Dried Kelp Blocks are an ELITE Fuel Source, and using them to make more dried kelp is so good. Smelts 20 items, meaning one stack can smelt 1280 items.
19:07 lil' bit of correction here, honey can only remove the poison effect, no other negative effects. It can be useful in raids, but pretty much useless in places like the Nether Fortress.
Because horses can't ride in boats anymore they need to add horseshoes that can be enchanted with FrostWalker II so I can ride my horse across oceans again. Nice tip on the honey - it's been years since the bee update came out and I forgot it cures poison. Would have saved me much pain lately dealing with witches in caves.
I'm pretty sure the inner mushroom block faces can be created by placing and breaking a mushroom block next to another. Do that for all 6 sides, and you'll have the whole block set.
you are correct (it needs to be a non mushroom block placed next to it though) but in bedrock it registers as a block you can have in your inventory unlike in java where it will default back to having its mushroom colors on all sides. I believe this was the distinction they were making.
@@NL-fy6to Whoa wait it’ll become that type of block?! Epiiic. “ For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son. This is the verdict: Light has come into the world, but people loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil. Everyone who does evil hates the light, and will not come into the light for fear that their deeds will be exposed. But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what they have done has been done in the sight of God. “ John 3:16-21 (NIV) “ If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. “ Romans 10:9-10 (NIV)
So far I hadn't forgotten any of these features, but I actually learned two things that I previously didn't know. I had no idea frost walker could protect against magma blocks and now that will be added to all of my future pairs of mountain boots. I also didn't know how gold pressure plates worked because I've never experimented with them before.
@@cement_eater I use leather boots to avoid falling into powder snow, but I also like to do a lot of underwater mining. Because leather has such low durability I keep running out of durability when I stand on magma to keep from drowning.
I've always thought being able to hook a fishing rod on tripwire hooks to pull yourself towards it would be a super cool feature. We already have the ability to pull mobs to us with the fishing hook, so they literally just have to reverse the pulling physics and make the tripwire hook a catchable entity and BAM. Grappling hook.
I always think an update is only as good as how useful its features are. Sure you may have a clock which feels useful at first, how many average minecraft players actually craft a clock on the daily?
Toycat, an underrated use for the respawn anchor is direct travel from the end to the nether. Since the end portal takes you back to your respawn point or world spawn, it was previously impossible to go directly to the nether from the end. You had to visit the overworld first. But since the respawn anchor puts your spawn in the nether, returning to the overworld is no longer necessary to get to the nether from the end.
Haven't finished it yet, but I rediscovered the spiders having potion effects feature until a couple days ago when I was swarmed by invisible spiders on Java
I didn't _forget_ any of these, but I did learn something about honey, so that's nice. Everything else, I already knew and remembered, and most of them, I used quite regularly. Except for the Rabbit Stew. I have 1 of it in a chest, but only because I have it for the sake of collecting everything in the game.
Serendipity! I thought the last thing I needed to eat for a Balanced Diet was cake, but when I ate it for my birthday the counter was still stuck at 39/40 and I had no clue what I missed. But when I saw the recipe for rabbit stew in this video I was certain that was the missing meal, and it was! Thank you for that!
Whun toycat right clicked the spawn anchor there was a split second that you could see the destruction before an ad played. That has got to be one of the best accidental cutoffs of all time.
You can get the other mushroom blocks in survival, just place another mushroom blocks against it and then break them, the side they were touching will be the “creative only” texture! :)
I think the best use of bottles o' enchanting is to mend elytras on really long trips. Just land, pop a bunch of bottles, and you're back on your way in 10 seconds
Calcite has become my favourite block the second it was announced. I love building with it and it has soooo many uses when you combine it in block pallettes
7:00 What more could I ask for? The ability to attain all of the types of mushroom blocks in survival. They could easily just add the sponge-texture mushroom block via some means and allow you to craft the rest of the types of mushroom blocks by arranging the sponge texture and regular texture mushroom blocks in different ways in the crafting table.
Apparently you can get it in survival by growing both the type of mushrooms next to each other and the part which overlaps will be the sponge textured mushroom block.
If you build a snow golem in the Nether and quickly hit it with a splash potion of fire resistance, you'll have the best ally you could want when fighting blazes.
I've been playing Minecraft since it came out for the 360 and never knew you could grow mushrooms with bonemeal, which makes so much sense when you think about it because it can be used on other plants. I can finally build my mushroom forest in my main survival world. Can't believe I never knew that. :D
Don’t know if anyone said this already, but “Pilzkuh” is a very accurate name for a mooshroom. “Pilz” in German means mushroom and “Kuh” means cow. So you named your mooshroom “mushroom cow”
1:45 -As someone who ' s been learning German 🇩🇪, I immediately understood "Pilzkuh", "Pilz" is mushroom (Pilzen is for plural) and "Kuh" is cow. Deutsch, ich kann übersetze gut nach 8 Monate und ich, ein Mazedonier, kann sprechen mit Deutscher. (It ' s my 4th language).
1. Renaming Items - I do this for my Shulker Boxes, but I never thought of doing this for other jobsite blocks because I don't think you get any value out of it. 2. Renaming Spawn Eggs - I knew this, but as mostly a Survival Player it never comes up 3. Fire Charge - I use them in my Ticking Gold Farm as a way to light portals. I get them for free from Piglin Bartering and I have no other use for them. 4. Respawn Anchor - I never forgot about it, but I never use it either. I've considered using it as a building block, but the recipe needing 6 Crying Obsidian per block makes that somewhat unrealistic given the relatively low rate at which Piglins will give them in Bartering. 5. Frost Walker - I never forgot about it, but again I never use it either. I used to have a pair that I would play around with every once and a while, but I prefer my normal boots even while traversing the Nether (which after you've created enough infrastructure, Frostwalker boots would be unnecessary anyway). 6. Mushroom Blocks - I rarely consider using these in builds although I should more often. I would consider these an item that I "forget" often enough to count. 7. Snow Golem - I used to have a Snow Farm using a Snow Golem. 8. Tripwire Hook - Yeah, mostly forgotten given that there are just no good reasons to use them 9. Bottle O' Enchanting - Yeah, mostly forgotten as I just use a farm or trading for XP and to Mend tools. 10. Dried Kelp - I don't bother with Kelp at all, but it is one of those easy Fuel/Food sources that you can put together to be fully automatic. I just have other farms for both items (Auto Chicken Cooker and Lava Farm) that I never bothered with Kelp, so it is a mostly forgotten feature for me. 11. Rabbit Stew - I have made one of these ever, and it was only for completion of my 'Every Item in Minecraft' museum. Needing to cook the Rabbit and the Potato makes it a pain to craft, and there are too many ways to get food without the extra effort 12. Striders - I always forget about Striders. I should use them more. 13. Clock - Useless. I've made only one for my museum and I'll never use again. 14. Calcite - I love Calcite, but I always shy away from using it in a lot of builds because of the lack of block options (Slabs, Stairs, Walls, etc.). I have a ton of it collected for the day that we will hopefully get more Calcite blocks 15. Daylight Detector - I agree that the recipe is too expensive for something that has such a niche use. 16. Weighed Pressure Plates - I truly forgot that the 4 types of pressure plates act differently. 17. Honey Bottles - As far as I'm concerned, they are used for making Honey Blocks... I don't ever use them for eating or curing poison So I would say that I had "forgotten" about 8/17 of these on some level. Thanks for the reminder...
@@someonehavinganidentitycrisis Because Crossbows are so hard to come by otherwise??? I use all the spare Crossbows from my Raid Farm to smelt down the weapons and armor from the farm into Iron Nuggets.
In my opinion, rabbit stew remains useless as you gain more hunger from eating the ingredients on their own, and if you want to consume food quick just use dried kelp so honestly it's worthless
The clock will allow you to know the exact moment that you can sleep so that you aren't spam clicking your bed repeatedly. And it makes a great beginner decoration especially using that Tripwire hook in an item frame to design a Grandfather Clock. I have a clock in every bedroom as well as underground, I use them to tell time. They are quite useful. Also, I like to connect daylight detectors to redstone lamps to make automatic streetlights so my Minecraft town has light at night without spamming torches or glowstone everywhere. I also use daylight detectors with note blocks to make alarms for when it's getting dark and time to head home. In fact, my Minecraft town has a clock tower that uses daylight detectors, note blocks and repeaters to sound clock chimes every night, just as the streetlights light up. Kinda makes the place feel alive.
It's one thing to say you use the clock, its another to say its useful. It really isnt useful in the slightest as if you're underground whether its day or night is completely irrelevant, and if you're above ground you can see the sky. It has no legitimate use outside of telling the time which is pretty unnecessary when the only thing that actually matters is, is it day or night? I bet you dont look at those clocks and go "hmm yep, its 9:36am". You would look at it and go "hmm yep, its night/day time". The only thing anyone could actually call it useful for (and I still dont think useful is the right word) is decoration, because it could very well be the missing piece to make a build look finished. But it serves no purpose outside of doing exactly what you can already do by looking up, or if you cant, then it usually doesnt matter if its day or night
@@InitialDreadly If it wasn't useful to me, I wouldn't use it. I do use them plenty, therefore they are useful to me. You can look up at the sky and look around to find the position of the sun and then watch the sun moving for several seconds to tell you whether or not it's moving towards the horizon or away from it. You can absolutely do that to determine if you have enough time to finish your build, or make it back to your base before night falls. Or you can look at a clock. I've looked at mine enough to know when it's almost night, high noon or early morning. The only real annoyance with looking at a clock, is watching it spin like a wheel before landing on what time it is. I'd rather it just always show it.
@@themisfitowl2595 "You can look up at the sky and look around to find the position of the sun and then watch the sun moving for several seconds to tell you whether or not it's moving towards the horizon or away from it. You can absolutely do that to determine if you have enough time to finish your build, or make it back to your base before night falls. Or you can look at a clock." I don't need to say anything else here. You just said yourself how it effectively does exactly the same thing as looking up. Making it kind of pointless really. I will say though that if you've spent any more than a single day in your world you tend to know which way the sun rises and sets, so you dont need to look at it for a few seconds to know whether its rising or setting, because you will know which way it moves and so it's position (found the exact second you look up btw, which is quicker than checking the clock) is literally the only thing you need. "I've looked at mine enough to know when it's almost night, high noon or early morning." So has everyone with the sun in their world. It's like I said at the beginning, just because you use it, doesn't make it a useful item. You can try to justify it to yourself all you like but you said yourself looking up does exactly the same thing, and based on what you said about the clock spinning, looking up is actually going to be quicker in 100% of scenarios
@@InitialDreadly You know what's beautiful about Minecraft, different people get to play it in different ways and no one person's playstyle is considered wrong or right. So you can go hunt around for the sun, and I can go glance at a clock, because that's how we choose to play the game. That way, we can both enjoy the game. Sound good? Great.
@@themisfitowl2595 lol I never disagreed with that. I only said the clock is useless because it it an item that you use to do something that requires zero items. Like I said of you use it that's cool, but that doesn't make it a useful item by any means. I do heaps that would be considered inefficient or use things that might be useless, but that doesn't change the fact they're inefficient or useless
Problem: rabbit stew gives u less food points than when u eat the stuff in the recipes put together. So ur wasting possible hunger points for what? A non-stackable variant?
For #6, you can get the last texture of the mushroom block. If you place another mushroom block in the face you want the texture to be on and then remove it, it will appear. It works like the naturally generating ones.
Honestly I do usually craft a clock for use when I'm caving so I know when to sleep, especially when caving near a village that I don't want to get attacked
I had no idea you could see the snowmens’ faces by uses sheers! I also had no idea gold pressure plate’s power went farther and farther with each item on top of it! That’s crazy.
I remember on the PS3 version using daylight sensors for atomic lights in my house. it took me forever to figure out how to run the red stone and because of them I never really did anything else with it
fire charges are so confusing to me, i feel like you should be able to throw them like a snowball, which is how they work if you put them in a dispenser. But instead they are just a single use flint and steel when used by hand.
you get the 4th mushroom block in survival by placing any mushroom block down covering all sides with more musroom blocks and then removing the ones u used to cover the first block
I used calcite and I believe polished deep slate to completely rebuild and add on to a village church - it looks somewhat spooky and elegant. My next steps are to build a monument to a god for the village (not me) and to completely redo the houses. My end goal is to have a fully leveled villager of every profession, as well as a thriving village population. This is being done in survival - it’s a very fun project! Once I get better at Minecraft, I plan to do a different version of it fully in hardcore mode!
I actually used the trip wire hook for my armoury, whenever I enter the place all the different armour sets pop up from the ground and when you leave (walking over it again) the armour sets retract into the ground. Was going to add the lights turning on/off accordingly but my friend started a new world
@Super Happy Gamer! because since then, he's started roughly another 8, because he gets bored and likes the starting grind. So I might start my own when 1.20 drops and do it then
I still remember how, back in the day, we used red mushrooms and bonemeal for instant-shelters during long travels. Just grow a giant red mushroom, stick some ladders on, fit it with a torch, foor and bed, and voilá. Was super useful, I still use it to this day haha
Another thing about clocks is you don't necessarily need one crafted to tell the time. It's a little more tedious but you can just look up the clock in the crafting options and whatever icon of the clock shows up is the current time as of opening the menu.
The biggest strength of kelp as a fuel source is you can dry it on campfires. Just set up some campfires and a kelp farm and you'll never need to worry about completely running out of fuel.
Not that I've forgotten... just never cared. As for nametags, I don't really know for sure, but I suspect it takes an Anvil to use it. And Anvils are something that takes me MANY hours to get. If I could just put a nametag on a mob that would be fine. It would be more fine if it let me name it for free the first time. I prefer to have a light-colored block surrounding my living space -- as that makes things brighter. So, Calcite if that comes before Diorite, or Sandstone. What YOU forget is that Chest Boats allow only one mob at a time, so when you're going by boat at night you may pick up a Drowned if you don't watch out. Oh? Did I see that in one of your streams? Tee Hee.
I remember all these features, EXCEPT for the fact certain blocks can be named; I only knew that chests and shulker boxes could be named, not that many others (gotta rename my enchantment table in my world). And I don't know much about redstone, so that about the pressure plates was completly new to me.
Lol I used to build big redstone vault doors and various other contraptions and this is the first I'm even hearing about the different pressure plate effects. Someone also said above that they believe the iron pressure plate is actually 1 signal per 10 entities, so it would be interesting to test that
I think they should make grenades a feature, but renamed so it isn't blatantly called grenades. I know how horrible this sounds, but you need to hear me out. 2 fire charges, 4 iron ingots, and 1 iron nugget to make 4. It would deal half the damage of TNT, set mobs and players on fire, and wouldn't destroy blocks. Since it requires fire charges, it would be harder to make, but renewable. So it isn't like make netherite stuff which after a while you run out of it in an area, but is really good. And it isn't like a bow which is too easy to make and is renewable. They could call it like a "Fire Bomb" or something like that. I just think it would be neat to give the fire charge a new use.
I'd say the dried kelp block isn't forgotten. Kelp farms for furnace fuel are still very much a thing. They're far better than bamboo. The only downside is that it's not 100% automatic as you have to craft the blocks yourself.
There are many things in this list that I don't use, but I wouldn't go as far as saying that I have forgotten them. Rabbit stew might be the closest, since it's so useless that I've never even crafted it once, but it's not something I hear about and go "oh wow I forgot about that" I just go "eh I wouldn't care if they removed them"
I didn't forget any of these, but exp bottles from priests is something I never knew, since I rarely do villager trading. I also love using kelp as fuel. I smelt mine in a campfire to avoid waste, and I can save my coal for torches.
One thing you missed about pumpkin pie: unlike anything else with a similar food value, all its ingredients are available even if all you've got are your fists.
i used the respawn anchor for netherite mining it's really efficient and you can put a chest right next to it to have your basic needs to get your items back
I actually have never heard about the honey removing negative effects. Thats going to make raiding ocean monuments a bit easier as I won't have to keep taking the good potions if I drink a milk bucket. Thanks 😊👍👍👍👍👍
15/17, honestly I use all of these things a lot (except frost walker, it sucks). The only things I didn't know was that honey removes negative effects, and that what rabbit stew existed.
One of the most forgotten items in minecraft is one whole crafting recipe removal away from being the most forgotten/forgettable item , the item im talking about is sugar and the crafting recipe is for fermented spider eye ...
I knew most of these, but I didn't know honey cured negative status effects, and while I did generally know about pressure plates, but never knew about the stacking signal for gold plates. I don't know how I would use that, but... hm... I'll have to think on it. This vid was cool, thanks for sharing.
as a resource pack creator who watches a lot of older videos, i'm constantly thinking about these features, lol. though, i didn't actually know honey cured negative effects like that, nor did i ever think about naming an enchanting table. i knew about the naming other things
Dried Kelp Blocks are an ELITE Fuel Source, and using them to make more dried kelp is so good. Smelts 20 items, meaning one stack can smelt 1280 items.
It’s also a decent trade item
Now that lava is renewable I barely ever use different fuel sources
@@pocketmarcy6990 even before then, the nether had so much lava it was always the cheapest option
@@cement_eater I used coal blocks 😭
Yes.
19:07 lil' bit of correction here, honey can only remove the poison effect, no other negative effects. It can be useful in raids, but pretty much useless in places like the Nether Fortress.
i found out the hard way lol
Because horses can't ride in boats anymore they need to add horseshoes that can be enchanted with FrostWalker II so I can ride my horse across oceans again. Nice tip on the honey - it's been years since the bee update came out and I forgot it cures poison. Would have saved me much pain lately dealing with witches in caves.
Wait, horses can’t go in boats anymore?
@@JennyNobody They still can in Bedrock, not sure about Java.
@@loribroadbent8573 Not in Java. It’s really annoying. I’m hoping they’ll make them able to ride rafts.
@@loribroadbent8573 but you can't go in the boat with the horse.
I never leave home without a bunch of bottles of honey for witches
I'm pretty sure the inner mushroom block faces can be created by placing and breaking a mushroom block next to another. Do that for all 6 sides, and you'll have the whole block set.
I'm not sure about this but I think that is a java only feature
@@bestGaming132 It's in bedrock too
you are correct (it needs to be a non mushroom block placed next to it though) but in bedrock it registers as a block you can have in your inventory unlike in java where it will default back to having its mushroom colors on all sides. I believe this was the distinction they were making.
@@NL-fy6to Whoa wait it’ll become that type of block?! Epiiic.
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For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son. This is the verdict: Light has come into the world, but people loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil. Everyone who does evil hates the light, and will not come into the light for fear that their deeds will be exposed. But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what they have done has been done in the sight of God.
“ John 3:16-21 (NIV)
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If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved.
“ Romans 10:9-10 (NIV)
So far I hadn't forgotten any of these features, but I actually learned two things that I previously didn't know. I had no idea frost walker could protect against magma blocks and now that will be added to all of my future pairs of mountain boots. I also didn't know how gold pressure plates worked because I've never experimented with them before.
Mountain boots? Where on a mountain are you going to run into magma blocks?
@@cement_eater I use leather boots to avoid falling into powder snow, but I also like to do a lot of underwater mining. Because leather has such low durability I keep running out of durability when I stand on magma to keep from drowning.
@@cement_eater Nether Mountains
@@cement_eater The term "Mountain boot" is used somewhat interchangeably with "Hiking boot" by some people
@@KidPrarchord95 true didn't think of that
I'm really glad TH-cam has kept true to its stance against violet content
so true
19:07 Honey bottles only remove posion, not other negative effects.
Not sure that Admirals get promoted to Generals, but if that's what Toycat wants to think, that's what he'll think.
If he thinks it, then I think it
I've always thought being able to hook a fishing rod on tripwire hooks to pull yourself towards it would be a super cool feature.
We already have the ability to pull mobs to us with the fishing hook, so they literally just have to reverse the pulling physics and make the tripwire hook a catchable entity and BAM. Grappling hook.
Hookshot from Zelda!
that would be cool
Suggest it on that minecraft feedback site.
Way better than "grappling hook"
@The JAGIELSKI Channel I just did actually. It probably won't get much traction, but who knows. Thanks for the suggestion!
I always think an update is only as good as how useful its features are. Sure you may have a clock which feels useful at first, how many average minecraft players actually craft a clock on the daily?
I mean I have like 8 but purely from upgrading my villager trades I don't actually use them
I use a clock for when I go mining underground during the day until night so I know when to come back
@@kmb600 fair enough, just the majority don't use clocks
I use it for decoration in builds, not for its actual use haha
I could only see myself using them as a decoration item, like as part of a larger clock design. Other than that, I wouldn’t really use them
Toycat, an underrated use for the respawn anchor is direct travel from the end to the nether. Since the end portal takes you back to your respawn point or world spawn, it was previously impossible to go directly to the nether from the end. You had to visit the overworld first. But since the respawn anchor puts your spawn in the nether, returning to the overworld is no longer necessary to get to the nether from the end.
Haven't finished it yet, but I rediscovered the spiders having potion effects feature until a couple days ago when I was swarmed by invisible spiders on Java
I didn't _forget_ any of these, but I did learn something about honey, so that's nice. Everything else, I already knew and remembered, and most of them, I used quite regularly. Except for the Rabbit Stew. I have 1 of it in a chest, but only because I have it for the sake of collecting everything in the game.
Yeah, i didn't realize honey could stack which makes it much better than milk if you have a farm
I always bring honey with me
@@nadeen3157 I have a farm, but I use it for honeycomb. Maybe I should actually get honey rather than honeycomb.
Serendipity! I thought the last thing I needed to eat for a Balanced Diet was cake, but when I ate it for my birthday the counter was still stuck at 39/40 and I had no clue what I missed. But when I saw the recipe for rabbit stew in this video I was certain that was the missing meal, and it was! Thank you for that!
Whun toycat right clicked the spawn anchor there was a split second that you could see the destruction before an ad played. That has got to be one of the best accidental cutoffs of all time.
I liked this, before it happened to me lol
Why doesn't anyone mention that Snow Golems can detect mobs thru walls??? Such an underrated feature.
You can get the other mushroom blocks in survival, just place another mushroom blocks against it and then break them, the side they were touching will be the “creative only” texture! :)
4:16
The "This video has been removed for violating YT's policy on violent etc" scared the CRAP out of me lol
4:49 toycat hits the hardest whip known to man
I think the best use of bottles o' enchanting is to mend elytras on really long trips. Just land, pop a bunch of bottles, and you're back on your way in 10 seconds
I always liked to just throw a ton of those bottles in creative cause the sound is funky
I use pumpkin pie as a food source as I have a pumpkin farm, a chicken farm and a sugarcane farm, and they are also stackable
Calcite has become my favourite block the second it was announced. I love building with it and it has soooo many uses when you combine it in block pallettes
It looks like countertop marble. I use it for floors in my nicer buildings.
7:00 What more could I ask for? The ability to attain all of the types of mushroom blocks in survival.
They could easily just add the sponge-texture mushroom block via some means and allow you to craft the rest of the types of mushroom blocks by arranging the sponge texture and regular texture mushroom blocks in different ways in the crafting table.
Apparently you can get it in survival by growing both the type of mushrooms next to each other and the part which overlaps will be the sponge textured mushroom block.
4:14 that was good 😂
Literally got an ad after, what a perfect timing!
I didn’t know honey cured bad effects also I didn’t know the iron or gold pressure plates worked like that. Thank you toycat
Note: Toycat was mistaken when he said it cures all bad effects; it only cures poison and nothing else. Useful against witches or cave spiders, but...
Standing in fire (having up to your stomach) isn't the same as standing on fire (it only touching your boots/little bit of legs.)
If you build a snow golem in the Nether and quickly hit it with a splash potion of fire resistance, you'll have the best ally you could want when fighting blazes.
I've been playing Minecraft since it came out for the 360 and never knew you could grow mushrooms with bonemeal, which makes so much sense when you think about it because it can be used on other plants. I can finally build my mushroom forest in my main survival world. Can't believe I never knew that. :D
Don’t know if anyone said this already, but “Pilzkuh” is a very accurate name for a mooshroom. “Pilz” in German means mushroom and “Kuh” means cow. So you named your mooshroom “mushroom cow”
Mooshroom is a play on word for Mushroom and Moo (cow sound), it is in fact not English
Why can’t we eat cookies, melons and berries as fast as kelp????
Dried kelp blocks are well known in the modding community, especially when it comes to the Create mod. Dried kelp is invaluable for that mod...
I like the sound villagers make😂. That’s the best feature.
1:45 -As someone who ' s been learning German 🇩🇪, I immediately understood "Pilzkuh", "Pilz" is mushroom (Pilzen is for plural) and "Kuh" is cow. Deutsch, ich kann übersetze gut nach 8 Monate und ich, ein Mazedonier, kann sprechen mit Deutscher. (It ' s my 4th language).
I always keep a set of frostwalker boots in my inventory to swap out when I need to cross bodies of water
Dried kelp blocks are criminally underrated
1. Renaming Items - I do this for my Shulker Boxes, but I never thought of doing this for other jobsite blocks because I don't think you get any value out of it.
2. Renaming Spawn Eggs - I knew this, but as mostly a Survival Player it never comes up
3. Fire Charge - I use them in my Ticking Gold Farm as a way to light portals. I get them for free from Piglin Bartering and I have no other use for them.
4. Respawn Anchor - I never forgot about it, but I never use it either. I've considered using it as a building block, but the recipe needing 6 Crying Obsidian per block makes that somewhat unrealistic given the relatively low rate at which Piglins will give them in Bartering.
5. Frost Walker - I never forgot about it, but again I never use it either. I used to have a pair that I would play around with every once and a while, but I prefer my normal boots even while traversing the Nether (which after you've created enough infrastructure, Frostwalker boots would be unnecessary anyway).
6. Mushroom Blocks - I rarely consider using these in builds although I should more often. I would consider these an item that I "forget" often enough to count.
7. Snow Golem - I used to have a Snow Farm using a Snow Golem.
8. Tripwire Hook - Yeah, mostly forgotten given that there are just no good reasons to use them
9. Bottle O' Enchanting - Yeah, mostly forgotten as I just use a farm or trading for XP and to Mend tools.
10. Dried Kelp - I don't bother with Kelp at all, but it is one of those easy Fuel/Food sources that you can put together to be fully automatic. I just have other farms for both items (Auto Chicken Cooker and Lava Farm) that I never bothered with Kelp, so it is a mostly forgotten feature for me.
11. Rabbit Stew - I have made one of these ever, and it was only for completion of my 'Every Item in Minecraft' museum. Needing to cook the Rabbit and the Potato makes it a pain to craft, and there are too many ways to get food without the extra effort
12. Striders - I always forget about Striders. I should use them more.
13. Clock - Useless. I've made only one for my museum and I'll never use again.
14. Calcite - I love Calcite, but I always shy away from using it in a lot of builds because of the lack of block options (Slabs, Stairs, Walls, etc.). I have a ton of it collected for the day that we will hopefully get more Calcite blocks
15. Daylight Detector - I agree that the recipe is too expensive for something that has such a niche use.
16. Weighed Pressure Plates - I truly forgot that the 4 types of pressure plates act differently.
17. Honey Bottles - As far as I'm concerned, they are used for making Honey Blocks... I don't ever use them for eating or curing poison
So I would say that I had "forgotten" about 8/17 of these on some level. Thanks for the reminder...
Tripwire hook is used to craft crossbows
@@someonehavinganidentitycrisis Because Crossbows are so hard to come by otherwise??? I use all the spare Crossbows from my Raid Farm to smelt down the weapons and armor from the farm into Iron Nuggets.
So many old features you get used to or just remember for others.
In my opinion, rabbit stew remains useless as you gain more hunger from eating the ingredients on their own, and if you want to consume food quick just use dried kelp so honestly it's worthless
Kudos to AdorableHoe for making such a beautiful world. It was super awesome.
The biggest problem with frost walker is the incompatibility with depth strider. Most of the time I want to be faster in water than magma-block-proof.
The clock will allow you to know the exact moment that you can sleep so that you aren't spam clicking your bed repeatedly. And it makes a great beginner decoration especially using that Tripwire hook in an item frame to design a Grandfather Clock.
I have a clock in every bedroom as well as underground, I use them to tell time. They are quite useful.
Also, I like to connect daylight detectors to redstone lamps to make automatic streetlights so my Minecraft town has light at night without spamming torches or glowstone everywhere. I also use daylight detectors with note blocks to make alarms for when it's getting dark and time to head home. In fact, my Minecraft town has a clock tower that uses daylight detectors, note blocks and repeaters to sound clock chimes every night, just as the streetlights light up. Kinda makes the place feel alive.
It's one thing to say you use the clock, its another to say its useful. It really isnt useful in the slightest as if you're underground whether its day or night is completely irrelevant, and if you're above ground you can see the sky. It has no legitimate use outside of telling the time which is pretty unnecessary when the only thing that actually matters is, is it day or night? I bet you dont look at those clocks and go "hmm yep, its 9:36am". You would look at it and go "hmm yep, its night/day time".
The only thing anyone could actually call it useful for (and I still dont think useful is the right word) is decoration, because it could very well be the missing piece to make a build look finished. But it serves no purpose outside of doing exactly what you can already do by looking up, or if you cant, then it usually doesnt matter if its day or night
@@InitialDreadly
If it wasn't useful to me, I wouldn't use it. I do use them plenty, therefore they are useful to me.
You can look up at the sky and look around to find the position of the sun and then watch the sun moving for several seconds to tell you whether or not it's moving towards the horizon or away from it. You can absolutely do that to determine if you have enough time to finish your build, or make it back to your base before night falls.
Or you can look at a clock.
I've looked at mine enough to know when it's almost night, high noon or early morning.
The only real annoyance with looking at a clock, is watching it spin like a wheel before landing on what time it is. I'd rather it just always show it.
@@themisfitowl2595 "You can look up at the sky and look around to find the position of the sun and then watch the sun moving for several seconds to tell you whether or not it's moving towards the horizon or away from it. You can absolutely do that to determine if you have enough time to finish your build, or make it back to your base before night falls.
Or you can look at a clock."
I don't need to say anything else here. You just said yourself how it effectively does exactly the same thing as looking up. Making it kind of pointless really.
I will say though that if you've spent any more than a single day in your world you tend to know which way the sun rises and sets, so you dont need to look at it for a few seconds to know whether its rising or setting, because you will know which way it moves and so it's position (found the exact second you look up btw, which is quicker than checking the clock) is literally the only thing you need.
"I've looked at mine enough to know when it's almost night, high noon or early morning."
So has everyone with the sun in their world. It's like I said at the beginning, just because you use it, doesn't make it a useful item. You can try to justify it to yourself all you like but you said yourself looking up does exactly the same thing, and based on what you said about the clock spinning, looking up is actually going to be quicker in 100% of scenarios
@@InitialDreadly
You know what's beautiful about Minecraft, different people get to play it in different ways and no one person's playstyle is considered wrong or right.
So you can go hunt around for the sun, and I can go glance at a clock, because that's how we choose to play the game. That way, we can both enjoy the game. Sound good? Great.
@@themisfitowl2595 lol I never disagreed with that. I only said the clock is useless because it it an item that you use to do something that requires zero items. Like I said of you use it that's cool, but that doesn't make it a useful item by any means. I do heaps that would be considered inefficient or use things that might be useless, but that doesn't change the fact they're inefficient or useless
Thank you for making the world AdorableHoe420!! Please don't burn down my house!
Problem: rabbit stew gives u less food points than when u eat the stuff in the recipes put together. So ur wasting possible hunger points for what? A non-stackable variant?
I actually use clocks to tell when I can sleep even in the over world.
I have never heard of honey bottles curing poison.
For #6, you can get the last texture of the mushroom block. If you place another mushroom block in the face you want the texture to be on and then remove it, it will appear. It works like the naturally generating ones.
Honestly I do usually craft a clock for use when I'm caving so I know when to sleep, especially when caving near a village that I don't want to get attacked
03:56 "I guess that tree didn't subscribe." LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂
I had no idea you could see the snowmens’ faces by uses sheers! I also had no idea gold pressure plate’s power went farther and farther with each item on top of it! That’s crazy.
I remember on the PS3 version using daylight sensors for atomic lights in my house. it took me forever to figure out how to run the red stone and because of them I never really did anything else with it
I believe the iron pressure plate actually gives out one signal strength per ten items on it.
Pumpkin Pie and Mushroom/Sus Stew are good vegetarian options lmao, if you like being friendly to animals in Minecraft
fire charges are so confusing to me, i feel like you should be able to throw them like a snowball, which is how they work if you put them in a dispenser. But instead they are just a single use flint and steel when used by hand.
you get the 4th mushroom block in survival by placing any mushroom block down covering all sides with more musroom blocks and then removing the ones u used to cover the first block
I thought you're going to make amogus with mushrooms, I'm glad you didn't.
I knew all 17 ''unknown features from this video but a cool video for my friends.
Thanks AdorableHoe! 🎉
7:30 missed the opportunity to make an amogus
8:58... I think You forgot (how ironically) that you can use the tripwire hook for crafting a trapped chest.
I used calcite and I believe polished deep slate to completely rebuild and add on to a village church - it looks somewhat spooky and elegant. My next steps are to build a monument to a god for the village (not me) and to completely redo the houses. My end goal is to have a fully leveled villager of every profession, as well as a thriving village population. This is being done in survival - it’s a very fun project! Once I get better at Minecraft, I plan to do a different version of it fully in hardcore mode!
4:14 you got me until i realized it said "violet" instead of "violent"
oh no!
7:34 you literally forgot to say that the exposed mushroom block is only exclusive for bedrock edition creative mode🤦
I actually used the trip wire hook for my armoury, whenever I enter the place all the different armour sets pop up from the ground and when you leave (walking over it again) the armour sets retract into the ground. Was going to add the lights turning on/off accordingly but my friend started a new world
Why not build it again in that new world?
@Super Happy Gamer! because since then, he's started roughly another 8, because he gets bored and likes the starting grind. So I might start my own when 1.20 drops and do it then
The mooshroom being named "Pilzkuh" was a rare case if unexpected German without context.
Yay another Adorable map video
Late but YAY
I still remember how, back in the day, we used red mushrooms and bonemeal for instant-shelters during long travels.
Just grow a giant red mushroom, stick some ladders on, fit it with a torch, foor and bed, and voilá.
Was super useful, I still use it to this day haha
Another thing about clocks is you don't necessarily need one crafted to tell the time. It's a little more tedious but you can just look up the clock in the crafting options and whatever icon of the clock shows up is the current time as of opening the menu.
The biggest strength of kelp as a fuel source is you can dry it on campfires. Just set up some campfires and a kelp farm and you'll never need to worry about completely running out of fuel.
snow golems are so useful in so many contraptions and farm, and also the ability to sheer him makes ianxofour's wither rose farm work
I actually didn't know about the pressure plate output strengths at all, so that's pretty cool. Thanks for educating me on something!
Not that I've forgotten... just never cared. As for nametags, I don't really know for sure, but I suspect it takes an Anvil to use it. And Anvils are something that takes me MANY hours to get. If I could just put a nametag on a mob that would be fine. It would be more fine if it let me name it for free the first time.
I prefer to have a light-colored block surrounding my living space -- as that makes things brighter. So, Calcite if that comes before Diorite, or Sandstone.
What YOU forget is that Chest Boats allow only one mob at a time, so when you're going by boat at night you may pick up a Drowned if you don't watch out. Oh? Did I see that in one of your streams? Tee Hee.
No I didn't.
Also the brown Mooshroom is just a varient and not its own mobs. This is the equivalent to a dyed sheep.
I actually use daylight detectors in my survival builds to light up my house at night.
Anyone else miss those random ravines you would find will exploring.
I remember all these features, EXCEPT for the fact certain blocks can be named; I only knew that chests and shulker boxes could be named, not that many others (gotta rename my enchantment table in my world). And I don't know much about redstone, so that about the pressure plates was completly new to me.
Lol I used to build big redstone vault doors and various other contraptions and this is the first I'm even hearing about the different pressure plate effects. Someone also said above that they believe the iron pressure plate is actually 1 signal per 10 entities, so it would be interesting to test that
My internet died at 4:14, was so confused
I think they should make grenades a feature, but renamed so it isn't blatantly called grenades. I know how horrible this sounds, but you need to hear me out.
2 fire charges, 4 iron ingots, and 1 iron nugget to make 4. It would deal half the damage of TNT, set mobs and players on fire, and wouldn't destroy blocks. Since it requires fire charges, it would be harder to make, but renewable.
So it isn't like make netherite stuff which after a while you run out of it in an area, but is really good. And it isn't like a bow which is too easy to make and is renewable. They could call it like a "Fire Bomb" or something like that.
I just think it would be neat to give the fire charge a new use.
I'd say the dried kelp block isn't forgotten. Kelp farms for furnace fuel are still very much a thing. They're far better than bamboo. The only downside is that it's not 100% automatic as you have to craft the blocks yourself.
Wow, honey bottles would be amazing for raiding an ocean monument! Gets rid of the mining fatigue, but the water breathing stays
Sadly it cures only a poisoning effect
0:35 wait, you guys don't rename an item anymore ?
There are many things in this list that I don't use, but I wouldn't go as far as saying that I have forgotten them.
Rabbit stew might be the closest, since it's so useless that I've never even crafted it once, but it's not something I hear about and go "oh wow I forgot about that" I just go "eh I wouldn't care if they removed them"
thank you for adding the chapter i really appreciate it
I didn't forget any of these, but exp bottles from priests is something I never knew, since I rarely do villager trading. I also love using kelp as fuel. I smelt mine in a campfire to avoid waste, and I can save my coal for torches.
One thing you missed about pumpkin pie: unlike anything else with a similar food value, all its ingredients are available even if all you've got are your fists.
i used the respawn anchor for netherite mining it's really efficient and you can put a chest right next to it to have your basic needs to get your items back
I actually have never heard about the honey removing negative effects. Thats going to make raiding ocean monuments a bit easier as I won't have to keep taking the good potions if I drink a milk bucket. Thanks 😊👍👍👍👍👍
Just a heads up, it only removes poison effect not other negative effects. Inb4 you get killed by a wither skeleton.
I've spent hundreds of hours riding the strider through the nether, what a good pal.
I didn't know about the first one. Thanks! 😮
Nothing makes me laugh more than toycats jokes
15/17, honestly I use all of these things a lot (except frost walker, it sucks). The only things I didn't know was that honey removes negative effects, and that what rabbit stew existed.
One of the most forgotten items in minecraft is one whole crafting recipe removal away from being the most forgotten/forgettable item , the item im talking about is sugar and the crafting recipe is for fermented spider eye ...
I knew most of these, but I didn't know honey cured negative status effects, and while I did generally know about pressure plates, but never knew about the stacking signal for gold plates. I don't know how I would use that, but... hm... I'll have to think on it. This vid was cool, thanks for sharing.
Dear ibxtoycat, were you high when making this video?
4:16 it says violet, not violent
Can’t believe you forgot about banner patterns
They are also missing the artic fox egg
4:16 violet or graphic content
Clocks are underrated. If your mining you need to sleep on time to make sure phantoms don't appear.
I often use the Warped Fungus on a stick as an alternative formcarrot on a stick rightclickdetector
as a resource pack creator who watches a lot of older videos, i'm constantly thinking about these features, lol. though, i didn't actually know honey cured negative effects like that, nor did i ever think about naming an enchanting table. i knew about the naming other things
I think the clock is useful