Why You Shouldn't Make a New Minecraft World

Start a new world. Play in it for a bit. Get bored. Rinse and repeat. There's a better way to play Minecraft that just requires a little bit of dedication. In this video I talk about why I think everyone should have their own 'forever world'.
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[@Pawel_eS]

For me the one BIG problem with long term survival world is that when the new Minecraft version comes out and you would like to visit new structures you need to generate new chunks which would be thousands of blocks out of your base at that point instead of having a system which would convert your current world and add them, I know I know this would be very difficult for the devs to implement but this is just my little dream

[@plantcraftie4141]

You can allow yourself to reset certain chunks from your world. There are no rules. MC Selector is good software to do that.

[@RisageYT]

​@plantcraftie4141 you can't do on that on console

[@plantcraftie4141]

@@RisageYT I always forget that exists 😭😭

[@Pawel_eS]

@@plantcraftie4141 Thank you for this info :)

[@Mylifeis20]

I just woke up to

[@ESfungirl]

What ive been doing in my hopefully forever world is document everything, i have wrote down the locations of forests, villages, ruined portals etc. It has helped me to write down everything in a book whetyer its in minecraft or in real life it just makes it seem more idk real.

[@DiiKoj]

I too lost / deleted my first world(s) and I sometimes get the urge to go back and relive it. But as you say Marloe - you can't really experience that level of nostalgia again, and maybe it's for the best that those worlds live on as fond untouchable memories. Loved the video!

[@ItsMarloe]

That’s actually a really comforting way to look at it… Maybe the world wouldn’t quite live up to the memory that’s in my mind! Thank you DiiKoj :)

[@BrownieBitsGaming]

I loved this Marloe! Ive been in my world for almost 6 years and have over 6600 hours played in it! Its great to go back to areas and see the progress Ive made!

[@ItsMarloe]

Thank you Brownie! I knew you had your world for a long time but I didn’t realise you had that much time played!! Insane dude, well done to you for sticking to it :)

[@BrownieBitsGaming]

@ItsMarloe thank you Marloe! Its my baby!

[@SALMON71000]

​​The reason I'm stick to just my hardcore world in mcpe is because I've set some goals for my world to complete which to do is a lot of fun! Edit:The edit is that I recommend goals to set for your worlds hopefully you'll never get bored again😊 Edit 2:BTW If you're wondering how do I play Hardcore in mcpe there's a resource pack that I use!

[@espartan7011]

Bro how do you not get bored once I beat the wither it gets so boring theirs just nothing to do

[@ksh2012]

I just woke up and his voice is so calm and relaxing.

[@browolverine]

Yeah

[@adalbertomendozajr8649]

....wut

[@user-hh3rn7bu7d]

@@adalbertomendozajr8649What? It is?

[@OmegaS0L]

I now finally have a long term world and I think one of the most crucial things was that I didn't get an Elytra for a very long time and didn't build any large redstone farms. I actually felt immersed again. I made my own path instead of following an optimized one. I didn't have this much fun with MC in years. It seems like KZbin plays a crucial role in why people burn out so fast. As soon as they technically can get the resources, players subconsciously feel like they need to commit themselves to megaprojects to emulate the content that most people watch currently.

[@HistoryWes]

This really reinforces what I've been feeling for the past few months. I've started two new 1.20 worlds, built them up until I had a decent base in each, and then lost interest. I'm back playing in the four year old world I share with my grown-up children. I've got all kinds of partially done projects on it, but if they bother me, I just go work on a different part of the world.

[@mr_quasi]

Playing in the same world for almost 8 years now, when you get a buildersblock take a break or switch projects. It's worth it and I have plans for years to come.

[@VVESSEL88]

I’m newer to the channel and currently watching through the Tektopia series. It’s so cool watching where you started and listening to you reminisce about that world a bit. I’m currently using the mod and doing a creative build in the desert just to get back into the swing of Minecraft after a long hiatus. Your videos gave me a lot of ideas!

[@Keeagn]

thank you for this, it has been one of my biggest problems for the longest time. It's not just minecraft either I do this in all of my games and I really need to stop.

[@durigala]

Thank you very much for this Marloe. Honestly I'm currently working on that aspect for myself of keeping my worlds long term. Before when I was playing mostly on Bedrock, I was able to keep it for over a year (will be two years this year). I remember crying after beating the Ender dragon and walking back through my base to my house. Essentially, I was saying goodbye to the world because while I wasn't going to delete it, I knew I would hardly play it much anymore. But what you said is true. Walking down that memory lane in a long term world...that hits different more than anything. And might I add that your cinematics are very calming and enjoyable to watch? Fantastic job, Marloe 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🔱♠️

[@GregoryElliott1973]

Thank you. I honestly needed to hear this. You're a true Champion. Thank you.

[@Lea_D.]

This was so relaxing with the music and montages. I especially liked the part where you were riding the horse up the mountain silhouetted against the sky. :)

[@yellerthc6010]

I started a world in 1.16 with the new nether, and usually when a new update comes out i start a new world just so i dont have to travel far for new things, but this time i've decided to double down in this world and start a whole adventure world and build it all in survival. (of course im planning it all in a creative backup world) Its something that i KNOW will take at least a decade to fully complete, but through video documentation, i hope to preserve that nostalgia, always adding new things :)

[@znfl9564]

You got a voice fit for a history channel documentary, my guy. 👍 It took me a long, long time of solo playing to discover a lot of these finer points myself. Every tip you just listed is what I do now and I've been working on a forever world for a few months. There's so much detail at this point I couldn't describe it if I wanted to, and most of the detailing is still templated with stone 😂

[@thebulletkin8393]

I often find myself making a world, finding a brilliant spot and getting some chests together to build something but then I just abandon it because I feel like it would end up being a blot on the landscape since I’m not as confident with my building as it stands at the moment. Overcoming that mental hurdle is tough but once I get it I feel like I’ll finally actually enjoy singleplayer survival

[@elise9242]

I started playing Minecraft again last year, and I’ve been playing the same survival world since then. It’s really rewarding to watch your world develop history. But recently I wanted to try out hardcore so I started a new world for that. The seed I got for my hardcore world is starkly different from my survival world, so it’s been a fun change of pace. I intend to return to my main world eventually, but trying a new challenge is a nice way to shake things up.

[@BlaBla-lx8uu]

THANKS FOR THE TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS MARLOE . KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

[@gabrychapecak9745]

I recently started playing on a new server with my girlfriend and i'm having so much fun! One of the things that makes both of us so engaged with the world is the fact that she's really new to to the game - she just came back after around 6 years? It's honestly so relaxing to play with someone who doesn't have that much experience in the game and doesn't try to push to beating the game immediately. We still use iron tools, even after a week or so, we make simple little projects with no rush to outrun each other - it's just an overall relaxing experience, being able to enjoy the simplicity of the game and it really brings my memories back to childhood. Great video!

[@makyeah]

Great vid! My current Let’s Play is my forever world even tho others series will come and go.

[@blurg2712]

What a sweet video! That made my Minecraft heart all aflutter. Thank you for sharing that.

[@Audrey.]

I needed this ❤

[@Xscapeplan01]

Minecraft is a lot like real life, we start something only to get bored and move on and chase that next dopamine hit I find watching others on KZbin play and make new worlds, or playing a modded world for fun keeps me somewhat still interested in what i have already started. Taking regular breaks from playing is definitely recommended.

[@notandum]

honestly the "new world cycle" is why i've started gathering a bunch of vanilla+ mods to dive into modded hardcore - and frankly i think hardcore just as a base is a solution to the problem there's no "new world problem" because with hardcore, that's it. that's your world. you have one life, so see how far you can make it. and eventually, and it will happen eventually, you'll die, and you're back at square one - but it feels better. you reflect on how much you accomplished (or how little) and want to then push further in this new world of unknown. it's a much healthier way of playing the game once it personally stagnates, and modding on top of it does so much for breathing new life into it; from small vanilla changes to system overhauls. i can't recommend it enough for those who suffer with the issue of world commitment because it "doesn't matter." hardcore makes it matter, and it makes it feel like an accomplishment - the entire point of the mode is "how far can you make it in this one, single world, on one life?" and overcoming it just feels great. it makes everything more personal and more rewarding - you won't remember the sea of builds left to wither in all those abandoned worlds but you'll remember every single block placed in hardcore

[@zaeemchogle8219]

i think this was a beautiful comment.

[@aguy2409]

I was really surprised when the video started. This Mountain is insanely big And really informative video👍

[@monkeygamer9111]

Hi I have really been loving your vidoes keep up the good work

[@Masked_One_1316]

bloody amazing!

[@traceygeorge7472]

This is some great advice Marloe. When I started getting bored with my world I actually moved to a whole other area of the map and started a new city with a different theme. So now if I get tired of one city I go back to the other and get remotivated to continue building on that city. I actually only have 1 Minecraft world and have simply been improving and expanding it ever since I started playing it 4 years ago.

[@randomweirdo3123]

Minecraft is a blank canvas. waiting to be filled in with a vision so great that it will be remembered for years. every aspect of it has a story behind it. every block placed a new colour

[@RossLemon]

As someone who has a world that's well over 2 years old now (created on January 4, 2021) I can definitely give some tips too: 1. Don't rush things. My day count is embarrassingly small given the real life time I've had the world (only around 2,500 plus days), but I don't care. I don't feel obligated to rush projects because I'm not a Minecraft KZbinr who has an obligation to get a deadline done. I'm just some guy that plays Minecraft because I genuinely enjoy it. Not because it's a job of mine. There are projects I've been talking about forever and I've either haven't started them yet or I haven't finished them. But I'll get to it eventually. I'm playing this for the VERY long term, so I'm in no rush. 2. Diversify what you do in your world. Don't just stick to one thing. Sometimes I like to mess with redstone. Other times I like to make a nice house. It won't mean anything really. I'll just see a neat area of land and think "Oh a house would look nice there" and I build it. Or I might try to design my own farm for fun. Or I'll go exploring for ancient cities. Or maybe I'll go bastion or end city looting. My point is that there's a large variety of things to do in Minecraft. 3. Keep backups of your world. I wish I could have done this, but they take up too much storage for me. When you keep backups you can go back to old copies of your world and see just how much progress you've made. Also you can have fun destroying everything. 4. Lastly, understand that a "long term" survival world is supposed to be that. Long term. Don't feel upset because someone has 25 automatic farms and max netherite armor 50 days in to their world and you only have a starter house. It doesn't matter because you're playing for the long term. You're playing for 10 plus years (yes that long). That's about it unless I can think of anything else. Also I'm sure you've already mentioned these points in your video, but I just wanted to make a comment.

[@CoGames_]

True. No more words needed.

[@RisageYT]

The thing about forever worlds is,you need to go so far to find new stuff. In our forever world with the cherry blossom update we had to travel 6000 blocks to find it, sadly no luck with archeology, smithing templates and also nether regions. You have to go to unloaded chunks which is tough.

[@AnnaBearie]

I think I'm going to give your advice a try. I am 100% guilty of starting new worlds when I come back after taking a break. I usually do try to go back to my previous world but I get overwhelmed because I can't ever remember what I was doing. Perhaps I should leave myself a note. Thanks for the video, advice, encouragement.

[@Kortelie]

Minecraft is one of the few games that I always come back to, No Man's Sky as well. Sometimes I don't feel like playing anything but I log in just to tend to the farms and enjoy the music

[@cleryfrey]

I already made progress in my supposedly long-term world but sadly, a bug forced me to redownload Minecraft and I had to start all over again :( But I'll keep your words in mind Marloe. They're really good.

[@tobiascraft8]

and because of this i play in the same world since 1.1 so many years now. everytime i felt bored i started over somewhere else in the world. later i connected every base. in my current base i am builing since 2017. so nice to visit old places

[@prestongarvey2961]

As I saw in a tik tok. Any pets or builds you have done just sit there. Waiting for you to come back. Sometimes. One doesn’t and it just sits there.

[@GwanYTB]

That seed is insane. I want it. And by the way, what a great video... Time to play!

[@ItsMarloe]

It was filmed in multiple worlds but the main one was this seed here: -1937342845 :)

[@GwanYTB]

@@ItsMarloe Thank you very much! Keep up the great content, everytime I watch one of your videos, I just open the game and play! Thats a great feeling !

[@liminalghost]

I always have a world reset problem because I do get bored haha but then I watched a Japanese man play minecraft without knowing anything about it. He did the most basic things in ONE world through several years and when a new update came out, he didn’t realize when he travelled several thousand blocks away that new stuff spawned and I had no idea that’s how that worked. I though you had to restart every update :( But anyway, his style of keeping one world made me jealous of people who can do that. I do love your survival world and everytime you bring it back, it’s a warm feeling :)

[@ttrev007]

Saving your old worlds is the best idea. I still miss the first world i played in. Unfortunately my friend lost the file

[@umangagarwal2246]

Thanks Bro

[@HanamiAyane]

I agree with this especially because I'm a lazy person and don't like slow progress

[@LLLadySSS]

Ive had the same world for two years now. I had one before but it was associated with a bad time in my life so I don't like playing it. In this new one, I've made so many things... Big mushroom that's actually an iron farm (where u can see golems burning, cute yellow house for bee farm, gazebo for my moss farm (below), towers for my first villager breeder (made a new one), house for my mushroom farm, a cute building for my wool farm... A new big house for my new villager breeder + converter and around small houses with different colors (red blue yellow green purple) for different villager trading each with a theme e. And so much more Rn I'm taking a break bc it's a bit boring to play... I still have a few projects in my little project book but they're all things I've been procrastinating. Waiting for a spark of new ideas

[@allofgran6371]

wonderful ❤

[@J_G116]

I’ve been playing my long term world for over a year and have played 3k days in it, recently I have gotten demotivated to do anything in it since I want it to be a world I have forever I was thinking of starting all over in the same world by getting rid of all my stuff and nether traveling to new chunks where I can have that same vanilla experience whilst still being in the same world!!

[@Aziara86]

It's hard for me sometimes to find a world I like. I'm not even sure what I'm looking for, just sometimes I start up a new world and it doesn't have that 'feel'. I've resorted to using biome finder websites so I'm sure I can find my favorites near spawn. Even then, sometimes they feel off and I end up quitting after 30 minutes.

[@shenko_]

When I started a new world when 1.18 just came out, I wanted to make it a "Forever" Survival World, because I always get burnt out of Minecraft after a few months of starting a world. 1 and a half years later, it's now the longest survival world I've been on. Going as far as to spark my venture into video making when 1.19 came out. I think the best thing about a long-term world, is that you can venture to the very start of the world and see your progression over the years to make the world yours, just seeing that journey is amazing.

[@RisageYT]

Me and my friends started out firsf minecraft world together at the start of lockdown in March 2020. The vibes were immaculate. We were all very nooby with our builds,pure survival world. Sadly lost it to the World corruption. So we made a new world a few months later and that world was also really good. Then another world a few months later where we all lived in a massive mansion or i like to call chateau then we made a new world by the river. Fast forward to our current world, we started of living together in a fortress looking house.However ,this time we made this our forever world,every few months we decided instead of making a new world ,we move to a new area with a new theme. So our next theme was Sky islands and now currently we're on our Japanese theme with the cherry biome.

[@aureline09]

5 MINS AGO?! This is the earliest I've ever been!!!

[@starrlitdreams2885]

This is why my phone yells at me that i dont have any more room to store minecraft worlds 😅

[@MrKhaled306]

He is literally speaking my mouth 😂 4:07

[@CoGames_]

I have a Minecraft world from january 2019 up to now. I stopped playing a bit when COVID really hit in The Netherlands. I was going to start playing with friends. Later in 2020 I started playing in that world again. Sadly I never uploaded my journey of that world to KZbin. I have a channel, but i didn't do a survival Let's Play. From the end of 2020 until end 2021 I played a lot. Like a lot! from 2022 to now I still play, only a little less. I want my world to survive long! And every new world i made, made me bored. Not my "OG" world from 2019. So still to this day I play this world. Only less than before. Now i have a Survival Let's play what i hpe will be the second Longterm "forever" world! My world from 2019 is called "Super Survival". When my world was 2 years old I started to make some videos for KZbin about it. But that doesn't really work. There in that world I have MY stories that i can share, but those are still mine. Starting a fresh world for KZbin is better. To make the stories not only mine, but also for the watcher. That world is now 4/5 months old and it works! And that. That is my story about my longterm "forever" worlds. - CoGames

[@fw_andre]

I can never keep a world long enough mainly because I end up loosing it. Btw what’s the seed and cords of the world in the intro, it looks good!

[@humboldtchick87]

I'ma try this

[@dranoradragonqueen1494]

my issue is ADHD, new computers, and just figuring out what to build period. Have to say some world are just not worth saving even for nostalgia purposes. With that being said I think the recreating world is a prosses like any other. If you don't experience every biome then how can you know witch ones you will like. If you don't try different world settings like hard core, creative, superfast, sky block and many many more, how will you know what you specially will be drawn too. Personally I have come to realize that I LOVE cave only worlds. They have just enough challenge to keep me interested in the early game with so much potential. I love the thought of a mixed lush and warped cave biome. Seriously try cave world warped it can look frankly mesmerizing next to the water like that. Frankly I would love to have a cave only world that spanned all the biomes as if it was a normal world. I also now play with mods that I enjoyed for many years but have played with the same starting stopping and restarting over and over again. I think If I had that last gift that would be my final world even if I had to explore supper far out for new chunks on new up dates. The dragons in the mods are great, though I do wish ice and fire dragon's large caves witch should spawn in the caves would do so, gerr. Goblin traders in the mines are just fun little friends that show up. Villager mods both make it easier and make towns feel well more like towns as apposed to temperamental free loaders. Create is just fun lets be honest and it makes me actually want to make farms, also moving spawners is AMAZING! I would probably even be happy just playing lush cave only if animals spawned naturally, though I do play with cheats enabled for those kinds of reasons but I don't like to use them if I can help it. Also I would get so frustrated with losing either my base or my stuff that now I play with keep inventory on all the time even if it is a bit cheaty. I last a lot longer in worlds these days. Aparenly I have the know how to survive hardcore but I get to greedy and take too many risks to survive for long on one. Sky block one block and super flat have all thought me skills that I now use in my cave world survival worlds. I think the deleting and restarting is part of the finding process of what works best for you. Yes it might take twenty snow worlds to find the one that you actually want to stay with but all it takes is that one to convince you to stay. Documentation helps only so much. Got to say it did help me to stay motivated on a agonizing but fun grind to in a no structures super flat and yes I learned quite a bit there to. It forces you to think differently then you would normally and learn things that you wouldn't other wise be motivated to learn. The only cheat I use regularly in my worlds now is cheating in a dragon egg for every one I kill until all gates are light(at least that's the plan), and locating and arriving in a mineshaft to start my cave survival challenge. Maybe a bit of spectator too just to trouble shoot a bit or locate a way up to the surface with out digging to much, but yah try to keep even that to a minimum.

[@mijana961]

I have a b173 world Playing it for Last 2 years Its awesome ❤

[@xy_iron]

thats what i do. my current world is over 3 years old. i have plans to build decent size medievalish city about 300 by 500 blocks in size (thats the size of the peninsula ive chosen). its been a long time but i only filled up about 25, maybe 30% of the space. And thats fine. i have time. i have taken long breaks. and thats fine. Thats how its supposed to be

[@xy_iron]

i actually checked and the city is more like 60% built. Thats more progress than i expected

[@xxwolflavaxx230]

Bro turned into a minecraft therapist lol

[@anix2457]

My world is my original 360 world with every update adding crazy terrain and features I would never have dreamed of when I first started playing. When 1.19 arrived October last year it completely broke my heart when it failed to sync. 10 years of building and exploring all gone. Countless hours landscaping and planting, all gone. However by a sheer stroke of blind luck I had tried realms previously when I moved my world from an older console to a new one. I found it had a 3 years old version still playable and ever since have been rebuilding bigger and better than before. I will never play another world as this is my minecraft. My only worry now is the size limit applied to game saves…it’s only a matter of time.

[@alexmb1435]

hey marloe what mod/texture pack do you use that allows the grass to go down the block so far? It looks really nice

[@ItsMarloe]

Vanilla Tweaks :)

[@adriannecadwell527]

The first world I uploaded, I ended up getting so lost from the base that I built, I decided to start a new one..twice. I currently have a forever world but I make others simply because they're set at beautiful spawn points so instead of traveling to different biomes or villages, I just pick a world I want to play on and go from there.

[@jnascimento7023]

I lost many old worlds due to updates and time THe amount of memories though i have with the older worlds i left there are amazing especially since i have a absurdly good memory by association, if i see i house i'll remember the struggles and if i see a creeper hole i'll just assume i died lol

[@andrewmacdonald9417]

I have a long term world since 2015 (or when 1.8 was released at the time) on my first laptop I ever owned, over time the laptop slowly declined and old and cant run minecraft. In 2020 I was on a computer that my dad had but wasn't useing at all, I had kept my world from my laptop onto a USB stick and put it into/onto the computer, and same thing. but begining of this year I have gotten a bran new laptop and put in my 2015 world and I have to redo what I had done when I transpher the world from my first laptop to the computer. and now I'm at 2615 and not planning on creating a new world, I have alot of stuff that I'm planning on do in my 2015 world that I created that long ago.

[@0canofbeans_417]

4:12 The last thing you want is to have yourself thinking that Minecraft is a chore. Its a game thats ment to be fun. If your not enjoying the game it becomes a hassle.

[@Kolvatn]

def not making a new world anytime soon, im on 2750~ days and i got a full netherite beacon + every netherite armour with every trims on them as well (costed over 4 shulker boxes of debris) and i've got a base i love:)

[@_MoonLight_335]

His voice is calming

[@geremyshaw166]

I've been playing the same world since 1.16. the only problem is i gotta travel forever every new update lol actually I named that world marloeton bc my main village/base is based off all your tutorials!

[@ohnoezitsjoez]

deleting old worlds over the years is my single greatest regret in minecraft. i wish i could see old worlds to see how i was learning, what i was building. but alas, lost to memory

[@suandhamilfam7125]

The thing with me and my world is that I still want to continue building and playing in my world but haven't in months due to crashing every time I try to load. It's probably because I play on playstation instead of a pc

[@washedkris]

ive started a new survival world where im rushing through early game to get elytra and shulkers, instead of a hardcore world where i took everything slowly, for me early game is not enjoyable. Im hoping new world will be my forever world.

[@Elysia07]

I've never been able to play a world longer than maybe even a few minutes. I guess i'm still searching for that perfect seed that'll inspire me to settle down. But once i punch some trees and gather enough resources for stone tools and a bed, lay down some wheat and sugar cane. I soon find myself ready to start all over again. It makes me disappointed and I need to stop,

[@theedgybeatle]

My issue is I use a world till new biomes or updates come out **cant you just find the new biomes in your current world?** No because I explore too much and I dont feel like going 10k blocks in any direction just to find a new biome or new item

[@SargeWolf010]

To late looking for a different seed as I'm having builders block also 1.20 isn't close by in my current world as it was 1.19.1 generated world😅

[@shawnlouisleria2800]

I got that problem reatping the world

[@MihaiVsile]

Nice

[@victor_silva6142]

Hmmm. Interesting. I think its worth a try... In Hardcore...😅

[@user-ii1rg4ij5o]

Dear Marloe, please could you give your survival world download 🙏

[@Ngabowi77]

Love from indonesia🙌❤️🇮🇩

[@zMarsIsCool]

Yeah i have this problem but instead of playing on it for a week or something i play on it for 2 minutes but yesterday i played an hour on a world and i’ll continue on that world. Thank you for the advice And if you guys wanna give me more advice be free to reply.

[@Arush.]

thats literally me

[@zMarsIsCool]

@@Arush. yea it’s so annoying having the problem

[@zaeemchogle8219]

well i might not hav the best advice but maybe try and film it, i havent tried it myself but i hear its really fun. another big one is, get friends!! make an smp! everythings more fun with more people! you cant prank youself after all.

[@zMarsIsCool]

@@zaeemchogle8219 me and my friends have made countless smps and i have alot of fun on them but they always end after a week and right now all my friends are on vacation and i’ve never had a real singleplayer world only my first ever worlds years back i’ve always played on servers but i’ll take your advice with recording it because i have tried it with other games and i like the idea. Thanks for the advice

[@IZUMIisonfire]

Haii maloe : )

[@kailerrX]

i used creative to build in my survival world and now people call me cheater and i feel bad abt it

[@kailerrX]

should i grab all my things and move 1000 blocks away?

[@ItsMarloe]

I don’t see why not!

[@user-en8fb2yz9h]

👍

[@Eject01]

When I started my Let's Play series, I struggled to find my forever world because I was chasing perfectionism. So I decided to just pick a world and see what happens. I also find that making videos helps with the consistency to return to the world and keep going

[@ttrev007]

you will probably want to make a new world every time you change to a new update. World generation can change and the boarder chunks can be ugly with the change.

[@yaboiglitch909]

I have over 600 worlds on mc so i have a problem 😅

[@wolfygirldeath]

Ya know whats horrible your parents won't let you buy Minecraft but you really want to play so you downloaded off this weird saying when a new update comes and like you say you want to play with someone it going for and then you have to delete it and it won't let you download it again and have the same worlds so you just lose it I fix that problem recently though so im good now 😊

[@cjphillips90]

Thank you for the video. Commenting for the Algorithm.

[@Klassicgandmore]

Minecraft alway puts me on bad seeds i do like the cherry blossom seed i started on

[@Veedii08]

What is the seed for the first clip🥺

[@ItsMarloe]

I’m really sorry I don’t have this world anymore so I’m unable to check!

[@tajwaradil9846]

YAy

[@Tlioger]

Imagine Camman18 watching this video

[@ntwalishammah5368]

I love Minecraft I am just broke and can't afford a computer

[@JustaNerdUsingTheInternet]

You can play it on your phone

[@ntwalishammah5368]

But PC is better

[@JustaNerdUsingTheInternet]

@@ntwalishammah5368 not really, just mouse and keyboard. Its the same unless you just wanna play Java edition

[@ntwalishammah5368]

@@JustaNerdUsingTheInternet your right java edition is way better than bedrock edition

[@JustaNerdUsingTheInternet]

@ntwalishammah5368 the only thing I like better is the mods and the features like f2 and f3 plus being able to see all world stats (like #ofdeaths, timeplayed). I do find myself really liking bedrock better though, bedrock world generation and performance is so much better than java, I love the fact that I can play that same world from the comfort of my phone to my xbox or laptop. I wouldn't really stress using Java. Java is over-rated.

[@capitanodisseo429]

Day 1 is the most boring part of the game.

[@avinashjoshi7871]

Fourth comment!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@hellomemez8480]

3rd

[@user-ef2ol1un5w]

You are Really pro builder ,pro player♥️ Iam your big fan plz pin my comment 😬

[@Attropi]

second comment

[@ESfungirl]

Nope ur 4th👍

[@bobovr97]

First comment

[@MihaiVsile]

Comment some fr