These videos make me want to rediscover the skill of soaking in my surroundings in games, too often it just becomes a mental checklist of things to get done for progression, lol.
Doing the Video Game World Tour videos has kinda gotten me to slow down a bit more and appreciate things in games. It's something you have to consciously do at first, but it gets easier the more you do it.
Your world tour videos are honestly some of my favourite content on all of TH-cam. This was a relaxing video to watch and play some Minecraft myself. I feel you got pretty lucky with the terrain generation you saw.
I felt like I got lucky with the terrain too, but then again, I've never walked so far in a Minecraft world before. Every world has wild stuff that we never get to see.
encountered a "snowy desert" before, and I believe it's actually a weirdly large beach in a biome that snows. snow weather can't occur on desert tiles, and cactus as well as dead bushes would be spawning.
These extended stays are a fun thing to do in-between the normal VGWT videos. I liked how this turned out, and considering I had fun with the Fallout one as well, I can definitely see myself doing more of these in the future.
I dunno why, but some moments got me pretty emotional. From the deaths of Morgana and Barkley to their burial, to leaving Monroe behind, it made me shed a few tears😢 Was really happy to see you went back for Monroe in the ending though, it was a nice touch
Pretty sure the “snowy desert” you found at 18:00 was just a large beach covered in snow. I’ve been tricked by tons of these while looking for cacti lol
this made me remember when i first played minecraft like more than a decade ago the first thing i decided after making a base in the side of a hill, was to make long ass railway in one direction that went through any biome or mountain that i found it was before villages even so it wasn't that much to see, but nowadays it would be way more interesting
I kinda like that about early Minecraft. There wasn't nearly as much in the game as there is now, so players did random stuff just because they could. I still enjoy modern Minecraft, but I don't quite feel that sense of playfulness in it compared to older versions.
I saw this in my recomendations and was like: Huh? Who is this guy? Why am I subscribed to him? So I clicked the video and realize why I was suscribed. This was.... Amazing. Such a journey. I know the point of this was discovering vanilla minecraft but I couldn´t help it thinking about how would this travel look like if you have some kind of medieval texture pack... shaders or even weather/seasons mods. All I know is that it doesn´t matter how you do it. Once you choose to travel in minecraft it becomes a life experience. I´m so excited to buy minecraft :D If one day some company make some kind of super realistic VR headset or something like that and it has Minecraft.... Oh man. I never gonna left that thing. You´re awesome. Keep it up!!
There is a VR mod for Minecraft actually. I played a little bit of it, and it's such a weird experience. Creepers are so much more terrifying when they're as tall as you 😅
I love this video. your voiceover is really comforting, and the concept of the video is great. walking long distances is one of my favorite things to do, both irl and in games. I find it super relaxing. i’ve walked so much in minecraft that I was actually super close with my guess for how far you would go (120k blocks) anyways, thank you for making this video. this was a good one :)
I actually covered an alpha version in my more structured VGWT episode on Minecraft. I have thought about doing an Extended Stay on a much older version though. It'd be a COMPLETELY different experience and it'd be interesting to see how it'd compare to modern Minecraft.
7:00 as far as I'm aware, woodland mansions are exceedingly rare. I've only ever found one since they came out, during co-op with my sister on the Wii U version!
I always just end up going a few hundred blocks from spawn. The first time I'll play Ill just wing it with no plan until I die, just to get a raw sense of the world in as little time possible. Then I'll end up dying, and build my base not far from spawn.
I'm a relatively experienced Minecraft walker (i also use boats on seas, but i'm still at your question, so idk if boats are in the rules of this video). Despite the premise, I have never counted how far I've gone... I'd say less than 100k blocks, but maybe more than 80k. In the past i used to go by foot on the overworld, but nowadays I've had enough of it, so I just don't play as much, but when I do I travel through the nether Edit: too many pets: you'll be lucky to reach 60k blocks away from 00
You wouldn’t believe this, but I was watching this video while playing FF7 and when you cat died you played FF7 music and I felt weird and funny inside
34:19 wasn't that the third dog there in the distance on the right? Since it's in a sitting position, I assume that it's a tamed wolf, cause I don't think wild wolves can sit. Correct me if I'm wrong though, I haven't been keeping up with all of the changes in Minecraft so maybe they can do that now
You forgot to caption the bit at 8:00, as well as all the other bits just captioned "(clip)". You always gotta remember to proofwatch the caption track.
Funnily enough, I have thought about that. I did a little bit of a beta playthrough earlier this year just for fun, and while I didn't stick with it, I did consider doing one of these videos on that version of the game. Unfortunately, I just don't really have the time for this series anymore. But if I ever do come back around to it, 10 hours walking in beta minecraft is definitely on the list.
i swear to christ that was a genuine guess that i made at the start of the video, i based it off the time i travelled to a woodland mansion i had the map for which was around 20,000 blocks away, it took me 2 hours travellign slightly diagonally but i had no animals to lug around and had a horse so i thought it would more or less even out, mutliply that by 5 which would make 100k blocks travelled in 10 hours
Tbh 1.18 did the opposite for me, killed my interest in the game even though I'd been playing since the early Yogscast days. There's nothing in the new caves (no exposed ore or new structures. I don't count cities 'cause they don't spawn in Dripstone or Lush caves), you have to strip mine for diamonds now (I hate strip mining), there's too many massive cave entrances interrupting the scenery, and the biome grouping isn't as interesting. In 1.17, I have a seed where you spawn in a small plain and within view are a taiga/snow taiga with village, a flower forest, a river, a gravel mountain, a tundra expanse, a forest, and a jungle all connected to each other right at spawn. Since 1.18, biomes only generate near similar climates so no more interesting biome groupings like this exist anymore. Still, this was a cool relaxing walk through the game, kinda reminds me of some of what I love about this game. I guessed 20K blocks! Off by a lot but still closer! I didn't think you'd get very far with the animals.
I never liked playing with shaders, I prefer the vanilla default look. Especially in a series dedicated to appreciating the game's natural beauty. But to each their own :)
I'll try and do every little comment prompt you ask 1. i have no idea how far you'll walk. I'm going with 839,413 blocks, give or take. 2. I like to think creepers are made of plant like material, so i'm saying that the creeper formed under the mushroom. either from the mushroom's spores, some stray pile of leaves, or some other plant related event. also, i feel like they'd be named joseph or something. 3. 50/50 either way. there's too many other factors to determine whether the donkey or the wolf wins. what environment are they in? what's the weather like outside? do they have past experiences with each other?
20:50 using an iron sword, if you spamclick while running towards a creeper, you’ll be able to kill the creeper without briefly going away from it. It’s handy to know, as it makes it quite easy to kill a bunch of creepers without worrying that they’ll blow up in your face. (At least, on bedrock edition)
commenting my guess here: 14 million sounds way too much. it's 10 hours sure but you're not going to be going at a constant speed, you're going to be stopping for combat, resource gathering, sightseeing etc. i don't think i've ever gone more than a few thousand blocks out in a minecraft world on foot and even that feels like it takes a while. so i'm going to say... 50,000 blocks out.
in the middle of the video now and you've just revisited your guess, so i'm gonna revisit mine too. let's say you walk at a speed of 3 blocks per second, that sounds about right. i'm pretty sure that means you go 180 blocks per minute. 10 hours is 600 minutes, so that gives us an idea of the orders of magnitude we might be working with. constant walking in a straight line would get you... 108,000 blocks i think? so given the amount of time you spend doing stuff other than that, i feel pretty good about my initial guess, it may even be a little high.
These videos make me want to rediscover the skill of soaking in my surroundings in games, too often it just becomes a mental checklist of things to get done for progression, lol.
Doing the Video Game World Tour videos has kinda gotten me to slow down a bit more and appreciate things in games. It's something you have to consciously do at first, but it gets easier the more you do it.
34:06 he's right there... on the right... patiently waiting for his owner to return...
😢
Your world tour videos are honestly some of my favourite content on all of TH-cam. This was a relaxing video to watch and play some Minecraft myself. I feel you got pretty lucky with the terrain generation you saw.
I felt like I got lucky with the terrain too, but then again, I've never walked so far in a Minecraft world before. Every world has wild stuff that we never get to see.
@@PretzelYT Keep it pushing, its actually entertaining to listen to while playing random games. I enjoy.
Literally cried at the ending. Friends don't leave friends behind.
34:30 Lol i can see the last dog in the back
I knew he would go back. There was no way he wouldn't.
encountered a "snowy desert" before, and I believe it's actually a weirdly large beach in a biome that snows. snow weather can't occur on desert tiles, and cactus as well as dead bushes would be spawning.
I love your view on video games and your sense of discovery in this series! I think i'd watch you play any game in this format its so cool:)
These extended stays are a fun thing to do in-between the normal VGWT videos. I liked how this turned out, and considering I had fun with the Fallout one as well, I can definitely see myself doing more of these in the future.
I love how relaxing your videos are, and how they remind me to how to enjoy these game, like I did at first
I really can't believe he only has 26K subs
I think the longest I've walked in minecraft was about 30 minutes before building a base maximum, this is many levels beyond that
Really? I’ve definitely travelled for like 3 hours on foot just exploring.
Minecraft is almost the only game you CAN walk 10 hours in, and probably the only one that could remain fun that long. This is a cool project
I dunno why, but some moments got me pretty emotional. From the deaths of Morgana and Barkley to their burial, to leaving Monroe behind, it made me shed a few tears😢
Was really happy to see you went back for Monroe in the ending though, it was a nice touch
Pretty sure the “snowy desert” you found at 18:00 was just a large beach covered in snow. I’ve been tricked by tons of these while looking for cacti lol
This is more walking than what i do in 10 seconds.
Truly mindblowing
Correct
no way dude
😮
You are literally just a life enjoyer anywhere you go. Can’t get enough of it
Wonderful video, thank you!
The chill and cozy vibes are through the roof
16:18 it’s a pufferfish puffing itself up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm not gonna look it up on the wiki, so I'll just believe you. That totally makes sense, I don't think I've ever heard that sound before.
I'm starting to like more this series of video game world tours!
Amazing video!
this made me remember when i first played minecraft like more than a decade ago the first thing i decided after making a base in the side of a hill, was to make long ass railway in one direction that went through any biome or mountain that i found
it was before villages even so it wasn't that much to see, but nowadays it would be way more interesting
I kinda like that about early Minecraft. There wasn't nearly as much in the game as there is now, so players did random stuff just because they could. I still enjoy modern Minecraft, but I don't quite feel that sense of playfulness in it compared to older versions.
I saw this in my recomendations and was like: Huh? Who is this guy? Why am I subscribed to him?
So I clicked the video and realize why I was suscribed. This was.... Amazing. Such a journey.
I know the point of this was discovering vanilla minecraft but I couldn´t help it thinking about how would this travel look like if you have some kind of medieval texture pack... shaders or even weather/seasons mods.
All I know is that it doesn´t matter how you do it. Once you choose to travel in minecraft it becomes a life experience.
I´m so excited to buy minecraft :D
If one day some company make some kind of super realistic VR headset or something like that and it has Minecraft.... Oh man. I never gonna left that thing.
You´re awesome.
Keep it up!!
There is a VR mod for Minecraft actually. I played a little bit of it, and it's such a weird experience. Creepers are so much more terrifying when they're as tall as you 😅
Dude, your content is so consistent. I love your way of viewing game worlds. The definition of stop and smell the (floating) roses haha.
I love this channel so much! Hope you keep doing this series (if you want to) - it's super interesting
Best 40 minutes I've ever experienced from a Minecraft playthrough
Ending got me good too.
I was so happy seeing you went back for Monroe 🥹 The happiest ending ever!
I love this video. your voiceover is really comforting, and the concept of the video is great.
walking long distances is one of my favorite things to do, both irl and in games. I find it super relaxing. i’ve walked so much in minecraft that I was actually super close with my guess for how far you would go (120k blocks)
anyways, thank you for making this video. this was a good one :)
Btw that "Fffwwhip" sound in the warm ocean was a pufferfish inflating when you boated over it.
I think someone else pointed that out. That's probably what happened... probably.
I love your videos! You should take a look at the older versions of minecraft like alpha and beta, very interesting vibes
I actually covered an alpha version in my more structured VGWT episode on Minecraft. I have thought about doing an Extended Stay on a much older version though. It'd be a COMPLETELY different experience and it'd be interesting to see how it'd compare to modern Minecraft.
7:00 as far as I'm aware, woodland mansions are exceedingly rare. I've only ever found one since they came out, during co-op with my sister on the Wii U version!
I've played Minecraft for more than half my life and I still find new amazing terrain and that's why I love it
Best series on the channel! Can’t wait for more
that video was really really interesting and calming. Way better than expected. I think I'm gonna come back to this at some point.
Dude, you don't need to "sleep" you just need to enter the bed to avoid phantom spawning
The unknown sound around 16 minutes in in the coral reef is a pufferfish puffing up
I really love your channel, keep up the good work.
Only 3000 views? Jeez, this is some of the most entertaining content I've seen in a while!
I always just end up going a few hundred blocks from spawn. The first time I'll play Ill just wing it with no plan until I die, just to get a raw sense of the world in as little time possible. Then I'll end up dying, and build my base not far from spawn.
You went back for the dog
I'm a relatively experienced Minecraft walker (i also use boats on seas, but i'm still at your question, so idk if boats are in the rules of this video). Despite the premise, I have never counted how far I've gone... I'd say less than 100k blocks, but maybe more than 80k.
In the past i used to go by foot on the overworld, but nowadays I've had enough of it, so I just don't play as much, but when I do I travel through the nether
Edit: too many pets: you'll be lucky to reach 60k blocks away from 00
100K…
Indeed Friends don’t leave Friends behind
Friends take Friends on a Journey
this is my most favorite video of this channel
You wouldn’t believe this, but I was watching this video while playing FF7 and when you cat died you played FF7 music and I felt weird and funny inside
FF7 music makes me feel things... it only felt appropriate to play during that moment😢
Snowy desert -> beach area in a snow biom
I’m going to hazard a guess of somewhere between 800,000-1.2M blocks….
The weird noise you had on the ocean is a Puffer fish
this was a wonderful video, thank you :)
Love this series man, great work
Thank god you went and got that dog back dude i was gonna cry
🫡🐕
i worked it out to 108,000 because you were averaging 4 blocks a second i multiplied that by 60, multiplied that by 60. then multiplied it by 10
that one friend at the beginning of the world so he can find the perfect biome for his ugly dirt hut:
34:30 Lol i can see the last dog in the back
yay, you went back for Monroe!
34:19 wasn't that the third dog there in the distance on the right? Since it's in a sitting position, I assume that it's a tamed wolf, cause I don't think wild wolves can sit. Correct me if I'm wrong though, I haven't been keeping up with all of the changes in Minecraft so maybe they can do that now
Nevermind, watching the video further you acknowledged it 😅
Good on your for noticing it the first time. I can't believe I didn't 😭
You forgot to caption the bit at 8:00, as well as all the other bits just captioned "(clip)". You always gotta remember to proofwatch the caption track.
That treasure map was definitely broken
Wish there were more tools for lighting. The caves are so huge but your reach so limited. Maybe that’s the point doe
Your videos are incredible.
10 hours in Fallout 3 was such a fun video
Love these types of videos!
1:20
10 million
38:30
DAMN I WAS OFF
That one mf when they join the server
20:04 A GAME THEORY
Hmmmm what about... 50 Million Blocks!
Pretzel goes West
I'm guessing an avg of like 100 blocks per minute for ~60,000 blocks, seems low tho
damn 40k off
~166 blocks per minute
Your video are so interesting
Do a similar video on Minecraft beta. I still like beta's terrain generation.
Or better you could do it on the better than adventure mod. They have amplified world height mixed together with Betta 1.7 world generation.
Funnily enough, I have thought about that. I did a little bit of a beta playthrough earlier this year just for fun, and while I didn't stick with it, I did consider doing one of these videos on that version of the game.
Unfortunately, I just don't really have the time for this series anymore. But if I ever do come back around to it, 10 hours walking in beta minecraft is definitely on the list.
nowhere near 14 million, i would say closer to 100k
🤔
i swear to christ that was a genuine guess that i made at the start of the video, i based it off the time i travelled to a woodland mansion i had the map for which was around 20,000 blocks away, it took me 2 hours travellign slightly diagonally but i had no animals to lug around and had a horse so i thought it would more or less even out, mutliply that by 5 which would make 100k blocks travelled in 10 hours
hmm..... i got my eyes on you pal........ 👁️👄👁️
I didn't see the dog at first, but i did see him a couple seconds before you brought him up, so can i get like half a point?
40k blocks?
i think he'll walk 40,000 blocks
Uh... 7 million and 57?
0.5%6^ blocks.
Tbh 1.18 did the opposite for me, killed my interest in the game even though I'd been playing since the early Yogscast days. There's nothing in the new caves (no exposed ore or new structures. I don't count cities 'cause they don't spawn in Dripstone or Lush caves), you have to strip mine for diamonds now (I hate strip mining), there's too many massive cave entrances interrupting the scenery, and the biome grouping isn't as interesting. In 1.17, I have a seed where you spawn in a small plain and within view are a taiga/snow taiga with village, a flower forest, a river, a gravel mountain, a tundra expanse, a forest, and a jungle all connected to each other right at spawn. Since 1.18, biomes only generate near similar climates so no more interesting biome groupings like this exist anymore.
Still, this was a cool relaxing walk through the game, kinda reminds me of some of what I love about this game. I guessed 20K blocks! Off by a lot but still closer! I didn't think you'd get very far with the animals.
I'm guessing you travelled a total of
100,115.224 blocks.
Why that value? It's with a little secret called...
Cheating.
you should have deffinitely done this with shaders
I never liked playing with shaders, I prefer the vanilla default look. Especially in a series dedicated to appreciating the game's natural beauty. But to each their own :)
@@PretzelYT good take, great video
What’s the seed for the world?
27:56 lmao
My guess was 175k walked
Not bad. Closer than mine... 😢
I'll try and do every little comment prompt you ask
1. i have no idea how far you'll walk. I'm going with 839,413 blocks, give or take.
2. I like to think creepers are made of plant like material, so i'm saying that the creeper formed under the mushroom. either from the mushroom's spores, some stray pile of leaves, or some other plant related event. also, i feel like they'd be named joseph or something.
3. 50/50 either way. there's too many other factors to determine whether the donkey or the wolf wins. what environment are they in? what's the weather like outside? do they have past experiences with each other?
I'm guessing 200km
imma say about 2,5 million blocks i better get a heart if i'm right
bruh i ain't even close
Guess: 500,000?
i was so wrong
2 m?
20:50 using an iron sword, if you spamclick while running towards a creeper, you’ll be able to kill the creeper without briefly going away from it. It’s handy to know, as it makes it quite easy to kill a bunch of creepers without worrying that they’ll blow up in your face. (At least, on bedrock edition)
commenting my guess here: 14 million sounds way too much. it's 10 hours sure but you're not going to be going at a constant speed, you're going to be stopping for combat, resource gathering, sightseeing etc. i don't think i've ever gone more than a few thousand blocks out in a minecraft world on foot and even that feels like it takes a while. so i'm going to say... 50,000 blocks out.
in the middle of the video now and you've just revisited your guess, so i'm gonna revisit mine too. let's say you walk at a speed of 3 blocks per second, that sounds about right. i'm pretty sure that means you go 180 blocks per minute. 10 hours is 600 minutes, so that gives us an idea of the orders of magnitude we might be working with. constant walking in a straight line would get you... 108,000 blocks i think? so given the amount of time you spend doing stuff other than that, i feel pretty good about my initial guess, it may even be a little high.
not too close but not too far. i am pretty satisfied with my guess!
I was gonna say, that's a pretty darn good second guess. You have the imaginary crown for closest updated guess so far 👑
Snowy desert -> beach area in a snow biom