How Beds RUINED Minecraft.

Beds are such a simple minecraft item. They serve a basic but very useful purpose, and have been in the game for well over a decade now. But, could they possibly have ruined minecraft?
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0:00 - Intro
0:31 - Before Beds Existed
2:24 - Wait Out The Night
4:01 - Setting Your Respawn Point
7:41 - Are Beds Really to Blame?
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[@TheMisterEpic]

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[@Flegz1]

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[@liamtgreat]

I couldn't escape the spawn on the survival server lol

[@AlexSmith-tp7xu]

I think night should only be hard for the first night. The warden is the modern "night", mojang said so themselves. At one point mojang toyed around with the idea of a blood moon, based on the one featured in terraria but seeing as that was 4 years ago, I'd say it's not ever coming

[@Celvius]

beds acting as respawn points is one of the best features in this game as it insentivices people to adventure more rather than just "surviving" in a 2k block radius from the spawn point of the world

[@theminerboy5694]

Yeah but beds are a band-aid solution. What Minecraft really needs is more incentives to explore. Also more difficulty options: Maybe instead of just increasing damage on hard mode, mobs like spiders, wither skeletons, and piglins could move faster than the player. And maybe spiders would be able to jump far and place temporary cobwebs on the player if they hit successfully. And maybe skeletons would be able to randomly spawn with tipped arrows. And maybe creepers could explode at the player's last seen location if they lose sight of the player (But all the blocks they break would drop)

[@Celvius]

@@ChickenJoe-tq6xd Teleportation is a whole different can of worms that I don't want to get into but I am strongly against it in vanilla minecraft.

[@crayfishfuture]

@@Celvius yo but what about the nether portal

[@Celvius]

@@crayfishfuture it's not like teleportation at all since you will still walk a long way even though it's a shorter distance you are still traveling and you might go off the path that you made while walking between portals and start exploring the nether more Like atleast for me there are many times I choose to go through the nether to a village and halfway through the path I made in the nether I decide on exploring a bit and raid some bastions. While if it's straight up TP then I would just go straight to the village no chance to get inspired by the scenery to explore more.

[@crayfishfuture]

@@Celvius very true, i think nether travel strikes a good balance between convenience while still requiring effort and time to set up and use, and as you said, lets you stop midway through to go exploring. however, my original comment was about the nether portal, because it teleports you. in vanilla minecraft. i know im not funny, no need to inform me.

[@_kidtripp7772]

I think Minecraft's biggest problem is not having enough terrifying mobs or difficult structures. Modern Minecraft could regain these elements if more Overworld monsters were added. The warden was a step in the right direction, but something needs to exist above ground. Either a new mob must exist or much, much more dangerous structures need to be around. Like illager lands with numerous pillager patrols with ravagers and all kinds of bizarre mobs made by illager experiments to roam. If Minecraft is to be challenging again, there NEEDS to be a mob or structure that is a threat to ALL players, not just new players.

[@aguyontheinternet8436]

pretty sure it's impossible for someone to make something that stays challenging to all players for more than a week but is also mortal. If it has a single weakness, it's basically already dead

[@jansatamme6521]

The two things the warden did was 1st not be completely countered by 3 blocks and 2nd have an attack that can penetrate walls

[@archerpence]

I agree completely. More complex monuments/temples. Some new dangerous mobs would be amazing. Edit: monents? What? Lol

[@citymaker1234]

bastions are still hard in an annoying kind of way

[@TrumpetBoyGD]

Minecraft isn't meant to be hard. Public servers are for challenges. Survival is for creativity.

[@OddballArcade]

People are always trying to figure out what "ruined" Minecraft. I think what it always boils down to is... You grew up. You got older and miss your childhood

[@Tasorius]

There is a real difference that I still notice when I go back to older versions of the game. More dangerous mobs are needed for the game to feel like it does in those earlier versions. A lot more types of dungeons are needed too, that are more interesting and more of a challenge than a box with one spawner in it.

[@baitposter]

Nah, it's the availability and number of tools that ensure your survival in this case Removing the golden apple recipe was a wise decision in this light

[@Tasorius]

@@baitposter There was no good reason to remove that recipe. It's expensive enough to be fair.

[@Leonard_Wolf_2056]

That... Combined with the amount of "tools" that have been made and discovered by the community.

[@unbroken_lynx8900]

are you really out here calling me out man

[@AKA253]

It brings up a weird, kind of icky feeling for the addition of beds to be considered “ruining” the game. When beds added a respawn point, I felt like I could get a breath of fresh air. I was able to explore farther, rather than feel tethered to my spawn point. I was way too nervous to go out and about and look for a fun new place because I knew I’d never be able to settle down there. After beds were made into respawn points it was different. If I got a crap spawn, I got to move and try something else, waiting out the night in huts and caves until I found wherever I wanted to settle in. Waiting out the night did not go away. It lessened, sure, but you don’t always get lucky. And if you want to explore before creating a big base? Forget about it. Setting up a bed in a carved out hut isn’t worth anything once you die and spawn back in the middle of nowhere. It may have ruined a survival challenge, but Minecraft has different modes for a reason. It’s meant to be a broader, sandbox/exploration-based game. With a survival mode.

[@phuripongphansiri1740]

I agree. I’m tired of so many of these tryhards asking for more and more challenge when for majority of players at least for me and my everyone i played with it was challenging enough for casual players.. vanilla mobs are annoying enough I don’t want them to be able to track my last seen location or shit. As you said there is a lot of things you can do in minecraft outside adventuring and fighting mobs

[@thescarecid]

​@@phuripongphansiri1740 yeah, it feels like a lot of people are begging for power creep, which i don't think is the right direction. I like minecraft being simplistic. You're not supposed to be constantly dealing with annoying mobs or awful structures. You're meant to build and take in views too. Explore. If I want challenge, I'll literally play Elden Ring or something else.

[@somo4227]

​@@thescarecidplay creative bro

[@Fourger14]

If you took ten minutes to watch the video then you'd know it agrees with what you are saying. The premise of the video is that bed's ruined the survival difficulty, but that it was ultimately better for the game Minecraft was always meant to be. It's just classic clickbait.

[@OscarOSullivan]

Beds allow you to skip the night if you don’t want to mine or fight mobs at night for example working on builds particularly technically challenging builds like a offshore lighthouse

[@SlyRocko]

The main counterpoint I have with the argument of beds ruining the game is also found in those clips of those early minecraft lets plays. Many players waited literally half of their game time blocked inside of their base doing either nothing, or going back down to their mines for an indeterminate amount of time. The night being so hostile without a way to mitigate it has involuntarily decentivised exploring the surface until you get the armor and tools to trivialise it anyways. There is another more pressing point, which lines up with Minecraft's current game design philosophy, but it is moreso looking back in hindsight rather than something I could realistically have at the time: Dying when you are far away from the world spawn feels like it's permanent. Tbf it is what many players face when doing hardcode playthroughs nowdays. However, when the default classic mode of an open sandbox game increases in difficulty simply because you are doing what the game wants you to do, it feels like a trick. It is like a more long winded version of those troll games that were big in the 2010s. One singular mistake or misstep, and most players probably don't have the motivation to continue that world. As a result, most players hover around the world spawn, barely venturing out unless it is underground to look for more diamonds. This significantly would hurt the health of the game, especially with its shift to be more exploration and resource management focused.

[@salmahyenasashimicheetah6888]

Yea, you wrote this before getting to the end of the video didn't you.

[@natsudragneelthefiredragon]

It also however ruined the design of the night Good feature that ruins another good feature

[@jakewro4592]

exactly!!

[@Tyreker]

@@natsudragneelthefiredragon how did it ruin the design of the night? Just don’t goto sleep

[@natsudragneelthefiredragon]

@@Tyreker Well it did a bit, a lot of players simply choose to skip the night now, instead of being forced to go through the night Players no longer have to deal with mobs quite as much when near their bed, they now have less of an incentive to build a base guarded against mobs This does allow for more creativity in building, but takes a bit away from the original survival game loop I feel

[@datguy3581]

I understand the argument but as someone who plays survival more just to explore the world, farm, and build things, I like all these changes. There is now more late game difficulty to offset the easier early game.

[@tehbeard]

Sorry, but where is this late game difficulty? By late game you have more calories than cobblestone, are so armoured up that creeper blasts tickle, you can skip 1000's of blocks of difficult terrain with zero chance of harm to your person. And you no longer need to mine, you just go to an xp farm and bathe in XP for 20 seconds or buy a bulk stack of xp bottles from a villager you tortured via zombification to get good deals.

[@datguy3581]

@@tehbeard There is still stuff like the Wither and Warden which can be dangerous for some advanced players. As far as travel goes, you don’t have to use that fancy armor if you don’t want to. Nothing in game forces you to use powerful armor. You can put whatever challenges on your world you want. But it doesn’t make sense to make everyone abide by them because a lot of people don’t like worlds where you can’t explore without a ton of danger. Making farms is a choice. No one is forced to do it. Same goes for trading with villagers. If you want a harder game, just put restrictions on yourself.

[@snicklick701]

@@tehbeard well, what he means by late game difficulty, he means doing massive build projects that could take weeks or months at a time. thats the new difficulty.

[@alcyon7536]

@@datguy3581the wither isn’t dangerous if you have full enchant netherite armour + totems + gapples, which aren’t that hard to come by. Only the warden and the void are end game threats and they can easily be avoided

[@alcyon7536]

@@snicklick701that’s not the same as survival difficulty. It should revolve around staying alive hence survival mode.

[@Kay-nc1ux]

I don't think that convenience features ruin the game. challenging yourself every now and then is fun, but being able to play casually and without stressing over losing all your progress is super important for a game. not as many people would play it if the difficulty of pre-full release was the default

[@TheBcoolGuy]

If you have an out, you will take it when the pressure gets too high.

[@user-oz5yk9bm5c]

@@TheBcoolGuy no

[@jujoya]

Exactly, it's like people want Minecraft to be toxic and stressing as COD, scary as Resident evil, and fun to explore as Zelda. But you can't have something that ruins fun to go along with having fun

[@christiancinnabars1402]

I mean, Peaceful difficulty is a thing. Which beds pretty much turn the game into anyways before you get Diamond gear. Which then leads into the whole topic of there being no mobs that can reliably beat a player with Diamond gear, aside from bosses or whatever the Warden is counted as (which the devs don't even want you to fight against). There are many options to lower the difficulty or decrease tedium, such as settings like "Keep Inventory" that you can check upon starting a world to completely prevent you from ever losing progress, but there are no options to increase difficulty aside from playing Hard mode, which only slightly bumps up enemy damage numbers. Once you get Diamonds, you've pretty much beaten the game. You _could_ play with self-imposed challenges, but, for me at least, having to increase the difficulty by taking away options (or even the ability to _play the file at all_ as is done with Hardcore mode) is more annoying than anything. I'm all for convenience features, like beds, Elytras, and the Keep Inventory option mentioned above that make the gameplay more streamlined and less tedious, but there should also be features added that give you the option to challenge yourself even while using said convenience features.

[@somo4227]

​@@jujoyanobody said any of those things

[@MooseShower]

I _love_ easier sandbox games like this. I am absolutely terrible at everything and get stressed too easily. Also, you underestimate how difficult it is for me to get wool lmao. I swear I always spawn on an island, and swimming _anywhere_ will get be blasted by drowneds.

[@caspermadlener4191]

Minecraft has changed from another game of survival to the first big game of creativity. That's why Minecraft is so popular.

[@eightyfoahh]

TRUE. Minecraft is basically virtual Lego. Everybody loves Legos

[@xDLiLi1337]

@@eightyfoahh Survival is better.

[@xDLiLi1337]

Survival is superior.

[@gandalf_thegrey]

@@xDLiLi1337 Then play a proper survival game.

[@el_gatoNegro]

That is exactly what Whitelight said in his minecraft critique video, if anybody wants to know more about this critique then here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/npKUo4Jml9mJgrc

[@Celestial_Wing]

Even with the bed, the dark environments and how strong the mobs were back then still made it difficult. I remember rage quitting after getting taken out by a skeleton underground and not knowing where I was. Whereas now the only way a Skeleton kills me is if they get a lucky shot and knock me off a ledge and send me falling to my death.

[@iankelley9302]

Nah, they still are OP

[@spectrumjitters4672]

And if u have an elytra/totem or are skilled with a boat or water bucket....

[@higueraft571]

@@spectrumjitters4672 Elytra/totem are definitely more lategame. Boat and Bucket require both being prepared and having good enough reflexes.

[@higueraft571]

@JaysWing Shield WILL still fail you. Especially if there's more than a single one that can bypass it, and they have durability and WILL break.

[@spectrumjitters4672]

@@higueraft571 Nah, shields are OP. Even in earlygame, I legit never die to a creeper. In fact, I prob die more in late game to creepers lol

[@ryanpagelow660]

To be fair beds actually did help you explore because you could go anywhere and not have to worry about how far you are from the spawn chunks but rather see the true beauty that Minecraft has to offer. Cool base locations and some blocks in survival wouldn't be available if it wasn't for beds. So to summarize they didn't really take the adventure away, they just took the feeling of adventure out of the equation. People also just got better at the game so the night wouldn't be as dangerous anyway!

[@jojothenoble1]

I agree with you. Beds didn't ruin Minecraft, but it tarnished the challenge aspect. Minecrafts identify kind of shifted from alpha-release. Minecraft is more of an adventure-building game.

[@7eko456]

The amazing thing about minecraft now is you have the option to make it as difficult as it was back then. Set limitations like "can't craft beds, elytras can only be obtained by crafting with nether stars, your strongest tools are stone and iron armor, no totems, in hard core, etc". I mean the list goes on, but nothing really stops you from doing that or the opposite. It can be your game to either be a true survivalist, or a God that just wants to paint with it's earth

[@vanilluhs]

underrated comment, especially that last sentence which pretty sums up the state of modern survival/hardcore mode. most update they've made have had some quality of life features that let the player get more op, which is great for people who just wanna build without worrying about dying every 2 seconds

[@ukyoize]

I can also balance it by playing upside down, that doesn't mean that it is a good idea.

[@jordonbrown8425]

Beds beat hiding in a dark hole in the ground or on top of a tree or in a building, or having to wait constantly for daylight to be able to see where you're exploring or what you're building. Maybe beds ruined the fun of minecraft a bit but it also reduced the tedium and boredom too- and hey no one's stopping you from doing a bedless playthrough.

[@whitebeans7292]

Actually, beyond the first few nights you can do lots at night. Once you gather torches and build a few walls, you have more and more area to work with at night, giving a "base" more meaning than "my stuff and bed are there."

[@smacpats6379]

@@whitebeans7292 once you have enough gear you could also go outside. Yes, it wasn't as easy as now where you can run outside naked on night 1 and just run past everything, but you could easily travel at night if you used your brain back in the day.

[@ccsleepy8342]

@@smacpats6379yeah the game was still possibly easy as balls depending on how you played it in fact. It’s just much less tedious now.

[@smacpats6379]

@@ccsleepy8342 The game is more tedious now since it's just all grind with no challenge component. They haven't added depth/objectives to the game, they've just added useless items. Why bother getting bee-related items in a normal survival world?

[@Delsito]

@@smacpats6379 Or you could not grind and actually play the game however you want. Thats the fun of Minecraft, the objectives are the ones that you make for yourself. (and theres actual objetives in-game too. The advacements. And some are pretty tough, like visiting all the biomes.) And the bee items (honey) are for making redstone machines and contraptions. People should remember that hard doesnt always means more fun.

[@Kyee124]

honestly I think bed is an inevitable item that will eventually added in the game, before bed added you could just easily dig 3 blocks below cover the top and wait out the night, adding bed would just make that you will no longer need to leave your PC for 10 minutes straight when you need to go pass the night, even if Mojang refuse to add them for all of the years, modders will.

[@Oleg-oe1rc]

Beds sleep mechanic is absolutely necessary, just got rid of a completely pointless mechanic of being and idle simulator. And if you didn't manage to even create a structure the first day then it still plays out pretty much the same way. But with respawn anchors being a thing they should get rid of the beds respawn mechnics. That way you at least can't just set a new spawn within minutes of starting a new world. And if you're not careful and let the respawns run out it sends you back to origin.

[@LazerDisk]

@@Oleg-oe1rc the game should’ve been changed and balanced to let the day and night halves be more fun and less intrusive, not keep it annoying and allow you to bypass it entirely. Bad balancing to add the bed. Although I agree we need a spawn block, just not a skip the night block.

[@VanguardJester]

One of the things that disappointed me the most about the phantoms is the fact they punish you for not using the bed. With as powerful as beds are, they should have been a consequence for overusing them.

[@beastateverythin]

Hi thanks for using my footage! Minecraft started out as creative mode, then indev mode - a limited map (my footage), then infdev - unlimed map, then alpha - biomes added, then beta - beds added. Minecraft worlds kept getting bigger and bigger as the game was developed. The game started with no biomes at all. Only the grass area. There really wasn't much reason to leave the spawn area. The biomes update came out before beds did! Biomes was the same update that added the Nether. So if you wanted to start your game in a biome you didn't spawn in, you'd have to travel to it. Nether highways were used a lot to travel back from the spawn to your base. Not being able to change your spawn point was rough. As minecraft kept getting bigger with more reasons to leave your starting area, it was tough having a set spawn. Changing your spawn point was the best part of the introduction of beds, and the original reason for beds. No longer on your worlds did you have to leave a trail of torches to the spawn point in case you died at night. You could just respawn in your base! That was a huge deal. And at the time, it wasn't so easy to get wool. There were no shears and no animal breeding! You killed the sheep to get your wool. It was a completely differently balanced game and, depending on the luck of your spawn, beds could be hard to come by and gave a huge reward. Great video, I very much enjoyed it. I think when hunger was added was another huge change for the direction of minecraft. IIRC hunger was just a little bit before beds. Honestly so much changed in Beta it's crazy to think about.

[@MythicTF2]

Hunger was one of the last mechanics added into minecraft beta. It was originally introduced in Beta 1.8 along with sprinting & stackable foods (followed by the ender dragon & the end in the unofficial beta 1.9 release)

[@panspermiapancakes]

This brought back a lot of memories of my first world that I had dozens of different players in at various times. I think the limit was 6 people at once, at one point. At least on the early days of it being on 360, so people were taking turns playing in my world. We had difficulty finding wool because animal mobs didn't seem to spawn as often and like you pointed out, you had to kill them to get them to drop items, and sometimes they dropped nothing. The odds of them dropping nothing was pretty dang high. After being in the world long enough and having multiple major cities, meat started to become a lot more scarce because the animals rarely spawned. Certain types of wood also started getting harder to come by, because saplings rarely dropped and we'd be using up everything we could find. The bed being a spawn point is probably the best thing the game has added other than the updates that increased loot drops. Beds may be able to skip darkness, but when you're playing in a server with multiple people, not everyone is carrying a bed around with them or near one when darkness falls so it's still a relevant part of the gaming experience.

[@BoxBlair]

I can say as someone who has recently been playing through all of these old versions as part of an LP, not having beds was a huge hassle. It made the game much harder practically forcing you inside or underground every 10 minutes as night fell. I have to say though that although the addition of beds made the game somewhat easier, it also unlocked far more potential for creative and ambitious creations. The game was made far more enjoyable and was more like Classic minecraft, before the survival aspect was added, almost fusing them and finding a good middle ground between the two because at that point people were still playing classic minecraft to get away form the restrictions of survival at the time.

[@oscarosullivan4513]

I agree beds have improved Minecraft

[@DigitalViscosity]

I think beds shouldn't skip the night, the whole cycle of gameplay was creative. It changed completely when beds came out. We used to mine at night and do our farming and outdoor building during the day time. It killed that cycle and has people constantly worrying about the stupid beds all the time.

[@BoxBlair]

@@DigitalViscosity But how annoying is it when you have a big ambitious build your working on that gets practically interrupted every 10 minutes, essentially forcing you to stop working for 10 minutes. And at that point your probably stacked enough to not need to go mining for anything anymore. so it just becomes a hassle

[@DigitalViscosity]

@@BoxBlair But lighting up an area isn't that complex of a project, being well lit prevents many spawns yes?

[@DigitalViscosity]

@@BoxBlair A lot of those design choices fell to the wayside with the inclusion of beds. I'm not saying they are bad bad I think they could be adjusted to be more balanced.

[@SemiHypercube]

The real worst part about beds is that they would eventually lead to the phantom which as we all know is the most hated mob in the game

[@plaugedoctor6729]

According to mojang The phantom’s main purpose is to restore faith in democracy

[@jangofett9083]

@@plaugedoctor6729 i love the republic i love democracy

[@ayushbajaj4708]

phantoms themselves are a cool mob, but insomnia is stupid

[@MoonlarkSpirits]

@@plaugedoctor6729 wait wut

[@hilariousskullnamedcatzo647]

@@plaugedoctor6729 no, to get people to sleep in the bed or face hardcore mode but with 50 flying undead dragon ghosts chasing you around Also an easy fix is to tame stray cats, as phantoms are absolutely terrified of them

[@aceplante]

Beds aren’t the problem. They only allow you to skip tediously waiting out the night which you would otherwise have to do. Totems were a good addition, i just wish they couldn’t be farmed so easily from raids. If you really wish to pinpoint it you could perhaps say sprinting, but the hunger bar and sprinting were also a good addition even if they do make it easier to run away instead of fighting. The real problem is we grew up. After playing the game for years, of course it doesn’t feel as challenging now. But as others have pointed out, new played feel the same fear we did. I first played in 1.4, long after the addition of beds, but still dug a hole to wait out the night in my early worlds.

[@lord0fthecubes]

I agree that some elements have definitely made Minecraft much easier than it was back before color was invented, but once you start talking about things like beacons and elytra, it's important to remember that it takes a great deal of time and effort to even obtain those items in the first place. Those items do not grow on trees; they are the reward for the player's hard work to make their gameplay a little bit more convenient. I've made a video on this once. edit: typo

[@Yung-plague]

Ya to be honest, as somebody with more than 10 years of game time on Minecraft, love survival mode, I’ve actually never obtained the elytra. I’ve slain the end dragon many times, never figured out what to do after that I guess? Also never messed with the armor enchant stuff, currently hosting a realm where I hope to do all of that. These additions have definitely kept the game fresh more than deteriorated it I think.

[@lord0fthecubes]

​@@Yung-plague Agreed. And I like how Mojang tends to continue updating the older features rather than just replace this with something else entirely (like how the existing diamond armor can be enchanted and upgraded to Netherite, and camels eat regular old cacti instead of some new flowery variant)

[@luvrbae]

this! people forget that not everyone plays the same. i have been playing minecraft for damn near half my life now and i only ever killed the enderdragon a few times and it was on creative and just for fun. i dont ever visit the end to “finish” the game bc i never feel a need to and its not my style. hence why i dont use elytras. the thing about all these features and updates is minecraft never forces players to do anything, besides sleeping to avoid phantoms. besides that, it is a sandbox game in which you can do anything. and i love that the game rewards players so well for exploring and discovering new things. not everyone wants to be stressing about getting thru the night, and just bc to some it “removes the challenge”, some people dont wanna play that way. doesnt make the game less fun or challenging. plus when players choose to stay awake and get thru the night, they are rewarded with mob drops from killing monsters until day breaks. i dont believe there is one singular thing that ruins minecraft for me, as for most things in the game you can choose to do something or choose not to, and it doesnt take away from the actual gameplay too much.

[@lord0fthecubes]

@@luvrbae The whole "whatever you want" thing kind of went to schite when chat reports came out but other than that I completely agree, we can play how we want and I'm glad I'm not the only one

[@luvrbae]

@@lord0fthecubes i mostly stick to single player so i still dont and never really felt the disdain for that update. also im used to playing games where chat is moderated in some way. one thing i don’t appreciate abt that is that they can ban someone from playing single player even though they purchased the game. but again i am used to games with chat being moderated and i don’t particularly mind that fact at least knowing some kids/ppl wont experience abuse. i can tell a lot of ppl werent happy, so i am sure as time goes on, updates will be made and moderation can get better as time goes on and more feedback from the community is taken into consideration and as it becomes more developed

[@WILLATRONIX]

Whenever i get a bed, i always dye it red because it's the best colour

[@haitex6296]

Classic!

[@TheMisterEpic]

So true

[@Skibiditoiletfan8]

I miss red bed😢

[@Jepie]

Wait did they remove red beds

[@itsFnD]

@@Jepie it's just white by default

[@zipengli4243]

The feeling I get with modern Minecraft is that instead of you being trapped in an unknown, vast world with the hostile mobs, it now feels as if the mobs are trapped in the same world as you.

[@TheMisterEpic]

Exactly

[@SupersuMC]

Rip and tear until it is done...

[@filewr8515]

@@TheMisterEpic To fix minecraft for me, the earlygame should be made harder with iron and beds being harder to get quickly. Iron would be rarer when exposed, shipwrecks would be guarded by drowneds, possibly one with a 100% chance of having a trident, iron golems would get mad at you when you open a natural chest in a village and stay away from you when they can't reach you. Beds should be harder to obtain because of another item, the pillow being used to craft a bed. The pillow would be made with 2 strings an 3 feathers.

[@NoSkill_fr]

@@filewr8515 add 1 wool block for good measure

[@bulgslel]

I think modern minecraft and old minecraft are pretty much the same. The only thing that changed was us. If you put someone who has never played modern minecraft, I can assure you they would have just as much difficulty surviving as we did back then.

[@alice20001]

Not only did the beds allow for further exploring, new biomes increased the reason to explore further. Minecraft went from a spawn’s immediate surroundings to all over. I remember playing and creating various worlds until I found a seed with a good spawn

[@anonymousfish2456]

I think it's great that minecraft is one of the few games that lets you choose which versions you want to play. Want to play in alpha to get that old taste of adventure? go ahead. It's nice to be able to continue playing in the version you want incase you're not happy with a new update or the direction the game is going.

[@matthewbarabas3052]

i think its bad that its allowed. it forced mojang and microsoft to allow all these old versions to be playable and supported. it should have been replaced, and never accessable again after an update.

[@anonymousfish2456]

@@matthewbarabas3052 yeah no

[@matthewbarabas3052]

@@anonymousfish2456 versioning in games is rarely, if ever, a thing. and where its enabled, it basically destroys modding, destroys the community, and forces the devs to support all the versions to its massive detriment.

[@anonymousfish2456]

@@matthewbarabas3052 it doesnt in this case tho bro, in fact, minecraft modding is some of the best modding

[@matthewbarabas3052]

@@anonymousfish2456 eh. not really....

[@mads1259]

I agree that beds, among other features, made minecraft less about merely surviving, which indeed makes minecraft less challenging. for some people that is a bad thing, and i can see why. some people love the challenge. but for me and other people, if the game was super challenging it would feel less fun. Minecarft is a game where people of infinitely different playstyles all play. and that's beautiful

[@smacpats6379]

Yeah but modern singleplayer sucks because the "coolness" of your world is fully determined by how much time you put into it, not if you're good at the game. Even in Middle School I couldn't bring myself to play a singleplayer world for more than a few hours (total) before I'd get bored as shit and delete it. It feels like busy work since the entire game is grind with no skill/brain component.

[@DazedRose115]

@@smacpats6379 that's why singleplayer is only fun with mods

[@Grangelzz]

@@smacpats6379 I do think thats more a you issue. Minecraft is all about setting your own goals. There is a lot of skill to building something that looks good that you didnt just copy. There is a lot thinking you have to do to build a massive redstone contraption. The only thing is you dont have to do any of that to exist in minecraft.

[@Aaron-hv4hr]

@@smacpats6379 the problem is that you’re worrying about the “coolness” of your survival world instead of worrying about having fun. I’ve only had two survival worlds in the past 3-4 years because I play for fun. Some players’ definition of a fun would be speedrunning beating the game. Some just tend to their crops and animals. Others would rather build incredibly complex farms. Some even challenge themselves to beat the game without any mining/crafting/villagers/elytras/etc. The point is, in a sandbox survival game like Minecraft there always has been and always will be something to do. If you think it’s boring to play “modern” single player then maybe you’re just playing the wrong game altogether.

[@Furetto126]

@@smacpats6379 that's your issue tbh

[@readybear64]

Being able to skip the night evolved the game in many ways and honestly would have made the game better especially for new players as they would likely die during the night if they didn’t have a shelter and beds would make it easier so they wouldn’t die all the time.

[@justanordinaryguy6568]

Not only that but without beds the game practically forces you to get in a box and afk. Kinda like mob spawners but much worse since it is practically mandatory

[@readybear64]

@@justanordinaryguy6568 yeah

[@Tom_HopeCore]

yeah. I remember when I started playing in 2016 and I played for an hour every day for like 15 days irl just so I could kill cows to sell leather to a villager to get an emerald sword I saw in a Dantdm mod review that wasn't actually in vanilla. I don't think beds make the game more fast paced. I think it is more like how every player now knows everything about the game within a few weeks of playing.

[@knightwolf3511]

@@readybear64 but also if magority turn off night then why do we have a daylight cycle or even night time, you might as well set a world with daylight cycle off

[@orangebitch2254]

@@knightwolf3511the reason has to do with getting back to your base to sleep at night and also bc it adds more purpose to your base

[@isolehommemisreable]

I like how good this dude's documentary/video essays. The editing and the explanations are very coherent. Continue the good work champ!

[@RedmarKerkhof]

I played in 2010 and I just remained underground the entire time. Beds made the overworld viable. And I'm glad they did because the overworld is beautiful now.

[@kamelectro9507]

The game definitely isn't ruined. Beds give players the option to skip the night. It some cases, like late game, it just gets annoying. It provides different ways to play the game so, no, it didn't ruin the game. I'd go as far as to say it created a second game.

[@codex4048]

Indeed, I always bring up this as argument against phantoms. Before phantoms sleeping was optional, now it's forced.

[@FoxSlyme]

@@codex4048 Phantoms don't force you to sleep? It's up to you if you want to deal with them or not

[@do0nv]

@@FoxSlyme Nobody wants to deal with phantoms. It's either don't have the night or suffer from the phantoms.

[@FoxSlyme]

@@do0nv If nobody wants that, then why are there mods that make them even harder? And also, there's a game rule that can disable them spawning

[@codex4048]

@@FoxSlyme if you want to do anything, yes they force you to sleep, there is no way to stop them from spawning in a normal world. Heck they even caused me to shrink my base to avoid them spawning indoors...

[@user-Nerd72ekd82kw]

Bro the statement "wait out the night" is still used by players who didn't have wool to make a bed. I don't get your point

[@thamermohammed2032]

I don’t see it as a problem, beds provide players the option of having an adventure. You want to go out at night just don’t sleep you don’t want the adventure and just want to relax sleep. The thing that really ruind minecraft in my opinion is Mending enchantment

[@TheDoomCompany]

This is a fantastic video. Thank you for painting a wonderful picture of a version of Minecraft often forgotten about. Going fast in Minecraft can be fun, but taking it slow is fun too.

[@dallor09]

“Dieing would respawn you thousands of blocks away if you ventured too far.” That one machanic made my mom make me stop playing minecraft for YEARS because I was always too sad and worried about getting lost in creative or dieing in servival

[@pbilk]

I actually never have gotten an elytra in survival so the only thing that has changed for me when travelling is the benefit of beds. So dying away from my bed is still very unfortunate since I can't fly to my items.

[@nupagagyi]

Same. I don't like Elytra, so I do not use it.

[@wonnijohn2765]

@@nupagagyi Same. Also I don’t trade with Villagers, instead burn there homes and nearby forests,

[@MothFable]

I do feel that while beds have some issues they are still useful. For example, having to sit around for around 5 minutes at night can be extremely boring, so in that regard beds are useful. It would be interesting if you could only skip the night, but it had some sort of mechanism to make it so it only works for part of it.

[@magenty_m_axol]

Beds were an upgrade, you could be lazy and just sit in a 1 by 1 hole with one torch and you can live and progress in a cozy base at spawn now, in fact i do just that in my current world with a lot of mods, it all depends on what you want to do!

[@violador3993]

No you just had to plan ahead and prepare a base with a mine to mine during the night but now this game's some easy bs made for little kids

[@jezzaboi2168]

@@violador3993 the game wasn't exactly hard in alpha. You could heal instantly with food, there was only a few hostile mobs, and after 2-3 spiders you were given a machine gun of a bow.

[@ongfrfr249]

​@@violador3993 the game is harder now than it was before, but you just have fucking convenient features, it's called an upgrade. If you want the game to be hard just fucking restrict yourself idiot

[@MCLVideo]

I really like the approach of the Better Than Adventure mod which switches out the wool in the crafting recipe of beds for a new item called "cloth" that is dropped by zombies. That way you have to survive at least one night without a bed before you can get one.

[@TheMisterEpic]

That's a cool idea!

[@surv5k]

lmao i recently tried that mod and i was thinking about that through the video, i didn't expect to see a comment about it here!

[@boreal3255]

@@TheMisterEpic plz bta video when

[@MCLVideo]

@@surv5k Well, the mod is quite popular with those who play Beta 1.7.3 and other old versions, and TheMisterEpic's channel is also popular with those kinds of people.

[@surv5k]

@@MCLVideo thas true

[@thedenominator1186]

I personally don't like having to deal with creepers while trying to build up my base. So I always skip night time. which does take away the challenge of surviving. I think we need more structures like the deep dark where if you want a challenge then you know where to find one.

[@smacpats6379]

The problem with having challenges you seek out is that people just ignore those in most cases. traditional survival mode used to have a huge skill component, now it's just a time sink. There's a reason PVP and competitive multiplayer popped up and became so huge 2012-2015.

[@joaboveaverage]

simply don’t craft a bed

[@spacedoglaika1079]

@@joaboveaverage the game itself punishes you for that with phantoms. You cannot add that element of difficulty back when the game forces you take part with annoying pests.

[@spacedoglaika1079]

@@joaboveaverage and like smacpats points out, even if you do feel like dealing with them, by offering a remedy that you'd be insane to not take, almost nobody would end up doing that long term. Its simply not feasible.

[@pikapee]

@@smacpats6379 doesn't take away anything from you though. if you want a challenge you can have a challenge

[@inha1ed]

I think it depends how you want to play the game, I've been playing Beta 1.7.3 and have used a bed alot just because I wanted to build. Like early on it was about survival and I didnt use a bed as It was fun to find stuff to do during the night, but now im like 20 hours in and building stuff its annoying when I have to wait out the night as I really just wanna build stuff lol

[@coltenwillers146]

I had just, couple years ago, found a game that gave me the same new experience again, like it is described in the beginning. With a bed you can only set your spawn point, not sleep through the night.

[@auzyy420]

0:20 my dude was having a nightmare I hope he's okay

[@Thete]

7:40 and honestly, that's why I like modern Minecraft and why it seems so much more fun than older versions (fwiw I only started playing in 1.14). I actually enjoy the feeling of being a demigod venturing out to conquer uncharted lands and reshape them to fit my whims.

[@uhNONuhmuhs]

I fully expect you're hardcore no bed let's play to come out soon

[@Fidg3tt]

One way to combat this is to make mobs harder the more you progress in the game. After you get different achievements such as the one for finding diamonds and free the end, your world would get harder.

[@jee213_]

The transition at 0:30 was so smooth!

[@user1183]

A bot stole your comment and got more likes 😶

[@j1_dev]

I just love these types of "Minecraft Documentary"

[@peacecatis1923]

The funny thing is I usually don't even use a bed as I can get so much done during the night. this video gave me so much nostalgia for what it used to be too.

[@loptseldr]

it still crosses my mind to this day, whenever i load up my first world and i cant get to sheep in time i am like "welp time to dig me a hidey hole"

[@Birb64]

Any feature that makes minecraft be a game about mining and crafting is welcome in my book. Beds do that, it's a craftable item that frees more time for mining. By time for mining, I mean every part of mining, especially the exploration.

[@gyroninjamodder]

Most people would go mining at night since you wouldn't want to go on the surface at night. The night was mining time and beds take a that away.

[@russianvalkyrie2358]

@@gyroninjamodder just dont build a bed then???

[@gyroninjamodder]

@@russianvalkyrie2358 Night is no longer dangerous in modern minecraft.

[@davidodo6061]

I was in college when the alpha came out and played it with my dorm. Talking about all this like it's ancient history that no one knows has made me feel around 900 years old.

[@jamesm.3829]

The issue is that while players are getting stronger, the mobs haven't caught up.

[@MathiasLuongo]

Man, I love your content, so genuinely nostalgic of thosa days, but in this case I believe beds gave such a creative boost to survival player, letting them skip the night during which they couldn't build, and setting spawn points next to the build in case of accidents,but maybe I am a bit biased as builder

[@carterowens7311]

I only started playing minecraft a few years ago so I always enjoy watching your videos and getting a glimpse into the past of the game. It almost gives me a sense of nostalgia for something that I never actually experienced, although I do prefer the direction that modern minecraft has taken.

[@Delsito]

Reminder that if you think Minecraft is too easy (i think that too) you can always set a higher difficulty, like hardcore mode, sadly only in java. But also disable natural regeneration and do a half heart run, also dont sleep and a LOT of other things to make the game much harder.

[@inboundbark]

most people who think Minecraft is too easy already play on hard

[@user-ng5gp2tr1z]

Playing on half heart just stupid. Because it's not hard, it's just annoying. Because without natural regeneration you will eat golden apples (which are easily obtainable because of nether bastion's) if you are on a half heart, you just play slower, so I play minecraft from alpha and it's impossible to make game hard without mods.

[@djailsonfelipe84]

Something will always be too easy for someone. And I don't think that's the point minecraft is trying to make, most people aren't playing just for the mob survival, there's building, socializing, exploring, resource managing and so much more. There comes a point you can't get it harder than what a casual can do.

[@magosexploratoradeon6409]

Making it so that you would need to play on reduced stats like half a heart is the worst type of difficulty that a game like minecraft could implement. Bloating the stats is ALWAYS the laziest and worst type of difficulty that there is. No matter if a boss suddenly gets more health or the player is reduced to two or three hits, if anything it will highlight the weakness of the combat system even more.

[@redknight07_]

If you think minecraft is easy try making full max gear. If you still think its easy collect 10.000 resources, wood and stone or basically anything with your gear. If you still think its easy build a large mansion with statues, gardens and mazes with those resources. If you still think its easy try doing every advancement. If you still think its easy try doing complicated redstone machines. If you still think its easy after that, congratulations you officially beat the game.

[@darfarichad3684]

hey grats on 500k! i watched a video earelier today and you were at 499k. i like to believe my like on that video helped ;D

[@eliotyt9305]

The skiping the night part of the beds is the same as hiding in a hole for 10 minutes, just much faster. Thats why the game feels so fast now, exept all the other things.

[@mohamedsaidi169]

Next video be like : how dirt ruined Minecraft ?

[@TheMisterEpic]

Hahahahaha

[@PersonOfEarth117]

How Wells ruined Minecraft

[@Kallastar.]

*How dirt ruined minecraft* "They remove the feeling of exploring water and always look to the bubbles so you dont will drown, it makes exploration too easy by just staying in the dirt while all the water is below you, pathetic"

[@Shrekstir]

I feel like coords and players rlly using it to its full extent in modern minecraft also makes exploration less of a risk since the fear of getting lost is non existent

[@spacesharkarzul6069]

Dude I love your videos! They’re so entertaining and always bring me back to nostalgia. Never had a pc to play minecraft in though watching all those KZbin videos back in the days felt like I was right there. Even taught myself English, watching US KZbinrs haha

[@spacesharkarzul6069]

Oh and since now I’m at the part where you mention people uploading over 100 videos on a single world. Let me tell you something. There is a German KZbinrs called Gronkh who played 3 years on the same map, starting 12 years ago and uploaded over 1.600 videos, with each episode spanning from 10-15 mins. Along with the 100,200,300 etc. anniversary videos which where longer :>

[@moetxt.]

3K UNTIL 500K LETS DOO THISSS!!, Love your vids TheMisterEpic keep it up

[@nicholasfitzgerald5482]

Having to “wait out the night” was probably the exact reason beds were added. Waiting out the night in a dirt house or a cliff side is boring. Beds are convenient because you can skip that boring part of the game, which is literally half of the day.

[@joe_mama__]

You know you can go mining during the night, right?

[@smacpats6379]

The entire point of survival is that you're supposed to get better at the game and get better gear so that you can go outside at night. The vast majority of the playerbase just was trash so Notch had to add beds in.

[@PersonOfEarth117]

@@smacpats6379 Or maybe it's because they didn't want to die and respawn potentially thousands of blocks away from their base, just a thought

[@Flegz1]

Next video: how grass ruined Minecraft

[@_whitewizard]

next next video: how building ruined Minecraft

[@Kallastar.]

@@_whitewizard "you can build a 4x4 square and no mob will atack you, whats is that mojang? Ridiculous, should remove building"

[@THRDARKLORD.]

2:25 I always be waiting out the night on the 1st few nights because I'm either finding a base location or building a really fancy looking building/base

[@Foxhole_official]

i remember digging holes and just chilling there until it was day, i use to only fig holes in mountains because they were the safest to live in

[@CaptainFritz28]

I think the elytra was a major reason for most of the problems you cited, such as the vastness of a world. While beds maybe contributed somewhat to them, I certainly don't think they were the main issue. Rather, when I compare the start of a new world to that world after I have a bed, I enjoy the latter much more. Waiting out the night used to be the thing I liked least. I think maybe new mechanics surrounding beds could be added, like maybe having only a single bed that will reset your respawn point, and sleeping bags that will allow you to sleep but not reset your respawn point.

[@history.mp4993]

I was only like 4 or 5 during this era of Minecraft but I can still remember the giant dirt mansion me and my brother built by taking turns, hiding out for the night and my brother eventually running too far and never being able to find the base again

[@eideticex]

I think a bigger part of the change in difficulty was the spawn rate of hostile mobs. Mobs used to spawn more often and more densely than they do now in darkness. I want to say around 1.8 or so is when they toned it down but it may have been much sooner than that. I remember some of the older adventure maps didn't even utilize spawners because the spawn rate was so high it wasn't needed.

[@Hackstr_]

Alright I actually finished the video, now im more mad that the title was more clickbait than anything else

[@TheMisterEpic]

Defs not

[@irExron]

While i understand how they did effect alot of the Survival elements. I really think that multiplayer worlds would feel really claustrophobic without them, and all it would take is some lava to trap spawn for everyone

[@kimbaldun]

The first thing i expected from this video is that beds are used as a cheesy way to beat the game by blowing up the final boss but it wasn't here

[@viorp5267]

Meanwhile me before beds in minecraft: - digs hole in the ground to wait out night - looks for hours to look for cool spot for house, dies and never finds it again

[@MrIvory124]

I think being able to skip the night in hardcore always seemed a bit cheaty to me

[@johanestebanramirezbarrios1411]

you can hide in blocks and you will never die lul

[@RemedieX]

@@johanestebanramirezbarrios1411 Forces players to be patient, and extra step that we've seen a myriad of times that its lack of has been the reason many lose their hardcore world, so it'd be better for the whole survival aspect of the game. Beds make the game ez mode lol

[@user-zc4sx9ig6p]

bruh do you think sleeping is not real thing? I like beds because it's dumb to just wait 10 min in a hole just to play

[@fortnitesexman]

@@user-zc4sx9ig6p as if standing still while waiting is the only thing you can do, the night forces you to interact with..well the building mechanics for example, or forces you to go mine for awhile, etc etc as the funny marvel man once said, you lack imagination also, there's a dragon in the game, whether sleeping is a real thing or not is irrelevant as we're talking about a video game

[@user-zc4sx9ig6p]

@@fortnitesexman sleeping passes time lol. I mine in the day and it's the same as mining in night and more dangerous anyways

[@ColonoRizzo007]

Its insane how beds were created just to sleep and now we use like bombs

[@higueraft571]

because they were created to meme on you sleeping somewhere days and nights dont exist :V

[@ColonoRizzo007]

@@higueraft571 I know, you know, everybody knows

[@HungryWarden]

Great [intentional game design] Mojang!

[@jellomiki]

Me before beds : building "cabins" every few hundred blocks Me after beds : just plop a bed down, no need for walls

[@LuvHaebom]

man what are y’all doing in your worlds?? I absolutely still have to wait out the night 😭 I don’t have armor till at least day 5 & I usually don’t have a bed till later on either

[@GoGo10170]

Bro that version transition was SICK!!

[@SpectreXS]

Honestly, playing minecraft with required nights would be interesting. But two things: 1) Phantoms would be really unnecessary 2) Villagers not stocking for half the gameplay would be annoying If both issues would be fixed, I'm down. Also, setting the respawn point is strictly positive.

[@Seventbh]

I still remember the thrill of the first world I created and the little dirt house I made to protect me from the night it's been a long time since I've had that same thrill in minecraft

[@dylanviveros2306]

No one: Not a single soul: My weird friend at 3AM: Beds ruined minecraft

[@poobla7638]

Tbh i pretty much ignored the bed until phantoms got added. I still play minecraft like its a survival game, i dont speedrun to get iron within the first 7 days usually. Then again i do challenges each playthrough to make it feel like a survival game, usually through these challenges i am more proud of my builds too

[@ara849]

This is the stuff I think about time to time. If we increase the challenge aspect of the game, we also inconvenience the other side of the community. Some other people just enjoy the building and redstone and stuff while others want an rpg experience.

[@higueraft571]

@Flyin' Steve >but need the proper tools and weapons to do those actions? ...that's Survival my guy. You cant punch concrete or Obsidian and get the item, at all.

[@ara849]

​@@flyinsteve2522 I think the mining aspect could stay the same, it's the mobs not catching up to changes that do need changes and also add new ones that can pose a challenge. If they do add a new difficulty type, maybe it could just buff mobs into actual threats? and make torches die out eventually?

[@ukyoize]

That "other side" can play creative mode.

[@higueraft571]

@@ukyoize Others would say "if you want a challenge, go play modded or fuck off to another game" :V

[@wsmstudio3329]

@@ukyoizepeople like playing survival mode and building lol

[@f.r3644]

I would like some actual labyrinth/dungeon type places that have area restrictions until "cleared" (ie, cannot use beds, cannot break blocks, until boss is dead or whatever) Would make all the preparatory items you can make a lot more cool and useful

[@JD-ym2hg]

It’s been so long since I’ve played early Minecraft survival I forgot how much longer it took to accumulate resources back then, idk why but it just took so much longer to find ore and stuff

[@Jubean]

Was literally just sitting and waiting for your video today, I am so bored xD

[@joeklaas3176]

When I was playing Alpha, I would sometimes dig a 3-block deep hole, place a block above myself, and AFK for 10 minutes when the sun set. Even today, I usually just do that if I don't have a bed. Even without beds, the night is and always was still pretty easy to skip.

[@tnt-boom]

I have trouble finding enough sheep for beds most times i start a new world. So i sometimes have to wait out the night.

[@MrBrianYoutube]

I still feel like a clock starts ticking when I load a new survival world! And I’m still scared of the night

[@Tyreker]

Same, when starting a new MC world you have 2 options Make weapons or make a bed

[@GTFP]

I'm honestly surprised you're not at 1M, you always had that aura and that quality + seeing you around for a long while so I've never noticed somehow lol. But hey, 500k ain't nothing to sulk about either! Proud for you; always appreciate your insights and your videos have been a motivation to start doing some of my own projects

[@polypro553]

Man this brings me back to the good old days. I wish Minecraft would create a legacy game mode, where there are new features, but ores are rarer, there is no f3 menu, no enchants, stronger mobs, ect. I deel like something along the lines of this would be a lot more popular than chat reporting

[@cucler6718]

sounds like overall a terrible idea though, you can achieve the same just by increasing the damage of mobs, f3 isnt related, also i dont think it'd be popular for the right reasons, it wouldnt be popular because its hard, it would be popular because nostalgia, and, few people actually feel this towards old versions of the game, first, not all players that have played them feel this, second, not all players have played those old versions.

[@Miko_Hanamori]

Honestly feel like that would cause too much work when there are just mods for older versions that can do that for you

[@thearchitect646]

In the minecraft launch in setting if you enable show historical version of Minecraft you can make an installation of any Minecraft version before 1.0. I have decided to make beta 1.5 world because that when I started playing minecraft

[@SpectreXS]

You can definitely self-impose those things, but generating a "Legacy" world would be pretty epic.

[@Ciurk]

yeah I think there should be a mode where the game is taken back to it's survival mechanics

[@cYc1e]

I remember the first time I played Minecraft with some friends. We had brightness on moody (didn't know how to change it xd), thought minecarts were the meta transportation, and most importantly, we did not know what a "bed" was. We would build underground dirt huts, fight to the death, and sometimes we would chicken out and close the door as a creeper is following us. Good times...

[@reedmclean3574]

I remember waiting out the night, I was playing more recently though, and just couldn't get one early enough.

[@camharkness]

Next up: how apples ruined Minecraft

[@TheMisterEpic]

Lmao

[@kingmine]

they made us eat

[@fatwario7967]

How dare Minecraft make their game excessable to more people and not have the constant threat of losing all of your inventory on you all the time

[@breyno]

I think what Minecraft needs is that a much harder mode other then Hardcore to provide adventure and make it similar as older Minecraft and it’s huge difficulty

[@kylernyhagen7519]

Heyo Mister Epic, any plans for a 500k special?

[@fortnitesexman]

for me it's hunger it's a constant annoyance, without adding any depth to the game it doesn't fit survival, and it doesn't fit conquest (conquest is what is still called "survival" nowadays)

[@mewdotsuki8401]

Hunger was a more poorly thought out "feature" than even the combat update. Just terrible design and implementation in this game vs others

[@aguyontheinternet8436]

Do you think any mods makes hunger better?

[@fortnitesexman]

@@aguyontheinternet8436 i've seen datapacks that try to turn it into the old system (and sort of failing because cooked food is so easily available now anyways) but idk anything about mods

[@RemedieX]

Without any depth? You can't heal by ignoring it, it enforces survival and makes mobs more threatening rather than taking a bit of DMG and insta healing full health by munching steak like you used to before. Now you NEED to have hunger maxed out if you want to heal, otherwise you'll pay the price for it when you get jumped by mobs. It forces you to stop fighting too rather than going Rambo 24/7, make strategic decisions to stop and top off your hunger in anticipation of a lot of DMG, etc. You need it to sprint as well. It's 100% a necessary evil that forces you to take a break to address, otherwise you'll just run in a straight line beating the game in a day and you'll get bored before you know it. Hunger, alongside many other things, without you realizing, is what psychologically makes the things you accomplish in the game feel better than if you had less limitations. For example, building a structure in survival vs creative. In survival it's harder, more annoying, you need to collect all the resources, spend more time building, etc. Yet the majority of players find more fufillment because of those things than creative. All successful games have features that achieve this effect. Hunger is a vital part of the game and without it, the survival aspect would take a serious hit. Could it use improving? Yes, like making certain foods and diets reward you in some way. Though, the same could be said about melee combat being too simplistic and you essentially only use sword for it, bows and crossbows having rng crit values, totems (they actually remove depth), irons overabundance (making it extremely to find and get a full set of armor, essentially making you unkillable relative to where you were before it and it's so easy to acquire that it makes Leather, a worse armor, take more time and not worth considering), shields (extremely easy to acquire for the effect of recieving essentially 0dmg from arrows, creepers, etc by holding a button down), village trading system being way too exploitive from an early stage (so much so that it used to be abused in speedruns), repair system with anvils being garbage and requiring a workaround (renaming) to make work, Elytras making EVERY method of transportation outdated (even though it's late game, there should be late game ways to make older transportation methods better) and they remove depth as well, "wow you put on some wings with mending and fireworks and now you're a literal God flying at mach speeds throughout the map where mobs, fire, water, etc can't reach you." Anyways, you can word most things to sound like they don't add depth and even remove it. Saying hunger adds 0 depth is ignorant. If hunger irks you so much, download a mod or enable a data pack that auto eats for you, improves hunger, or removes the necessity to eat. But MANY players enjoy cultivating a farm, breeding, growing crops, harvesting and culling, naming animals, etc. You're not the main audience, proved by your presence in this video. The majority is the unspoken who don't go onto vids like we do, and they enjoy the game as is. I know my gf loves to farm, breed animals, mess around, etc with them. There's also a mod that addresses every problem in MC. Don't have access to mods? Unfortunate, because waiting for Mojang to address it all is going to take centuries and they'll probably spend years adding wasps first.

[@fortnitesexman]

@@RemedieX the game isn't about survival anymore it's about farms, building, etc etc all of which are made severely more tedious by the existence of hunger it doesn't add difficulty to the game, it doesn't cause you to take a detour to gather recources after setting up a basic farm, it just forces you to stop for a bit before being able to play the game again, they're like fucking ads the old system had depth in the sense that you were sacrifising a significant portion of your inventory for more food, which would be an AWFUL system now because the inventory is already too small for what the game is about, but it was great back then i think removing hunger and giving food farms some other use would be a major improvement to the game, then they can remove durability aswell since it's the same problem, not really putting a strain on your resources and just wasting your time i will say that hunger does add a bit of depth over no hunger tho, maybe adding a few minutes spent on getting two animals in a fenced area and you needing to choose between the white meat and the black meat

[@Flegz1]

Beds ruined Minecraft?! How.

[@Hereshow2code]

Are you a bot? Are you the guy that made this video?

[@nando11220]

You will hit one million subs. You can totally hit half a mil by the end of this year. I think I’ve been subbed to you for a couple years now and your vids are def cool and your style is unique. Think you had like one hundred k subs when I found you but you’ve gotten so much better now

[@user-zm4ro7yh4e]

I'm used to avoid making a bed until I achieve the nether, I got to used to the routine of building during the day and mining during the night.