Minecraft's INSANE Weather Explained | The SCIENCE of Minecraft

[@Artak091]

I've missed screamy Austin in my life. It feels like running into a long lost friend. 🎉

[@ghanjic]

He was the only reason to be subscribed to Game Theory

[@Psycho-go5yr]

​@ghanjic I wouldn't say the only reason but I definitely clicked on his videos much faster. Screamy Austin is hilarious. 👍

[@ponponpatapon9670]

@@Psycho-go5yr not gonna lie? matpat's theories are usually very full of holes and seem to be crack-fueled

[@Psycho-go5yr]

@@ponponpatapon9670 maybe but that's fun in its own way too

[@damolaajiboye323]

Legit I feel that

[@braydo9220]

you were straight up the only reason I was subscribed to game theory, good to see you still making bangers

[@masonpiatt-villasenor686]

Same

[@spacecat8511]

That’s a lotta us here I think. I’ll bring cake.

[@kitten-whisperer]

Austin is the reason I unsubscribed. The screaming was too annoying to listen to.

[@bye1551]

​@@kitten-whispererthen why are you here? On his dedicated solo channel??

[@kitten-whisperer]

@bye1551 I didn't know it was him. After I heard his annoying screaming I posted this comment and am now done lol. Or maybe I'm just a hater and wanted to hate on him for his screaming lol. Simp

[@robertserna9628]

Hearing Austin scream, " ...makes no GOD DAMN SENSE!" just feels right and the world is better for it. Good to have you back to your old ways, Austin!

[@Canadian_Zac]

Austin is screaming. nature is healing

[@carlosgarza400]

It's cathartic

[@Darkcur]

0:24 Hearing that intro felt like a hug from an old friend you haven't seen in years, thank you.

[@JoshTigerheart]

...now I want a mod that causes this chaotic, nuclear weather to happen at world gen in the way Austin describes.

[@DZ-DizzyDumm]

If you want to skip the theatrics, you can just drop your computer into an industrial shredder while putting a flamethrower to it

[@samueldimmock694]

@@DZ-DizzyDumm Forgive my ignorance, but I was under the impression that computers have failsafes that usually (though not always) stop them running if they get too overloaded. Cumulative damage is still a realistic danger, and you might need professional help to turn the computer back on afterwards (possibly minus any data stored on it), but one crash probably won't destroy it. Besides, even if the computer chip does physically melt down, I'm sure some parts of the computer will be salvageable.

[@mad_huntress_8796]

oh my god same

[@grn1]

@@samueldimmock694 Modern chips do in fact have limiters on them. Some older chips did not which is why some computers melted when StarCraft 2 came out, it's title screen (iirc) was basically programmed to run as fast as possible and the screen was relatively basic so even an old chip could run at insane FPS but since said chips didn't thermal throttle they literally burned up. That said even a modern computer will still get very hot before throttling (most chips throttle around 100C) and will wear out quite a bit quicker if forced to constantly perform near the limit. Daisydumm was attempting to be funny by equating this high but relatively safe temperature to something far more extreme, it is a fairly common joke in the PC gaming community.

[@samueldimmock694]

@@grn1 Thanks for enlightening me. That must have been an interesting experience.

[@Saint_Wolf_]

These were some of my favorite videos, I'm happy you're back Austin, these stuff is amazing! Specially the old format with the screaming, the "SCIENCE" and the classical music.

[@matthewchandler7845]

I SECOND THIS! WELCOME BACK PAL WE MISSED YOUR INSANE ENERGY!

[@Saint_Wolf_]

@@matthewchandler7845 hearing Carmen was like being back home.

[@m_chupon5131]

I watched this whole video the other day and just now noticed it wasn't on the game theory channel, derp. I guess thanks algorithm for finally sending me here

[@matthewchandler7845]

@@m_chupon5131 Honestly even better I much prefer the occasional F BOMBA he sneaks in.

[@Ty-Dy]

I never realized how much I loved Austin screaming "NO GODDAMN SENSE!" Like that just feels...right, it just feels nostalgic and comfy and just...right, you know?

[@LAJ-47FC9]

Funnily enough, this same concept was demonstrated in an episode of Stargate Atlantis set back on Earth, where some random business guy stole some classified papers on McKay's zero-point energy experiments to create a heat bridge to another universe, thus shunting the excess heat on Earth into another reality and solving global warming forever! It didn't work as advertised, nearly killed everybody at the demonstration, and the massive cold air mass in the middle of a desert caused exactly those meganados that you mentioned, only stopped in the nick of time before the entire planet was covered in meganados.

[@nerdbot4446]

One of my favorite SGA episodes

[@anon_y_mousse]

@@nerdbot4446 Mine too, especially for that dress that Dr. Keller was wearing. Jewel Staite is a hottie.

[@Yostuba]

Megagreatwhitesharklavavalcanos with an outer layer of sharp football sized hail that sounds fucking awsome.

[@LAJ-47FC9]

@@Yostuba Until you have to endure it for yourself. Then it sucks and you'd much rather be at home, watching it on TV.

[@FIRE_BOMB1]

How did you post this 15 hours before the video was posted?

[@ElijahForLong]

Don't worry, stone is renewable. You just need fuel and a cobblestone generator

[@taelim6599]

Yeah a surprising number of things in minecraft are renewable. Iron is renewable because of iron golem farms, gold is renewable because of piglin farms, while diamonds aren't renewable, the tools and armor they're made of are because of villager trading. I'm not sure if netherite is renewable though, and elytras almost certainly aren't renewable.

[@GelatinCoffee]

By that logic, everything is renewable. There are only a very few specific exclusions, ones I can think of right now are. Bed rock, end portal blocks, crying obsidian (? Not sure on this one honestly), and probably a couple other things from the newer updates

[@ElijahForLong]

@@GelatinCoffee no, not even close to everything. Sand isn't renewable, clay isn't, neither is dirt, dripstone, any stone that is regular stone, diamonds, copper, netherrack, quartz, many nether and end blocks in fact, etc. You can make infinite fuel and infinite cobblestone, and both of which can be achieved using renewable resources.

[@GelatinCoffee]

@@ElijahForLong wrong wrong wrong wrong 😂, dude I literally just typed "clay farming Minecraft" and found a renewable way to make it. You can farm an infinite amount of copper from drowned, I know for a fact you can because I have one in my world currently. Also what do you mean "regular stone"??? Cobblestone? Smooth stone? Stone? Making/finding any of those is something every Minecrafter should know how to get an infinite amount. If you're gonna try and call someone wrong on the internet dude, you gotta do it to people who are too gullible

[@ElijahForLong]

@@GelatinCoffee man you're really getting butt hurt over a simple youtube comment. I didn't realize drowned dropped copper, that is my bad. As for the clay, that is a very new feature that I was un aware of dealing with mud and dripstone. Mud which is made from dirt and bottles of water. While you can get bottles of water from fishing, dirt is not renewable. So no clay is not renewable. So I was wrong about one item out of a dozen, that doesn't make me wrong. You weren't entirely wrong yourself. Most items are renewable, I just gave some examples of some exceptions. Maybe think about that before throwing a fit and calling someone wrong three times and talking condescendingly when someone simple added to the conversation. Edit: And by regular stone, I mean not andicite or diorite because to make them, you use need non renewable resources. Edit 2: also, I was wrong about dripstone as well. You can renew it.

[@wickedcrayon6022]

I’m so happy screaming Austin is back! It’s a big part of why I love him and I’ve missed it.

[@EnbyNomad]

Just for reference Austin, you can make an efficient farm with 9x9 farmland plot with one block of water in the middle

[@techstuff9198]

You can actually water a spawn sized farm with one source block. You just need to build a giant dirt platform with channels, you can also vertically stack them if you include light source blocks.

[@kiloalphaindy]

Glad to see another SCIENCE! video, I remember watching these when I was 13 right after Fallout 4 came out and now I’m 20. It’s good to see Shoddycast still going. Would love to see more Fallout SCIENCE! videos!

[@antidotebrain69]

The ideal of a sustainable living in minecraft is kind of cool. You'd need a village to aquire a lot of high level materials, a cobblestone generator for building materials, a basalt generator for variety, a tree farm for wood (you can get a variety of saplings from the wondering trader and exploring), piglin trading, farming, and you could also acquire mining materials by adventuring without breaking the rules I think. Would a mob farm count as renewable? I could see it being fun as a cottage core game.

[@arifhossain9751]

Well... its not very wholesome seeing as a LOT of theft is required....

[@antidotebrain69]

@@arifhossain9751 not to mention the colonization/enslavement, for the villagers own good of course.

[@DragonbIaze052]

I once did a vegetarian run in Ark.

[@antidotebrain69]

@@DragonbIaze052 that's cool. I don't know anything about Ark. I'm assuming you mean Ark Survival?

[@DragonbIaze052]

@@antidotebrain69 Ark: Survival Evolved. The game that's dinosaurs, but also robots and aliens.

[@NeiroAtOpelCC]

Yes we like screamy Austin

[@pockpock6382]

how did you comment this 18hours ago on a video 2min old?

[@LordBardon50]

@@pockpock6382 they're just built different

[@jexmarro9]

@@pockpock6382 he paid for it

[@darrionwhitfield46]

He found the forbidden hour

[@Jaysin412]

@@pockpock6382 probably patreon... get you stuff early by paying for it...

[@georgerockiv9272]

Who doesn't love screaming Austin? Honestly your videos always succeed in giving me a good laugh and I love your work!

[@lilacplushett9855]

I smiled like a child hearing Austin scream DEAR MOJANG HI ITS ME AUSTIN its like an istant serotonin shot

[@lulute8]

Austin screaming is a thing that brings joy to my heart....

[@nawunny]

The stone is renewable actually. You can smelt the cobblestone for stone. And cobblestone can be infinitely generate with lava and water. The only few important things that can't be renew would be elytra, netherite and diamonds. But getting full diamond set (including tools) with best enchants is still possible. But it will take a long time and at least three different farms.

[@Kahadi]

Stone is renewable even without fuel. When lava and water touch, it normally makes cobblestone, but if the lava is on top and flows down onto the water, then it makes stone instead. You only need fuel (or silk touch) if you want the stone in your inventory to build with it.

[@Devlinator61116]

@@Kahadi And since charcoal is a fuel, even that is renewable.

[@ElNeroDiablo]

@@Devlinator61116Yup, one furnace, 2 sticks and 1 log makes 1 charcoal (without wasted fuel), which can then be burnt to smelt 8 logs in to 8 charcoal, which burns to smelt 64 logs in to 64 charcoal - at this point making 1 Charcoal block from 9 Charcoal will smelt 80 logs in to 80 charcoal (11.1% bonus for using char/coal blocks over the items)...

[@hyzmarie]

Village trading!

[@Bigdaddytealeaf]

Honestly so glad for the return to the original format. Love this content so much!

[@RoundHouseDictator]

Use the two fans method. Fan one points out the window. It should either be a dual fan unit built for a window, or a box fan about two feet back. Open and close other windows to manage air flow. Point the second fan at your body. If the constant flow of new air is colder than you, you will feel chill. It works at 92

[@Jade_Dragon]

Yay! Minecraft + Austin = joy for us, more meds for Austin

[@micahphilson]

One day, I saw out my back window it was snowing, on the side it was raining, and out front it was sunny. For years, I thought I'd dreamed it as a kid, but my brother remembered too. We ran between all the windows in disbelief for minutes!

[@plumeria1985]

Are you or your brother named Steve

[@micahphilson]

@@plumeria1985 not even close, sorry.

[@jindo5]

@@micahphilson How about Alex?

[@destinyb-hunnie9504]

That's because of the cloud you were under.

[@Magnus833]

Im so sO happy to have Austin videos again. I loved the Fallout and Minecraft THE SCIENCE videos! They kept me interested in science.

[@AncientWonder54]

You know that someone is going to make a mod that does this now, right? 10:33 Great job, Austin!

[@inverse_of_zero]

Ngl your videos were pretty much the only videos I consistently watched on Game Theory, because of the science!

[@GBS4893]

I always loved screaming Austin and always will I feel a bit frustrated when people demand a youtuber stops shouting, i find it so much more dynamic and fun!

[@TheCallistocrat]

1:23 Austin accidentally trying to make a minecart instead of a bucket is super relatable

[@theonebman7581]

Oh hell yeah! I need my weekly dose of Austin screaming and rambling Waiting for the inevitable redstone episode

[@alexanderglass2057]

3:25 my guy you’re doing California dirty again, we got a lot of biomes in this one state. With almost minecraft distribution: Lodi and Woodbridge is a swampy area, Manteca and Modesto are sandy dry lakebeds with mid dust storms and these two areas are only an hour drive apart. I guess you could say that all the variety in California is microbiomes within three biomes but swamp fog and dust devils are less than an hour drive apart where I live.

[@HiroHideki]

Austin I love your videos and you're what makes them so special so thank you.

[@Saint_Wolf_]

10:48 what a great ending, precisely what I come to this channel for.

[@mooing_cowmilk]

just a tip that could help you on minecraft topics, cubiome viewer is an excellent program for seed finding, it also has a map with many toggles and settings. For example temperature heat map like you try to do at 9:25

[@starofaetherius]

Damn it feels good to hear that intro again. We love your videos, Austin!

[@Morcmaster]

I fell in love with screaming and educational Austin since the Dishonored video. But I also hope you take care of your health, Austin!

[@AtilaElari]

I missed Austin's screams. I'm glad they are back.

[@loganlogon3720]

5:24 Learn? I'm just here for the screaming!😄

[@historicdrake220]

At 9:50 , I love that the low pressure area is visually mortified by the two high pressure chads on either side.

[@Benjamin-rq1fi]

Ah, a classic "the science!!" Video. Love it! Honestly I love everything you do but these are my favorites.

[@SplinteredLimb]

I laughed the same exact way as Austin when he slipped up on Polycules and that felt magical. 😂

[@nalinea18]

"Steve! Did you put your snow in the goblet of lava!" Austin said *calmly.*

[@williamconnors2418]

I'm having a hard time rn. And then I saw this and I thought, sometimes good things do happen.

[@the-pink-hacker]

I’ll watch any video you make honestly. You constantly for years have entertained me and so many people. Mojang and Bethesda should be worried. Always happy to see you in my subscription box. Thank you for all your work.

[@Terminator1732]

Btw cobblestone is highly sustainable that ol cobblegenerator still relaible And not forgett the iron with the konzen i mean iron golem farm Dia stuff ist with a trading hub quite easy to get have a full set of enchantet armor, tools and weapons without mining one dia

[@_shadow_1]

Man, your voice moves as fast as my thoughts (and almost as chaotic lol). Looking forward to seeing more explained videos.

[@t.kersten7695]

Aaaah yes! Science. pure and pristine Science it its best form: presented by a loud shouting Man with the ability to be taken very serious, no matter how hard he rages through my Earbuds into my Brain.. it´s always good to have another Video from you, Austin. this makes us hope, you´re getting better bit by bit and feeling well some Time soon again. keep going with your recovery process. we are believing in you!

[@Gravyboat78]

1:50 interpreted that as degrees Celsius

[@serenalunara7533]

Austin thank you for the video! My husband and I have missed your screamy voice. Thank you for working hard, we wish you well as your health is important!

[@blueboy_9073]

Honestly this is some of the best content to listen to while doing stuff like terraforming in minecraft, or doing the settlement system in fallout.

[@Cubecyan]

Austin was the best part of game theory, you can’t change my mind

[@billyalarie929]

Agreed but also he couldn’t swear on that show so like you missed out big time

[@BlackMagic58000]

One hand. I love screaming Austin, he's passionate, sassy, and just snarky enough to tie it all together, and on a level inspirational in regards to managing my own mental health. Other hand, you seemed to vibe well with calm Austin too so it was a good ride to go on with him. Either way love your stuff.

[@emmyann1758]

You were my childhood dude.... you probably raised a good bit of us actually! It's good to see you still at it man. You ended up becoming a key component to my sence of humor, I get yelled at for talking too loud alot 😅 but I'd never change it.... your awesome dude! Keep at it!

[@benjibones3596]

Austin: "RAIN AND SNOW NEXT TO EACH OTHER IS IMPOSSIBLE" Me: "You'd lose your mind if you came to Newfoundland, my dude"

[@derekstryder2281]

1:04 I know this isn't really all that relevant to the video, but Stone/Cobblestone is in fact a renewable resource in Minecraft. Unless you meant a resource that is renewable in our world.

[@thediamondsword0901]

Watching this video nearly made me cry. I've missed Austin in my life and I never realized what happened to him till now and I hope he's doing better for both himself and his mental health. He's been my favorite since the begining and I will continue to come back to watch you and see you do what you do best. Love ya buddy and you always be my OG.

[@holderheck]

I know you put a lot of effort and video and I hate to be that person but this is possible. If you manage to get a chinook Arch at the perfect temperature in Alberta I have seen snow falling three feet away from rain. This occurs when an extremely powerful cold downdraft bring snow to the ground but they are temperature is warm enough that the sunlight is melting the snowflakes before they hit the ground with the air temperature the end result of this is where the cold front is you have snow but on the other side of the cold front you still have rain. So yes in this wonderful world that we live in there is a place in which you may receive snow falling beside rain it does happen it's just really rare.

[@NephiylusBaphson]

You, good man, are my nitpicky safe space. I feel so extremely validated by these videos and they even scratch that "but WHY is it wrong?" itch. I love it so so much.

[@EthanDarke]

"THE SCIENCE" were the only videos i watched on GT for quite awhile, I'm so glad to have found your videos again

[@Caffin8tor]

Minecraft: solid blocks floating without support Austin: nothing to see here... Minecraft: magic portals leading to other dimensions Austin: nothing to see here... Minecraft: no wind Austin: RAGE!

[@terreliv]

1:05 Cobblestone generator. Still renewable. 1:20 Iron golem farm. Still renewable. 2:15 Sleet. 10:10 Minecraft *isn't flat.* Your old team Game Theory proved that with consistent gravity.

[@NaNa_W4NT5_F3MNM5]

I was gonna say the same thing.

[@JoshWebb]

Actually, according to Austin's latest findings, it is flat kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5C1iopuj9ekipo

[@ribosomerocker]

what's sleet

[@gabrote42]

Ah, the ol' reliable! Love you dude! 1:10 Stone IS renewable. Predume that wood logs come from a renewable source. Lava + Water = infinite cobblestone + Lava + Water. Cobblestone + Charcoal + Furnace = Stone + Furnace => (Lava + Water) + (Wood.2) + Furnace = Stone + Furnace + Lava + Water. Therefore, Stone can be made infinitely without spending non-renewable resources. Therefore Stone is renewable. Q.E.D.

[@naxmorvigatore4168]

Yay, a new video! One I've been wanting to see for so long too as living in Florida, I'm all too familiar with the fact that Minecraft's weather should be nonstop hurricanes all year round with all these cold fronts and warm fronts engaging in Mortal Kombat, lol Also hope you're doing well and getting the self esteem you deserve

[@fjh5249]

I came here specifically to watch an Austin video I love him so much

[@anon_y_mousse]

I'll have you know that I'm sitting at my desk writing while I'm watching the video, Two thirds of the screen for the video, one third for vim. And yes, I enjoy screamy Austin.

[@Metalkatt]

Aww, I've missed Shouty Austin. Now I shall wrap him in a blanket, feed him, and put him to bed because he activates my jiejie instincts. XD

[@AnnaMayStudios]

My favorite part of every video is when u say "hi its me austin!" I usually say it with you. XD idk why it brings my smol brain so much joy

[@youtubeuniversity3638]

7:46 Polycules!

[@Doktor_Vem]

Man, so few patrons back here. I'm glad you got more

[@Nyan_Kitty]

Screamy Austin sure deserves some rest after this 😂

[@roasted_fighting_chicken1003]

I now want to know the percentage of all caps are in austin's scripts

[@adrianrastopsoff9171]

Just so you know bud, you were the only reason I watched the other channel, glad your back in your home turf where you can do your own thing your own way with zero nerf

[@TOBAPNW_]

i think i would genuinely watch you just play minecraft with commentary

[@deadmeme9242]

Austin, you are legitimately one of my favorite people on this platform and only recently discovering everything that went down a few months back with GT I couldn't be happier to see you continuing to make these amazing videos for us. Keep going strong dude :>

[@house382]

I am so happy MNGDS is back. Keep up the good work sir.

[@garrettcooper58]

Damn, I wanted some fallout now that you teased it. I just got into fallout new Vegas not too long ago and I wanted some science to go with it

[@Artimage84]

Fun story, a buddy of mine and I were playing local co-op on his PS4 once. I spawned in to a rainy spot because it was back where he first started. I made my way to him, and he met me. He had clear skies. I still had rain. I felt like a cartoon character with the rain cloud following around above their head.

[@nerdwisdomyo9563]

My go to example of the rain shadow effect is the area where iran borders the caspian sea, it’s literally like rainforest and then immediately desert

[@jonahbutterfield5792]

watching this while building a kingdom in minecraft. I really want to see a weather update that adds like seasons or like edit some weather stuff to make it more interesting.

[@swivvy3037]

6:44 Ha! Checkmate Austin! I've already pooped twice today and I'm not due another one till the morning. You sir, have been bested

[@CMoneyBounceHouse]

Austin, if it makes you feel better, you screaming about Minecraft is my favorite genre of comfort videos.

[@MrZ303]

Does anyone know what the opening music is called in all of Austin's videos? I was told before that it was 1812 Overture but I can't find a rendition with a singer in it so maybe it's a different piece.

[@TOBAPNW_]

He tends to use the 1812 Overture towards the end of videos. The opening is Habanera from Carmen, by Bizet

[@TOBAPNW_]

(my mistake bothered me so much i came back 2 weeks later to correct it despite not being your question) the song used at the end of most videos isn't 1812 overture (though he's probably used that before too), but rather, In the Hall of the Mountain King

[@maestrulgamer9695]

0:58-Austin,stone is renewable in Minecraft. To generate cobblestone you need to mix flowing lava while flowing water. To generate stone you need to mix water source blocks with flowing lava,and water source blocks are also renewable in Minecraft.

[@Incrementium]

This happens in Australia where I live all the time. Basically when the temperature is right on the edge of snow you can get areas that are snowing and right next to them its just dense cold rain lol, and it often alternates so if it rains first the snow wont settle if the water passes the freezing threshold. I even have videos where you can see it rain on one side of my house while gentle snow falls on the other side lol

[@oiamiamigoogabrielpedroza9442]

This made me smiles 😊

[@Chippie-O]

Ahhh Austin, youve just satisfied my "NO GOD DAMN SENSE" addiction, forgot how much i missed it, keep up the fantastic work mate! Polycules...freakin golden

[@PhoenixHavok]

It feels so good to see these videos again

[@MrLs-hf6zn]

Nothing better than ending the day with Austin screaming about weather 💪🏾😁

[@ПетърСолакоф]

Pretty cool to understand the formation of desserts from mountains and air

[@MeepYourLastMeep]

IT MAKES NO GOD DAMN SENSE!!! I noticed relatively early Austin became less screamy and to hear it again makes me smile! Hi Austin! Welcome back :D

[@Miss_Trillium]

2:35 with the exceptions of microclimates--I know this because in my old hometown, there was a factory that would have snow in about a half-mile radius of it, where everywhere else got rain. Thanks, Intel!

[@amiraly8852]

6:43 dang he's good

[@thatonedude5237]

I have missed these videos. There are few creators like you.

[@Odeofodium]

Man my fav vids from gt was all you everytime I enjoyed yours by far the most

[@ArmoredStone]

Austin's videos may actually he my favorite videos on youtube overall 😂

[@Blackcatzombie]

Glad to see you back Austin! You were my favorite part of Game theorists and I went hunting for your videos to binge them one day and couldnt find them.😢 I'm so happy you are back, cant wait for more!😊😊😊

[@morninggrindgaming]

There is something special about the polycule flub. As a poly person myself, I lost it xD I've been watching these for a long time, and I'm glad to have screaming Austin back. Thank you for this video. ❤

[@brentkozak5836]

Maybe do a episode on how to make a underground city the could keep a large enough population in it to repopulate the earth. The amount of living space, recreation/entertainment, education, food storage and production, water and water treatment, seed/DNA vaults, energy, ect. With the understanding they need to wait for the fall out of radiation of nuclear war to dissipate or for humans to discover a way to safely get rid of it. This cannel likes fallout so much figured trying to figured out what a vault would really take to work would something fun for you.

[@alexishayes9935]

I appreciate the polycule slip and subsequent commentary 😂

[@anthonyradford8605]

Austin: I failed at being sustainable once I mined stone for cobblestone. May I introduce you too… the generator!

[@ijfouse]

Missed this style. Happy you have the freedom to go back

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

Austin, you have provided a valuable nugget of familiarity in these unprecedented times. I cannot thank you enough.