Upgrading The WHOLE Of Minecraft - The ULTIMATE Survival World | Part 6

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[@TrixyBlox]

USW DESERT MOVIE🎬: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKqnh5KcjN6WjLs Don't forget to check out the story of the USW's Desert on the StephBlox channel after this video! 🍿 This biome took SO much work to transform, and Steph spent a LONG time researching into different tribes to cover a wide variety of Native American and African culture! This is easily our most unique transformation so far, and we hope you guys enjoy it! 🦴 MERCH🔥: www.trixybloxstore.com/ DISCORD💙: discord.gg/trixyblox Download My Builds HERE🛠️: www.patreon.com/TrixyBlox

[@walnutalpaca8608]

Hi, it’s me again, first reply person Still can’t see the dislikes, but oh well

[@MR-NO-NAME0]

Would this map be available in bedrock?

[@scaredyouare]

@@MR-NO-NAME0 yep!

[@brightax7502]

Give me robux pls :(

[@FantasticPotato-qb6xh]

I will checki out

[@erinjoyner3739]

As a Native American, can I just say THANK YOU. The research you did was so refreshing, and it's really nice to see someone taking the time to understand the culture instead of just assuming it's what's shown in old cartoons and movies LOL

[@Dark-goosey]

I know little to nothing about Native American culture, but I've seen so many instances where someone accidentally does something insensitive or misrepresentative, and i'm so glad to hear he did this right! The significance of this to me certainly doesn't hold a candle to how you feel, but your comment still made me happy, thank you for taking the time to tell us this :)

[@tipsandtricks2252]

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[@howlerr.]

@@melaniee___1486 report the bot yall

[@michaelmartinez560]

@@howlerr. no let the bot be, Pretend he isn’t there

[@vindicareassassin271]

Cringe at his pronunciation of the words

[@kevinborbath8130]

i don’t think people appreciate how hard it is to build a large structure on a diagonal. great stuff

[@coosanta7037]

@@melaniee___1486 r/ihadastroke

[@nikol-vy9rr]

If you are a part of Build The Earth where we construct the entire world 1:1 in Minecraft you know that you can easily learn that. In the beginning its a bit tricky for sure but it is worth it (at BTE even needed)

[@enigmatic2878]

@@nikol-vy9rr cool. How's it going with the whole "building the entire world" thing? I know it's hard so how far have you guys gotten?

[@deivisnx]

@@enigmatic2878 bro nowhere did he say hes a part of it

[@enigmatic2878]

@@deivisnx yeah I jut realized that now yu pointed it. Bit of an idiotic move in my part

[@testerwulf3357]

Native Americans rarely get representation, often forgotten about besides lessons in middle school about them, so I am very touched you included them especially in so many ways with such care for the culture..Some of my ancestors were native american, I was never able to learn the culture first hand which bums me out, this gave me a little clarity; it's also just nice to see them not go unnoticed, you seemed to of done great research for this build! It looks so amazing and I adore the fact you tried to mimic the symbols on teepees. It really looks like a camp my ancestors may of been proud to live in. Seeing you use such diversity in your builds and areas really makes me happy, Instead of inspiring all of the builds off a singular theme they're all made with different themes giving them all such a unique feel yet also a very familiar one.. Btw the Bone Tribe area looks menacing yet so cool! Finding safety in a long dead animal makes a lot of sense..It seems almost beautiful to me. When you die you're use goes to earth. I want to believe the healer connects with the skull via the banners and rituals to gain it's blessings to grow crops..I think it fits well maybe.

[@michaelaadejumo183]

Ikr all primary school topics are whitewashed

[@froggyo8751]

I love how the bone tribe used the parts of the skull the way the creature would have used them. It feels like they are very empathetic and appreciate all living things in nature, and that they would only kill when they had to.

[@chadtapia935]

As a Native American descendent I absolutely loved what you did for the wolf tribe. My grandfather still lives near those cliff houses in a small town. Glad you guys went into the research for this build. And I know for a fact the my grandfather's ancestors were the ones who built alot of those mud brick houses built into the mountains very cool

[@chadtapia935]

And yesterday grandfather did wear a feather hat and danced around a firepit. Lol

[@googletranslateraps1552]

@@chadtapia935 your grandpa sounds awesome

[@chadtapia935]

@@googletranslateraps1552 he really is, I don't get to see him much though, he lives in far west and I'm far east

[@scyver8166]

@KINDLY HELP ME REACH TO 100K SUB dude fuck off

[@jamiesmith5630]

I’m from the northwest and idk what the longhouses from other tribes are but my longhouse is MASSIVE lol big enough to fit the entire tribe in it in the winters

[@YouTube]

this is incredible Oscar! 🔥 😍

[@aisyahhamsan6050]

I'm dying lmao

[@TrixyBlox]

Thanks KZbin! 😉

[@molenlemon5783]

Idk why youtube comments a lot this channel but it is good

[@kingronaldo6154]

i didnt even know youtube commented on videos

[@kaelahyzabellecamarillo6317]

Is this a bot?

[@delmexica9380]

Hey Oscar, as a mesoamerican, pacific, and plain native american, I love how you're inclusive. We don't really get much representation since we are the invisible underrepresented minority, so thank you so much! Also the best term for the native american bonnet, is headdress. Fun fact native americans are all over america not just in the US, there are the nahuas or mexica (aztecs) and there are much more, thanks for bringing us into the light!

[@quecksilber4976]

I think he is well aware of that. The episode where he tackled the jungle biome is inspired by the Maya after all :)

[@carolinekathleen5277]

i laughed when he said bonnet- so british lol

[@alasanm5148]

But was racist when he did say, ‘chiefs Hut’ the word chief is a slur for natives

[@llarmada]

@@alasanm5148 natives have chiefs lol, chief can be used as a slur but it also means the leader

[@LuanMower55]

@@alasanm5148 as a Brazilian I feel obligated to say that in brazilian portuguese, "Chefe" (aka chief), just means boss, and i know for a fact most native american tribal leaders (here in Brazil at least) do not at all mind being called chief. To some, it is even a sign of respect, since chefe is somewhat a 'synonym' to master (mestre) in the common way of speaking.

[@TeamLarry]

Defenely the most unique USW tranformation build yet! and this also deservers 300k for next part, please guys slap a like so we make that happens

[@kitcatmunchkin]

Your everywhere 😭

[@antxn]

no

[@TimeBucks]

This episode has gotta be my new favourite

[@Ice_T_Shortz]

Finally after ages of being on KZbin I finally found a verified KZbinr comment with zero likes.

[@StephBlox]

This episode has gotta be my new favourite - so proud of how it turned out! Let’s just appreciate how insane these builds are - so grateful to be a part of this project!🤯⛏

[@InvestmentIdea]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qpmaajf5qqsMU Don't miss This. ㅤ

[@samuelfish7903]

You two have done an amazing job on this project, keep it up!

[@yeudler41]

@@InvestmentIdea Allah is a false god.

[@Filipsplaying]

So true

[@vortex3012]

It's amazing, really

[@P3wP3wPanda]

The ancient bone tribe must have been enormous if a creature of that size could only feed them for a few weeks.

[@plazy._.8094]

Well I mean the meat was out in the hot savannah sun if you think about it. Maybe it went bad?

[@asphaltshingles8594]

@@plazy._.8094 Preserving it with salt

[@plazy._.8094]

@@asphaltshingles8594 I don't knowww that's a LOT of meat

[@a.j_hasantlers3752]

Maybe it was also malnourished? A creature of that scale would have trouble finding enough food for itself.

[@dragonknight951]

@@a.j_hasantlers3752 A Creature of that scale, even in the minecraft universe, would absolutely need some degree of genuine magic to sustain itself. Or to even just exist for that matter.

[@charlievelan7939]

I love how he says the graveyard comes to life once you add more remains. It’s surprisingly accurate in a very morbid way.

[@elliotthammer1102]

i enjoy the respectful depiction of culture. he could've just put up a bunch of cones and feathers and called it native architecture but he actually put in the work. mad respect

[@cosmicsymbols4225]

Same. I got real worried when he mentioned he was basing it off of generalized Indigenous people since it could easily tip into appropriation/being offensive, but a lot of work went into taking inspiration instead. Nice change of pace

[@0placeholder0]

@@cosmicsymbols4225 Yeah, I thought that as well at first.

[@merilynnshark6144]

Not only put in the work but researched as well. Going all out pays off!

[@thecubingduck]

@@cosmicsymbols4225 Imagine if this was twitter lol

[@cosmicsymbols4225]

@@thecubingduck lol no thanks. I got rid of my twitter so I'd never have to think about it again 😅😅

[@krispdelta]

at the start when he said “Native American houses,” I was a bit skeptical, but after watching I’m really happy that he talked about how there are different tribes and how he is basing it off of one specific one :)

[@cakewithbeans245]

Well he's been pretty thorough with his research for cultures in previous episodes too

[@emottoazuka3028]

I was nervous too, but he clearly put a lot of care into it

[@StephBlox]

We’re so glad you guys are happy with our representation of the cultures & peoples who inspired the builds in this episode! That is genuinely really important to us! 💜

[@jesslikescoffee24]

@@StephBlox genuinely better than american public school

[@strbourne]

I was thinking the same thing, considering the dark history between Europeans and Native Americans I personally wouldn't even have tried tackling this issue to avoid any missteps and misinformation. But he really did his research thoroughly and it's shows.

[@TheAdvertisement]

The Bone Tribe's buildings are some of the most unique ideas I've ever seen for Minecraft buildings, great job!

[@beaumc5299]

Check jeracraft he's basically copied them from jeracraft jeracraft also built orc buildings from world of warcraft

[@serixskylark]

@@beaumc5299 then jeracraft copied it from WoW, which copied it from real life. Funny how inspiration works like that. You have to be aware that nothing is truly original, but there’s nothing wrong with that and nothing wrong with being inspired.

[@tapirmanable]

Really impressed with your dedication to anthropology and culture, no one else on KZbin is featuring indigenous designs on this scale with this much respect. Great work

[@regentofnothing]

I really like that you take inspiration from a lot of different culture and actually research on them to be accurate without being too close to reality while avoiding being offensive, i think some people might have just build something stereotypical and call it inspired but you actually explain where you get the ideas from and i really appreciate that.

[@StephBlox]

Thanks for this lovely comment!! We’re really passionate about making these projects meaningful, so it means a lot that you guys have enjoyed these aspects 💜

[@elioproductions6162]

I’m really pleased that Trixy actually spends time and effort to research about these cultures such as the Inuit and respects them.

[@rileyzack4346]

i hope he does nether and end

[@faerie5926]

Agreed!

[@BT-rl3nt]

I know that many other creators would just make a brown wool cone and be done with it

[@idontlikeicecream]

Yeah, that's so amazing!

[@jamespetersen3741]

The native Alaskans didn’t live in igloos though

[@Escope22]

I love how respectful you are to the cultures you base your builds on! Keep up the good work

[@catbird4455]

I think the bone tribe build is my favorite so far. Especially with the many African cultures in it.

[@katherinemuehlendorf614]

the amount of research y'all do to stay respectful and include other cultures without any negative stereotypes for a MINECRAFT WORLD is so impressive. I can't wait to play this world when its done :)

[@scroobl]

Ikr! It’s just so amazing!

[@m4ngo.m1a]

my thoughts exactly! the inspiration is spot on

[@gl1tch4x60]

fr

[@potatoandbeans7053]

😐

[@_JustJoe]

This comment has nothing negative to it, why are people so stupid? I’m talking about the two clowns who put “😐” if you didn’t know.

[@swindlesys]

He's so respectful when talking about the culture, and using the culture to go with buildings. A truly amazing man.

[@nathaniel04]

@KINDLY HELP ME REACH TO 100K SUB WOWWW FUCK OFF

[@Losterinho_]

@KINDLY HELP ME REACH TO 100K SUB ok i wont

[@_ethqnol_]

@@nathaniel04 come on man we gotta be nice about it. It’s actually “kindly fuck off into the depths of fucking hell” you gotta make the distinction :D

[@swindlesys]

@@_ethqnol_ facts

[@supernova8274]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/faK0pouPfamUfbc

[@calvinjohnson2985]

How about the taiga biome? You might need to cool down over the overheating in the warmer biomes, literally. Not to mention that you could ask the areas that are in the Artic Circle, including Alaska and Canada.

[@tv9mpeti]

First I came to this series for the nice builds but I've stayed for the amazing worldbuilding and lore. Like, I'm really into the topic of worldbuilding and this whole project is just a stunning example of it being done right. Everything is well thought out from the smallest details to the bigger picture. Like how for example everytime there is a new addition it is always effecting and is effected by the things that are already there. Superb job, can't wait to see it being completed!

[@logancannan2040]

One little piece of advice/comment tho; while all of these mega-builds and villages are stunning, don’t let the area in between go totally forgotten and end up having an empty feel. Like some tiny little huts or wells or trading carts or hidden dungeons scattered throughout the land could go a long way when it comes to actually playing this map in survival! Keep up the good work!!

[@thomascockburn4840]

Very true

[@cobytaylor4459]

I like the idea of a more plain area in the middle so it feels more like a bad ass vanilla minecraft world and less like an over populated city

[@Daniel_EbbE_03]

there is he is just not showing it bc when he is done you can buy the map, and he dont want to show all the funny things you can finde, os dont worry there is

[@logancannan2040]

@@Daniel_EbbE_03 yea I was kinda thinking that too.. hopefully that’s the case and there are tons of extra things that he hasn’t shown. It also could be that he plans to add some stuff here and there between big builds, but he’ll do it at the end once the biomes are finished

[@StephBlox]

@@cobytaylor4459 exactly - what you just described is exactly how we intended the world to be! We love the idea of adventure maps packed full of stuff, but this map is meant to be an enhanced Vanilla experience, so there is meant to be some empty space!☺️

[@spicetothemax7589]

I love that he is so respectful of different cultures. He clarifies plenty of times that he isn't creating an accurate portrayal of cultural architecture, but he still does extensive research on these cultures and is very appreciative.

[@fpsliam]

Nah, he is just covering his ass from wackos who will cancel him

[@avatarwan5824]

@@fpsliam Why do you assume this is the case?

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

@@avatarwan5824 He probably has a case of wokeitist Its a deadly disease that makes you believe that if anyone is respectful of others, mainly different cultures, women or lgbtq+ etc, that it is out of fear of a "woke mob" and not just because the person wants to be, well respectful and a decent person. Very nasty disease.

[@avatarwan5824]

@@elvingearmasterirma7241 True. It's sad to live a life like that.

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

@@avatarwan5824 And it sounds exhausting as well. I will never understand why they chose to live like that.

[@rencogu2877]

this actually makes me think a lot of how horizon zero dawn incorporated native north american & south american architecture into their game. clearly inspired, but ties into the lore & way of life of each tribe/village. very cool to watch!

[@mits_y]

i winced when i heard you were going to include native american inspired builds but you actually put in the work and did it justice respectfully and beautifully

[@journeyman_otb3983]

The fact that you went off to do your research about the Native Americans deserves a like and subscription in of itself. You went off to honor those people and doing them good justice by educating your viewers on the diverse cultures of the Native Americans. You have my utmost respect, Trixy. Not many people know or care that the Native Americans are STILL being oppressed by today's rulings. It's sad, but I digress. Thank you for bringing their diversities to light.

[@Mike14264]

Yeah, what he did was really cool, genuinely great!

[@luanasatna4276]

People shouldn't be praised for the BARE MINIMUM

[@arlynnecumberbatch1056]

thats why i always been thinking of americans as these tribes and stuff instead of flags and 6uns but the raiders killed their culture resulting in racism to the og's, heard that the natives from nz even the govt officials are put to the low tier ones bc of their ethnicity, its so sad and maddening to still witness this nonsense to this day one day we can do the poor victims justice, i can feel it

[@epicscopes2370]

@@luanasatna4276 shush + you're goofy

[@lucas988]

wdym thats literally the bare minimum

[@anonymouse8124]

I'm in love with the Bone Tribe's mythology and culture, this is such an incredible story that to me kind of breaks the framing of Minecraft entirely. I would play this as a standalone singleplayer roleplaying game, tbh. Almost disappointing that you most likely won't have actual individuals populating these places, just Minecraft villagers.

[@JohnKwiatkowski_is_awesome]

I’m definitely going to find a way to set up a server with this map once it’s released to play with friends

[@christinakinch]

Maybe a specific mod could allow for the complementary villagers on a privately owned map.

[@fumarc4501]

Displacement doesn’t just effect the people being pushed out. I think you conveyed that very well, while still giving the Wolf and Bone Tribes a complex and engaging history.

[@VioVioVia]

I genuinely love the indigenous/Native American parts of the build, it makes me so happy to see some representation, you did wonderfully! :D

[@eza9071]

I'm just shocked at how amazing this project is, KZbin better recommend this to everyone once its fully completed. A part of me doesn't want these videos to end tho, especially for people like me who don't have or never played Minecraft before.

[@Ahnock]

grab yourself a copy and play the map when its released then! theres gonna be a lot of content that isnt covered on here when its finished that youll only be able to discover for yourself, so why not let your first experience be a great one?

[@Hasnain_khalid.]

@@Ahnock i have mine craft but dont have money to buy map

[@denisrobin2380]

@@Hasnain_khalid. same

[@Hasnain_khalid.]

@@denisrobin2380 lol

[@timepass4783]

@@Hasnain_khalid. I have neither

[@melonlord8803]

Something that I think would be cool is that there are other skeletons from the time when the giant dragon was alive, they wouldn't be a key part of the map but if you found them covered in moss and leaves it could give you some nice ol' lore.

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

Me, South African, watching him actually mention the sheer variety of cultures in Africa and the different cultural buildings: Y E S

[@nubbyboah]

The more I watch this series, the more I think making the map "Too big" actually played well into how massive you could make each build without it dominating the entire biome!

[@noahrogers4934]

Shocked by how inclusive you are when talking about different cultures you’ve pulled inspiration from. I love that about this series so much.

[@Zireael1706]

Himalayas for the snowy biome would be a great choice. There are many monasteries and temples in the Himalayas with magnificent architecture styles. Uncountable myths and stories and you could even incorporate bigfoot myths in them. -from someone very near to the Himalayas.

[@Bruh.Master]

Indian 🤢

[@blank3.0]

@@Bruh.Master look at your channel.. You'll see the real thing to "🤢" about

[@Zireael1706]

@@Bruh.Master bruh 😐

[@supernova8274]

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[@paw0960]

@@Bruh.Master dw at least it not Fr*nch 🤢🤢🤢

[@kilianhalfmann1346]

I would really love to see a viking style theme in the snowy tundra biome. That would be so awesome with a viking longboat and some Places for them to speak to their gods.

[@pissapocalypse]

Ooh I would love to see that

[@edex59]

Rumour has it, Crazy Pete’s sink tap actually does dispense beer, though no one has had the courage to go in and check yet. “What if *he’s* in there?” People would say. They were wrong, he’s probably in the saloon harassing the townsfolk and seeing how many beers he can chug before passing out.

[@petercampbell9579]

I can’t believe how well you researched all the different cultures. I was happy to hear someone eloquently talk about the Pueblo!

[@TheOneWhodDraw]

I think most of the work for the lore is by his gf

[@testerwulf3357]

@@TheOneWhodDraw It is but they work together to try and do everything in a very respectful way.

[@bagely_]

From builder to builder I really respect the amount of effort and patience put into this mammoth survival world project. Keep up the incredible work legend!

[@InvestmentIdea]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qpmaajf5qqsMU Don't miss This. ㅤ

[@bagely_]

Begone bot

[@kevonsmoke]

from builder to builder i would rather just build a cave base and leave it at that

[@dominiczygadlo9759]

@@InvestmentIdea no bot

[@dominiczygadlo9759]

@Piksel no bot

[@ameliarekosh2836]

My favorite part of this video? Watching him sculpt the Bone Tribe's skull. He carved away from a blob of stone, and it reminded me of clay sculpting. You start with a chunk of clay, and depending on your method, you carve away and add small details back on. And as someone who always enjoyed that art medium, it gave me extra happy brain chemicals.

[@shivanik1804]

It’s amazing that you incorporate different cultures into your builds! And I love to see that you are respectful about. The builds are amazing keep up the great work dude!

[@raymondan4701]

How about adding a coral reef in the lagoon between the desert and the jungle? I bet a sunken city will be really fun to explore as well!

[@ahumanthatexists2543]

Thats a cool idea!

[@amentallyunstableraccoon367]

Trixy: *Creates an absolute masterpiece* Also Trixy a moment later: Now THIS is where the building gets serious.

[@thewesternmagician8112]

Lol

[@nielsderks3954]

For the snow biome, I think it should be cool if you build a ice kings castle at the top of a snow mountain. The ice king is very dangerous and feared;)

[@pixelatid]

8:58 Those totem poles got us with the 👌

[@mamuragonediting1546]

Can we just admire how much effort every single person in this series puts in? Whether it be Trixyblox building, his girlfriend with the story and even the editing from the editor is great!

[@chrisgaming517]

@@melaniee___1486 ?

[@archer4740]

id love to see you add some random abandoned or lived in building areas or anything that you can come up with randomly across the USW as it would make the world really great to walk across rather than players wanting to head to the landmarks

[@InvestmentIdea]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qpmaajf5qqsMU Fax yes

[@robism054]

@@leanne5343 its a frickin botted KZbin channel that's what it is

[@jacobpinson2834]

here's to the original poster getting more recognition. I'm thinking some random caves that you can see remnants of people staying in. Even just some abandoned piles of ash with makeshift seats (logs, rocks, etc) would be great. You could utilize path blocks to show areas where tents or other temporary shelters were set up and compacted the ground slightly

[@ffsleon]

boosting this comment so people can see the original

[@annamalloy1098]

yeahhh

[@Ren-cn3ww]

...I do not have any words for this... it is just so beautiful... I’M GONNA FLIPIN CRY BECAUSE OF IT’S BEAUTY!!!!

[@njokic8436]

I'm always in awe of the architecture and storylines! USW is spectacular... can't wait to see the final product :) Just an additional note that the Masai cloths are pronounced "shoe-KA" and the SA shaman in pronounced "san-GO-ma" But other than it's looking absolutely incredible so far!

[@Naomi-di8rw]

I'm Samburu, so we say some words differently than Masai, however we both stem from the maa language. I'm not sure for masai but we wasy nangan for clothes, and use shuka for the blanket or cloth. We also use terakodi for blankets ig..

[@chadtreversun447]

This looks amazing. You are incredibly talented my guy. Cant wait to see what to what you do next!!

[@Frog_On_A_Piece_Of_Toast]

Can’t*

[@chadtreversun447]

@@Frog_On_A_Piece_Of_Toast thanks.

[@recitationtohear]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qpmaajf5qqsMU Don't miss This. ㅤ

[@Matt-bn3tx]

He literally just uploaded the video. Watch it first.

[@lamergamer5432]

@@VibeLmao ever heard of thumbnails?

[@misterirrelevant2525]

Hey there! Back again with my usual idea! I would love to see one small element of adventure maps added to this. In an effort to make sure that the transformation is appreciated in all of its glory, I’d love to see the end unlocked only after players have found specific artifacts held by each of the biomes. Only after the players have collected all of the artifacts can they unlock the end and get an elytra so they can finally get to soar over this beautiful creation. And due to the number of replies on my last comment saying “you really want to walk all 16,000,000 blocks???” This map is enormous and impressive yes! But it is a 16 million block area… meaning only 4000x4000 so here’s some maths on that for those interested! Walking coast to coast will take you ~16 minutes. Sprint jumping coast to coast ~10 minutes. Riding an average horse coast to coast ~7 minutes. Riding a max speed horse coast to coast ~4 minutes. Riding a boat around the entire 16,000 block perimeter of the map ~10 minutes and boating along one 4000 block edge ~3 minutes. And finally an elytra from coast to coast for all you speed demons out there who don’t mind watching thousands of hours of work fly by in a blur ~2 minutes

[@VirusFlexovitch]

I agree

[@DrFeast_3000]

Hidden deep in the mountains would make it even better, hidden away as to be hard to find by any adventurer who seeks a conclusion to the journey they made, an evil terrifying mountain scape to be explored, where most people die trying to reach the peak of the mountain, i think it would be an amazing idea for something like that involving the end portal and having to find every hidden artifact in each biome, only to have to find the right ones to help you fight your last enemy.

[@misterirrelevant2525]

@@DrFeast_3000 I like that! Making not only the finding of the artifacts difficult but finding the portal itself difficult too

[@El_Larrain]

really cool as always, i think a nice thing to add would be a floating castle!

[@John-wb5ko]

FUNNY YEA GREAT IDEA DHE CHOICE GREAT BALL AND SCREAM UR NAME AND THEN I WENT THE WAY

[@piglich4774]

this guy is the calmest person I've ever seen playing minecraft, good jokes and a great pitch, it's very nice to watch the video relax

[@danischi4080]

If only disney would put that much effort into researching and coming up with backstories... Well done! Not just the building aspect, also the storytelling!

[@grievance5_566]

flashback to when they said “that’s why coffee’s for grown-ups” in a movie about a colombian family

[@highdefinition450]

@@grievance5_566 do Columbian kids normally drink coffee or

[@occapella8643]

it's a bit late now, but i would have LOVED to see some native Australian inspired designs in the savannah! our first people have some really wonderful dreamtime stories and sacred places that would have fit in to the savannah really well.

[@galactictrico6509]

Yes!!

[@Oli.V]

I was a little surprised not to see it! That culture and inspiration from it is far more suited to the environment then some of the things he borrowed from Inuit and other north western groups, like the totem pole and long houses. To each their own I guess

[@kadenportalappa5785]

Saying these guys is an absolute legend is an understatement. I find it very rare to see creators stick to one large project and not abandon it after complications. I recognize how much effort is inserted into each process. TrixyBlox and Stephblox, if you are reading this, know that you deserve all the glory and success coming to you in the future. Y'all are something else.

[@kaydeinomg5829]

Yeah, with this video you surpassed my expectations and beyond entertained me, you have definitely earned my subscription and best of luck to you and your builds in the future.

[@keeble10]

I love the culture added into this server, I must add just the thought and research needed to achieve such a respectful way to represent different cultures. Also that there’s lore behind it as well!

[@_joerooney]

i was thinking about this, the ammount of inclusion and actual understanding of the cultures is so refreshing and respectful

[@connorcat7809]

@@JENNY-bb9fe imagene being a bot could'nt be us right?

[@5uperM]

If you want to make the flame in the skull more realistic, you should make the place where the smoke touches the bone look darker as it naturally would become blackened by the constant smoke.

[@Rene23]

oh hey, didn't expect to see you here lol

[@5uperM]

@@Rene23 I'm in a lot of places. Now adays I even post my crafted items on Reddit.

[@noahshort984]

Simply incredible! Imagine if this was turned into a triple A game title with realistic graphics and characters

[@navyblue32]

I know the representation is amazing and can be talked about a lot but I absolutely *lost it* at 8:33 with the horses just spawning in and immediately spinning at light speed lmao

[@KaneyoriHK]

This is just a fun geography note, but when there is a large, flat region with many large rocks and boulders strewn about, that's usually a sign of glacial activity in the past. Edit: Since people seem to enjoy my Geography note, here's another one on glaciers, somewhat longer one for ya. Large flat regions and stones strewn about aren't the only things glaciers can produce, continental glaciers are incredibly heavy, and thusly push the crust into the mantle, once that weight is gone, the land springs back up, so to speak. This is how the Great Lakes, among hundreds of others dotted about North America, were formed. Glaciers are mainly restricted towards the poles, but can be found in various sizes in many mountain ranges for the exception of Australia, which is the only continent without a glacier. Bonus: The distribution of Glaciers around the world clock in with 91% being found in Antarctica. Then again, it's estimated that the Antarctic Ice Sheet is about 5.4 Million Square miles (14million Square Kilometers) keep in mind that the largest continent in the world, Asia, is 17.2 Million square miles (44.5 Mil Square Kilometers) This has been my fun fact(s) about glaciers!

[@mtnybombs2239]

😮 that’s kinda cool

[@teenagec4072]

Neato Mosquito my dude! Maybe that will be implemented into the lore later on!

[@KaneyoriHK]

@@mtnybombs2239 And now there's more, there are additional notes I felt like putting down for everyone's Geographical enjoyment

[@matthewlahti4639]

This fact that you have this knowledge alone is rather amazing. But your grammar, it's rather incredible.

[@KaneyoriHK]

@@matthewlahti4639 I'm a writer after all.

[@snowomega6956]

Imagine getting a bunch of friends to play together on this map once it's released. Everyone claiming kingdoms, creating relationships, exploring, and just generally having fun. I wish I had that many friends :')

[@cybergaming4712]

also chaos, destruction, exploding the kindoms and he need to rebuild it....

[@aryakumar9921]

me too..I just wanna play on a server with a bunch of friends who enjoy building and living in peace, creating own empires, building relationships with other empires, putting in lore etc.

[@S117M4sterChief]

An idea that popped into my head while watching this: in the snowy mountains, there could be a crevice or large cavern that could be some small caves that provide shelter to people and animals from the harsh winds at such altitudes

[@Jack-nx2wl]

That skull is a work of art

[@gabrielgagne2183]

For the indigenous village, I think having pumpkins instead of watermelons would be good. Since the natives were known for growing squash

[@Flexiruler1]

Really wish there was squash in the game now

[@alexpratt8533]

When I started watching this series, I had no idea what I was getting into. Every video somehow manages to be even better than the last. Your building skills are beyond remarkable, your storytelling is outstanding, and the sheer scale of this project is insane. I can’t wait to see the next video!

[@thijshoelen8444]

Nog to forget the research he does about the buildings and cultures

[@enigmatic2878]

@@thijshoelen8444 hehe. Nog.

[@tipsandtricks2252]

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[@rakeemnaidoo4358]

It’s insane to think of how this dude is building each building on his own and making it look so amazing

[@willoftob1617]

its is not just about creativity its has history too

[@witherow777]

Amazing! I can’t wait to see what you do for the end and nether.

[@mydogruls3687]

Absolutely gorgeous, I love the connections to various real life tribes. I know all the areas are all ready planned but wouldn’t it be awesome if there were some underground caves, maybe a small underground home similar to the kingdom made before, it would be a nice contrast to the bright uplands

[@mewion6774]

Dwarven kingdom, maybe?

[@StephBlox]

Thanks so much for the lovely comment! Don’t worry, we are going to cover the caves as well, due to popular demand!😁

[@gamertrw7344]

@@StephBlox sounds awesome! Can't wait

[@silentstorm_art]

As a Native American (of the Sioux and Powhatan tribes) I am very grateful that you did your research and represented the Natives with this amazing artwork, thank you for doing your research! Keep up the great work!😁👍🏼

[@pastelnut027]

As a fellow indigenous person of the Cherokee tribe, I agree completely.

[@bulbasurking7606]

Average Minecraft player sees the skull: that looks interesting Professional Minecraft player sees the skull: good source of bone meal

[@Plwalkr]

This man needs more recognition than what he already has. this stuff is insane.

[@lizzy4013]

I’ve been watching him since he started this, and I can’t believe how much time he’s out into this!!! He is definitely an amazing Minecrafter and should definitely be more popular

[@InvestmentIdea]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6qpmaajf5qqsMU Fax yes

[@lucasricko3767]

He has 2 million subs i would say that is pretty popular for a minecraft youtuber who only does building

[@NevadaRay]

The thing i love about this series isn't just watching everything come together, but the amount of time, effort, details, and research is done to make each one of these areas come to life. It's like watching art and having a history lesson all in one and I love it!!

[@supernova8274]

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[@lilymusicworks]

Trixy my man , as an novel author I love your narration ! Every single words you say is intriguing , my attention is always at it . Why don’t you try writing a fantasy novel ? Ill definitely read it Every single thing you say about the story compliments every single history and moment this MUI perfectly

[@thegunchannel4893]

Trixy: I won’t give too much away Also trixy: gives everything away.

[@carterhanley373]

I am beyond impressed at how much research into different cultures has gone into this project and I think it's absolutely amazing that you are borrowing aspects from so many different groups of people all over the world to tell your story, keep up the fantastic work!

[@julia-mi8ct]

I literally almost just started crying at how absolutely cool this project is. The fact that you take so much time to research and then give historical background on the cultures you pull inspiration from is the most fascinating thing. I've never been too good at history, but I hear you say things and I'm like "wow I remember that!" which is stupidly exciting. I'm not a big Minecraft person, but following along with this series absolutely brightens up my day. Thank you for putting such an incredible amount of hard work into this.

[@emeraldwave6822]

if you like this you should go check out the wynncraft minecraft server

[@teeganfox177]

Good building skills but I’m sure the Native American culture research was very minimal. No hate just some of the aspects aren’t entirely accurate.

[@Hadi.Hussein]

Who cries to a minecraft video

[@waffles658]

@@teeganfox177 I’ve seen other people who are in that culture say that he took the research with great care and the buildings looked great so...?

[@testerwulf3357]

@@teeganfox177 He actually did more in depth research that it seems..he could of stopped at looking up buildings but he actually looked into how they lived even including children's own little tribe to practice what they see grown-ups doing learning how to be one with their tribe. Hell he could've looked at racist interpretations for inspiration or even stuck with a single tribe saying they're all the same anyways but he didn't..he actually looked into multiple different tribes trying to make it clear they're all so different and interesting. Plus we're only seeing the building aspects! I'm sure he did more research to include lore pieces in the game for us to find and explore; they do more research for things inside the builds than shown in these videos. Plus everything he included was fairly accurate!

[@JTL1776]

3 things I think these tribes would use in their healing rituals seeing as there sometimes more effective then even modern Mass produced antibiotics. Medicinal plants. Bone marrow. Silver.

[@xeviktin6203]

I can’t wait for someone to make a gameplay of the USW, for sure will binge watch just like how I binge watch TrixyBlox and StephBlox create it

[@stevooooo]

I love how respectful he is of cultures, a genuinely good guy

[@killswitchengaged8195]

These builds just keep getting better and better! I really appreciate how you guys research and incorporate different cultures while still keeping it unique. For the snow and ice biomes, maybe have a viking or norse themed build. Vikings are just epic haha!!! Keep up the good work Trixy and Steph!

[@StephBlox]

Thank you so much!

[@Rubiksmaster64]

Trixyblox is an artist, and minecraft is his canvas. He is able to make beautiful terrain and amazing buildings with just a bunch of cubes.

[@elidueck6224]

I have a few ideas! I will say, when you do the snowy biome, ( if you aren’t doing already) then you could include ice towers, huts and igloos all around if people get lost. I would also recommend making a Volcano i one of the mountains. I think it would make fantastic story to the USW.

[@henrybuell8773]

“And to add a few details…” - proceeds to add 15 more unique structures in insane detail and mold the landscape around them perfectly

[@BurringtunBurr]

Just imagine.... Imagine for a second, Simon and Lewis creating another Shadow of Israphel-like series set in this world based around the lore laid out by the creators... absolutely love the videos and can't wait to see the epic climax to the recreation and reimagination of what a Minecraft world should be. Keep up the great work!

[@danilsmith7292]

I love how you incorporated history and historical lore into the bone tribe! I'm a fan right away!

[@Ripple_W0F]

I was so happy with this one. I am a fifth South African and a fifth Namibian so this was really a take from home for me. Absolutely loved this and all the other ones.

[@savanachaffin9521]

If I was financially able, I would get a whole PC gaming setup JUST to explore all the wonderful creations these two have made in Minecraft. And I’m typically not interested in PC gaming at all. The amount of time, effort, passion and pure talent this takes is just insane and deserves all the respect in the world. Thank you guys so much for doing what you do ❤️

[@bmxrider2546]

the bone tribe has to be the coolest if not one of the coolest builds yet, it’s so unique and creatives, props to you TrixyBlox

[@mightyowl1800]

The bone tribe build is UNBELIEVABLE. You can really tell the care put into it from concept to finish, bravo!!

[@RW-12-FOOTBALL]

I just want to say that I have been watching the USW since the beginning and it’s brilliant well done Trixy and Steph

[@Qhther]

You should program your own npc's. That way the land all over isn't completely dead. Makes it more alive

[@Synthetically]

YES

[@goofytnt2126]

This is intended to be a vanilla survival world, what you’re suggesting would need a mod.

[@elventheaccuser264]

There are vanilla plugins for that, too.

[@mxxrcxx2332]

the narrative of this survival is just breath-taking. this is so well-thought and greatly written story. can't wait to experience it myself.

[@mareebee7046]

I grew up around Native American culture specifically some in southeast Alaska (juneau) and wow I love this. I think the culture is beautiful and I’m glad your incorporated some of it !