Rare Anomalies in Minecraft #2

[@Rovant]

Hi everyone! I'll add the seeds to this pinned comment for convenience: Rare Snow -7593812924516950943 version 1.16.4 Ghost Village 6579859671319283481 (tp 35 100 -733) version 1.20.4 Void Holes 727004753562712 (tp -394 -58 -951) version 1.19.2 Furthest Spawn 2242180942571 version 1.19.4 Furthest Spawn on x-axis 2939217269032 version 1.20.1

[@verticallychallenged1816]

thanks bestie boo

[@Andix-music-official]

thank you

[@israeleidenzon3390]

U can get the snow grass just kill enderman when he holding it

[@ammr3870]

@Rovant Ruined portals aren't the only structure to go through bedrock. I once found a shipwreck at bedrock level. For some reason (this doesn't really make much sense) there was regular stone instead of bedrock as replacement to some blocks there. (Including y-64 which shouldn't happen) I still don't know why that happend, but I have a rough theory: As it was an ocean biome the shipwreck could generate at the location, but on the surface there is a small underwater cliffface. Where the shipwreck wanted to generate it couldn't because there was land. (It was just on the edge of the sea) There was also a cave below that reached to bedrock. The shipwreck probably decided to generate down there, as it is the lowest point and at its wanted spawn location, also surface isn't possible. I'll tell you the seed tomorrow, as my parents wouldn't let me play Minecraft today. But keep in mind: I can guarantee you the seed won't work, I created the world in 1.17 Bedrock edition as an EXPERIMENTAL world. Due to the huge overhall of 1.18 world generation and the weird generation in experimental 1.17 it probably won't work. Note: Not 100% sure if you know, but experiments used to be you'd get acces to things from the next update that are still not fully developed. What I could do to prove it's actually legit id take a video of me in the world. I haven't gone in creative, or activated cheats... etc. So I couldn't really have faked it. And if I ever used cheats in settings it would say: Trophies cannot be earned in this world. (I play on PS4) If that isn't there it means I never used cheats. As far as I know there are no methods of breaking bedrock in survival bedrock edition so I couldn't just do that in survival. I could theoretically upload a video some time as proof. (I don't really know how to do so, so it could take a while. I have no clue how youtube videos can be uploaded). Notice: World was made in August of 2021, hope that helps.

[@ammr3870]

Forgot to mention: I mined all the shipwreck blocks. They were spruce and akazia (messed up that spelling) I put some in a chest along with my void hole gear (I wanted to uncover the hole bedrock hole and clear some stone to see how big it was, I didn't use my main gear as I feared I'd fall into the void)

[@sonwig5186]

Back when there was bedrock fog, it was much more common to find holes in the bedrock. It was difficult to see where the holes were, and often could be in places you wouldn't expect. If you saw one you had to plug it with obsidian quickly to stop the void getting in, and falling through was dangerous.

[@pixeldubsofficial]

Wdym void getting in?

[@Nugcon]

ah, man made horros beyond my comprehension

[@alexk9642]

"void getting in" ???

[@justsomegoblinwithinternet6231]

Brother what version of Minecraft are you playing

[@bumper3241]

Gaslighting kids into thinking the void fog was dangerous. I like it.

[@strannyi_chelovek]

There was also one funny anomaly when a shipwreck could be generated not on land, not underwater, but ON WATER, and it looked kinda cursed.

[@lisu375]

thats kinda common, no? ive found a lot of ships like that

[@strannyi_chelovek]

@@lisu375 I've found ghost villages 2 times, but floating ship - only once. Maybe that's just my luck.

[@zombiefirebird9714]

my current survival world started off with me living on a shipwreck like that good times

[@Zevon-v4v]

It still happens often.

[@Asamura1000]

On a bedrock world with my friends I found a shipwreck that spawned in the air, and not by one or two blocks, but over 60! I’m not sure exactly how high it was but I remember needing more than a stack of blocks to get to it. We called it the flying Dutchman’s ship.

[@nicocchi]

Here's a fun fact about the gray snowy grass block: all grass blocks actually use that texture. It simply is recolored depending on the biome it's found in, so the base texture is gray so it will be easier to recolor. After all, it's easier to write in a white sheet of paper rather than a colored one, right?

[@user-ud7gv3br5d]

Honestly i wish the white grass becomes the standard for snowy biomes, its weird seeing all those out of prace green points in snowy biomes and it would truly feel snowy if it was all white, maybe make it go back to nornal grass when near a torch or smt and stay white naturally

[@ortherner]

true

[@Endless-fire]

I would recommend a better snow mod, there are multple to choose from, and it is even included in others like SuperBetterGrass by LambdAurora or Optifine.

[@pustota7254]

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[@ortherner]

@@pustota7254 ok redditor

[@Justbecause7777]

​@@ortherner ok kick user

[@colda.f.238]

I have a "ghost village" in one of my survival worlds. It generated on top of a mountain that has large caves underneath, so the roads are on the surface but the buildings are underground. Maybe that's what happened with the other ones people have found, too? Edit: i almost forgot that in another one of my survival worlds, there was a mineshaft that dug through the first few layers of bedrock. This was before caves&cliffs, so the bedrock wasn't as deep down as it is now.

[@hasan6698]

Can you share the seed and the coordinates?

[@colda.f.238]

@@hasan6698 ghost village: seed is 4568457221003818165 and the chunks were generated in version 1.19. It SHOULD be at approximately -1570 5800, but now I can't find it so maybe i'm misremembering????

[@hasan6698]

@@colda.f.238 Do you remember what type of village was it (by biome)? I'm going through your seed and it would really help for the locate command

[@colda.f.238]

it was a plains village @@hasan6698

[@randomuser395]

I can second this. A server world I have generated one of these villages over 10k from spawn, and while investigating I found all the buildings in caverns under the village. If someone reply's to this I'll see if I can find the seed and coords.

[@GoodFuude]

I remember years ago you could see the rare snow blocks before the snow generated on top of them on 2b2t when generating new chunks.

[@xlgapelsin6173]

Pretty sure i found some on 2b recently

[@evejsopzpehsjx]

After first 3 anomalies I thought I already know everything about the game, but the 4th just blew my mind, as a speedrunenr I played tens of thousands worlds and I never saw a spawn further than 400, the thing that you can spawn in the stronghold ring is incredible

[@Rovant]

For real, it's definitely an insane find.

[@Sivves]

You must be an rsg runner or another category because in SSG 1.8 they use a seed to spawn you in a stronghold a thousand blocks away

[@loading2893]

My personal favourite anomalous seeds are the repeating seeds. Repeating seeds are rare occurrences that cause the game to spawn the same generation over and over resulting in infinite repeating caves, mineshafts, trees, end islands, ravines, and other funky stuff

[@chri-k]

How does that happen? Extremely weak seeds?

[@loading2893]

@@chri-kSeeds work in a specific way that I don’t understand fully but what I do know is all seeds repeat generation but since the distance between these repeats are so far you’ll never see it naturally but these repeat intervals are random based on the seed so there are rare seeds that have the repeat interval as 0 chunks

[@thewhitefalcon8539]

​@@chri-kMojang plugged in some random keyboard mashing formulas to generate different things based on the seed and chunk coordinates. Sometimes certain seeds end up doing a chunk coordinate times zero, so that coordinate doesn't matter and the same thing generates at every X or Z coordinate.

[@justsomeguy5628]

When it comes to the ghost villages, a buried well would explain the phenomena. Basically, villages are generated out from the town center(pretty much all are wells) using jigsaw blocks, which generate random structures from each new segment, depending on the seed. If all 4-5 jigsaw blocks fail to create a structure due to running into terrain, nothing will generate.

[@janitorizamped]

Why would they generate the roads then?

[@justsomeguy5628]

@@janitorizamped roads do a raycast down from the sky, if I'm not mistaken. That's why you see sudden jumps when it intersects with an overhang. They generate while the jigsaw blocks are generating the structure, filling in the gaps as it works its way outward. When it stops being able tk generate any more jigsaw block containing structures, it creates the final roads outward I believe. I am by no means an expert on world generation and chunk population, so there could be some mistakes, but that is the general idea.

[@TheJustinShowAndCo]

Had this happen in my world between updates 1.16-1.17. Minor terrain generation differences between updates confused the village and sent it fully underground into a cave below. Only the roads were visible on the mountainous Savannah biome above. Even farm animals were penned up underground.

[@Twisterfoot]

enjoying this series a lot! i like your approach to the anomalies, feels like a nice balance between appreciating their strangeness without heavy overexaggeration to make them seem scarier than they are lol.

[@Rovant]

I don't want to make anomalies seem like they're unsolved mystery or something. Because everything has an explanation, and all of these are basically just strange bugs. But anyway, I'm glad you like the videos!

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

They're not meant to be scary, they're fascinating and really cool to learn about even if you're not the biggest fan of Minecraft.

[@Sillimant_]

Ah void holes. Classic. Looked into the abyss once and was never the same, I can still hear them now

[@lardstehbread]

anomaly 3 particularly surprised me, i remember having heard about this anomaly since Minecraft didn't have a hunger bar and since then always looking for it or at least keeping it in mind after some time i figured it might've just been a joke but now hearing it's been a thing since ruined portals really surprised me and brought up lots of nostalgia

[@kapakabibium]

because apparently back when bedrock fog existed, void holes would spawn and you'd need to cover them with obsidian before they spread. kinda sounds like something from a minecraft creepypasta made by raygloom

[@LordElijah]

3:51 tha ghost village, my hypothesis is that the village attempted to spawn at the lowest block where it decides to generate, but some problem happened and it placed the paths above ground and was able to place the wel anderground but was unable to find suitable locations for further structure placement

[@staleshortcake9442]

There was an anomaly where the sky would turn black in the middle of the day and visibility would drop dramatically due to a falling plume of fog. To calm my nerves I would just open minecraft and play for a bit until the sun returned.

[@17-.]

I found one of those ghost villages in a server a long time ago, the village was generated entirely underground with some of the buildings phased into the sides of the cavern they occupied. The paths from the village were all found on the surface. The only reason we found the village underground was because there was a cave entrance that you could look into. Very strange

[@slowfreq]

"It's likely that it'll be even more forgotten in the future" this is true for all of us

[@Prevailing_Chaos]

I remember when I played Bedrock Edition ages ago, I encountered an abandoned village that had zombies with completely glitched speed values. I was on a fresh seed in like 1.13 on Xbox. But it scared the ever-living crap out of me lmao I'm pretty sure this bug has been forgotten to time, I've never seen anyone talk about it.

[@2Goofsters]

SONIC VILLAGERS?

[@Prevailing_Chaos]

YES

[@arandomidiot1593]

I swear I saw a video of that once!!

[@Wod193]

A few years ago, I believe I was playing with my brother on a pre-release 1.16 version, but I was exploring a desert and found a few blocks of smooth sandstone and 1 or 2 blocks of terracotta. It seemed a village tried to spawn but failed. I think I took a screenshot but lost it and I lost the location of the village. I really don't know how rare this is but it would be interesting to know. Great vid btw ;)

[@NolenGYT]

I literally just watched the first part an hour or two ago. How convenient!

[@CringyGull]

That ghost village was giving me Herobrine vibes but then when you showed the well that gave me SHIVERS

[@darianleyer5777]

I just noticed that when you loaded the seed for Anomaly Four, you actually spawned further out than the finder's spawn. As for how you can wind up farther out than 1500 or -1500 on X or Z, I speculate that the contingency for if a block within 500 of 0 on both X & Z axes gets chosen but isn't a valid spot, the chosen spot gets treated as the origin of the new search. This means that the furthest one can be from 0,0 on X and Z axes is.... Approximately 2,828.4271247461900976033774484194 blocks away (Pythagoras strikes again!), with the absolute value of each coordinate being 2,000 (i.e., actual value is either 2,000 or -2,000 for both X and Z coordinates). The only way to get further than that is an extreme Y coordinate, in which case you must take Y=0 into account. Regardless, the odds are.... Let's see.... 1 in 1,002,001 for any given block for the initial generation.... Quadruple that for both the X and Z coordinates having an absolute value of 500.... Assume 50% odds of invalid spawn location (being insanely generous).... Net odds of 2 in 1,002,001 for contingency spawn selection.... The contingency has 1 in 9,006,001 for any given block in range, and thus, to choose one with both X and Z coordinates having the greatest possible absolute value.... Assuming 50% odds of chosen block's spawn location validity = True.... (2/1,002,001)*(1/18,012,002).... The odds are 1 in 55,518,537,028,810,012,346,212,264,466,771. This is over 1 in 55.5 NONILLION!

[@darianleyer5777]

In other words, even spawning that far from (X,Z) 0,0 is not just a once-in-a-lifetime event, it's a once-in-a GALACTIC YEAR event, and that's being generous!

[@tylerherdman1755]

I’m a little confused, what’s the finders spawn?

[@getaround1276]

@tylerherdman1755 the spawn of the one who found the weird stuff

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

​@darianleyer5777 there's probably a higher chance for you to Quantum Tunnel straight through the Earth and out the other side unharmed.

[@kiwi_2_official]

@@CerealExperimentsMizuki no

[@hinab]

i actually found a "ghost village" on a server i was playing before, not sure if some random player just decided to remove the houses or it generated like that normally tho

[@joeytheslimeboi8900]

It’s funny I used to see the rare snow all the time on Pocket due to snow generating over lakes and I saw it happen every once in a while in Java so I figured it was just a normal quirk of minecraft

[@Link_724]

That third anomaly reminds me of when IBXtoycat went over the seed with an igloo in a double ravine that had the latter going into the bedrock opening up the void. Noting he's a bedrock player so it's not java. And that was before bedrock when to Y-64. But still brings back memories. I've been trying to find seeds for a long time where the Mineshaft ends up having stairs going down and overwriting the bedrock to the void. The furthest I've ever found is Y-62 though.. : (

[@AcademicWeapon789]

Real talk I love your setups of videos and the uniqueness of it. Your pretty good at what you’re doing, keep it up dude.

[@GremlinGaiety]

Another really rare spawn is an ocean spawn, as in spawning in the water in the middle of the ocean, no land in sight for hundreds of blocks. I had this happen to me once while seed searching years ago (I can't remember the version but I believe it was after the 1.14 update that added the loading chunkmap) It took forever for the seed to load because it was searching for the nearest spot of land to spawn me on and when it eventually never found any within the spawn radius it finally loaded in and spawned me at X0 Z0 in the water. Generally when you load in a world, you can see the chunkmap begin to generate the world around X0 Z0 but once it determines a spawn point it moves the center of the chunkmap to that point and then loads from center out quickly enough that groups of chunks spawn in that eventually fill in the whole map. For the ocean spawn world i remember watching it load in the area directly around X0 Z0 and then began loading the world around it very slowly one row of chunks at a time going in a clockwise or counterclockwise fashion around spawn until eventually the whole area within the chunkmap was loaded and then I finally spawned in the world. I think this was also before the terrain and world height changes, so somewhere between version 1.14 and 1.16) not sure if this can still happen in the current version. I didnt save the seed though at the time (I was not about to swim for hundreds of blocks to find land) but now i wish i did just to show it to people.

[@lawrencecalablaster568]

I had a snowy dirt block in an old multiplayer world; an Enderman placed in 1.16. It was pretty cool :)

[@rogersasanka3408]

2:24 I would probably call these villages “Nonexistent Villages” or “Missing Villages”

[@-force-2339]

2:56 lol that's my post on Reddit haha what a coincidence! I randomly got this video recommended and watched it and then saw my username! Never knew I had found something "rare" in Minecraft lol

[@Collins_Cold]

That’s so cool now oil up

[@user199x]

If I understand the generation logic behind it, Ghost villages are in a sense working as intended. Villages are built from premade pieces with roads, houses and such in isolation- it starts to generate multiple branches from a single point that spreads out a certain length with a random chance for any of these pieces to be picked as long as they fit into the world. I don't know of any checks in such a logic that tries to guarantee a certain amount of any specific pieces in the whole set. In essence, a ghost village simply branched out without ever rolling for a house piece. We have access to the same tools in creative and datapacks with the jigsaw blocks. As a tangent, it is a rather nostalgic phenomena. I find minecraft to be rather crowded and not as spooky as it used to. I don't even feel like we're the masters of the land any more as villagers has become the literal marketing face of minecraft instead, pushing us out as invaders of the game. Stumbling upon this half-way sign of life that's yet clearly lacking of actual people reminds me of that early minecraft experience of finding odd terrain shapes or the hauntingly bizarre nature of inexplicit dungeons. Like there's a ghost in the machine that tried to manifest with us but can't quite make it through. All that remains of it are the indirect thumbprints of their denied presence.

[@salam-peace5519]

I remember actually finding an empty village back then in version 1.6, when villages looked different from the 1.14 villages. It only consisted of a well, one road and two fields. No houses or villagers.

[@manu8306]

5:43 now we need a Java Hole in Bedrock Edition

[@cd7677]

The furthest from 0 0 i've spawned is like 1000 50, i remember being so confused when i made my home at looked at the coords

[@Liggliluff]

(0:45) When it said "Anomaly 1", I was thinking that it should rather continue counting from the previous video. I understand why not, but it would be fun.

[@Rovant]

It makes sense to do that but I feel like new people would be confused if they saw this video and it started on #4

[@Liggliluff]

@@Rovant I understand, I'm just having silly ideas

[@ItsAsteri_]

Just watched the first part yesterday at around the same day, perfect timing!

[@salvatoremutuale9751]

0:53 i once found a moderately sized patch of these blocks 2:48 i once found one of these but it was a desert village

[@reals6648]

I actually have the grey top snow block in my world! Ive been playing on my world for over 6 years with a few friends. (Started the server in like 2017) and found that snow block near our main base a few months ago. Had no idea what it was until i saw one of those unobtainable mc videos was explaining different items. Ended up putting glass around it to protect it

[@Zmeeed01]

I have this one in a desert of all places. A random Enderman took it from the snowed up hill, decided to carry it 250+ blocks away, and placed it in a small desert for some reason.

[@pkmntrainerlilly5]

I've come across a ghost village before! It was ages back, but I assumed it was a step below abandoned villages. A village so decayed, all that's left is the roads and the hay bales.

[@GreshKaal]

You've got some solid and enjoyable content. It's clear you're interested in what you're talking about, and that really counts for a lot. I hope you keep it up! By the way, what is the song during the Bedrock Holes part? It's so familiar but i just can't put my finger on it!

[@Rovant]

Thank you! I appreciate your comment. The music during that part is called “Ice Cave” from Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver. I was waiting for someone to recognise it haha

[@hotpocketbagel]

​@@Rovant were you?

[@Addicted2Coffein]

I play on bedrock and on my old world(4+ years) villages that spawned in the north would all be complety empty and generate really buggy. They generated that way after 1.18 i think.

[@gemtun2]

I play on bedrock and sometimes i get a version of ghost villages where it appears to be a normal village, but no golem, villagers, or cats spawn

[@shinerstheseagull]

I thought I went insane! I was so happy to find a village and was so confused that it was empty, but didn’t look like a zombie / abandoned village. I thought “maybe zombies killed them all?” But I wasn’t sure (and I’m still not) if that’s even possible if the chunk isn’t loaded

[@Depressed_Dandelion]

Eyyy, turns out we're not all crazy! I play peaceful so the first time I found an empty village I googled it up and just assumed it was my fault I despawned the zombies and moved on, but when I actually came across a real zombie village and remembered the first one had no cobwebs or vines or anything like that...

[@thonnytrombonni1676]

This video made me want to start the annual Minecraft gameplay with friends that lasts for 1 month or so

[@nyandogeMEMEZ]

You deserve WAY more subs than 2000. Just the video quality is insanely good!

[@Rovant]

Thanks!

[@thevalarauka101]

the "ghost village" is most likely because since the village and pillage update, villages haven't been hardcoded, but generated using jigsaw blocks, in which basically each template has a certain number of connecting points, and when generating, the first one is generated (the well, I think), and then each connection gets another template randomly stuck on, et cetera; and so of course there is a small chance that it might only use paths throughout, and no village house templates, and there's not really a way to fix it without considerably changing how jigsaws work personally, I think they should add an ability to have maximum and minimum amounts of a certain template or template pool in a structure, it would be really useful for my modding and stuff

[@kenny5676]

I LOVE sinkhole seeds. It's so sad they removed them

[@Fire_Axus]

your feelings are irrational

[@firefly7992]

@@Fire_Axus your comments are irrational in the way that you assume that we give a fuck about your opinions on peoples emotions

[@ilovu4149]

your feelings are valid :)

[@aperson1]

Your feelings occupy a quantum superposition of authenticity which is impossible to measure without disturbing its state.

[@SMW_Physicist]

@@Fire_AxusL take.

[@forr35t]

Great video! I appreciate you doing your research to find obscure stuff. Merry Christmas!

[@pinkraven4402]

Ghost villages are definitely super rare. I casually speedrun, I encountered probably dozens of zombie villages but never have I seen a ghost one

[@StarHorder]

I"m subscribing, these videos are fun to watch. RIP sink holes.

[@rolandkatona6244]

2:53 - I think I actually had this spawn once for me, but I never could've imagined it being this rare, lol

[@ZetaXhgd]

am i the only one that noticed the question mark anomaly at 1:24

[@seanbk5652]

Ajahhah, interesting

[@FewVidsJustComments]

I actually found a ghost village once on a seed I was playing on. I forgot what it was, but it was in 1.16.5. Nice to see it get mentioned here :)

[@aIt-girl]

This video was so interesting! i just found your channel yesterday 😄 i didnt know it was possible to spawn that far away 😮

[@cowpolityce]

I remember when I was looking for a seed for my new world 2 years ago and i found like 3 of these ghost villages, I feel like they were more common then

[@realbrownsand4110]

you really gotta link the music you use in my opinion. i really like it lol. great video

[@andreworders7305]

5:53 there are constellations?

[@theofficialchannel4368]

I have a strong feeling you're about to pop off on youtube soon keep it up!

[@idontknoq4813]

just found you, binging your minecraft anomalies content.

[@zMarsIsCool]

I’m suprised you only have 2k subs, you have some amazing videos

[@Rovant]

I think it’s because of a lack of consistency so far haha. But thank you!

[@andreeew1123]

2:43 i found a similar village but with just one house and no villagers

[@liaracochran7879]

I used to have a screenshot and probably still do, if I boot up an old computer, where I found an underground cave full of water. The weird part was where I found it. Directly on top of bedrock. The floor of parts of the cave was just exposed bedrock.

[@just_somebody0]

My 1.13-1.16 world had a whole patch (I think at least ten blocks) of snowy grass blocks. They all spawned naturally since mob griefing was off. I had no idea it was rare

[@katier9725]

IIRC there was a glitch with igloos that could carve through bedrock because they sometimes have these ladders going far down.

[@Meshguy]

Now I feel proud of myself for finding a "Ghost village" before.

[@JetSetDman]

there's something so indescribably unsettling about seeing a village with no village

[@Zadicul]

Great videos man, keep up the great content! 💯

[@CallMeSpinpie]

Another thing you could look at is very tall cacti. There's already a video on KZbin about it but you could just mention it

[@entized5671]

and in the nether, portals spawn high up enough to break bedrock all the time on every seed

[@JonathonPlaysGames]

i remember i encountered a ghost village in the legacy nintendo switch version of minecraft

[@normenopo62X]

In bedrock 1.16, the "taiga bay" seed spawned you over 4000 blocks away from 0 0 on the x axis alone

[@stormoftara]

Interesting. I once found a village in a mountain that had a huge cave opening. Roads spawned on the surface but the buildings were in the cave. I believe it was on a snapshot so I don't know if its still possible for such a thing to happen, but that might explain the ghost villages. I'll have to go searching through my worlds to see if i can find it. When you found the well underground it reminded me of that.

[@Gabs_TheCat]

Back in the day when i was playing Minecraft on my Xbox 360 I had a world with a very peculiar seed... It had 3 woodland mansions but they all are "broken" like one of them didn't even have roof and others had no walls or floors I think i still have this world but recently after like 12/13 years maybe? My 360 had the famous red light :(

[@LilQuackus]

I’ve been playing Minecraft for years and seen plenty of ghost villages and had no idea they were a thing

[@Orc_2000]

Correction on anomaly 3: igloos with basements, if generated close enough to bedrock, would tunnel through. I'm not sure if it can still happen, though.

[@Nph2004]

I tried the second anomaly, the ghost village. There were no buildings, but 2 villagers spawned at the well along with an iron golem.

[@Kevbotomy]

I have a world with a village that resembles a ghost village, but all the structures are in a cave just below the surface

[@SprinkzMC]

i dont think ghost villages were a bug or a mistake. when a village is generated, structures like houses and haybales have certain chances of spawning in certain chains. when theres a "ghost village" that just means no houses happened to spawn. so its just a lot of luck similar to full end portals, but yeah definitely not something that will be "fixed"

[@DaroTheDragon]

I got the ghost village about four months ago. I did not think much of it Also I love this style of content. Your a good channel!

[@SlayingtheGloom]

0:08 What resource pack are you using to make the stars look like that? They look really cool!

[@svkral9459]

Funny thing, literally few days ago I started my hardcore minecraft and right offspawn there is a village with no houses

[@DoggletPug]

Good content, the fireplace feels homey :)

[@pauldomorev2918]

When caves and cliffes part 2 was released i found a group of snow grass like in the video, and a enderman had picked one up

[@alexmiller3349]

I remember finding a bedrock hole generated by a mineshaft in 1.5.2 or 1.7.10 iirc, and i knew that this was rare but unfortunately never made a report about that

[@nexinex6049]

correction: sink holes aren't rare. It's just what happens to every mountain the moment you get far enough out from spawn.

[@hatsumi_rou_]

That only for bedrock if you go farther from spwan

[@rodricbr]

I once saw that rare snow block in a sky island custom world I made. I probably still have the seed on my pc

[@jordancarr2669]

Dude ur videos are amazing man. i hope your channel grows g

[@Rovant]

Hey man, thanks for the encouragement. I’m glad you liked the videos

[@hiyohiy]

i think (maybe not im not sure) a while ago on jjava edition i found a mineshaft that tunneled through a bunch of bedrock i dont have the seed and i have since found other bedrock mineshafts but they leave the bedorck there

[@colda.f.238]

I've found a mineshaft that did that too! do you recall what version it was? the one I found was in 1.17. Maybe since then, it's been changed so they can't remove the bedrock anymore?

[@hiyohiy]

@@colda.f.238 much earlier than that, I still don't know the version but at least before 1.13

[@Memessssss]

These videos are fire keep it up!

[@MuzikBike]

3:18 wouldn't MC-140975 describe this issue?

[@Rovant]

Yeah you're right it does. That's my bad

[@eclipsevoid_]

Hey! About the rare snow,i actually have a dead reddit post where i found FOUR BROKEN SNOW BLOCKS at spawn. Not sure if thats a world record, but who knows. (1.16.5 version btw)

[@dwouu]

I used to have a world with a ~5x5 hole in the bedrock. This was ~TU3 so the bottom layer of bedrock wasn't breakable in creative yet. I threw eggs down there and chickens stopped spawning in that world :(

[@jo_de_pro1973]

a village consists of multiple parts 1 roads 2 houses with beds (the amount of villagers in a village is determined by the amount of beds which can only generate in this category of buildings) 3 profesion location (for example: farms, blacksmiths, library's and churches) and a village just generates the roads and a random amount of houses and profesion locations so it could technically generate none of those i once found a village with only 1 house being the one with a blas furnace (which is a profesion house but without villager as there were no beds)

[@garorade]

ghost vilages are pretty common at least before 2021, still rare but not surprising to see

[@anotherwordly]

i once found a village with only two houses in it. and one villager. i made one house my home and the other my storage and the villager was chillin with me

[@opa.q]

about the first one. i'm proud to say i've seen it. i mainly play java 1.16.5, i like the simplicity, and saw the snow block near my spawn. it was near a small pond i think, and at the time i had no idea of it's rarity. should've took a screenie lol.

[@Eddieddg1]

the first one aka rare snow can be replecated easily with the cc tweak mod. just set up a quarry(with limited fuel) in a snow biome set up chunk loading and then leave a few thousand blocks away then return when the fuel is empty and if all done correctly the "rare snow" should be there edit: i found this in all of fabric 3

[@mosshivenetwork117]

Every day in December is a Christmas special!

[@albertnonyme4053]

I actually did find a bedrock hole in beta 1.8. I have no proof as I had no idea it was so rare, but in this version lava lakes could erase bedrock if they spawned low enough. I don't know when this glitch was fixed.

[@MateusHenrique-w7h]

3:13 in 2020 i actually found a seed with a village without houses, the seed is 45343, it's something around 1.16 and it's in a desert, i don't remember the coordinates sadly

[@BreezyBee7]

In my Bedrock survival world (PS4), I have this weird village near my base. It's not exactly a 'ghost village' because it has buildings, but it's REALLY tiny (only 1 or 2 houses along with the paths and all the other normal stuff) and there are no villagers/iron golems. Everything else was still generated, though, and I feel like this is something I should mention. I'm pretty sure the villagers didn't die, but I think it had something to do with how I generated it (maybe?) I think I found it after the Caves and Cliffs update which put a huge Savannah mountain just at the edge of my render distance (so maybe that glitched the village???) Edit: typos