7 Days to Die - Find Underground Ore Easily (Alpha 16)

[@capp00]

Thank you guys for all the good suggestions of topics to cover. This is a "Basic" video for people looking to find ore easily. Yes there are various different ways to find veins, and these gravel spots don't always work. But this is a great way to start.

[@DemonChanSama]

Your method is correct, gravel is a very good indicator for ore clusters, however you will find much more ore in the desert as their is always tons stacked up with shale oil and all you need is a shovel, no pick is necessary all the way to bedrock except to mine the ore itself and you make much faster progress digging through the softer sand. Boulders are definitely one of the best all purpose mining sources, IMO boulders are extremely OP. They're much easier to find than searching for ore clusters

[@jacobhoffman8610]

if you dig the gravel and get nitrate you are directly above a nitrate deposit, it doesnt tell you what depth it is at but your gonna run into nitrate before you hit bedrock, those gravel pile will give you a taste of what ever is below them, it can be iron coal whatever

[@XaboFluffy]

Capp00 Yo!! Actually, at minite 3:21 you were looking straight into an iron ore - the left rock wall. You found a vein, I think

[@TheDerpdog]

@@XaboFluffy *minute

[@Rosefinity]

I love your videos but in this one I heard a lot of stuff I do not agree with. Therefore I will quote you and elaborate beneath on what I believe. "Of course I'm getting lumps of clay, more nitrate powder as I go along" - No, you are NOT getting lumps of clay as you go along. You got the clay from digging the clay that was connected to the surface - You are NOT getting nitrate powder as you go along, you are just mining out ORDINARY stone blocks which ALWAYS contain raw iron. The nitrate you got was from the gravel on the surface. "I got some Iron, I got some nitrate and I'm only this far underground" - The way you say that, makes it seem as if you got the nitrate from digging underground. Again, you did NOT get nitrate underground, you got it on the surface from the gravel you dug out. "You see there is all kinds of cool stuff that's here" - All we see underground in the video is ORDINARY stone blocks which are almost EVERYWHERE. Ordinary stone blocks which always give you stone and raw iron. "Keep on digging through this, see what kinds of awesome stuff I can find, but so far I seem to be finding some pretty decent supplies and stuff" - I repeat, you were mining out ordinary stone blocks. "Let's see what this last one gives me here" - It's not going to give you something at random. You 100% GUARANTEED always get stone and raw iron from those stone blocks. "got some more lumps of clay" - You did NOT get clay underground, you got it from the clay connected to the surface. Please don't get angry with me. I used caps lock to really drive home what I am trying to explain. I don't want to sound rude or disrespect you, I watch all of your videos and really enjoy watching them. I usually don't even comment, but this time I had to.

[@kinemactic7620]

You gave criticism without using foul language, hats of to you sir lol

[@jeffcavalieresexternalrota4755]

Very accurate

[@Rosefinity]

Thank you

[@capp00]

Holy cow, a constructive criticism comment that isn't hate-filled. Much respect sir. I'm not perfect :)

[@Rosefinity]

No sir, respect to you, thank you for the videos you make for us.

[@twitchymcnutz1095]

You're off in your thought process for the gravel. The ore you get at the end of a gravel block is what ore blocks are connected to the gravel below ground. You don't dig straight down at the gravel, instead you follow the gravel and it will lead you to that ore. The only time you have to go thru regular stone is once you get to the ore and you're looking to make sure you haven't missed any when you dig it out. Sometimes when you're digging out the ore you'll find more gravel that leads deeper to another vein. Overall following the gravel isn't too great. The veins that it leads to are generally small and not worth the time when compared to the surface boulders but sometimes there is a good sized vein which then makes it worth the effort to find it.

[@capp00]

I removed the "ore vein" part from the title. I never said in the video that this was a 100% given way to find an underground vein. I said it is a good start to finding them. So I removed it from the title so as to not confuse anyone.

[@capp00]

But also, in the video description and in the top-pinned comment, I said it wasn't a guaranteed way to find a vein, just a good start and a good way to find ore.

[@twitchymcnutz1095]

But it is guaranteed. If you follow the gravel as it winds it's way down you will find the ore. If you only dig straight down you then run the chance of not finding any ore. That's what I meant by follow the gravel. If the gravel goes down 3 blocks then turns left for 5 blocks before going down again you have to follow it to find the ore. Pretend the gravel is the yellow brick road, if you don't follow the road you'll never get to the Emerald City. ;)

[@robert89921]

Twitchy McNutz but this is only true for A16 and not A15 correct? I, unfortunately, am still A15 on console and haven't noticed any gravel trails that you mentioned. Unless I'm an idiot or it's not available in A15. I will start looking a little better now though just in case.

[@twitchymcnutz1095]

If memory serves me correctly A15 is when the gravel was introduced as a way to find the ore underground. It was harder to spot the gravel on the ground in A15.

[@josephmatthews7698]

To put it simply. If you find gravel on the ground you will get stone, sand and a third ore. Whatever that third ore is means if you dig straight down you will find a vein of that ore. My favorite mine is located West of the cell tower and corn farm along the road into the southern hill that follows the road approximately 100 blocks away from the cell tower. The mine contains a good chunk of iron, coal and nitrate powder all in one area. Just follow that hill scooping gravel until you find coal then dig into the hill from the road and voila your nitrate coal and iron worries are over.

[@Randomguy0011]

My friend and I started a tunnel system on a random gen and I don't know of a way to find it on the surface but iron deposits are a reddish brown color, kinda like rust and it makes a metallic sound when you hit it.

[@FortMarkGaming]

Um you are just digging rock. You get a small amount of iron ore from digging rock. You can accomplish the same thing you just did by digging anywhere in the world.

[@capp00]

Uhh, I got nitrate in the first spot I was digging. Which was what I was showing.

[@FortMarkGaming]

Your title says "ore veins". That was not an ore vein.

[@capp00]

In the game, there are "large" veins, and "Small" veins. The Large veins are found in cave walls, which only spawn in on random generated worlds. The small veins are small collections of ore, found in various parts of the game. In this video, I started digging after finding Nitrate (an ore). Made it down about 6 blocks before I ran into a grouping of iron ore and even some coal in a grouping. This is a "small" vein.

[@CreylinMcC]

After you get through the dirt section (it can actually be dirt, gravel, or clay) of forest ground, you hit common stone. From common stone, you will ALWAYS get stone and iron ore. It's not a vein. That's what you always get. It's the same if you mine those larger rock formations on the surface (not the boulders). When you mine common stone or the larger rock formations, you get a higher stone to iron ore ration. When you mine the boulders, your ratio of stone to iron ore changes, and you get more iron and less stone (compared to common stone) and some other resources (nitrate, coal, lead). This changes in a biome like the desert. It doesn't have a dirt layer followed by a common stone layer. It's either sand, gravel (sand and stone mixed), or clay (only close to the surface), and continues all the way to bedroom unless you hit a pure vein of something. I haven't dug to bedrock in all the biomes. Just the forest, desert, and prairie (which has a common stone layer after a dirt/gravel/clay layer like the forest biome). I love my underground bases. Desert is much better for digging because of the lack of a common stone layer. So much easier... The trick with the gravel is, when you break the block and you get that random resource (nitrate, coal, shale, lead, whatever), that means there's a pure vein somewhere below that block. If you dig straight down, you'll find it, and you can follow it in whatever direction it goes. Once I had to dig nearly to bedrock to find it, but for me, it's always been there, somewhere. By pure vein, I mean you break up the block, and get nothing but that resource. Edit: Just realized I kept saying "tin" instead of "lead". Whenever I strike the lead nodes, I think "tin" because of the sound. Can't seem to get my head corrected.

[@FortMarkGaming]

"The trick with the gravel is, when you break the block and you get that random resource (nitrate, coal, shale, tin, whatever), that means there's a pure vein somewhere below that block." Ah good to know, thanks!

[@xaxac85]

I've found that the mine at S1236 E702 is a great source for mining and a decent base that is pretty ez to protect. Also i have turned the northern cave in the forest biome between snow and high desert into a giant pit mine. Caves seem to be the greatest concentrations so far. This is of course all on the navezgane map

[@tejarex]

Ordinary rock, with a small bit of iron, is 500 'hardness'. Soft 200 gravel mixture contains sand. It is better dug with a shovel than a pick. It nearly always leads to either 400 ore blocks (nitrate, charcoal, lead) or 1000 pure iron blocks.

[@FlyingPigMD]

Dig tunnels in the desert. I’m talking hit bed rock and then expand side ways. You don’t need a pick axe and a decent shovel will give you sand and stone for cement. Once your shovels hits ore, switch to pick axe. You’ll get shale, raw iron, nitrate, led, and rare metals sometimes. I play on PS4 so I don’t know what version it is. Supposedly it’s 1.18 on console.

[@apirexia]

Im using alpha 16.3 but this isn´t changed from a while, that extra ore when you dig isn´t random at all, it tells you what kind of ore its actually surrounded by that gravel. For example if you found an iron deposit, all gravel around it gives you 1 iron ore, but if you dig beneath iron deposit and maybe you found a lead deposit, then gravel will give you 1 lead ore instead. It tells you what ore its surrounded by that gravel

[@capp00]

Yup

[@apirexia]

[@kks_grandma182]

I think this is what he was was trying to show in the video but you just made it a little easier to understand. :-)

[@DunnickFayuro]

Something TFP mentionned in a changelog is that those gravel patches lead to big ore deposits of the kind they are mixed with. If the gravel gives you potassium nitrate, their IS a deposit underneath.

[@Reachermordacai]

You can easily tell where there is clay by firstly looking on the map for dark "patches". Mark it off with a waypoint and go check it out. The ground should be green-ish in color. I dug out a small patch on my game and got over 14000 lumps of clay. Iron ore veins tend to be brown/rust color and lead is blue-ish.

[@DrXarul]

NOT first again, but as always I enjoyed your video and learned some things about the surface indicators, gravel, sand, etc. Keep up the good work on the informative and entertaining videos. Somewhere in the comments was one re: large veins of ore. My mine is beneath my base in the Pine Forest. Went straight down about 15 or so blocks, (before I knew about the chance of hitting a cave), then branched out in the four cardinal directions and I hit iron veins and a nitrite vein that so far has yielded about 6 thousand nitrite. I have not totally mined out the nitrite since I built a forge and cement mixer in the small room I carved out before I realized the extent of the nitrite vein. This is in 16.3 Navezgame map. Also using an Auger that increases the yield. I realize this does not come under the heading of "Finding ore" but after reading the comments I thought it would fit. Our thanks again to you for taking the time making and narrating these videos. I ALWAYS enjoy them and always learn something new :D

[@omganotherun]

1 - It appears you found no ore veins at all. This "result" can be achieved by digging anywhere. 2 - Time lapses of grinding parts would be a nice touch, lets people see the results directly and provide a brief but amusing fast forward clip that you could pause or slow if anything notable comes along.

[@MadSaintJack]

I usually go to one of the pre-made caves and the dig in the opposite direction of the cave door. This lets you start a a lower elevation than starting on the surface. It is also much easier to dig in the desert (sandstone iirc) or in the snow.

[@capp00]

A good idea too

[@Echo30Mike]

I'm playing the latest pc version and up to day 71 or so. I have almost a ring around a house I've toughened up with rebar/concrete, horizontal walkway bars around the edge, an auto-shotgun defending front and back vault doors and the 4 sides of blades are powered by a separate battery bank each - all linked into the same fuel generator which helps to rebuild the battery damage. The last horde was a bit iffy, the ferals sometimes run through the ring of blades and almost constantly my building is being attacked. I've unlocked every tool, every weapon, can build almost anything, got a minibike, some decent armor, iron isn't a problem, coal is all over the place, the lead on the surface seems to be almost everywhere but very little potassium nitrate. When I've seen an odd pile in the snow, I've mined straight down - often to bedrock and I've found nothing, just the usual lots of stone, a bit of sand and soil and small amounts of iron all the way to the bottom. ( occasionally I hit a few iron patches but I mine it out in 10 seconds with my auger ). Fuel isn't a problem, it potassium nitrate. I cannot get it anywhere apart from the surface boulders and 1 in every 50 or so surface deposits. I expected it to be in the snow biome, but much like when I mine anywhere and expect to see certain ores, I have the same problem, I find nothing. No pockets, not like the previous build. I am also playing on a random gen map and there is an absolute shitload of very large lakes. A nightmare to navigate. Advice please?

[@Kitty-Marks]

Can you test what's better mining on the ground at these good gravel spots or running around only mining boulders. I saw somewhere that boulders were the best way to mine for resources.

[@Valrin7236]

As Rosefinity pointed out the rock will always give you stone and iron. The gravel on the surface will tell you what is below you. If you find gravel that gives you nitrate when you dig it up then that patch of gravel will lead you to a vein of nitrate. If the gravel gives you iron then that patch of gravel will lead to an iron vein. Shovel up the gravel and follow it around to find the vein that you are looking for. For nitrate specifically the only reliable source I've found is the boulders on the surface. Search for the clay patches on the map (dark brown areas) and you will find lots of boulders. Winter zone is best. Larger patches and higher concentration of boulders. With good miner69er skill and a good steel pick axe you can take out a boulder in 3 hits.

[@bill2369]

capp00 i hope my comment helps you, you find ores with the map if you see some really small brown spots not clay a lot smaller, that is iron you just dig there and you find tones

[@darkans00]

Thank you, really good video, straight to the point. You helped me out

[@ltohio]

Digging down from a patch of gravel is the best way to find Iron ore veins. I find that they are anywhere from 5 to 12 blocks down, and will have an orangish color.

[@capp00]

That's what I was trying to convey in the video. Apparently some people think I was saying something different.

[@fireblade_ct]

If I understood the patch notes and some videos correct you can find the ores which the gravel spots on the surface gives you under this point. So the gravel should be connected to a bigger source of the ore below. I tested it a few times and in my cases it worked good. So if i found potassium in the gravel on the surface I followed the gravel to the stone and under the stone I found some potassium.

[@capp00]

Yup. It's not a guarantee, but a good rule of thumb to look for.

[@FrankMcCauley]

The caves usually have stalactites of nitrate. The only other way is the white outcroppings on the surface to find a big quantity. The different biomes seem to have their own concentration of elements. For example, the desert biome (where the saguaro cactus is) is where you will find iron and shale veins. As for dropping into a cave, you'd have to be pretty darn unlucky as they are so few and far between.

[@capp00]

lol, yeah the caves aren' as common, but by God, if there is a way to fall in a hole, I'm going to find it. lol

[@FrankMcCauley]

Having taken the plunge into many a cavern and lava pool in Minecraft, I can relate.

[@normanlandstruck3985]

Honestly never had any issue digging straight down in 7DTD, its mainly minecraft that thats dangerous due to large caves and lava. 7DTD the main issue digging straight down is if you derped and forgot ladders/wood or forgot to put a hatch up top to stop Z's from dropping in on you.

[@Chronepsis]

does exist a fast way to level up skills like mining construction tools and other like that? and what'sthe best clothes to stay armoured but temperature stable? thanks

[@SmooreMC85]

The auger is just STUPID fast at leveling mining. For leveling construction, knock tree's down and just upgrade every block you can. Find a burnt out house, upgrade all the blocks as much as you easily can. All armors are temp stable now, so just figure out what combination of clothes keep you from being too hot or too cold and keep em on.

[@Chronepsis]

thanks

[@Stebo1212]

Does these nodes respawn because if lots players what happens when there nothing around and just holes everywhere ?

[@roguemf9187]

you should of mentioned the large rock mounds that stick up everywhere because those dark patches youcan't find in the snow biome, burnt forest, wasteland or desert, I look for those and find what I need.

[@frankvandendool882]

I like your voice and the video is good :D The information you are providing is not correct, you can check the wiki page for mining. In the time you mined that stuff, you could also mine the big rocks on the surface and get more ore and materials from them. They give you Iron, Lead, Nitrate Powder and stone. Those are a way better resource in early game.

[@wasartin]

So, I don't think you have a video on it, but can you create biomes? I am playing console, and you can make different ground types, but can you Place enough of a certain biome to have it generate the things spawned in that biome? Like dogs in the burnt biome? For instance, if I were to put enough burnt ground blocks in and around my friends base on the farm, would it start spawning dogs?

[@capp00]

No, I don't believe so. It's more "chunk related" than individual block types.

[@Fastlan3]

Dig in the south east where you find sand (like around the Ostrich hotel), you can dig through it in no time and find lot of stuff.

[@raz392]

Is this also available on the xbox one version? Because for the longest time I was able to find lots of nitrate powder at the farm but ever since the update on the xbox I cannot find bitrate powder other than the boulders up top which are very hard to find

[@regiogaming-6934]

I just play 7dtd and I dug at that gravel mark the first one I dug around -24 elevation/half way to bedrock(I'm not sure) I got raw iron ores. I tried at the other gravel mark I dug around -24 elevation too I got coal ores (probably cuz I dug at plain biome). Note: sometimes in the under ground theres a gravel which is sand and stone follow that gravel and u will find ore.

[@ak-47production25]

you are amanzig, i come back to 7 days to die last week , tnx for everything, you teach me soo more staf *-*

[@capp00]

Thanks!! :)

[@ak-47production25]

Capp00 4 life @_@ , best videos :))

[@faldir6157]

I found that if your digging an underground base you'll hit veins of dirt and sand that usually have lead or iron around it. I have never found any nitrate powder or precious metals. I think they only appear in designated places.

[@capp00]

Yeah excavating a large area for a base will definitely yield some good finds.

[@kks_grandma182]

I dug an underground forge room on Xbox 15.1 and came across all of the different ore. I found a lot of rock & iron at first but started finding lead, nitrate & coal all in the tunnel i was digging to get to the area I wanted the room. This was in the forest area but under a section of clay & gravel. I just started playing a game on Xbox 16.1 and haven't started my underground room so I don't know if it is different. I know console hasn't totally caught up with the PC but I would think this part was updated in 15.1& is probably be the same as PC.

[@faldir6157]

My base is in the forest area also, unfortunately I lost it because of the 16.3 update. So I get to start over too, I'm going to try to keep it above ground so it's more fair for the zombies.

[@kks_grandma182]

I don't care about being fair to zombies. I just want to survive. :-)

[@faldir6157]

If you make an underground base you'll survive lol, gets boring after a few weeks though.

[@eclipse9304]

I just create a wood stairwell in my base that goes deep underground, then I dig out from there. This is great for your construction skills as it can be a pretty big project and it's more comfortable for you because you dont have to deal with ladders or the odd geometry of the world. Idk what madman would mine outside the safety of a base.

[@markt5619]

I read recommendations that one should not mine directly under their base as it might cause parts of your base to collapse. Did you experience any of this? or maybe the mine needs to be quite large to do this.

[@chriswebb98]

Nice video Capp00, thanks for the tips.

[@capp00]

Thank You!

[@tediousnip4139]

Your Channel is seriously under-rated, thanks for this

[@capp00]

Thank you very much. I appreciate the kind words. Just remember, best way to help grow a channel is to leave likes, comments and tell your friends :D

[@ladwarcoffee]

How do you find silver, gold and diamonds on the console version?

[@lorenzoflores5406]

ladwarcoffee yes how do you find diamonds

[@davidigleniec2483]

I cant fing out anywhere ive looked for a few hours

[@davidigleniec2483]

Just on google

[@slyrust7769]

you don't need any for crafting in 7dtd vanilla. It's just found in treasures and for selling at the traders. traders sometime has some but they expensive and like I said, useless. They're like a commodity in vanilla for trading and that's about it. Like old cash, you sell it to vendors. In War of the walker mod on PC, there's veins in the outlands biome that you can mine as you need them for certain tool recipes like diamond tipped pick/axe and gold tipped knife but the silver seems useless too in WOTW mod.

[@raidercowboy]

Found a bunch of gold and silver at the golf mine will need to build ladders to get to it and found diamonds randomly in the desert at bed rock

[@TongUtube]

But how do you get out after mining up

[@AquaTheOtter]

Gravel is in veins and it leads directly to the ore type given

[@Mongoswede]

The game gives you raw iron whenever you mine through rock with a pickax now...its only 1 unit every couple of swings but it will do this anywhere underground and I think on surface rocks too. Finding big ore veins is still mostly luck from what I have found

[@Chaosium]

the power station in the forest, under it from inside the building, i found literally 3000+ raw irons worth of deposits. and i still havent even dug more than 20 down

[@hanzo52281]

I only saw stone and iron as you were digging down there, no veins of Nitrate or anything. Am I missing something? You get rock and iron everywhere underground.

[@silverknight009]

He was close. When you dig out gravel anywhere in the world and it comes up with an extra ore (iron, nitrate, coal, lead or oil shale), that area of gravel is touching an ore vein of that type. So follow the gravel and you will see at least one, sometimes a bunch, of ores of the type found in the gravel. So where he started digging, somewhere around there was a nitrate vein. Could be to the side and down a little, but always touching the gravel.

[@capp00]

I removed the "ore vein" part from the title. I never said in the video that this was a 100% given way to find an underground vein. I said it is a good start to finding them. So I removed it from the title so as to not confuse anyone.

[@hanzo52281]

Ah, I didn't mean anything negative, I've just done very little underground stuff and was interested in how to find veins of stuff like nitrate since I have exhausted the above ground nodes near my base. So if I find those gravel pockets there's likely other stuff underground (lead, nitrate or coal?).

[@capp00]

None taken :)

[@KiDmO365]

My God man it's not minecraft. I always dig straight down there is zero danger in 7 Days for this. Look for large patches of gravel on the surface. It even shows up on the map as a shade of brown different from clay patches. The large patches lead to veins of ore .

[@capp00]

You've never randomly found a cave when digging? A shame. It's a wonderful experience to plummet into a giant hole and break your legs.

[@MadSaintJack]

I recall a lot of people being killed digging upward and causing a gravel cascade.Not sure if that will kill you in A16 because I never take the risk. (Kids these days don't know about the killer trees.)

[@capp00]

lol, yup, a gravel collapse is pretty terrible too.

[@dethmaul]

I only play on the Navezgane map, there aren't any of those stalactite caves on that one.

[@tomchan0]

How big of an area can you open up underground before you have to worry about it collapsing on you. Love your videos :)

[@capp00]

Thank you very much!!! :) I think that kind of test be interesting.

[@kutairaisu4603]

I know this is an old video, but I'm interested in this as well. Adding a "how to mine big areas safely/how to make a shaft" part would be cool. (Beam placement and stuff like that)

[@toruko-ishibravo2zulu679]

My first long cave visit was 18 hours start to finish. Nor did I see it all. Cartography of that cave found under NM is now at +40 miles. Until 2018 I was in an organization that had +100 miles of completed underground cartography in KY. Residents of Alberta while at home in chairs looking at Google Earth found an unexplored cave entry in BC. They used cartography while exploring it. That proved they found the deepest known cave in N. America. I now reside within day travel of it. Coincidence? I can recommend underground kayaking (seen in KZbin video as Snail Shell Cave). My dig sites for cave entry occur at sinkholes. Using fall-arrest systems as collapse into an abyss has happened. NASA has told people like myself that what we do has future application in exploration of moons and planets. NASA has assisted us in past discovery of new minerals, troglodytes, etc. None of my +5,000 contacts and related data has entered the internet. I have hard copy storage files and rotary telephone usage to deter wireless prowling. I prefer to do... what other people can't.

[@IslarfPokemon]

I've had so much trouble with this. Does gravel fail a lot?

[@capp00]

I haven't seen too many issues with it. I can usually find a decent supply of ores and resources from the gravel spots.

[@IslarfPokemon]

Capp00 I'm looking for literal ore veins. The random ore from stone cannot supply my forges for things such as spikes and bars

[@capp00]

The large ore veins really only show up in caves, which only spawn in on random gen worlds. You'll find some larger ones in the standard worlds, but mostly smaller veins like the one I showed.

[@jasonholbrook3365]

@Capp00 its alot easier to mine the small boulders above ground. Believe it or not it gives you alot more raw iron + Lead/ Nitrate/ Coal. Give it a shot , i guarentee you'll love it.

[@capp00]

I mentioned that in the video

[@jasonholbrook3365]

Capp00 i thought you were talking about the big boulders lol. I'm talking about the small ones like the ones next to your tunnel

[@zindaix396]

good tutorial, scrubscribed

[@capp00]

Thank You!

[@robertallen3133]

Great video

[@capp00]

Thanks Robert!

[@Stitch_isnt_here]

Just a random question, but do you think you'd do a video or stream with some of your subs on your own server? Would be quite fun to see a few masters and maybe scrubs of 7Days get together and survive together haha

[@capp00]

Honestly, I would LOVE to do something like that. Have considered it many times. The problem is, I do all this youtube stuff part time, after my wife and son have gone to bed, late in the evenings, and only a couple days out of the week. So the window of time I'd have to play is very small and I never know for sure when it will happen. Definitely not far enough in advance to get subs in there. When I do get a chance, it's always a spur of the moment type thing. I'm still trying to find a way to make it happen, but as of now, I don't know if I can realistically make it happen. :)

[@gunslinger9171]

Capp00 totally understand. Late night is when I do my gaming also. My 6 and 8 year olds are always dad this and that when they are awake.

[@capp00]

Yup. I don't game at all when my son or my wife is awake, except maybe a little on the weekends if they are entertaining themselves. But the rest of the week, I am mostly AFK until they go to bed.

[@minecraft-shower425]

Does this work in alpha 15

[@jakeollmann1552]

When is alfa 17 coming capo?

[@eternalNostalgia]

Best 7dtd channel. Wish u would do more console vids though ^^

[@capp00]

Well thank you. I don't have the game on console :)

[@eternalNostalgia]

Capp00 too bad. U have a great voice and way to explain stuff.

[@capp00]

I really do appreciate that :D

[@i3130002]

Your work is great

[@4444-l3x]

Wishing my PC could run the game with high graphics like this.

[@jacknapier7066]

Lots of lead down deep lots!

[@bomjus1706]

awkward moment when you make a video on mining and don't find a vein during the video

[@capp00]

yeah I'm a terrible person, it happens.

[@desmonddarkest]

when i make a base i always make it on top of a clay deposit under all clay is iron

[@owsllews2182]

capp for the win!!

[@capp00]

:)

[@miriamcarvalho6820]

you have to follow the blocks that give sand and small rocks, don't dig like that(video)

[@i3130002]

Normally I get the same Iron ore when I dig alpha 16 got different

[@michaelsantangelo1875]

I hate alpha 16 mining, true alpha 15 mining was kinda like super easy but at least I could do mining and know that I'll eventually hit something, I've had five different occurrences where I never found nitrate or coal so screw this new mining

[@Paghira74]

Awwww that video hurts :o

[@justinc2633]

i like most of your videos but this one is just u digging in the ground, u didnt find any veins. just hitting the rocks that spawn on top of the world give way more resources

[@capp00]

Yeah this didn't work out that well. I'm only human :)

[@christianhenslin1691]

My favorite 9/11 video

[@IslarfPokemon]

And you didn't even find any actual ore in this? Like literal ore veins

[@capp00]

I found Nitrate in the first place I even dug. First 2 places I dug. The hole I dug down to, I ran into a good supply of iron ore.

[@IslarfPokemon]

Capp00 I've tried a few times and 2/3 of the times I reached bedrock

[@IslarfPokemon]

Capp00 the 1 time I only found coal. Which is not useful at all. Especially without nitrate

[@capp00]

That is unfortunate. I apparently had way better luck than you did :)

[@quinndamour3161]

Capp00 but you didn't find a good supply of iron... you can get that amount from any stone layer. 2 iron and 25-30 rock? If you hit iron or nitrate veins or a"good supply" you would have gotten just that resource not a combination. . In your video you're telling people you're getting all this from just rock. . Sure you dug up two nitrate but you didn't show them that it leads to the nitrate. . Instead you just dig rock and say you're getting clay and lots of iron and rock. When that is literally the least efficient way to mine.

[@renano95]

This one didn't really help find ore since all underground rock givbes raw iron

[@capp00]

Yeah, they can't all be winners :)

[@ltwoofme7748]

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@nathanburgett1599]

... finds 15 ore after tons of digging....calls it a pretty good supply. 🤦‍♂️

[@capp00]

This was alpha 16, a completely different game back then.

[@valkoharja]

This video is full of misinformation and should just be removed.