@@Avaritia_IV Not really a option in vanilla, but with a modded game you can. I think his base is pretty insane for a first base either way. Remember he has *never* played this game before. I don't care if there's more impressive bases out there, at *his* experience level this is quite literally *insanely* good.
This is absolutely not cringey, this is your first time playing. You'll remember this world years from now like we all have. It's a beautiful game and is fun seeing you get into it!
idk if anyone else agrees but i love watching people who dont know every little detail of minecraft. i love seeing this. just a nice genuine learning experience and progress
4:30 The two small creatures swimming are axolotls, you can put them in an iron bucket and carry them around. If you keep playing this game, you might get to a point where they will help you do something, which I'm not going to spoil what it is. 7:46 Yes, that's your XP level. As you do various tasks such as mining, smelting, breeding animals, and killing monsters (which is the most effective way of getting XP), the bar underneath the number slowly fills up, and once it's full the number increases. This is used for a very powerful thing later in the game, after you find diamonds. You also lose all your XP on death. When you press F3, you can see a bunch of stats including how many days have passed since the creation of the world, and your XYZ position (which will be helpful for knowing whether you're deep enough to find diamonds) 9:16 You can change your controls in the settings if you want 14:04 Yep, one of the best ways (and definitely the most fun way) to learn how to play Minecraft is by just making things, you'll get used to it eventually 18:09 That's good for a first base in my opinion. My first base was just a wooden cube that I kept making larger whenever I needed more space Also have you played Terraria? If you haven't, you should give it a try, it's a great game. People who haven't played it usually think it's just 2D Minecraft, and I was one of those people until recently when I started playing Terraria. It actually has much more content than Minecraft, and even though it has one less dimension than Minecraft you can make better looking bridges.
"Is this what Minecrafters do, they do like temporary scaffolding with dirt?" Yeah you're right on the money, that's exactly what we do. Sure there's an actual scaffolding block, but that can be difficult to find the materials for (it requires bamboo and string, and bamboo can only be found in bamboo forests, which are pretty rare), so dirt it is.
@@LordFinexx Oh yeah, I completely forgot about that. I suppose that explains how I have bamboo in my old survival world despite not having any recollection of finding a bamboo forest.
Yes, dirt is the OG scaffolding. Even after the advent of proper scaffolding, many still use dirt - especially in singleplayer when there's no jungles for miles.
Hey RCE! Use the F key to move what you're holding to your your left hand (Also known as your "Offhand"). Items in your offhand will be used like your main hand, except at a lower priority. It's helpful for: -Holding a block to place while holding a tool to mine -Holding a torch while you mine -Reading maps while you're attacking It's generally helpful. Pressing F again will move it back to your main hand (right hand). Use it!
Alright, if no-one's gonna give you facts, I will • So the green line above your slot bar thing is how much exp you have • Sheep like weat • Bees like flowers (any type) • You can pick up water with a bucket • You can make a farm if you left click dirt with a hoe and then left click it with seeds, carrots and potatoes but you do need water near it • DON'T look straight at the slenderman-like thing which is called an enderman because then it will try to kill you • if an enderman is trying to kill you, jump into water since they can die from it
Man, I'm loving this, can't wait for him to discover the joys of Redstone engineering. Edit: I actually really like how the house came out so far. for a new player you're doing a pretty good job!
Minecraft actually has an engineering aspect, however it's quite a lot deeper in the knowledge of the game than building. It requires a mineral called redstone, it can be used to make different mechanisms and contraptions.
Making a build look structurally stable even the game doesn't requires it, that's pretty advanced stuff for a beginner! I guess that's the perk of being engineer
For your food problem: you can craft a hoe to work the ground and plant a carrot/weed(with seeds from grass)/whatever on this ground. When water is nearby(you can carry it using a bukket) the crop will grow and multiply once ready. You just need to wait. Then mine it to get the food.
@@colcil As far as i know, fields return to normal dirt, after a bit time lacking of water, so no matter, wether it grows or not, the crops will plop out once this happens. But this might have changed in the new versions, idk
Most people's first bases are just dirt huts or holes in the side of the mountain so I'd say you're doing pretty good. One piece of advice: A common problem for newer minecraft players is getting lost. If you press f3 you can see your coordinates on the left hand side. Take a screenshot of that when you're at your base and you'll always be able to find your way back.
For my first one(in survival, I had played some creative before and watched minecraft content, so I was not new), which was in Education Edition, I started with cobblestone, dirt, and sandstone. I am now working on a floor built entirely out of obsidian.
YES! I don't think he even understands the POWER of redstone. if he know then he would not need to request 25k likes he would simply play more because he would enjoy it muhahaha. But yes I agree he needs to react to some of the things people have made.
@@bl1zzard234 Illager is a broader term, a vindicator has an axe and an evoker evokes the jaws and vex. The vindicator, evoker, and pillager are all illagers.
I absolutely love your stuff! You have helped my depression so much. As a veteran I've been struggling, but you, you help put a smile on my face so I can sleep at night. Thank you so much!
I discovered this series today on you channel. And I want to tell you how to do anything, but watching you learn the game organically is such a joyous thing. Its almost like I'm back to when I was just starting with it.
Here's a tip for ya: You can get more carrots by crafting a hoe and tilling farmland, then right clicking the carrot into the farmland and waiting (make sure it has water), after a long enough time (usually several in-game days), it should be fully grown, this also works for any 'seeds' with regular seeds creating wheat *Id Suggest looking at the wiki for growth cycles of carrots so you don't accidentally break it too early*
Carrots can be hard to come by at times. You should put your last one in the ground to grow I find them very useful food to farm. You need a hoe you don't need water nearby but it helps it grow faster I think if water is a couple blocks away. Love the engineering/architect project. I innevitably engineer more in the game than architect where practicality doesn't look great but I do try (and fail) to make things to just look nice. The game is open to however you want to play and the crane is a cool idea that's definitely unique to you! Just how you structure your base or your mining I'd call engineering, making contraptions to auto-farm and stuff is a next level of engineering, then there's some complicated multi-stage machines you can create yourself from redstone and pistons (for example) that's the advanced industrial engineering! Regarding dirt scaffold/mould yes we all do that I think. I saw some iron when you were swimming back up the waterfall. Up until then yes it was troubling to watch where you couldn't remember the controls lol and also just diving down to explore I just couldn't play that way. I'd be checking I have enough dirt and torches and building a way to get back up as I go, lighting the walls and never dropping 2+ blocks if I can help it! I'm sure it used to be normal to 'keep inventory' on death too and just lose xp/levels (which you don't need except for enchanting later on I think). Dropping all stuff scares me from exploring even more! At least before if I died the worst that could happen is I may lose track of where I was if there was something there worth getting to.
@@nevaansbooks2078 Thanks for the tip. I'm sure I used to play keeping inventory as standard but Minecraft has changed a lot over the years, so idk what the downsides are now.
Some good simple tips for getting easy setups in minecraft. 1. Always set up and replenish your resource farms. 2. Crouching prevents walking off ledges, but you can still get knocked off. 3. Unless you have disabled fire spreads, don't use wood for building. 4. Set up a book farm asap, you will need it later. 5. Fishing is extremely important and useful. You get food, enchanted gear / books, and xp. 6. You can combine most tools and armor in your inventory to repair them together, this will disenchant gear. Use the anvil to keep / combine things that are enchanted. 7. Sleep often
"E for inventory" just what they taught me in school 😂 And "oh god a nob monster" your quotes never fail to amuse me So happy to see youve done a new minecraft video ! Keep up the MC content
Matt plant some carrots by right clicking them on tilled soil created by tilling dirt or grass block in a 4 block radius (horizontal only) of a water source and to till it right click it with a hoe crafted in the crafting table by putting a stick in the middle and bottom middle of the 3 by 3 grid and (planks/cobblestone/iron_ingots/diamonds/gold_ingots)in the top left and top middle spots
This has been a treat to watch :D I remember my first time in Minecraft was a very similar experience, experimenting with everything I could find and building easy things
Search your crafting guide for "scaffolding", remove the bottom pieces to remove all the ones above it, you can add scaffolds on the top by adding blocks anywhere in the same vertical line, and you can climb by going inside it and jumping.
Tip: In the late game you can go to a jungle and collect bamboo to make a farm (if you find one for some reason they super rare). If you also combine bamboo with strings you can make scaffolding. Its like a ladder but you can stack it easier and also has horizontial placement. if you break the bottom then all the blocks above will also break. you can use it instead of dirt.
It's fine ! Keep going ! Also you can place stairs upside down under your feets while crouching on the edge of a bloc (or stair in your case), you just have to target the upper half of the target bloc.
If you shift click when you are pulling things out of the crafting table you can pull as many items out of the table at once as you have room/material for. When you were in the cave you ran into a glow squid (which you got the glow ink from- you can make glowing text on signs with it) and axolotl. The Axolotl will help you in fights. You can 'tame' them by picking them up in a water bucket. They can survive in the bucket indefinitely. They need to live in the water but can be out of it for a little while before they start losing health. If you put a campfire under the beehive you can harvest the honey or honeycomb (bottle or shears, respectively) or break the beehive without the bees attacking you. Bees die if they sting you and will go into attack mode if you harvest their hive or from their hive without smoke underneath it (although you can harvest it if the bees are all in the hive at night). A hive can hold 3 bees. You can breed bees with any flowers. You can grow any of the crops (beats, wheat, carrots, potatoes) in hydrated soil. The soil has to be within 4 blocks of a water source at the same height. Then you till the dirt with a hoe and plant the crop. If you hold crouch while on high blocks you won't fall off- although stairs can mess with your level and you can fall off a stair. For building underneath something, get a bucket of water and pour it off the side. You can swim down and get an angle to post underneath... be ready though. You may fall out of the water. Aim to land in the water or get back in the column, and don't drown in the column.
@@I_XuMuK_I Not really, if the first few merchants you get sell them, you're golden. Plant grows like crazy. But on the other hand, you're not playing OG if you're not using dirt lol
This green bar is called level bar. When you kill a animal, mob, or something, they drop xp. This "7" is the number of the level that you have. With levels, you can enchant items, with the enchanting table.
Tip,you can hit f and swap what you are holding to your left hand, good for torches, also you can put logs in the furness to make charcoal, also get cows, they need wheat, and drop leather and steak, also if you see something light blue in mines, USE IRON PICKAXES, also if you are falling and hit something it will crit, so jumping and WHACKING something is very powerful. Also make a bucket and get some water in a small hole, and use a hoe (hehehehe) on the dirt around it and shove some carrots, potatoes, beets (maybe not beets), or wheat seeds you get from smacking the tall grass, and taller grass. BONUS TIP : if you put a carpet on a fence you can jump on it but animals and such won't because they think, hmm there is a fence so I cannot jump past it, but you can just jump onto the fence, great for farms.
Yes, actually the dirt scaffolding is legit. You are doing great! FYI, you can duck with shift and then go to the very edge of a block and sort of build a bridge (or any line of any nonfalling block) under yourself.
I just wanted to say that these videos are so lovely and refreshing to see. I’m so glad that you’re actually continuing with this series! Happy new year 😊
Doesn't matter if everyone don't like.. But I want this series to go on I have started playing Minecraft recently... And I'm really interested in the type of content ur are giving to us.. Looking forward for more videos on Minecraft. ❤❤❤
4:18 I always wondered why it was called Minecraft. Now I can see there is a lot of mining in Minecraft, and also crafting. You had the same realisation at the same moment
You are really learning fast! this is a great build considering the fact that you were learning aboout all the weird stuff with the stairs while making it!
Breeds pigs repeatedly with no issue, but by all means censor the bees bumbling about to protect the little childrens. Love the base concept and it's coming together beautifully. The little sound effect everytime you figured out how something worked was a nice touch.
A combination of wonder and looming confusion, this is a really great series I have watched for so many times I've lost count- Just waiting for possible future episodes
The "7" is actually the XP that you win by mining coal or killing animal, this XP will be useful for enchanting armor or different things later in the game and you can also press shift click when you're crafting to craft the biggest amount of the object you want to obtain
Matt has really improved in the last video. I love this content. Everyone else online is either obnoxious or a pro. It's so refreshing to see someone new figuring the game out fresh from the start.
RCE!!! the number at the bottom is indeed XP levels! I'll not spoil what they're good for though. You might consider making a farm so you dont run out of carrots, and/or planting saplings to regrow the trees you cut down. There is in existence a block called scaffolding, as well, though you'd probably have quite the time trying to get hold of any.
There is an engineering aspect of Minecraft too, using Redstone. And yes, dirt scaffolding is how most people do it starting out. There is a scaffolding block but it's a relatively recent addition and not as easy to get as dirt, so dirt is the norm when you first start a world. The bar at the bottom with the number 7 is your XP bar and the number is your level, you use levels for enchanting items later in the game. Also items lying on the ground disappear after 5 minutes. And to get more carrots you should make a hoe. Use it on dirt near water and plant your carrot there, it'll grow and when you harvest it you'll get multiple carrots
I think you should make a stonecutter. It'll help in your building. You should also start farming your carrots, so make a hoe and also a bucket so you can make infinite water (2x2). The little creatures you saw in the cave are axolotls, and they will fight for you in the water if you scoop them up in a water bucket and bring them with you. Chains are made from iron ingots and iron nuggets, so they're pretty easy to make. I also would recommend checking out a lantern, which is just iron nuggets and a torch.
to get more carrots, you can plant them and let them grow. you will need a hoe and then you use that to till dirt/grass that is within 4 blocks of water
the pink thingys you saw in the waterfall cave are axolotls :D you can craft a bucket and scoop them up, maybe you can make a pond in your base and put them in it if you'd like. (or just carry them around with you in your inventory in a bucket- as you do.)
It might be worth making a new world because a big update came out (as you may know) between this episode and the last, it completely overhauls terrain generation making your worlds look a lot nicer :) loving the series btw!
It's honestly impressive to have gone so long with next to no exposure to Minecraft. I would love to see Matt's reaction to some of the possibilities of over-engineered redstone creations in MC, like EthosLab's videos for example lol
"People are gonna be be cringing at this." You are mildly correct, but also it's fantastic and I love it. Also you're figuring all this stuff out blind with no tutorials, which is super impressive.
I don't find it cringy at all! I think it's charming to watch someone learn about something I already understand. Then it's like dramatic irony when you make a guess about how something works but I know how it really works.
You can plant the carrots to grow more. You need to use a hoe to till a dirt block, then place the carrot on it. You also need light and water nearby, or the crop will pop off. You know it's ready to harvest when you can see the roots.
tip: left click to mine and right click to place things this might help: Left Button The left button is used hit things - i.e. to break blocks or attack an enemy. It will use the item you are using in your Main Hand. Right Button The right button is used for a lot of things: placing blocks using certain tools (hoeing farmland; shearing sheep) firing bows (hold to build power, then release) throwing missiles (eggs, snowballs, splash potions) eating and drinking using the item in your off hand operating buttons and levers opening doors accessing containers (chests, furnaces, brewing stands, etc)
That's why i inverted those, for me it was very confusing that clicking normally i couldn't place. When i started i made a creative world so placing stuff was the first thing i wanted to do.
"Have I done well for my first base?"
I think "well" would be an understatement. This is insane for someone's first ever base in survival Minecraft!
yep its is
It would be way more impressive if he used redstone for at least one thing in the base like making the crane move
@@Avaritia_IV Making the crane move is literally impossible
@@No.02496 In vanilla, yes.
@@Avaritia_IV Not really a option in vanilla, but with a modded game you can.
I think his base is pretty insane for a first base either way.
Remember he has *never* played this game before.
I don't care if there's more impressive bases out there, at *his* experience level this is quite literally *insanely* good.
This is absolutely not cringey, this is your first time playing. You'll remember this world years from now like we all have. It's a beautiful game and is fun seeing you get into it!
not cringy*
sorry
@@SupercarGamingYT both spellings are fine
cringey is correct
My first base was a hole....lol
Second time 😇
idk if anyone else agrees but i love watching people who dont know every little detail of minecraft. i love seeing this. just a nice genuine learning experience and progress
also never seen someone grasp the concept of how hte stairs work so quickly.
funnily though, he didn't get the bit that you can place upside-down stairs on the backside of a right-side up stair....do we tell him, lol?
I feel like the same, especialy when its the persons first time playing
same their own names for all of the stuff in Minecraft is so funny yet sweet. rn he’s definitely my favourite person to watch play Minecraft!
I love the moments where he's like "Can I do all of this at once? Can I like shift?" and then he tries it and it works.
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he probably fakes it, he prob. tries 10 differemt things, then googles the solution and fakes it.
@@crewrangergaming9582 you must be fun at parties
Imagine Matt touring something like the Hermitcraft world.
moon really smol. Something wrong with Matt's world?
@The Acer He probably wouldn't understand enough to properly appreciate SciCraft
yesss!
Or 2b2t
YESSSS
4:30 The two small creatures swimming are axolotls, you can put them in an iron bucket and carry them around. If you keep playing this game, you might get to a point where they will help you do something, which I'm not going to spoil what it is.
7:46 Yes, that's your XP level. As you do various tasks such as mining, smelting, breeding animals, and killing monsters (which is the most effective way of getting XP), the bar underneath the number slowly fills up, and once it's full the number increases. This is used for a very powerful thing later in the game, after you find diamonds. You also lose all your XP on death.
When you press F3, you can see a bunch of stats including how many days have passed since the creation of the world, and your XYZ position (which will be helpful for knowing whether you're deep enough to find diamonds)
9:16 You can change your controls in the settings if you want
14:04 Yep, one of the best ways (and definitely the most fun way) to learn how to play Minecraft is by just making things, you'll get used to it eventually
18:09 That's good for a first base in my opinion. My first base was just a wooden cube that I kept making larger whenever I needed more space
Also have you played Terraria? If you haven't, you should give it a try, it's a great game. People who haven't played it usually think it's just 2D Minecraft, and I was one of those people until recently when I started playing Terraria. It actually has much more content than Minecraft, and even though it has one less dimension than Minecraft you can make better looking bridges.
"Is this what Minecrafters do, they do like temporary scaffolding with dirt?"
Yeah you're right on the money, that's exactly what we do. Sure there's an actual scaffolding block, but that can be difficult to find the materials for (it requires bamboo and string, and bamboo can only be found in bamboo forests, which are pretty rare), so dirt it is.
You can find bamboo also in shipwrecks
@@LordFinexx Oh yeah, I completely forgot about that. I suppose that explains how I have bamboo in my old survival world despite not having any recollection of finding a bamboo forest.
You can also find it in Jungles.
They made part of the loot of shipwrecks because Jungles were really rare back then.
Also you can buy it from traders
Creative :)
Yes, dirt is the OG scaffolding. Even after the advent of proper scaffolding, many still use dirt - especially in singleplayer when there's no jungles for miles.
We're not cringing, it's fun to watch you discover stuff!
we are cringing , that's the beauty of this series
True... It's really fun to watch him do stuff and get surprised and it somewhat feels like whatch your younger brother playing it....
YEP
Its refreshing to watch a newbie learn the game on his own
Hey RCE! Use the F key to move what you're holding to your your left hand (Also known as your "Offhand"). Items in your offhand will be used like your main hand, except at a lower priority. It's helpful for:
-Holding a block to place while holding a tool to mine
-Holding a torch while you mine
-Reading maps while you're attacking
It's generally helpful. Pressing F again will move it back to your main hand (right hand). Use it!
Is it wierd that I feel a little proud whenever he figures something out?
Yes
No
Not at all.
Nope.
@@ethanford4115 no
Alright, if no-one's gonna give you facts, I will
• So the green line above your slot bar thing is how much exp you have
• Sheep like weat
• Bees like flowers (any type)
• You can pick up water with a bucket
• You can make a farm if you left click dirt with a hoe and then left click it with seeds, carrots and potatoes but you do need water near it
• DON'T look straight at the slenderman-like thing which is called an enderman because then it will try to kill you
• if an enderman is trying to kill you, jump into water since they can die from it
If he knows how to use redstone he'll become a real Minecraft engineer
To be fair, he would first need to find it, and get to that point…
PLEASE HE WOULD LOVE REDSTONE SO MUCH
Mumbo Mumbo Mumbo Jumbo
@@InfiniXCat lol
BUMBO
Man, I'm loving this, can't wait for him to discover the joys of Redstone engineering.
Edit: I actually really like how the house came out so far. for a new player you're doing a pretty good job!
Minecraft actually has an engineering aspect, however it's quite a lot deeper in the knowledge of the game than building. It requires a mineral called redstone, it can be used to make different mechanisms and contraptions.
You can make literal, functioning computers and phones. Some guy ordered a pizza using an ingame phone.
@@Klekowksii *"The redstone is simple"*
@@Klekowksii that's literally impossible without mods. The ordering a pizza thing
Speaking of mods, I think RCE would rlly like the create mod
True
Making a build look structurally stable even the game doesn't requires it, that's pretty advanced stuff for a beginner! I guess that's the perk of being engineer
That’s actually pretty damn impressive for a Minecraft base. It’s very high concept.
Careful... that almost sounds like architect talk
That's funny
Love that your editor clearly knows how this game works and he is low-key making fun of you with his edit.
Please give me more of this!
He edits most of his own videos! The subtle making fun of RCE is future him finally realizing all the small things he missed while recording! :)
When he was converting his wood to planks, I thought about the same thing and came to the comments section to see this comment :D
For your food problem: you can craft a hoe to work the ground and plant a carrot/weed(with seeds from grass)/whatever on this ground. When water is nearby(you can carry it using a bukket) the crop will grow and multiply once ready. You just need to wait. Then mine it to get the food.
Weed? where can I find it in the game
@@doctorpan3660 didn't realize the typo XD
Food still grows without water, but grows faster with water running close to it. Please correct me if this has changed.
@@colcil As far as i know, fields return to normal dirt, after a bit time lacking of water, so no matter, wether it grows or not, the crops will plop out once this happens. But this might have changed in the new versions, idk
RCE is gonna have to experment on this one :)
Most people's first bases are just dirt huts or holes in the side of the mountain so I'd say you're doing pretty good. One piece of advice: A common problem for newer minecraft players is getting lost. If you press f3 you can see your coordinates on the left hand side. Take a screenshot of that when you're at your base and you'll always be able to find your way back.
For my first one(in survival, I had played some creative before and watched minecraft content, so I was not new), which was in Education Edition, I started with cobblestone, dirt, and sandstone. I am now working on a floor built entirely out of obsidian.
Matt seems to progress every single day on any game ggs man.
Yeah
isnt that normal ?
Yea
I’m surprised he did so good on the base but he needs to learn to grow food lol I was getting so triggered with him almost starved to death all video
Minus the desert temple incident
when u said "day 7" and it zoomed in on experience bar, it gave me a good laugh. it is a beautiful sight to see a grown man learning a new game.
Anyone else kinda want to see him react to some of the amazing builds people have made in minecraft? Be kinda cool
Yeah, as we all know he is a big fan of architecture, so that would be fun.
YES! I don't think he even understands the POWER of redstone. if he know then he would not need to request 25k likes he would simply play more because he would enjoy it muhahaha. But yes I agree he needs to react to some of the things people have made.
He should check out like tangoteks redstone or gootimeswithscar vulcano 😊
He made a video touring a Minecraft world like that I think
Wait until he sees redstone contraptions
I love seeing Matt play Minecraft every once in a while.
It's like watching a toddler learning how the world works.
The "grey people" would definitely be architects they have their own houses/tower somewhere near villages.
these are illagers they have towers and they raid villages
Ooooo... 64 likes!
@@bartuszek6636 im pretty sure they know, also they are pillagers. illagers have axes
@@bl1zzard234 Illager is a broader term, a vindicator has an axe and an evoker evokes the jaws and vex. The vindicator, evoker, and pillager are all illagers.
@@victorkim1807 ah i see
I hope he does a whole series. I really enjoy watching him figuring Minecraft out.
When he starts doing redstone that is when he become a true minecraft engineer
Very true...
He should learn redstone frome mubo jumbo
How is this always the top comment but he sets higher and higher like goals to stop it :c
redstone is more like, a technician.
He first needs to learn how to use the inventory
I’m just glad I’m not the only one figuring this stuff out for the first time, keep it up Matt! Maybe we’ll get it figured out one day
I absolutely love your stuff! You have helped my depression so much. As a veteran I've been struggling, but you, you help put a smile on my face so I can sleep at night. Thank you so much!
I discovered this series today on you channel. And I want to tell you how to do anything, but watching you learn the game organically is such a joyous thing. Its almost like I'm back to when I was just starting with it.
Oh man... just wait till he discovers redstone....
Then he can really be an engineer!
Well he is an engineer maybe he'll surprise us XD
Here's a tip for ya: You can get more carrots by crafting a hoe and tilling farmland, then right clicking the carrot into the farmland and waiting (make sure it has water), after a long enough time (usually several in-game days), it should be fully grown, this also works for any 'seeds' with regular seeds creating wheat
*Id Suggest looking at the wiki for growth cycles of carrots so you don't accidentally break it too early*
Sorry u had to explain that so he could understand 😂
Carrots can be hard to come by at times. You should put your last one in the ground to grow I find them very useful food to farm. You need a hoe you don't need water nearby but it helps it grow faster I think if water is a couple blocks away.
Love the engineering/architect project. I innevitably engineer more in the game than architect where practicality doesn't look great but I do try (and fail) to make things to just look nice. The game is open to however you want to play and the crane is a cool idea that's definitely unique to you! Just how you structure your base or your mining I'd call engineering, making contraptions to auto-farm and stuff is a next level of engineering, then there's some complicated multi-stage machines you can create yourself from redstone and pistons (for example) that's the advanced industrial engineering!
Regarding dirt scaffold/mould yes we all do that I think. I saw some iron when you were swimming back up the waterfall. Up until then yes it was troubling to watch where you couldn't remember the controls lol and also just diving down to explore I just couldn't play that way. I'd be checking I have enough dirt and torches and building a way to get back up as I go, lighting the walls and never dropping 2+ blocks if I can help it!
I'm sure it used to be normal to 'keep inventory' on death too and just lose xp/levels (which you don't need except for enchanting later on I think). Dropping all stuff scares me from exploring even more! At least before if I died the worst that could happen is I may lose track of where I was if there was something there worth getting to.
You can turn keep inventory on. It might disable advancements, though(?). I play Education Edition, so they don't exist in the first place for me.
@@nevaansbooks2078 Thanks for the tip. I'm sure I used to play keeping inventory as standard but Minecraft has changed a lot over the years, so idk what the downsides are now.
Some good simple tips for getting easy setups in minecraft.
1. Always set up and replenish your resource farms.
2. Crouching prevents walking off ledges, but you can still get knocked off.
3. Unless you have disabled fire spreads, don't use wood for building.
4. Set up a book farm asap, you will need it later.
5. Fishing is extremely important and useful. You get food, enchanted gear / books, and xp.
6. You can combine most tools and armor in your inventory to repair them together, this will disenchant gear. Use the anvil to keep / combine things that are enchanted.
7. Sleep often
It was hilarious when he assumed the experience bar was the day count 😂
I love watching you figure this stuff out! I was sooo anxious when you almost looked directly at the enderman
"E for inventory" just what they taught me in school 😂
And "oh god a nob monster" your quotes never fail to amuse me
So happy to see youve done a new minecraft video ! Keep up the MC content
Prest alt + f4 for xray when playing Minecraft :)
E for equipment
I remap it invontory to *i* (for invontory) and drop item to *g* (for give) when I play.
Matt plant some carrots by right clicking them on tilled soil created by tilling dirt or grass block in a 4 block radius (horizontal only) of a water source and to till it right click it with a hoe crafted in the crafting table by putting a stick in the middle and bottom middle of the 3 by 3 grid and (planks/cobblestone/iron_ingots/diamonds/gold_ingots)in the top left and top middle spots
Someone calls it iron, someone calls it uncooked turkey, RCE calls it mushrooms
This has been a treat to watch :D I remember my first time in Minecraft was a very similar experience, experimenting with everything I could find and building easy things
Would love to see you come up with interesting builds in modded MC.
Same!
Especially the create mod
Search your crafting guide for "scaffolding", remove the bottom pieces to remove all the ones above it, you can add scaffolds on the top by adding blocks anywhere in the same vertical line, and you can climb by going inside it and jumping.
I highly recommend looking into redstone. It's the most engineering-like thing in the game
Tip: In the late game you can go to a jungle and collect bamboo to make a farm (if you find one for some reason they super rare). If you also combine bamboo with strings you can make scaffolding. Its like a ladder but you can stack it easier and also has horizontial placement. if you break the bottom then all the blocks above will also break. you can use it instead of dirt.
Matt : that thing is a squid? I thought it was a mollusk
Squid : *visible pain*
It's fine ! Keep going !
Also you can place stairs upside down under your feets while crouching on the edge of a bloc (or stair in your case), you just have to target the upper half of the target bloc.
Reminds me of when pewdiepie started minecraft and tried to light tnt with a torch
XD
If you shift click when you are pulling things out of the crafting table you can pull as many items out of the table at once as you have room/material for.
When you were in the cave you ran into a glow squid (which you got the glow ink from- you can make glowing text on signs with it) and axolotl. The Axolotl will help you in fights. You can 'tame' them by picking them up in a water bucket. They can survive in the bucket indefinitely. They need to live in the water but can be out of it for a little while before they start losing health.
If you put a campfire under the beehive you can harvest the honey or honeycomb (bottle or shears, respectively) or break the beehive without the bees attacking you. Bees die if they sting you and will go into attack mode if you harvest their hive or from their hive without smoke underneath it (although you can harvest it if the bees are all in the hive at night). A hive can hold 3 bees. You can breed bees with any flowers.
You can grow any of the crops (beats, wheat, carrots, potatoes) in hydrated soil. The soil has to be within 4 blocks of a water source at the same height. Then you till the dirt with a hoe and plant the crop.
If you hold crouch while on high blocks you won't fall off- although stairs can mess with your level and you can fall off a stair.
For building underneath something, get a bucket of water and pour it off the side. You can swim down and get an angle to post underneath... be ready though. You may fall out of the water. Aim to land in the water or get back in the column, and don't drown in the column.
Efficiency trick, I coal cooks 8 Ore. So only put in 8 at a time to save resources
RCE has the prospect of becoming a master builder. Very nice first base. Would love the series to continue just watching you build all sorts of stuff
There is a literal scaffolding, but many players like me still uses dirt as scaffolding tho.
A literal scaffolding is annoying to get in the earlygame, so ....
@@I_XuMuK_I Not really, if the first few merchants you get sell them, you're golden. Plant grows like crazy.
But on the other hand, you're not playing OG if you're not using dirt lol
This green bar is called level bar. When you kill a animal, mob, or something, they drop xp. This "7" is the number of the level that you have. With levels, you can enchant items, with the enchanting table.
It warms my heart to know there is someone who's worse at Minecraft that i am. 😭
Tip,you can hit f and swap what you are holding to your left hand, good for torches, also you can put logs in the furness to make charcoal, also get cows, they need wheat, and drop leather and steak, also if you see something light blue in mines, USE IRON PICKAXES, also if you are falling and hit something it will crit, so jumping and WHACKING something is very powerful. Also make a bucket and get some water in a small hole, and use a hoe (hehehehe) on the dirt around it and shove some carrots, potatoes, beets (maybe not beets), or wheat seeds you get from smacking the tall grass, and taller grass. BONUS TIP : if you put a carpet on a fence you can jump on it but animals and such won't because they think, hmm there is a fence so I cannot jump past it, but you can just jump onto the fence, great for farms.
Yes, actually the dirt scaffolding is legit. You are doing great! FYI, you can duck with shift and then go to the very edge of a block and sort of build a bridge (or any line of any nonfalling block) under yourself.
I just wanted to say that these videos are so lovely and refreshing to see. I’m so glad that you’re actually continuing with this series! Happy new year 😊
Doesn't matter if everyone don't like..
But I want this series to go on
I have started playing Minecraft recently...
And I'm really interested in the type of content ur are giving to us..
Looking forward for more videos on Minecraft.
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4:18 I always wondered why it was called Minecraft. Now I can see there is a lot of mining in Minecraft, and also crafting. You had the same realisation at the same moment
Imagine Matt using shaders. That would be awsome!
I really love watching you work this stuff out with your engineer brain, it's adorable and hella wholesome. Great work!
We need him to find out about Red Stone!
You are really learning fast! this is a great build considering the fact that you were learning aboout all the weird stuff with the stairs while making it!
imagine if he spending every day playing this he will be the best minecraft player
Breeds pigs repeatedly with no issue, but by all means censor the bees bumbling about to protect the little childrens.
Love the base concept and it's coming together beautifully. The little sound effect everytime you figured out how something worked was a nice touch.
"Oh its a squid, I thought it was a mollusk" whose going to tell him...
a squid is a mollusk, but not all mollusks are squids
@@monad_tcp Im aware, but his phrasing implied that a squid isnt a mollusk
A combination of wonder and looming confusion, this is a really great series I have watched for so many times I've lost count- Just waiting for possible future episodes
The 7 is your level not the day
It tells you the day in your F3 menu on the left side near the bottom.
Or in the achievements page
your minecraft videos are a type of wholesome i really needed in my life, thank you!
Could someone make him an Engineer Texture pack?
And he has to find out what he can do with bamboo
It is awesome to see Matt learning so much in the amazing world of Minecraft.
*Everyone gangsta until he finds out that there is Redstone*
The "7" is actually the XP that you win by mining coal or killing animal, this XP will be useful for enchanting armor or different things later in the game and you can also press shift click when you're crafting to craft the biggest amount of the object you want to obtain
*Crafting wood one by one* This, my friends is a rare sighting of an architect playing minecraft.
It’s refreshing to see someone new to minecraft learn the game, it’s more complicated than when I started playing.
sadly this isnt the latest update with the new mountains and caves
7:26 me who played for 4 years and learnt redstone:”WHOT THE HECKS DO YA MEAN MATE?!!”
not the immersive engineering mod? i expected too much! oh well, I'm already here.
He should probably get good at the game first
I hope this series never ends, all his reactions are so pure its awesome
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I absolutely love this series! I hope you keep playing!!
RCE: descovers that he can pile blocks under him to get up
Everyone: RCE has envolved
Matt has really improved in the last video. I love this content. Everyone else online is either obnoxious or a pro. It's so refreshing to see someone new figuring the game out fresh from the start.
RCE!!! the number at the bottom is indeed XP levels! I'll not spoil what they're good for though. You might consider making a farm so you dont run out of carrots, and/or planting saplings to regrow the trees you cut down. There is in existence a block called scaffolding, as well, though you'd probably have quite the time trying to get hold of any.
There is an engineering aspect of Minecraft too, using Redstone. And yes, dirt scaffolding is how most people do it starting out. There is a scaffolding block but it's a relatively recent addition and not as easy to get as dirt, so dirt is the norm when you first start a world. The bar at the bottom with the number 7 is your XP bar and the number is your level, you use levels for enchanting items later in the game.
Also items lying on the ground disappear after 5 minutes. And to get more carrots you should make a hoe. Use it on dirt near water and plant your carrot there, it'll grow and when you harvest it you'll get multiple carrots
Building/designing so hard that you forget it's a survival game is expert-level Minecraft. You're one of us.
I think you should make a stonecutter. It'll help in your building. You should also start farming your carrots, so make a hoe and also a bucket so you can make infinite water (2x2).
The little creatures you saw in the cave are axolotls, and they will fight for you in the water if you scoop them up in a water bucket and bring them with you.
Chains are made from iron ingots and iron nuggets, so they're pretty easy to make.
I also would recommend checking out a lantern, which is just iron nuggets and a torch.
to get more carrots, you can plant them and let them grow. you will need a hoe and then you use that to till dirt/grass that is within 4 blocks of water
9:00 Yes we use dirt or scafoldings (scafoldings are made from bambo)
the pink thingys you saw in the waterfall cave are axolotls :D you can craft a bucket and scoop them up, maybe you can make a pond in your base and put them in it if you'd like. (or just carry them around with you in your inventory in a bucket- as you do.)
It might be worth making a new world because a big update came out (as you may know) between this episode and the last, it completely overhauls terrain generation making your worlds look a lot nicer :) loving the series btw!
It's honestly impressive to have gone so long with next to no exposure to Minecraft.
I would love to see Matt's reaction to some of the possibilities of over-engineered redstone creations in MC, like EthosLab's videos for example lol
It’s so odd that your minecraft playlist is so small, awesome that you are back into it. Nice one
It's really fun watching you figure out how to play through intuition!
"People are gonna be be cringing at this." You are mildly correct, but also it's fantastic and I love it. Also you're figuring all this stuff out blind with no tutorials, which is super impressive.
Please continue in minecraft! It's so refreshing to see someone new to the game!
I don't find it cringy at all! I think it's charming to watch someone learn about something I already understand. Then it's like dramatic irony when you make a guess about how something works but I know how it really works.
You can plant the carrots to grow more.
You need to use a hoe to till a dirt block, then place the carrot on it. You also need light and water nearby, or the crop will pop off. You know it's ready to harvest when you can see the roots.
Matt, you're doing amazingly and this series is absolute gold. please keep it going, i want to see matt the minecraft veteran by the end :)
tip: left click to mine and right click to place things
this might help:
Left Button
The left button is used hit things - i.e. to break blocks or attack an enemy. It will use the item you are using in your Main Hand.
Right Button
The right button is used for a lot of things:
placing blocks
using certain tools (hoeing farmland; shearing sheep)
firing bows (hold to build power, then release)
throwing missiles (eggs, snowballs, splash potions)
eating and drinking
using the item in your off hand
operating buttons and levers
opening doors
accessing containers (chests, furnaces, brewing stands, etc)
That's why i inverted those, for me it was very confusing that clicking normally i couldn't place. When i started i made a creative world so placing stuff was the first thing i wanted to do.
Its so fascinating seeing him learning the game and its mechanics. He learned how to shift-click all on his own! This is a crazy experience.