You know, I just realized why Oliver is _so_ good at this. He's an astrophysicist. His literal _entire career_ is centered around figuring out strange, sometimes unintuitive mechanics without any sort of instruction.
Oliver: Performs practice tests with TNT and redstone behind a safety wall away from his house. Also Oliver: Performs a ritual to summon a literal demon right outside his house.
I was talking to someone while the video was playing, not really listening to it, and I looked at the screen and saw the three skulls sitting on the wood construction and screamed. Then the person I was talking to and I had a short argument about whether he would figure out about soulsand which I won a moment later when we both heard the Wither spawning.
To be fair though, TNT is _obviously_ dangerous while the Wither has very little to hint at its danger. And the painting was inside his house. It's kind of an unfortunate side effect of how Mojang hinted at the ability to spawn a Wither.
@@StuffandThings_I mean just the combination of souls sand and skulls is very ominous and summoning something from those 2 things doesn’t exactly give friendly vibes
I have never actually considered what minecraft would play like to someone entirely unaware of what’s in it. My whole arc with this game was half people in vc showing me the ropes and half keeping up with the patch cycles, but I didn’t realize how organically it could actually flow to someone completely fresh.
I just got my fiancée Minecraft as a Christmas gift as she wants to try one of my hobbies (gaming) this year. It’s been super fun watching her learn how everything works in the game. We have been playing together but I’ve basically just followed her around and done what she asks me to do and it has really changed my perspective on the game as I have ended up doing stuff I would have never done myself (i.e go find a bunch of flowers to decorate). She has gotten frustrated though a few times with how sandbox-y the game is and she feels like she is out of things to do so I think next time I’ll show her the advancements page to give her some direction, kind of like what Oliver was doing
Oliver's ability to not rage quit and keep pushing after everything falls apart is very admirable. I've quit minecraft so many times after i lost everything and didnt go back for years. Lot of respect
Other than some dumb pushing of luck towards the end (which I’m pretty sure is a sign that he was wanting the series to end anyway), this man genuinely is the smartest new Minecraft player I’ve ever seen. The way he puts information together so quickly is genuinely impressive, I don’t think he’s a genius or anything but he definitely has an above average intelligence. Easily my favourite minecraft let’s play I’ve watched in years! And great compilation too
This playthrough could genuinely be one of the most useful playtests the game has ever received. Devs should watch the supercuts at the very least to see what needs better tutorialization because that's always been something Minecraft suffered from.
He’s also just charming with an honest personality. He plays games to have fun, which is surprisingly rare on TH-cam. He doesn’t care about what the viewers want or think, he just loves interacting with us and having fun while posting his experiences online.
I think that's my favourite minecraft let's play. For the first time, I see someone playing the game without knowledge of the game mechanics, which is breathtaking to me. Furthermore, it showed how much the game has evolved to have all this tricky hints, this complex game mechanics and yet being able to finish and understand without former knowledge at all. And I believe that this let's play, is the best way to discover and play minecraft like a real adventure in an unknown world with its own rules. Seeing someone discovering it for the first time, with so little hints brings me a new beautiful vision of Minecraft. Thank you for your experience, it was a real journey to watch.
Agreed, he made the world feel so much more alive when he went through it. To him, there are still endless secrets to uncover, every item or block has that potential. For what to me is static and well trodden path of progression, is for him an adventure of discoveries and exploration. Really gave me a new look on the game as a whole
This was a journey I wasnt ready for, I'll definetely follow Oliver, thank you so much for this "resume" of his journey, if it wasnt because of you, probably I would have never found this piece of love letter for Minecraft players, I am speechless, I have been all the day watching the three parts nonstop. I will probably never feel something like this on TH-camr ever again.
34:34 "wasnt sure if this would be a long series... turns I liked the game" Dude didnt like the game, dude loved it, I've never seen such an incredible playtrought of this game.
Redstone and brewing are the least intuitive mechanics in Minecraft. Watching you isolate and deduce them was an education in the scientific process! Thank you for sharing your adventures!
1:28 I am actually shocked, literally at a loss of words. you gotta be the first man in history to figure out the wither, MY MOUTH WAS OPEN SO HARD, MY JAW HURTS
@vakk985 I have seen it in a video theorizing how could someone possibly figure out game mechanics in their own, just from game mechanics, they mentioned the achievements and the ruined portals for figuring out the end and the nether respectively, they also mentioned the painting but it was so stretch I thought nah, it can not happen, but that's exactly what happened here
PiroPito had only slightly more information. He had a friend give the hint "Painting" and worked the rest out himself with lots of trial and error. And PiroPito also gloriously, tragically, built the Wither in his house.
The bit that makes me laugh is that this is the same guy that went out into the desert and built the lazy equivalent of a nuclear test bunker.. to test 2 blocks of TNT. Seeing him later summon a wither in his garden was like.. welp, lol
30:30 dude realises he's going to die and decides to take a few more steps just so he can die right next to a lava pool and burn some of his stuff, smh
Rubedo playing at 29:25 onwards is SO funny, especially because the magma slime jumps into the minecart literally as the apex of the song happens. it's like the magma cube is going off into the sunset at the end of a movie or something, only to be called a bastard and cut down by oliver
People are talking about how unfortunate it was that he summoned the wither right by his house, but honestly, i think the worst moments were watching him die to fall damage over and over while having the elytra equipped. He literally could've flown away, but instead, he lost it all.
so frustrating seeing people in chat who definitely just looked up this stuff get like upset at him for not figuring out this stuff on his own which is damn near impossible. how can they not put that together?
I don't think anyone is actually seriously upset at him, if anything, people are being ironic and exaggerating because they know he doesn't read chat. But in most cases I see people get disappointed by how close he is to figuring something out before swiveling in a completely different direction, which isn't exactly being upset at him I would say.
i've already read the credits poem before and cried many times to it, but reading it again after seeing the long and arduous journey oliver has been through was so goddamn satisfying. eelis, thank you so much for the supercuts, i wouldnt have discovered this guy if it werent for these videos x]
That one dislike is depressing, this has to be one of the best minecraft series i have watched. i get you are probably going to move on to another game but one day you must come back because these videos were beautiful, and also the reason i havent slept in two days.
I'm flabbergasted at how much i enjoyed watching this adventure, sure some decisions here ans there could've been better, but the good things and natural discoveries overshadowed it by FAR
Thanks a ton for making a supercut version of the streams. Theres some funny Oliver convos in every stream that didn't make it here, but that's the beauty of it. Great job in condensing so many hours into 3 digestible parts! Now, to catch up on his season streams XP
the End Poem is so much more powerful with the song, "Alpha." When I played and watched the poem, that song was missing or something and it played a different song, kind of a bummer.
thank you SO SO MUCH for these supercuts, this was probably the most invested in a playthrough of a game I've ever been. you probably should take a well-deserved break now but I'd be very glad if somewhen in the future you made an edit of his Hardcore playthrough
So he can figure out potions, enchanting, mob spawning mechanics, etc etc ON HIS OWN but he doesn't understand that bad omen is the thing triggering the raids? Twice??
Bad omen is reaaaally bad at expressing what it does. The only times he's gotten a raid he's immediately died and lost the effect anyway (because it's a raid) or it instantly triggered without him even seeing it
@@aquilschutte I think at some point he mentions "I thought it was the meme thing" (paraphrased cuz I don't remember) while talking about diorite, like the first few times was real but then he kept doing it as a joke.
This was an incredible thing to watch, I watched the first two streams but there was just so much content there was no way I’d be able to watch them all, so I’m so grateful to you for putting this all together in a digestible format, compressing that much content down into a form I was able to watch in just three sittings.
damn 👏👏👏 this was an insane amount of editing. thanks for introducing me to this. i would probably never watch the real deal, as watching it in real time must be really frustrating xD (even tho he is obviously doing an amazing job, as he has no effin clue about stuff :D ) but your editing is superb. so. thanks :))
thank you for this, I watched all the vids in one go with such joy. I love this man bro, his pure excitement of figuring things out and not giving up. I myself started paying just a year ago and my friend walked me through it basically the whole time, but I still remember this feeling of falling in love with minecraft. I explored it thoroughly and seeing people experience it for the first time brings me so much joy and nostalgia. thank you again
Really enjoyed watching these videos! I've been playing minecraft for quite some time and it has been really interesting to see how a new players gets around. Never thought that you would figure out basically all important game mechanics on your own, and you were probably one of the only people that played through minecraft without any external help. Good job! 🙂
Thank you so much for making these edits, Eelis. This was such an incredible journey that I would never have found myself on without you making it this accessible. Do you have any plans to make supercuts for the hardcore attempts and season 2 world?
im so glad you made these, definitely amazing entry point for newcomers to oliver or for rewatching. thank you so much. are you planning to supercut hardcore? or season 2? and if you do, will you do it as it goes along or only when it ends? i know its a lot of work but i and i bet many other people would really appreciate it 🙏🙏
I love how minecraft gives clues about many things, like with like the wither painting, achievements and the enderdragon beam to the end crystals pointing to how they heal her.
What an incredible watch, something I have never seen and never thought I wanted to see because I thought it to be impossible. Cant lie you are quite smart and creative to figure this stuff out on your own, absolutely incredible problem solving abilities. I think the game desperately needs more new player friendly options and UI that guides them but mojang seems a little too lazy to do so sadly. Also this was so interesting I really wonder what this might look like with a game that has a similar issue of requiring outside knowledge to beat it usually, that being terraria if you heard of it. One of my favourite games ever and wildly popular as well, might be worth a consideration for another one of these :D
You know, I just realized why Oliver is _so_ good at this. He's an astrophysicist. His literal _entire career_ is centered around figuring out strange, sometimes unintuitive mechanics without any sort of instruction.
I think we should give mojang some credit too. They've worked hard to give clues to figure out weird mechanics notch left behind
Oliver: Performs practice tests with TNT and redstone behind a safety wall away from his house.
Also Oliver: Performs a ritual to summon a literal demon right outside his house.
I was talking to someone while the video was playing, not really listening to it, and I looked at the screen and saw the three skulls sitting on the wood construction and screamed. Then the person I was talking to and I had a short argument about whether he would figure out about soulsand which I won a moment later when we both heard the Wither spawning.
To be fair though, TNT is _obviously_ dangerous while the Wither has very little to hint at its danger. And the painting was inside his house. It's kind of an unfortunate side effect of how Mojang hinted at the ability to spawn a Wither.
@@StuffandThings_I mean just the combination of souls sand and skulls is very ominous and summoning something from those 2 things doesn’t exactly give friendly vibes
“To tell them how to live is to prevent them from living”
Neat he lived through this message while playing through this game
❤
I have never actually considered what minecraft would play like to someone entirely unaware of what’s in it. My whole arc with this game was half people in vc showing me the ropes and half keeping up with the patch cycles, but I didn’t realize how organically it could actually flow to someone completely fresh.
I just got my fiancée Minecraft as a Christmas gift as she wants to try one of my hobbies (gaming) this year. It’s been super fun watching her learn how everything works in the game. We have been playing together but I’ve basically just followed her around and done what she asks me to do and it has really changed my perspective on the game as I have ended up doing stuff I would have never done myself (i.e go find a bunch of flowers to decorate).
She has gotten frustrated though a few times with how sandbox-y the game is and she feels like she is out of things to do so I think next time I’ll show her the advancements page to give her some direction, kind of like what Oliver was doing
well unfortunately this is veryyy scripted
@@blakebudos7022 its not lol
oliver: haha, what're you gonna do now, huh?
warden: ＳＯＮＩＣ ＢＬＡＳＴ
Oliver's ability to not rage quit and keep pushing after everything falls apart is very admirable. I've quit minecraft so many times after i lost everything and didnt go back for years. Lot of respect
Other than some dumb pushing of luck towards the end (which I’m pretty sure is a sign that he was wanting the series to end anyway), this man genuinely is the smartest new Minecraft player I’ve ever seen. The way he puts information together so quickly is genuinely impressive, I don’t think he’s a genius or anything but he definitely has an above average intelligence. Easily my favourite minecraft let’s play I’ve watched in years! And great compilation too
I mean I think he works as an astrophysicist so I think he actually is very smart
exactly my thoughts
@evilbird4012 that makes sense
This playthrough could genuinely be one of the most useful playtests the game has ever received. Devs should watch the supercuts at the very least to see what needs better tutorialization because that's always been something Minecraft suffered from.
He’s also just charming with an honest personality. He plays games to have fun, which is surprisingly rare on TH-cam. He doesn’t care about what the viewers want or think, he just loves interacting with us and having fun while posting his experiences online.
I think that's my favourite minecraft let's play.
For the first time, I see someone playing the game without knowledge of the game mechanics, which is breathtaking to me.
Furthermore, it showed how much the game has evolved to have all this tricky hints, this complex game mechanics and yet being able to finish and understand without former knowledge at all.
And I believe that this let's play, is the best way to discover and play minecraft like a real adventure in an unknown world with its own rules. Seeing someone discovering it for the first time, with so little hints brings me a new beautiful vision of Minecraft.
Thank you for your experience, it was a real journey to watch.
Agreed, he made the world feel so much more alive when he went through it. To him, there are still endless secrets to uncover, every item or block has that potential. For what to me is static and well trodden path of progression, is for him an adventure of discoveries and exploration. Really gave me a new look on the game as a whole
I feel like it's worth mentioning that the whole "pig war" started because oliver killed one who was minding his own business on a strider lol
7:13 It's been 7 minutes and he already discovered diorite again lmao
I came just for this
Not a very interesting block seeing as thats like the third time he discovered it XD
@ it’s actually been like 6 or 7 times 😂
@@rednaxela7875 clearly I dont think its very interesting either XD
Figuring out potions AND the wither was plain impressive. Thank you for getting this to the masses Eelis
This was a journey I wasnt ready for, I'll definetely follow Oliver, thank you so much for this "resume" of his journey, if it wasnt because of you, probably I would have never found this piece of love letter for Minecraft players, I am speechless, I have been all the day watching the three parts nonstop.
I will probably never feel something like this on TH-camr ever again.
same
so same
Literally just finished part 2, could not have posted at a better time for me. Thanks, Eelis and Oliver.
Same
Dude, he upload in the best time
Same here!!
Same
My favourite part of this is not having played Minecraft in like 8 years and not recognising half the shit added since The End.
It’s actually super fun to replay with all the changes
@@another7674not super fun to try logging in and finding out your account has been stolen by micro soft:/
42:16 This cut without messing up the music was sick
34:34
"wasnt sure if this would be a long series... turns I liked the game"
Dude didnt like the game, dude loved it, I've never seen such an incredible playtrought of this game.
Redstone and brewing are the least intuitive mechanics in Minecraft.
Watching you isolate and deduce them was an education in the scientific process!
Thank you for sharing your adventures!
This stream is actually a really good proof of concept for how well game mechanics can be revealed through gameplay.
this series put me on oliver dude I'm full prepared to watch every piece of content this man makes now
Have you watched his hardcore and season 2 minecraft videos?
1:28 I am actually shocked, literally at a loss of words. you gotta be the first man in history to figure out the wither, MY MOUTH WAS OPEN SO HARD, MY JAW HURTS
First person in recorded history to actually look at the wither painting. Good thing he didnt see the donkey kong one
@vakk985 I have seen it in a video theorizing how could someone possibly figure out game mechanics in their own, just from game mechanics, they mentioned the achievements and the ruined portals for figuring out the end and the nether respectively, they also mentioned the painting but it was so stretch I thought nah, it can not happen, but that's exactly what happened here
@vakk985 check out nana825763. he did a blind playthrough and also figured it out through a painting
PiroPito had only slightly more information. He had a friend give the hint "Painting" and worked the rest out himself with lots of trial and error. And PiroPito also gloriously, tragically, built the Wither in his house.
@@RadRafe The ultimate punishment for the greatest achievement
the way I actually sucked in a shocked little breath when he summoned the wither right by his house
The bit that makes me laugh is that this is the same guy that went out into the desert and built the lazy equivalent of a nuclear test bunker.. to test 2 blocks of TNT. Seeing him later summon a wither in his garden was like.. welp, lol
Thank goodness it wasn’t bedrock.
@@FluffyDragon Well, the painting was in his house. And TNT _obviously_ looks dangerous, while this had no crazy red flags to go off of
I can't believe he just. . . never left the end except by dying. for hours and hours......
I took him 9 stream to do that after killed the dragon and it was almost 2 months after killed the dragon to finish the game
30:30 dude realises he's going to die and decides to take a few more steps just so he can die right next to a lava pool and burn some of his stuff, smh
Rubedo playing at 29:25 onwards is SO funny, especially because the magma slime jumps into the minecart literally as the apex of the song happens.
it's like the magma cube is going off into the sunset at the end of a movie or something, only to be called a bastard and cut down by oliver
People are talking about how unfortunate it was that he summoned the wither right by his house, but honestly, i think the worst moments were watching him die to fall damage over and over while having the elytra equipped. He literally could've flown away, but instead, he lost it all.
nice editing there at 1:33:59 with the music drop when he finds diamonds
Its the training arc music after the second act low point
@@aquilschutte the hero's path in all its glory xd
so frustrating seeing people in chat who definitely just looked up this stuff get like upset at him for not figuring out this stuff on his own which is damn near impossible. how can they not put that together?
I don't think anyone is actually seriously upset at him, if anything, people are being ironic and exaggerating because they know he doesn't read chat. But in most cases I see people get disappointed by how close he is to figuring something out before swiveling in a completely different direction, which isn't exactly being upset at him I would say.
4:26 someone in the chat asking "why did he go back in" and frankly id like to know too
to win wae
i've already read the credits poem before and cried many times to it, but reading it again after seeing the long and arduous journey oliver has been through was so goddamn satisfying.
eelis, thank you so much for the supercuts, i wouldnt have discovered this guy if it werent for these videos x]
Incredible how quickly you were able to make these!
Question: Will you supercut his new minecraft series too? I would be so grateful if you did!
I second this
There's another series?
@@Matojeje Yes, season 2. It's still running, last time he streamed was two days ago, (he streams on Twitch now though).
Plus the short hardcore series
@@GSFBlade Oof, I would have tried catching some streams if he streamed on TH-cam. Haven't touched Twitch in ages.
Thanks!
His version of Pigstep was top notch!
I swear this man is going to blow up in popularity like Ph1lza
That one dislike is depressing, this has to be one of the best minecraft series i have watched. i get you are probably going to move on to another game but one day you must come back because these videos were beautiful, and also the reason i havent slept in two days.
I'm flabbergasted at how much i enjoyed watching this adventure, sure some decisions here ans there could've been better, but the good things and natural discoveries overshadowed it by FAR
Thanks a ton for making a supercut version of the streams. Theres some funny Oliver convos in every stream that didn't make it here, but that's the beauty of it. Great job in condensing so many hours into 3 digestible parts!
Now, to catch up on his season streams XP
I've loved watching this series, would love to see you try this kind of blind playthrough with Vintage Story!
I watched Part 1 last night, and just finished part 2 right now, im so exited this just released! Thank you for the supercuts !!
It is 1:30 in the morning.
I am going to sleep so i can watch this with a clear head. Love this series, love your work
Im new to the channel but I binged part 1 & 2 yesterday, slept, and woke up to this. Words can not describe the amount dopamine that’s hitting me.
Bro can think and sometimes he overthinks. But the fact that he can think is making him one of a kind.
I saw in the comments that he is an astrophysicist. That explains everything.
the End Poem is so much more powerful with the song, "Alpha." When I played and watched the poem, that song was missing or something and it played a different song, kind of a bummer.
What a journey it was!
Every discovered was an amazing feat and chat went nuts everytime! ahahah
Thank you Oliver and Eelis.
thank you SO SO MUCH for these supercuts, this was probably the most invested in a playthrough of a game I've ever been. you probably should take a well-deserved break now but I'd be very glad if somewhen in the future you made an edit of his Hardcore playthrough
there is something so entertaining about this series, thank you for these edits
that was a trip down memory lane, and the edits were fantastic. thank you Eelis
So he can figure out potions, enchanting, mob spawning mechanics, etc etc ON HIS OWN but he doesn't understand that bad omen is the thing triggering the raids? Twice??
Bad omen is reaaaally bad at expressing what it does. The only times he's gotten a raid he's immediately died and lost the effect anyway (because it's a raid) or it instantly triggered without him even seeing it
He discovered diorite like 7 times
@@aquilschutte yeah and it was hilarious
@@aquilschutte I think at some point he mentions "I thought it was the meme thing" (paraphrased cuz I don't remember) while talking about diorite, like the first few times was real but then he kept doing it as a joke.
It’s been more than twice, lol
Thank you for editing in otherside so it flows between the cuts
Minecraft end credits get me every time.
Ive been playing Minecraft since 2009 and have literally never found a mushroom island, its wild that he actually found one.
How lol
30:47 Straight up drive by
This is the best mc content i've seen in a long time.
wonderful playthrough. this is minecraft. this is youtube
watching the chat blow up as they realize he's about to jump into the end portal to go back is an amazing moment 1:59:24
This was an incredible thing to watch, I watched the first two streams but there was just so much content there was no way I’d be able to watch them all, so I’m so grateful to you for putting this all together in a digestible format, compressing that much content down into a form I was able to watch in just three sittings.
I just finished the video and it was amazing best playthrough I've seen
Okay, this needs some animatics. This whole series. The emotions, the highs and lows and experiments with failure and triumph, its just too good.
Completely insane he doesn’t check chat for any help. Also insane he died from falling with elytra equipped.
damn 👏👏👏 this was an insane amount of editing. thanks for introducing me to this. i would probably never watch the real deal, as watching it in real time must be really frustrating xD (even tho he is obviously doing an amazing job, as he has no effin clue about stuff :D ) but your editing is superb. so. thanks :))
posted 36 seconds ago we're SO back (i cannot fucking wait to see his reaction to the end poem)
I fucking love the Minecraft End Poem
thank you for this, I watched all the vids in one go with such joy. I love this man bro, his pure excitement of figuring things out and not giving up. I myself started paying just a year ago and my friend walked me through it basically the whole time, but I still remember this feeling of falling in love with minecraft. I explored it thoroughly and seeing people experience it for the first time brings me so much joy and nostalgia. thank you again
That was, one hell of a phenomenal playthorugh. Thank you so much for this edit, absolute CINEMA
I’m so sorry all that happened but this series was the best Minecraft I think I’ve ever seen. Thank you.
man what an experience. thank you so much for these supercuts it's been so amazing :)
Having a netherite pic with full iron threw me off
Thank you Eelis for all 3 parts of this, will you be making compilations of hia second play through?
These are honestly great videos, It is why I love to try and play games blind if I can.
This is a wonderfully well done edit of the series, I'd love for something like this to exist about his blind terraria series too
Really enjoyed watching these videos! I've been playing minecraft for quite some time and it has been really interesting to see how a new players gets around. Never thought that you would figure out basically all important game mechanics on your own, and you were probably one of the only people that played through minecraft without any external help. Good job! 🙂
45:05
NO WAY I've played/watched Minecraft for 12 years now and never realized that reasoning until now
By far the most interesting and fun walkthrough I've ever watched out of any game
1:28:49 I was laughing so hard at everything happening i nearly passed out 🤣
Are you gonna make supercuts of the hardcore series and season 2?
Also wow you're fast at editing this is super impressive
Thank you so much for making these edits, Eelis. This was such an incredible journey that I would never have found myself on without you making it this accessible. Do you have any plans to make supercuts for the hardcore attempts and season 2 world?
im so glad you made these, definitely amazing entry point for newcomers to oliver or for rewatching. thank you so much.
are you planning to supercut hardcore? or season 2? and if you do, will you do it as it goes along or only when it ends?
i know its a lot of work but i and i bet many other people would really appreciate it 🙏🙏
This could not come at a better time, thank you Eelis !
and the universe said i love you because you are diorite
I love how minecraft gives clues about many things, like with like the wither painting, achievements and the enderdragon beam to the end crystals pointing to how they heal her.
Gracias, jamás pensé que lo lograrías, pero eres muy inteligente. Buen logro. Saludos desde Chile.
Are his hardcore mini series and S2 worth supercutting too ? I would gladly watch that if they are !
Season 2 has been great so far :)
This is it
the best minecraft playthrogh on the internet
1:35:21 “there’s an expression for that in English, I don’t know what it is” he says, having perfectly said the expression in English
What an incredible watch, something I have never seen and never thought I wanted to see because I thought it to be impossible. Cant lie you are quite smart and creative to figure this stuff out on your own, absolutely incredible problem solving abilities. I think the game desperately needs more new player friendly options and UI that guides them but mojang seems a little too lazy to do so sadly.
Also this was so interesting I really wonder what this might look like with a game that has a similar issue of requiring outside knowledge to beat it usually, that being terraria if you heard of it. One of my favourite games ever and wildly popular as well, might be worth a consideration for another one of these :D
I literally started clapping in excitement when he finally got credits
I need to do schoolwork Eelis PLEASE
Bro his house, his cats, his dogs, im so fucking mad right now
Gamer shit. Man truly GAMED. Thanks for the supercuts, Eelis!
This man really built a mine rail through a bastion
I just watched parts 1 and 2 last night. Very cool to have part 3 to watch when I woke up!
finished part two yesterday thank you
1:18:50 that Pigstep-Rap slaps so hard!
I don't even like rap so this is high praise!
What is this ? (....) Diorite !?
I'd love to see some more of this series
Hey,
thanks for your hard work!
have you thought about doing Pirate Software cuts? He played both outerwilds and the dlc as well as tunic
Will you be making a supercut of the last 3 wrap up streams he made?
1:33 he liked the song so much he is using it a background music
Thanks for doing these 👍
1:28:52
Indeed, now I have 0 douts, this is the best fcking Minecraft playtrought ever played, no words.