The FORGOTTEN Minecraft Features...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- Minecraft has been around for quite some time, and because of this, there is quite a lot of items, structures, blocks and entities which have been forgotten? So are they useless? Or did the playerbase forget how good they really are...
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0:00 - Intro
0:42 - Jungle Pyramid
2:44 - Skeleton Traps
4:04 - Fossils
5:04 - Lingering Potions
6:07 - Desert Well
7:00 - Minecart Furnace/TNT
8:05 - Abandoned Villages
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9:40 - Tipped Arrows
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I forgot about the sugon feature
sugon deez nuts
I’m on your discord
I forgot about the igloo thing, but I remember when it was so cool
On bedrock there are long mundane potions
Already did
I never forgot about the Jungle Temples, I just never find jungles.
yep
Also the jungle is kinda boring and easy to get lost to so i dont just go in
Same
@@Mike_Oxlong420 idk how you could think jungles are boring, I reckon they're one of the most interesting biomes because of the brightness of the green, chaos of the landscape, and variety of plants and mobs you find in them.
But something oldmate forgot to mention in his video is jungle temples are actually very useful early game if you want to get into auto mob farms or redstone sooner or later in your game, as each one has 2 sticky pistons, which can be bothersome to accumulate early game if you dont wanna create a slime spawning area or don't want to go to a swamp in full moon.
Imo jungle temples make it more worth exploring to find jungles and then exploring the jungles, just for the sticky pistons; in my current survival world I had 2 sticky piston based mob farms before id even found more than 3 slime balls.
Do you mean Pyramid
“Abandoned villages spawn very rarely”
Bedrock players: are you sure about that?
I only play Java. I have spawned near one many times when I make a new world. I found 2 once of my main survival and my modded survival. I didn’t know they where rare till now. I think my Java Minecraft thinks it’s Bedrock edition
Haha every second village in bedrock is abandoned!!
Thing Is the chance is the same it’s 1/50 (2%) chance but I believe it used to be much rarer (1 in 10000) and before the change had been made I had only seen it once before
Dont forget dessert wells. They are so common in bedrock/mcpe As well .just to note i only play mcpe because i cant on anything else :(
every 3 villages I find in bedrock are abandoned
Fun fact: Abandoned Villages and Desert Wells are extremely common in the Bedrock version of the game.
Desert wells aren't especially rare on Java either imo
Plus you can craft tipped arrows in cauldrons on bedrock
No wonder I was shocked to see them on this list
Ah okay that explains that
Desert wells are extremely common but abandoned villages? Still have yet to find one
Gonna be honest. Literally none of these are forgotten, just uncommon.
yeah, this video is pretty bad. everything he didnt know is "forgotten"
Personally I didn't know most of these. I've played since alpha but there's been many years I haven't played, I appreciated the video.
None of this are forgotten. it's just a rare occurrence to run into them, also most of them are only useful in specific situation. There's a big difference between Uncommon and Forgotten!
Minecaft tnts are also actually heavily used in traps
Java players finding an abandoned village: Wow this is so rare!
Bedrock players finding an abandoned village: I just asked for 1 normal village, not 10 abandoned ones!
yeah...
This is one of the reasons why i don't play bedrock
Agreed
i think abandoned villages are better cause there are loads of cobwebs which can be broken for string which can be used for extra beds. tHere is also loot and wheat present in abandoned villages. You can also cure the villagers to get cheaper trades so yea abandoned village>village.
@@rdev3720 that isn't enough. I mean, ITS LIKE WALKING INTO A ZOMBIE PARTY. NO TRADES
Fun fact: this is how players are supposed to find out about the basement in the igloo, assuming someone settles in it and cooks something in the furnace, the light level goes up, the ice melts, water flows, carpet gets destroyed and then u see the carpet
That would actually be really cool if it wasn't so damn unlikely to happen.
I found out about it because I set up a base never cooked something and when checking in on a chest I decided I'd make it look nicer with red carpet and destroyed the floor and found a trapdoor.
Maybe it’s just me but I always used these for mending
@@TgPepper yes its just you
i found out because the first igloo i ever found was suspended and a saw this colom underneath it so i suspected there was somethi g else to it.
ngl kinda freaked me out at first
the moon phases affecting mobs and creeper explosions creating potion clouds if they have an effect on them are both very hidden features that probably would have fit very well on this video
Are you f kidding me is that why zombies are just flat out ignoring armor on random occasions that's some terraria levels of sofistication thanks dude
@@slayerofdarknssdmt9697 yeah but unfortunately they're way less implemented than in terraria
I laughed my ass off when he said "tnt" minecarts were forgotten, they are one of the most useful items for traps
love using them for landmines lol
Yep but I never crafted furnace minecart
@@Vaxedia if u don't play java it doesn't exist anyways
But if u do before powered rails it can really help travel mobs like villagers in groups
@@adean5707 It's also pretty cheap, since powered rails need Gold and redstone
@@poikoi1530 that's why I said before
just a interesting note, in bedrock edition abandoned villages are wayyy more common and in the bedrock community they are far from forgotten and actually an annoyance most of the time
Yeah I play on bedrock edition and I hate when i get the abandoned villages lol
Fax I was wondering why he said it was rare but as a bedrock player it seems that about 1/10 are abandoned.
@@mbaeacfilms5516 fr, like you be walking up all excited then you see the cobwebs
Its so damn annoying. You think youre gonna get some good loot but at best you get a few beds and some bread from haybales
oh so that's why I didn't have much trouble on finding one in my Bedrock world
"minecart TNT is still forgotten"
Oh boy you never heard of the trolling technique called the minecart nuke
minecart tnt is as forgotten as golden tools are
@@jonpapaz4228 well now you can
@@HoangNguyen-ej4wb no they are not forgotten tnt minecarts can explode instantly for very good traps
@@voidbite6201
They can also make nuclear explosions.
Simply put 20 or more into a single rail,activate them (i prefer using fishing rods to activate them remotely),and boom.
People rarely do. Most recent one ive seen was a dream manhunt game. All streamers forget it
Ironically, a lot of these features are extremely common in bedrock: my first bedrock world spawned in an abandoned village and on my third “day” there was a skeleton horse trap. Not to mention almost every desert has about 60,000 desert wells.
i encounterd the same with the abondend village on education and also a very big pond or very VERY tiny ocean spawned next to the abondend village and across the "POND" was a normal village
I didn’t know they were actually uncommon I play both editions and find them all the time
I completely forgot about Jungle temples for a while. I was so excited to explore them when they first came out, and while I like the redstone traps they just seem so rare and unnecessary that they're just disappointing now.
Excuse me it was clearly established that they are called pyramids although they dont meet any requirements to be a pyramid
@@katiequeen7225 What's your relationship like with your father?
@@huguesdepayens807 There's nothing, that I hate more than this question
@@lyraleen1504 Then don't advertise it.
@@katiequeen7225 they identify as pyramids, you bigot
Minecart TNT is commonly used in traps so I wouldn’t consider it forgotten.
That’s right since you can detonate them instantly making them much more deadly than regular tnt
I agree
@@lanqtins7857 i use tnt minecart alot for tnt cannons because of it's insanely huge range i remember it getting around 10k blocks on my testing world but it's hugely expensive do in terms of iron and tnt
Same, like in Third Life SMP, Grian made some traps using them (They worked, but the detonation timer was set wrong, so it didn't explode, and it only exploded when they were trying to defuse it, but accidently set it off.) There are also Tiktock hacks about the TNT Minecart trap.
_3rd life_
Minecrafters: Yeah, thats a templ-
Mojang: *PYRAMID IS PYRAMID*
Player: Hey! Look at this cool Ravine I found!
Mojang: CANYON!
I wonder where the names temple and ravine even came from
@@jyotiradityasatpathy3546 Ravine is definitely a development name that got changed upon release. I think Temple was too, but I'm not sure about that.
Personally, I never forgot any of those features. Except for Jungle and Desert Temples being actually called Pyramids.
You clearly didn't play a lot when the skeleton traps were first introduced 😂 They were ridiculously common, so they had to make them rarer.
did anyone else use to hear that if you found a desert well, a village was nearby?
I heard that it meant that a desert pyramid was nearby
@@alexsoo501 yeah that as well
I actually had no idea that it was rare because I have seen multiple of them in my flat desert biome creative building map from 1.5.2
I use to think that there were like dungeons or underground structures below them, but there never was. I always wondered what there purpose was, and why they were in the game.
yes i remember
As a minecraft addict, I remembered all of these features.
I agreee
Me also
Same
same
Same
I had no idea desert wells were so rare. I've found a ton of them... but then again, I always looked for and hid in deserts. Especially when I played industrialcraft/IC2.
I was using tipped arrows often untill an update changed tier 5 fletcher trades to favor enchanted crossbows
A trick I use when I don't have a lot of arrows is just making them spectral, because you actually turn one arrow into two
@@silvermagpie1071 its not normal arrows that you would be low on but tipped ones, instant damage, healing ect, unless you can make glowing versions of those?
@@patrickrocheleau8185 no, this was just before I had large stocks of generic arrows in my worlds. Spectral arrows were just a way to extend what skeleton drops I had
"Tnt Minecarts are forgotten"
Grian: Am I a joke to you?!
Wait he's saying I forgot these I never did its clickbait
@@hughquinn007 hmm idk
The rule of thumb
In last life and third life traps never work , so you are wrong
@@microwavetransformer6378 Even if they don't work they still use them.
@@Nik-6675 ok
There's no way desert wells are that rare! I see them all the time in deserts! I find like 3 per desert! (I play on Java edition)
I found 7!
@@thuyvannguyenthi1459 you're just proving my point further!
i know right? i found two in your moms house!
@@Blox117 man, you didn't have to murder him to prove his point.
Same
Arrows of Slowness IV are insane!
I used a stack against a raid, and combined with a Punch II bow, you can stand still and bow down Ravagers and Vindicators with ease.
8:14 I remember running into like 2 or 3 abandoned villages in a row once. Didn't even know they were a thing before that point and I felt so ripped off, lol
Some of them aren’t forgotten they were just rarely used or talked about since there wasn’t that much people using that specific feature during the time it was out
isn’t that… what being forgotten is?
@@depressed_piglet4912 No it like saying just because someone rarely talk to you then that must mean that they forgot you exist
@@disme5314 yeah i guess but they feel really similar idk
yup, this is kinda click bait
Nonetheless, that's still a similar definition to what being forgotten is in this particular context, so I wouldn't consider it clickbait.
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10:17 During the Minecraft 1.9 snapshots, tipped arrows actually DID work with the infinity snapshot, with the latest version containing this feature being 15w47c. Whyever the devs considered infinity working with the arrows to be a "bug" is beyond my knowledge, but they should really add that feature back!
What's funny is that while they are called jungle and desert pyramids on the wiki, Bedrock edition refers to them as temples from within the game itself. In one of the preset seeds for Bedrock, it says: "Jungle Temple", and in one of the loading screen tips, it says something about a Desert Temple. Also I never forgot Jungle Temples and look for them whenever I see a jungle
"I can only remember 2 times I've found a skeleton trap"
Me, with well over 10 skeleton horses sitting in my wheat field
My base on my new world has a desert well in eye sight, 2 skeleton horses, a mesa across the mountain biome, and a nether spawn inside a crimson forest cave that leads to a soul sand valley and a warped forest across the lava lake
@@Dante.-. I used to keep my skeleton horses in my wheat farm because there was a fence around it but it got to the point that there were so many so I built a stable just for my skeleton horses lol
@@boop_beep_sheep4876 a stables building sounds more cooler anyway than them wandering in a field. Dam now I wanna build one. It could be nehter themed too since they look like nether mobs
@@Dante.-. oh a nether stable would be really cool
I had like 2 in a few days on the same world
TNT minecarts are used a lot for traps.
yes cuz they instantly explode without a long hissing soound which allows players to run away.
and there's a curse one when you stack alot of minecart tnt then explode it, minecart spins alot.
the best use ive thought of for lingering potions is to give a lot of villagers weakness when making their trades better. on potion can get like 5-6 villagers the effect needed by running them through the partials in minecarts
Also fun fact about lingering potions, you can create a budget one by splashing a creeper with a potion and then letting it explode
I vividly remember being told by one of my friends that jungle pyramids were removed from the game, then like 2 weeks ago I ran into one on my friends smp server
Surprised you didn't mention the village Zombie Siege, bugged for the longest time and noone really noticed because people didn't know they existed in the first place.
It's so forgotten even TheMisterEpic even forgot to add it
also zombie reinforcements, i am a Minecraft nerd but i forgot about them until tangos hermitcraft episode
I do remember that reinforcements can happen but on the spot I genuinely don't recall actually seeing one happen to me, so fair point.
The reason I remember zombie reinforcements is because zombie piglins are reinforced by normal zombies, in the nether
This is my fear every time I build a village base
None of these are really forgotten, though.. lesser known, maybe, but definitly not forgotten.
Btw TNT minecarts do have a great use in traps, as you can stack a ton of them in one block and increase the blast significantly.
You can get tons of tipped arrows with an villager raid farm, making it a lot less hard to obtain them. Spectral arrows are also pretty cool, just to play around with.
I don't know how you managed to dodge all the fossils in the overworld, it's not too hard to find one when caving imo.
slowness arrows are also a major drop of strays farms, but i never found a fossil as a long time survival player (and not often playing very long in 1 world)
Or get tipped arrows by villager trading with fletchers. We tried getting one villlager for each highest level type of arrow. It's literally hell and i cant count how many villagerheads i got due to vanillatweaks moremobheads datapack. there is still two of them missing, but at this point i'd rather upgrade our raidfarm to raid+hero of the village-farm. To anyone out there consider trying the same. In the beginning all goes well, its when there are only a few possible types of arrows left that you'll only get those you already have a villager for. What makes this process slow is the fact that you'll unlock tipped arrow trade only on the highest level and its not even granted to give you one at all but felt like 50% of the time you get another type of enchanted crossbow.
also much more forgotten than the skeleton horse traps are their halloween counterparts, which are almost impossible to get and even harder to contain.
they only spawn on the 24 hours of halloween in a thunderstorm, being the same as normal horse traps but the riders extracted from getting near the horse can wear normal or glowing pumpkin heads. the Prototech server did an amazing farm for that for older versions. without rng manipulation it all comes down to luck of getting a thunderstorm at all. you can manipulate it by communicating to not sleep in the period before halloween but its still rng.
our setup for versions above 1.12 was as follows:
We made a perimeter at spawn in the months before with flush glass floor above the bedrock (wasnt intended to be a farm, but we already had a perimeter, so why not use it for one ?:D )
we were camping at 0,0 for the whole time so only the perimeter stays loaded. Remember not to sleep no matter how many phantoms are trying to take your lifes, cause this will reset the thunderstorm timer.
we had a stream of water on one side of the perimeter from one end to the other: setup from the wall to the inside of peri: 1 Wallblock - 2 flowing water - 3 watersource every 8 blocks, flowing into the direction of one end followed by a pressure plate every 8th block - 4 pressureplate to contain the water
at the end of the perimeter we made a hole in the wall and further waterstream (remember to make it 3 0r 4 high to not kill the riders in the ceiling) to move them even a little further out of our 0,0 netherportal zone. after that they go into a nether portal because we collected them on top of our nether ceiling. This step is important because u need them to get out of a different portal than what you will go trough. There is a bug ( or working as intended?) in the game that entitys riding other entites cant use portals, thats why we need to get the lonely horse trap trough the portal without activating it resulting in riders that will never see another dimension again. to do this we need to keep a safe distant from the skeleton horse trap. marking each chunk in the perimeter with a chesspattern helps a lot in guessing distances. Now if we cant touch them or come near them how do we get them into our waterstream on one side the perimeter? everytime a thunderstorm happens watch out from above if any skeleton horse trap spawned. if so, fly down but keep at least 1 or 2 chunks distance from the horse at all times: now the hard part, id recommend to train this beforehand: build a basic flying machine that has 2 blocks in front so it will stop with its main pushing blocks above the pressureplates and not squish the horse into the wall (the wider the flying machine the better) in line with the horse and pray it doesnt move to much before it arrives. the closer you are to the horse, the lesser time it has to move out of the way, but in the worst case it walks in your direction while setting up the flying machine activating itself and therefore making itself useless for this purpose. if you done everything correctly and kept distance, your horse should move itself into the nether. from there on you can make a station where it gets kicked out of the portal and put into a minecart. from that point on its your decision where to guide it with the tracks to your display cases. i strongly recommend the nether roof, bc of ghasts and the whole thing being in a lavaless solid plane making railtracks much easier than going tru real nether.
in the end you need a activator rail to kick the horse out of its minecart when it has arrived in its final displaycase. keep distance the whole time trough, it helps to mark the distance to the tracks so you know where you can freely move.
Only now when the horse its in its at least 8 by 8 chamber you can go near it to activate the trap.
Now you have a bunch of skeleton horse riding strays in your displaychamber on the nether roof. depending on your rng luck, some or none will have carved pumpkin or halloweenpumpkin heads. also due to a bug in the game, these strays can with a tiny percentage spawn with double enchanted gear having none combinable or 2 of the same time of enchantments on the same armor peace or bow, but its really not worth farming those on halloween, use the other 364 days of the year if you are crazy enough to go for those. Dont forget to nametag them, be especially careful using F3+B that they cant see you in doing so, because if they get line of sight to a player, they will attack, and just one accidental friendly fire will most likely result in all but one of them getting killed by each other. a seperate cage for each initial horse trap is recommended. You can build the setup and test it on any normal day to check if it would even work, or set your pcs time to halloween to see the actual rates you could possibly get, no matter what, i highly suggest testing every part of the delivery chain beforehand since theres only this tiny window of time to farm these legitimately.
i hope at least one person is crazy enough to try this, if any of you have suggestions or improvements i'd be glad, too. this halloween is going to be the second time we're going for it.
just remember to prepare far ahead of time. The perimeter took us a while. Ilmangos world eater is definitely the way to go for that, so you'll at least require these farms:
Slimefarm, Witchfarm or really grind redstonemining...., sand/gravityblock-duper for the glass if you wanna be ecologically sustainable lol
good luck huntin' those forgotten features y'all ! :)
Yeah tipped arrows are super cool!!!
Also Fossils are WAY rarer than you think......... You are probably more likely to find 2 stacks of diamonds than overworld fossils
Ive never found an overworld fossil but thats just because i never mine at y 40
I've yet to find a fossil in minecraft and I explore caves a lot for iron and diamonds
I remember the First time I found fossils when mining. I thought 'Oh cool, that makes finding bone blocks and binomial so much easier.' I had no idea how rare they actually are until now.
same I just found it in desert cave
i played minecraft for 8 years and i never known they existed
The reason the fossils can't be /located is because (like desert wells) they aren't regular structures, but rather a biome feature. Another fun fact, you _can_ use the command to find the nether fossils, because those ones are traditional structures (just a lot more common).
If the well is the grave of herobrine, then how many times do you think he died within a 60 million block world?
My mans Herobrine struggled the first few nights, don’t be too hard on him.
Dude, he's just like us, just with more patience or a bored unexperienced (of minecraft) god
@@silentotaku8 nice comment with good sense of humor
@@Paper304 :D
And he kept dying on deserts too.
Oh my god! I almost always play modded minecraft and thought fossils were introduced in a mod i play, i had no idea they were vanilla. I guess that shows that they are forgotten
Indeed!
It's frequent that they change the spawn rates in modded or add their own fossils so it's easier to encounter
7:40 TheMisterEpic: tnt minecarts are forgotten.
also tnt minecarts being used by alot of youtubers to make giant explosions: ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?
I like how the skeleton trap has happened to me 3 times on the same server within the span of 6 months.
I genuinely use the minecart furnace all the time. It's so much more convenient to move mobs around in villagers and stuff using a furnace minecart than making a bunch of powered rails and powering them all
Have you tried using boats?
@@Rioluman10 if i recall correctly, a boat on land isn't very productive. water doesn't generate everywhere.
@@gunkyslop They're the most efficient system for transporting villagers simply because you don't have to worry about terrain as much and mobs seen more willing to enter boats than carts.
@@Rioluman10 as i already said, water doesn't generate everywhere, meaning boats can't always be used
@@gunkyslop It's about half the speed of walking or the minecart furnace on land but has the benefit of no extra infrastructure. Normal minecarts on powered rails can easily outpace it but again setup. If setup _is_ your thing, there's always packed ice.
2:53 this looks like something straight up from a horror movie, don’t know why
:o
This look like a comment from an verified youtuber, don't know why
8:40 is even more eerie
@@Gurtopolis
Oh shit you're right
Бородач как ты здесь оказался?
tipped arrows make great custom rare loot tho.
on my server phantoms have a chance to drop a few "ascension arrows", that give like a minute of levitation and two of slow fall.
those things are OP tbh. never seen a enemy actually come back down, and when following them up they go so high I think the arrows basically make them despawn lol
So they ascend for a minute and then have one minute to get back down with slow falling? Is that actually enough time to safely come back down, or are they just falling from the sky and plunging to death then?
I remember a time when playing in my survival world, I stumbled upon the Skeleton horsemen trap as a lightning bolt hit a nearby horse. I was in a forest at that time and got cornered quickly and died. Ever since, I have been sleeping or seeking shelter during storms. Also I find abandoned villages more often than or as often as regular villages so I’m not sure if that’s just my seed generation (I always go for random) or something else…
Tipped arrows are annoying to craft
Me in bedrock: gets out a cauldron
Oh if only we had it so easy.
Tipped Harming II Arrows are amazing on Bedrock
Use tipped healing II arrows on crossbows if you want a crusaders crossbow,or if you want to kill undead.
Bruh you can get tipped arrow just by trading from a fletcher.
you need to find blazes to go to the end and once there getting dragon breath is incredibly easy. tipped arrows are easy to make and since piercing is a thing the arrows last forever
8:26 This only is for Java. On Bedrock they're more common like 30% or so.
You mean 90%?
I tried to find villager and i found 6 abandoned village
No i mean 90 percent of villages i find are abandoned
the thing about the furnace minecart is that it's much, MUCH cheaper and less time consuming than outfitting a large track with powered rails, and sometimes it's also faster than a powered rail.
I hadn't actually forgotten about any of those features but it's true that I rarely see or use them, and I had forgotten the recipes for lingering potions and tipped arrows too, and the biomes that fossils can generate in. I've seen skeleton horses about three times, abandoned villages quite a lot, but never found a fossil.
"50 villages to find a zombie village"
Bedrock players:
Yep u are right
Yep
Indeed lmao
Every freaking time
I always found one when im just looking regular village lmao
I personally don't think abondoned village is a forgotten feature. I think most players acknowledge them because it is a distinctive feature and add depths to the game. It's just that it's quite rare to stumble upon one of these.
not very rare for bedrock players, tbh most of the villages I find are abandoned
I had no idea they existed wtf
I stumbled over one during one of my world tours and was quite fasctinated.
I didn't even know they existed until now
I found one in my multiplayer world not long ago , tho i knew they existed for a long time to be fair i found 15 others and it was the only abandon so its quite rare
Actually, fletcher villager can sell tipped arrows in his last trade, so, if you get, for example, damage or poison arrows, they can be extremely useful
I hadn’t forgotten about any of these. My main Minecraft world spawned in an abandoned village, and I found another one within a couple thousand blocks
7:45 i strongly disagree. minecart TNTs are a very well used mechanic mainly for traps. for example if youve seen the 3rd life SMP youll see grian used it, its used pretty commonly
When I first played Minecraft, I was so addicted that I read many articles on the Minecraft wiki daily, so I knew all of these. Is anyone same?
Same here
Yes, I should touch grass.
Wiki is very helpful
nope just have so many play hours in this game that ik everything what was said
*raises hand*
i'm so surprised that abandoned villages are so rare, i'm sure about 1/4 of all the villages i ran into were abandoned! and i have probably found thirty villages previosly
MC Pro Hosting servers must be next level cuz I’ve actually had the four horsemen spawn in the middle of my village fort on one of my older worlds, and on my newest I found a fossil down in one of the massive high roofed caves from the caves and cliffs update, a fossil which spawned with diamond ore rather than coal because of the low level it was at, well within deep slate levels with diamonds scattered all around the massive cavern floor. But still, seeing diamond ore hanging off a massive skeleton poking out of a wall was the coolest and trippiest thing I’ve seen yet
Abandoned villages spawn rates are like %50 on bedrock. They are everywhere.
I just walk pass 1 and 3 minutes later a saw another one
I’m pretty sure the chance is like a 1 in 4 chance if happening
@@PurPurDot then it's 25% Still pretty common tho
They supphave a 25% chance to spawn in place of a normal village, but I swear it's closer to 80%
50%? Why does it feel like a 100% spawn rate XD
I remember skeleton traps very well. Before 1.11, the chance of it happening was around 33% on Hard difficulty. It seemed my server had storms at least once an hour for some reason.
Needless to say, my friends and I had boneless horses aplenty. After 1.11, they reduced the chance to 1/5 of what it was previously.
These days I appreciate finding them. Makes them feel more special in a way.
Tbh i forgot about them cuz last time i heard about them was in 1.13 when they made them be able to walk underwater
>horse is nothing but bones
>calls them boneless
I spent a lot of time on one spe uric server back on 1.13 and I saw them constantly. I think it was a mix of factors: first, the server was set to hard mode, and second, the admins added a plugin that prevented players' horses from despawning or being stolen by other players. I would not be surprised if that also affected skeleton horses and prevented that 15-minute despawn time from taking effect.
In my 6 years of minecraft I've encountered 5 skeleton traps, they are rare but they still happen.
Some servers were full of them, probably because they had so many thunderstorms they just accumulated over time.
You know your a minecraft veteran when literally every single thing he mentioned as forgotten is something you seen or done already multiple times over
I hadn't seen a Jungle Temple in like 3-4 years in a survival world and then as me and my friend were talking about it, we ran into one right next to our house in our Survival Realm lol
I feel like tipped arrows are still remembered well cause with Fletchers it just makes curing zombie villagers so easy.
TheMisterEpic: FORGOTTEN FEATURES!
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I encountered only 2 Skeletontraps too, one back in the day like 2015 or 2016 and the second one actually yesterday on a new private server so it's still fresh in my mind
2:48 Bruh, you had me thinkin' there was some ancient eldritch abomination descending from the sky or something.
Abandoned villages "I've only seen on in all the time I've been playing"
Me: *laughs in Bedrock*
More accurately *cries in bedrock*
ibxtoycat is the only one who reminds people of the legendary desert well
He IS pretty yes.
Best structure no cap
I played on a friend server with a really high random tick speed a while ago, so a lot of thunderstorms happened. Every few in game days a skeleton horse spawned. After 2 weeks I had around 40 skeleton horses so I started giving everyone on the server a skeleton horse.
Fun fact: Arrows of Harming bypass nearly all armor points (except for protection enchantments) and ends up dealing more damage than a power 5 bow even with full protection, just don't fully charge your bow or else the arrow's raw damage will take over and actually do less damage.
Ill never forget Bodil and ZexyZeks TNT Minecart trick, loved doing it so much as a kid
9:40 in bedrock you can make an insta-kill crossbow with tipped arrows that even bypasses totems
Yeah and you dont even need lingering for it
Bedrock is so broken
@@totallyrealname8849 it’s the multi shot enchantment. The first harming II arrow takes the totem and then the next 2 kill you but it all happens at the same time.
I have seen all of these in game before. The desert well rarity is pretty surprising tho, because I seem to see them every second desert lol.
I remember minecart tnt for the stack glitch you used to be able to do with them. Put like 30 on one block and it does as much damage as 30 tnt.
I actually love using spectral arrows with any bows or crossbows that I have that can’t have infinity. I doesn’t come up often that I need or want to track where a mob went through a wall, but I can easily remember the few times I’ve needed it and not been able to. And with the crafting recipe being relatively cheep, and glow stone not being used for much once you have any lighting you need, they have no real downsides.
*sad bedrock not able to render things within eyesight or something noises*
My first game, I actually set up a minecart train to go up a hill without powered blocks using those minecart furnaces. One on either end, then whatever in the middle, and the whole thing worked pretty well.
On one server we had 7 trap horses near our shared base and it made me think that either at least 1 person was almost always on or it is affected by location
With the tipped arrow part, I actually find them very useful. Later on in my worlds I'll go get a few stacks of dragons breath and make tons of instant damage 2 arrows. They penetrate armor and do tons of damage. Same for instant health 2 since that does more against undead. It makes mobs so easy
Ik. They are super useful when wanting to deal potion damage from far away
I remember going on the edge of a rail and placing a ton of tnt minecrafts and pushing them off since it would pretty much be the equivalent of a ton of tnt in just 1 block.
Sadly it doesn't work any more, the explosion power doesn't increase
@@TheMatsushitaMan damn good to know
Best loot for jungle pyramids are bamboo imo.
Tipped arrows are actually very farmable via tundra skeletons that give frost arrows that slow you down. But yeah it sucks the infinity effect doesn't work on them.
Also the furnace minecarts are good if you go up hills so incase you messed up they'll keep pushing them upwards. Only downside is that coal isn't long lasting so it wasn't suitable for long term travel. They really should update them with a more reliable way like stacking coals or adding several at a time in different slots would increase the speed like trains do irl. Maybe link the carts to make it like a mini train you can ride and can transport resources
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People who use the Create Mod with their coal-powered mining drills: *Oh hi there*
Me: just got done dealing with a skeleton trap outside her base
Me:raided a Jungle pryamid near her main base
Me:has seen multiple wells in her years
Me:has been debating farming a bunch of Dragon's breath potions
Rare? Unused ?
I think the skeleton trap doesnt despawn when the chunk isnt loaded. So I found quite a few on multiplayer servers.
@@lurkingone7079 if i spend a lot of time under my base without looking at the weather working on stuff, i swear i find at least one outside unless I'm not alone on my SMP so someone is sleeping
@@ArticJane They are just not that rare. Unless you skip every thunder storm you are bound to run into one. Normally more of an annoyance.
why are you talking in first and third person
Me: has found so much abandoned villages that i quit whenever i see one
Forgotten?
I've seen all of these features at least once or twice and haven't forgotten about them so...
I had a particular realm with friends where skeleton traps kept constantly spawning, even after resetting the world
I was just casually listening and then at 5:05 I’m like wtf that’s the OST from Re:Zero, it’s the only song from the OST I recognize since it’s my favorite, it’s named ‘Fantasy Lied’. I love your taste in music.
him: i’ve only seen a skeleton trap twice
me: gets 3 skeleton traps in one night
ikr its not that rare
@@rhyss5618 I get load of them on servers. I think they dont despawn when the chunk isnt loaded.
4:27 skull_4 kinda sus
I’ve encountered a Skeleton Trap on 2 of my last 3 server worlds and on my single player world all in the past ~2 years. I also had a fossil one layer below an underground base I built. I made a glass floor so you could look down at it.
for some reason a lot of these structures are super common in bedrock. they were comon in the xbox 360 version because of the limited world size, but theyre still stupid common in bedrock despite no console having world restrictions anymore. i found a jungle temple last month actually, for the first time since my xbox edition days!
I see desert wells all the time, and I feel like I always see abandoned villages but I never see fossils
Yeah, I don’t think I’be seen a fossil in the overworld since 1.10.
Well
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Fossils are in the ground/dirt. Name checks out. I think the only reason they stick out in the nether is because everything is dry and erosion rarely happens. If it does it's by lava and realistically lava would burn bone vs water that would cover it with sand and gravel.
@@fumothfan9 true, but even when you are caving in the desert, you still very rarely see them.
5:35 'lingering potions are hard to obtain'
Xisuma on hermitcraft: haha *no*
Wdym he did smtg with the potion recently? Or you are referring to the last season crazy brewery farm? Haha
@@rasveral96 last season
@@aqua3791 yes, last season X has "infinite" supply of all potion hahaha
On my 1.16 spigot server, I once came across a normal looking village, except every house was floating 1 block above the ground (actually there was a square perimeter of dirt blocks missing below and around each house) and a lot of them had zombie villagers inside.
I was completely baffled and had no Idea what had happened there, but I guess the game tried to generate an abandoned village and something went wrong.
I didn't realize how rare Skelton traps are, I haven't played this game a lot and I've encountered one on normal. I had no idea what was going on.
A feature I think we all forgot about was our first pet dog in Minecraft.
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now i feel bad :(
Nope i remember mine. His name was wolfy
@@pancake891 I love his name. It's so original
@@pancake891 I remember mine, Rex and Shelly... its been so long
These short minecraft documentary's really make my day, keep up the good work man.
I've encountered an abandoned village while exploring with a friend back in 2015, haven't encountered one since. Was just thinking about them a couple of days ago.
I play minecraft a LOT and I have never seen a fossil, but I still enjoy it because rare finds are extremely satisfying. There are few things as satisfying as randomly, accidentally stumbling upon a stronghold or end city.
I feel like a god tier pro because I said everyone knows that 100% of the time while watching.
Wait, desert wells only have a one in 1000 chance of spawning in every desert chunk? I found like 3 within like 4 chunks of each other.
Edit: I’ve also found 2 abandoned villages really close to each other in the same world as the 3 desert wells
I almost never hear it talked about, but theres always an abandoned mine under desert wells. Idk where I learned this, but it's always been true for me
Literally didn't forget about any of these but the blue ice lava basalt mechanic I completely forgot about