechanic in Minecraft, but with all the benefits that potions can give, I really should stop overlooking it.
@4:13 anyone else get annoyed that both the glistening melon and golden carrot recipes are with nuggets, but the golden apple is with ingots? Why is it so much more costly? I mean sure, gold farms make it almost a moot point but initially if you're trying to establish a mini villager trading setup, it's costly to do the zombie curing.
@@Pixlriffs ah yes, forgot about that part. I rarely use them for that but normally just for the potions. So it would make sense for them to be more expensive.
Meanwhile, us really old farts remember when you were able to *craft* the Enchanted Golden Apple (aka 'Notch Apple'), which required 8 gold *blocks*. :-) Would be interesting if they made a 'Gilded Apple' or some such that gave you mild healing effects and just used nuggets, though,
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Minor correction: Potion of Poison is brewed with spider eye on awkward potion, not by inverting a regeneration potion. Both potion of poison and potion of healing can individually be inverted to make a potion of harming, which applies instant damage (and heals undead mobs).
I knew you get poison potions from spider eyes, but can you not also get them by inverting a regen potion? Feels like an inconsistency to me
@@Pixlriffs It's indeed inconsistent, but I had a look not just at the wiki, but also at the code. Spider eye in awkward potion is the only way to brew poison.
@@TheRealWormbo Whats weirdest and most inconsistent of all is how you said its possible to get a potion of harming by inverting a potion of poison it just makes no sense 😂😂
One cool thing about brewing is that every ingredient is renewable.
Also, if you need help but don't want to load the wiki constantly, there is Vanilla Tweaks/Bedrock Tweaks which add a neat little brewing guide to the brewing stand UI.
I wish I could make use but I'm stuck playing on switch
How to enable it ? I brewed a lot of potions and killed the dragon just a day before this video came out and i had to go to wiki so many times, though I didn't use many of them cuz i forgot to make the difficulty hard 🙄
@@bleh-zj1hy Vanilla Tweaks has a nice explanation on their website on how to use the datapacks or resourcepacks.
Some of them might need an in-game command to activate, like the coordinates HUD for example. If you don't notice the effect of your datapack, search TH-cam for the name of it. Vanilla Tweaks has uploaded short video guides for how to activate them.
My morning is not complete without the Survival Guide! Thank you so much for being so amazing Pix! ❤🤗
𝕊𝕒𝕞𝕖
Same. Can’t wait til it’s back to 5 times a week. =)
I dont trust anyone that is lava
@@FighteroftheNightman yeah, you definitely shouldn't. No amount of fire res would help you otherwise ¬‿¬
Although I've been playing Minecraft for over 10 years now and I'm very familiar with the game, I still love watching your survival guides. And it's not only because they're great - which they are - but they're also a lovely demonstration of how tightly designed and interconnected the game's mechanics are.
Great episode, I love brewing. My favorite thing to do to keep water in my brewing area is to put 4 stairs in the floor under the block the brewing stand sits on. You can waterlog the stairs and have an infinite water supply for bottles, and it's an eye catcher when it comes to designing a room.
You only need 1 block of waterlogged stairs (or slabs)
@unmeclambda5837 I know you only need 1. However, i use the stairs and water to make patterns in the floor.
lying in bed kinda sick and with no energy to actually play Minecraft, so this is absolutely perfect to just watch and relax right now! thank you for the fun distraction!! :)
Same bro
Yeah the potion color change really threw me for a loop while watching. I thought "Why is the fire resistance potion so orange looking? Must just be my eyes." This series is even beneficial for "Minecraft veterans" who just haven't played in a long time. Thanks for taking the time to explain such a small detail, Pix. Really love the series.
Been playing forever and never knew about the inverting effect of fermented spider eyes. This series never disappoints!
Very interesting at 17:23 - so that means curing a zombie villager with a potion of weakness is actually like hitting them with a potion of regeneration!
Quick note @Pixlriffs, I heard the Minecraft wiki is going to be shutting down and most likely won't be receiving updates anymore. If it's true, we're gonna have to find a new site that stays up to date on newer updates...
What I’ve heard is the Minecraft wiki is parting ways with Fandom, their current host. They will hopefully create a fork of the wiki with all its current information, but hosted on a different service.
Personally I’ve found the fandom wiki really rough to use recently, with all the pop-up ads and junk like that. Hope they find a new home soon :)
Potions! I'd forgotten what ghast tears make, it's so fun seeing what different stuff can do in Minecraft! Also, for potion brewing there's a texture pack on Vanilla Tweaks that shows a "cheat sheet" of all the ingredients and effects on the brewing stand interface.
The Minecraft Wiki also has a neat chart on its "Brewing" article, which sums up all relevant brewing options.
Pixlriffs, you are one of my favourite Minecrafters ever. Please don't give up what you love and that is clearly teaching us, your viewers new things every day❤😊
Love the heal-to-harm mechanic, the tradition goes back forever. There was even a boss fight in FF7 who was undead, and you could quite famously one-shot him with a phoenix down.
got off of work an hour early. come home make coffee, boot up the pc, now it's time to enjoy Pix.
idk why but i'm impressed with your memory over how and when you got all the objects in you have
Ok………. I’ve been watching minetubers for half a decade now and I had NO IDEA about potion of swiftness (at least, not enough ppl use them for me to remember)
PIXL! You changed the game completely for me!!!! I will never not be using this potion!!! Thank you so much!!!
(For context, I can’t with the slow pace MC has on starting fase, but I’m too noob to beat the dragon, so I end up giving up before elytra)
10:48 “if you’re feeling spicy” pix why would you slay me in such a way with that
Even though I already know everything he’s telling me, I just love to hear this man talk.
Fantastic series Pixl, please keep it going!!
I like the method of filling the water bottles from waterlogged leaves. Works nicely and looks decent :)
I once wrote a complete potion brewing guide on a server and sold copies in my shop, probably the most successful any of my shops have been.
I love this series, I started a world the same time. I’m building the mob farm of yours atm. Thank you and keep the great work
It makes more sense seeing someone using the potions. Thanks much Pixl.
Hi Pixlriffs I wanted to say thank you about a year ago my cat Bubba passed away but for the weeks before that we would sit together and watch your survival guide series and I would keep it on for him whenever I was not there. So thank you it took me a while to watch you again with out crying but now when I watch you it feels like he is there with me again. You do not need to do this but it would be an honor if you named a brown cat in your series Bubba. Thank you again. 💛
Potions of Night Vision are great for exploring oceans - the water becomes almost completely transparent so that underwater structures (e.g. shipwrecks, drowned ruins) are easier to see without getting out of your boat. A fun way to replenish the water in a cauldron is to place pointy dripstone over it with a dripstone block and water source above that. Water will drip into the cauldron, automatically refilling over time. That may not be the most efficient water source, but the atmospheric aesthetic in a brewing chamber is perfect. Finally, a rabbit's foot can be used to brew Potions of Leaping. I've not used them much, but they're useful if you need to jump higher or farther. There are a couple of other potions, Turtle Master and Slow Falling, and Pixlriffs will probably explain the latter in some detail before traveling to The End to face the End Dragon.
Again thank you for teaching us so much. I'm having to watch 2 or 3 times to get all the information. Loving it❤
"My morning is not complete without the Survival Guide! Thank you so much for being so amazing Pix! " Me too bro.
Always learning, I didn't know that holding water with the trapdoors will not deplete when using water bottles, thx again Pix
It kind of makes sense for piglins to give you fire resistance. Not just because they live in the nether. But also because they have the only magma cube spawner in Bastions. They made piglins seem very smart.
@10:45: this allows you to throw the potion at your enemies or yourself if your feeling spicy 🌶️ 😂😂
Getting wild this Friday!!
Another excellent Tutorial video Pixlriffs.
You feel like a good quality teacher when you do these. Thorough in your explanations without sounding condescending.
No one deserves the 1 million play button more than the devoted pix. Edging closer and closer mate
If you drink a night vision potion while around water, you can see everything without shadows! Perfect if your'e exploring in a boat. I found a shipwreck less than 100 blocks of my base that I must've passed hundreds of times!
Exploring oceans with Night Vision is something I started doing recently, since it helps me locate Ocean Ruins.
Best time of my morning is slowly waking up and then finding a survival guide video.
*THANK YOU for making such awesome Minecraft content!* ❤
- I’m a 40 y/o mom who has played MC with her kid’s, on & off, for about 6 yrs… it’s been a while since I last played, though
…BUT ☝️😏…
I recently got a new PC & my daughters hassled me into getting Minecraft so we could play like old times!
- Even though I’ve played MC before, I consider myself a beginner, not only because it’s my first time playing on PC (which I LOVE) but also b/c the game has changed sooo much.
- Luckily, because of MC content like this, I’m able to gain so much knowledge.
…So… don’t mind me… I’ll just be here binge-watching TF out of all your Minecraft videos 😅
oooo the potions look so different without the shiny effect!
Personally I've given up on trying to remember each potion and just downloaded the cheat sheet resource pack from Vanilla Tweaks. Makes life so much easier :P
I'd given up too but the way Pix explained it-
I feel like I have a chance of actually remembering it now - which is crazy!!!
Idea: waterlog a top slab below the cauldron. You can still fill bottles from it without it being visible.
Never knew about that creeper potion explosions :D SO cool!
I didn't knew about the invertion power !! Can't believe I'm still learning things in this survival guide !!
On a side note today I learned you can change a llamas outfit using carpet and I've never seen it done in a video. And different colors give different patterns.
Even if i play minecraft for a decade now i always learn someting from these episodes :))
Pix I love the survival guides & all your videos! Thank you. Would you be open to adding more complex red stone explanations? Or maybe I just missed it, I’m still binge watching all the other survival guides 😉 #1 Million for Pix Your a great content provider, I appreciate you. ❤
We’ll definitely do more redstone in future 😁
Definitely using potions of invisibility and fire resistance the next time I try to raid a bastion
Even already knowing most of the content I just can't help my self not watching (more of a podcast since I'm usually coding) pixel explaining minecraft. One thing that i really bad and still want to improve is building... that is something that I envy pixel. He is so creative that I feel embarrassed
Always just in time after a long day at work
My day is only complete with a new Survival Guide video! Ty Pix! 😀
Night vision potion kinda look like an Eye of Ender.
Awesome vids! 😀
I finally started playing this game in February and I'm now ready for this chapter. It's sad because I know the endgame is coming and I want it to last😢.
This is a really great episode, Pix. They all are, but this one, in particular, is so all-encompassing. I’ve never really used potions because I never really understood them, but I feel like I will now use them. Thank you!
@Pixlriffs, is this a scam?
Yes, any comments which ask you to contact me outside of TH-cam are a scam.
@@Pixlriffs Thank you very much! I thought so, but I do appreciate your reply. Been a fan for a long time.
Hey Pixl, thanks for the potion info and must say, I learn something each time you do these info eps. Thanks time next time
Excellent guide! Potions are one way to improve your game.
Even water bottles themselves can be made into splash potions with gunpowder. Useful if you did something like put a dolphin in a boat. Or splash onto a flopping fish. Slightly helpful if you need more time to pickup a tropical fish in a bucket. One you might have accidentally dropped onto the floor while building an aquarium.
While I enjoy the slower pace of the guide, I forget just how early in the game this is. The world looks so empty compared to what progress one can have at this point.
These items are also quite decorative. I used the nether wart as 'weird stuff' growing out of a manure pile I built next to a stable to house tamed camels, horses and a few donkeys. So it can be a stylish build option. The brewing stand looks good at a simple campsight as a sort of 'hooka' set off to the side of a set of slabs used for seats around a campfire.
Using nether bricks from the fortress where the Nether wart came from, you can build a brewing setup in the attic opposite the enchanting setup. The dark red works well with the existing green color scheme of the moss ceiling. And helps integrate the color of any large pots you place.
Ah, 'Splash Potions of Water'. I was going to mention those myself...one of the classic uses for them is as hand grenades against Endermen, though they're of limited combat effectiveness since the Enderman will simply teleport away.
There are mundane potion and thick potions as well that can occur when experimenting, which do nothing though
I hope that they bring putting potions into cauldrons like in bedrock. It is a nice way to make tipped arrows and you get access to some that you can only get in creative currently.
I always brew the potions with redstone right away to make them 8 minutes instead of 3, especially for water and fire.
Such a nice series!
It’s amazing similar and dissimilar Pix’s survival guide S2 and S3 are. It’s fresh, new and familiar all in one! Btw, Pix, if you didn’t know, optifine 1.20.1 is out.
Just a tip for growing nether wart…put a bit of lava next to it like you would for water for other crops and it will grow faster.
Not sure where you heard this, but it seems to be a misconception. Lava and other environmental factors have nothing to do with nether wart growth rates.
@@Pixlriffs Sorry, I play on Bedrock. It really seemed to make a big difference for me. Maybe it’s just a Bedrock thing?
I love your content! I some how Learn something new with each video 😃
I've been watching since the first Minecraft Survival Guide and I just want to say I still enjoy every second of each season! I'm always learning something new and I just love how your passion comes through!
I will end up brewing a boatload of potions, and never using any of them except for Fire Resistance.
It's probably because they're consumables, so I worry about wasting it
Am I the only one shuttling between @pixlriffs and @wattles, eagerly waiting for their respective Guide episodes?
Me too their series brought me into Minecraft
Best series everrr❤❤❤
All the times I've made a 3-block infinite water source just for brewing, and all these years I only needed a single block of water?!? :facepalm:
Thank you for really informative guides.
I sound a bit dumb if it's one of the music discs, but what is the song you use for your outro as I find it catchy 😅 26:17
It's relic, and yes, it is a music disc
@@Wingfeather09 aah thank you 💕
You're welcome
aesthetics wise i suppose you could use drip stone to make an auto refilling cauldron is you wanted to use one for brewing
Great video as always!
Great to see this guide ❤
honestly one thing Id want to see is how to set up an autonatic potion brewer like Xisuma did in season 7 but on a MUCH smaller scale than Xisuma’s lol.
He made one in season two. i use a tweaked version all the time.
Love your series😊
within the 1k! never been this early before!
Love this series it is the best
Potions in Minecraft are pretty much like chems in Fallout. At least thats how I think of them.
Night vision is good to see through water when above the water. Easier to see underwater ruins.
My favorite thing to do is brew potions, empty them into the cauldren, then dip arrows in. Hope they don't take that away from bedrock
Would be cool if Cauldrons could be used as an alternate brewing system. Fill with water, heat it with fire, throw in nether wart and it makes Awkward water, add the next ingredient to make a different potion. Finally remove the water with empty bottles to get potions.
Pixl: but honestly I don’t like exploring the deepslate layers like this very often …
Me: yeah, there is something kinda weird about it but I don’t quite know what
Pixl: … it just looks like TV static …
Me: :: snaps fingers :: yes! That.
did not know you could mix and match potions!
Awesome video
Just a note: on bedrock you actually CAN dump potions into a cauldron but you cannot mix potion types.
25:45 “help you remember witch potions are witch” Pixlriffs, you’re a master of dad jokes and you don’t even know it. As far as I know, you’re not even a dad…
Blaze power 💪🏽
Could you put dripstone above your cauldron to keep it topped up? I know it's overkill but for the sake of aesthetics.
Dripstone takes a while to fill a cauldron, but it’d make sense to do that - perhaps not in a cosy cottage like this though 😅
come back to this after dragon and make lingering potions
regarding to strengths in zombies, was it really gonna improve their attack damage? i always thought itts tthe same with harming/healing pots where weakness gives more attack to undead mobs and weaker attack when given sttrength
Nope, I learned this the hard way.😂
@18:05 wish bedrock had the icons visible - at least on console, they're not visible without going into an additional view (forget the name but it's bound to my d-pad).
Yay!
Good job 🎉🎉
Wake up babe, new survival guide episode just dropped.
You could have a cauldron under a hidden dripstone with water as long as you don't brew super often it would work :)
Also it would be cool if you could empty potions into a cauldron and drink from it in stages the way you eat cake in stages and have the potion effect quickly as you are about to leave your base.
I always seem to forget that potion brewing is even a mechanic in Minecraft, but with all the benefits that potions can give, I really should stop overlooking it.
Kenya is watching. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
what is the latest version of Minecraft are you able to use the mod Applied Energistics?
Speed potion people….always use the speed potions when you can
are you going to make an episode in the series about achievements?
Almost certainly! I’ve tried to call them out when they come up, but some advancements are pretty specific
Thank you Pix :)
Also, does netherwart still grow faster next to lava?
Doesn't make a difference
wonder why you can’t use golden apples for regeneration potions
Can you use a splash pot of weakness on a creeper and push it into a pit with zombies?
@4:13 anyone else get annoyed that both the glistening melon and golden carrot recipes are with nuggets, but the golden apple is with ingots?
Why is it so much more costly? I mean sure, gold farms make it almost a moot point but initially if you're trying to establish a mini villager trading setup, it's costly to do the zombie curing.
Golden apples also give you extra hearts of health and 5 seconds of Regeneration II, so they’re expensive for the sake of balance with other foods
@@Pixlriffs ah yes, forgot about that part. I rarely use them for that but normally just for the potions.
So it would make sense for them to be more expensive.
Meanwhile, us really old farts remember when you were able to *craft* the Enchanted Golden Apple (aka 'Notch Apple'), which required 8 gold *blocks*. :-) Would be interesting if they made a 'Gilded Apple' or some such that gave you mild healing effects and just used nuggets, though,