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[@jasonsoucek7495]

Your videos are not boring. For me it's a new perspective on the game. It's refreshing. Please keep doing what you are doing. But also please take care of yourself. Body pain sucks, I know, I'm 52 years old, so yes I know about body pain.

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

12:37 That's because you have made your floor out of stone, which resists explosions much better than grass. Notice how the wood got much more damaged than the stone floor, which only had 2 blocks of stone broken.

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

Monster noises are a good sign that you're close to a cave! Caves are very good because they have good access to ores!

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

If you keep hearing the same monster noise every time you go to the mines, that's a sign that you have found a monster spawner! Even though you could break it, it is a better idea to just leave it there and turn it into a farm! Which will give you infinite XP! Which if you ever get to enchanting, is very good!

[@j0hnf_uk]

You were very lucky to survive that Creeper attack. Not all blocks are created equal. Some are, 'softer', than others and are more susceptible to being destroyed when hit by an explosion. The hardest and most resistant block being obsidian, which is made by pouring water onto stationary lava. It requires a diamond pickaxe to mine it. As you've discovered, finding and smelting iron really opens things up for you in terms of production and the ability to survive better in the world, rather than having to hide every night in your house. Mobs spawn in case systems, and if you're close enough to one when mining, you can hear them through the walls. It's both good and bad, in that, with it being a cavern, it means better access to ores, but you have to deal with the mobs first and light your way as you go through the cave system.

[@RavenWarrior]

Creeper pain on top of back pain. Im so sorry. We've all been driven crazy by those explody meanies at some point!

[@RonnocYrael]

The explosion at the start of the video was caused by a creeper that walked in your door, good thing you have the pressure plates now. Also andesite and granite are just different types of stone that can be used in building via stairs and slabs.

[@kadinzaofelune]

Was anyone else screaming at him to put the two chests down?

[@kadinzaofelune]

The creeper explosions can destroy stuff.

[@cwuerp2486]

@@kadinzaofelune….YES! That 5 minutes goes by quickly!! Lol

[@derekcook8201]

Also the reason the explosion wasn't as big is because different blocks like cobblestone have different blast resistance, So a creeper blowing up on dirt will make a bigger hole.

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

They didn't make a surprise update for Minecraft's 15th anniversary. You just happened to start playing Minecraft when they were on the brink of releasing a new update. They try to release an update every year. And they always hype up the new update for at least half the year. Minecraft did have a 15 day long 15th anniversary celebration, but it's pretty much over now.

[@kadinzaofelune]

Don't leave your door open . Put a pressure plate in the inside so it opens and closes when you go in and out.

[@katherinesmallbean3594]

17:25 Armadillo scutes are the 'scales' on their shells. You get them by brushing an armadillo's shell with a brush tool. I'm not sure why those ones were just lying around, but oh well. They're used for crafting and repairing the wolf armor at 44:39, so they're good to hang onto. 🐕 ❤

[@AstralHyren]

Hey, Scott! Happy 4th! WATER ELEVATOR: So, in minecraft, there's extremely complicated ways to make redstone elevators. I've literally never made one, because water elevators exist. Now, this isn't something you'll be doing immediately, but it is the best way to make elevators. So here's your crash course! To make one, you're going to need the following: 1x1 vertical shaft 1 soul sand 1 sand 1 kelp 5+ bone meal Soul sand can be obtained from the nether. You'll know you found them because when you walk on them, it slows you down. Kelp can be found in ocean biomes. What you do is....at the very bottom of the shaft, dig that block out and replace it with a sand block. Then, go to the top of the vertical shaft and put down a water source block at the top of the shaft. Once you've done all of this, go back to the bottom and put down a kelp in the sand. Use bone meal on it until the kelp has grown to reach the top of the shaft (bone meal can be obtained by killing skeletons and converting bones into bone meal). This converts all of the flowing water into water source blocks. Once you've done all of this, break the kelp at the bottom and replace the sand with soul sand. Voila! You've got yourself a working water elevator. A few notes: Since the water will probably leak at the bottom, surround it with glass panes (that aren't connected). Opt for colors that look nice (like white, or whatever matches your build). Glass panes that aren't connected allow you to walk around them. Also, this is an UP elevator only. If you want a DOWN one, I recommend just using a separate vertical shaft and placing water at the bottom to break your fall. Anywhere there's water in this game, it will 100% break your fall. Now, all of this is completely optional. But since you were asking about elevators, here you go!

[@letsplayeasymode]

@@AstralHyren Thanks man! This sounds like this might be the best option!

[@karnewarrior]

@@letsplayeasymode It's worth mentioning, Soul Sand makes bubbles that go up (and will carry you up), but Magma Blocks (which are glowy half-melted stone blocks, NOT lava, which is it's own thing, confusingly) will make bubbles going down. However, Magma hurts when you stand on it, just a little. You have to crouch to avoid it. Other options for a downward elevator might be an empty shaft with water or a slime/honey block at the bottom to catch you. This is all basically mid-game stuff though.

[@jasonsoucek7495]

When you have items just sitting on the ground/ floor, you only have so much time to pick them up. If that happens again, put a chest down ASAP and empty your inventory into the chest so you don't lose your items. Okay so what happened is, you left the door open and a creeper just walked right in and saw you and got close to you then boom. If you here a sizzle from a creeper it is about to blow up. So keep your ears open to recognize the sizzle so you can move away as fast as you can. They blow up when it is close to you.

[@AstralHyren]

EXPLORING CAVES: The cave systems in this game can be quite extensive. I recommend placing a crafting table at the entrance. You can even, perhaps, place down a chest and bed. You can use it as a "checkpoint," so to speak. It isn't too important...so long as you explore safely. You're honestly not carrying around enough torches in my opinion. I know others have said it, but it's typical for people to carry around stacks of torches. I usually carry around two stacks, myself (so...128). Since one coal (or charcoal) makes 4 torches, you can make two stacks with 30 coal/charcoal. It may seem like a lot, but that's also why fuel is a precious resource in this game. Continuing on with that thought, when you died due to the creeper, your first instinct should always be to place down the chest and fill it up with the items that dropped. Thankfully, the creeper didn't destroy your chest blocks (boy that would have been a mess). To that extent, if you were to die in a cave, you should know that you only have a certain amount of time to go back and pick up those items before they disappear permanently. This goes back to my earlier suggestion of placing a bed down at the cave entrance so you respawn there instead of way back at your base. As far as fighting the mobs...just be very careful until you're able to make iron armor and a shield. The game changes after that point. You're going to feel much stronger when you get your food going and you have armaments.

[@madgadgetss]

i love building with copper, finally someone else who is as excited as me to find copper hehe 😆

[@irisbear9421]

Omg Creepers are the worst! 😂 Don't worry, we've all been there! I've even seen it happen to very experienced players.

[@irisbear9421]

Armadillos are very new. They drop scutes every 5-10 minutes when they are just walking around and if you get enough there is a recipe for dog armor! I love this so much!

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

14:39 When a creeper explodes, only a portion of the blocks are dropped.

[@mozeytown]

Yes, with a creeper explosion, every block that is broken has a 50% chance to drop as an item (as if it was mined by the appropriate tool), and a 50% chance to just be deleted. So on average half the blocks will drop, but it can be more or fewer. Some other types of explosions do not delete any of the blocks they break, letting them all drop the same as if they were mined with the appropriate tool. HOWEVER, all explosions completely delete ALL dropped items within the blast radius - so if you have two explosions in quick succession, the second one will delete everything dropped by the first one.

[@jameshawkins6201]

I have been screaming at my screen saying: "Close the doors, fool. A creeper can get in an blow your s**** up!" 🤣 Another thing you can do for safety is place torches on the ground all over the flat area. mobs only spawn in total darkness (night, caves, any area that has no light.

[@devomc1038]

Have yet to watch this episode, but I'm loving this Minecraft series! One of the best on KZbin, as far as blind ones go, haha.

[@letsplayeasymode]

@@devomc1038 Hey thanks for saying that!

[@kami1284]

I'm sorry about your stuff being blown up, Scott. I have yelled at you the last few episodes to go to bed before the mobs start spawning. Or to close your door behind you. Lol, I hate creepers!!!! When you hear a sizzling sound, that's a creeper. RUN!!! And you only have 5 min to get your stuff picked up. Then it de-spawns.

[@XxAidenBomxX]

Yep, that’s true and it’s a pain in the a-

[@purplejellytotPJT]

46:30 we don't find mining boring, don't worry, it's a huge part of the game - it's in the name, after all, haha. And it's so exciting to see you discovering new ores and resources!

[@mydah42]

Crafting many of the wrong tool. Yep. We've all done that. :) Watching your attempt at digging a deep mine was painful in the best way. You're dig pattern makes no sense at all. I love it! ;) "I guess I could see what happens." Best words in Minecraft. Boom! "The whole world just opened up to us." The look on your face as you realized is why I love a blind playthrough.

[@evolutionviii12]

I have so many tips to give, but I am catching up and not skipping ahead. It is actually pretty cool to see you gaining knowledge organically. I would love to jump in a multiplayer world with you and show you some of the other side of Minecraft...the technical side. Redstone farms and contraptions. This game has an electrical engineering side to it. I'm not that great at it, but I dabble a bit and it is so much fun!!

[@Dr3bb2]

The way you are mining 😭😭. Learn your own way, you are doing good, but I'm dying watching you mine. Just make sure you don't dig straight down so you don't fall into lava. I would suggest doing like a staircase down or do it your own way.

[@letsplayeasymode]

🤣

[@kadinzaofelune]

Also don't dig straight up.

[@dimon37]

Just looked up what is scute. It's part of armadillo shell - a plate from it.

[@shyguy-oc2rq]

Creeper walks in a boom 💥 welcome to minecraft 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

44:58 The best thing you can make out of iron is an iron pickaxe. That will allow you to mine ores such as gold, (a resource that has many uses) redstone (for machinery) and the best of them all, DIAMOND (do I need to explain myself?) Lapis too, but you can use a stone pickaxe for that (it's used for enchanting, and also blue dye but you can just use a flower called a cornflower now)

[@Evgen13Great]

Those cliffhangers are great :D I love them :D

[@dmelzinga]

You have a great mine started. When you move your stuff downstairs, build chests first then move items from one to another. You don't have to crouch to make a double chest, just point at the floor next to the first one. Copper is really only useful for building. Gold makes very weak tools and armor. Make one iron pickaxe for digging diamonds, gold, and redstone only. Diamonds is the best tool and armor making materials until the nether realm you can upgrade the diamond. The bucket is a very important tool for exploring deep caves. Water is the easiest way to make an elevator. Water can be placed with a bucket and used to swim up and down from great heights when placed at a top of a cliff.

[@Symbols_Cipher]

Copper can be used to make lighting rods. Those can be useful in protecting flammable locations from the strikes. I like placing lighting rods on an ironbar pole.

[@dmelzinga]

@Symbols_Cipher I just don't think copper is useful at this point in his game unless he wants to play with suspicious sand, he could build some brushes.

[@chiffmonkey]

Heh this is why you should build a perimeter fence and put pressure plates inside the doors. A building alone is *not* safe.

[@Symbols_Cipher]

I don't like medicines either. If it comes to life or death, I would just be like, "Well, just let God take me"

[@ActuallyAFungus]

If you hear that HSSS followed by an explosion, it's 100% a creeper. the reason why the damage wasn't as bad is because cobblestone is slightly more blast proof than wood, and blocks like dirt aren't blast resistant at all. Objects when thrown on the ground either from the player dying or throwing their stuff on the ground (down on d pad), or in your case, an exploded chest, can only last for 5 minutes until they despawn (assuming you're close enough to load he area the stuff is in.)

[@AstralHyren]

IRON: Your first priorities for iron are a bucket and an iron pickaxe. Shears are second priority, but still very important (so don't worry, you didn't mess up). The shears will allow you to shear sheep, which will allow you to make beds freely. I would fence in a few sheep. I also saw that you have a lead in your inventory. I have no idea where you got it...but you can find a sheep that's far away from your base and drag it back into your fenced in area (once you make it) then breed your sheep. You can also shear leaves off of trees, and that looks nice to build with... I digress. Anyway, back to iron. Once you make a bucket, keep it safe in a chest when you're not using it. The same goes for an iron pickaxe. Your iron pickaxe should only be used to farm gold, diamond, and obsidian (you haven't seen it yet). Keep these items safe! Don't use your iron pickaxe on trash blocks so it doesn't break too soon! Once you're set on those items, feel free to make a shield and armor. Shields are amazing because they block the skeleton arrows. It allows you to approach them safely and take them out with your sword. Also...you can toss your wood sword and wood hoe in the trash (i.e. just drop them). They're taking up inventory at this point. Iron has several other uses, as well. I recommend (after all that) make yourself a stonecutter. You can polish your andesite and make it a better looking block (andesite/diorite/granite are all cosmetic).

[@dimon37]

He got th elead from killing a llama a while back.

[@anormaldude127]

easymode man: can you build an elevator!? me: *remembering the struggle and attempts to work a "Redstone piston door system" and "Redstone logic" in Redstone* does he really want to know, how to construct a "electric wired" pistons with slime blocks and learn the "theory" of Redstone logic? I appreciate the "optimism" it gets you far, hope he knows good "patience".

[@letsplayeasymode]

Sounds like a lot to learn

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

35:45 That's just if you had a block of raw iron that you made, you can change it back into 9 raw iron. There are blocks of raw iron that spawn naturally, but only in what's called a iron vein, which generates under deepslate.

[@rukasushi8502]

Love your videos, I'm remembering my first time playing and I feel connected by seeing your joy of discovering new things and creating new things.

[@hhff8534]

Hey, I've been watching this series and it's been quite fun and refreshing. I'm also from the Subnautica series, but haven't ever commented Here are some tips and information: Iron is mostly used for practical stuff like tools, armor, buckets, shears etc... Copper excels in building (which is why you got tons) as you can make lots of different building blocks that slowly oxidize, giving you multiple colors to choose from. when building, you can treat blocks as colors, not materials. you don't have to make your basement with cobblestone. you can make it with planks, that andesite, or all that terracotta outside your house, or even bamboo blocks as long as you like how it looks. the only small difference is that some blocks explode more easily. You can actually make not just elevators, but even flying machines, big automatic doors, and even mini computers. it's just a very complicated system though, you can't just craft them. BTW, you should credit C418 in your video description as the music composer just incase, but I suspect whatever copyright issues you're having is people abusing the system. it happens to other small creators too.

[@Symbols_Cipher]

@@hhff8534 elevators and doors are made with flying machines.

[@hhff8534]

@@Symbols_Cipher some are not

[@letsplayeasymode]

@@hhff8534 hey there! Nice to hear from you! Thanks for the comment and letting me know these awesome tips!

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

25:41 7 is the BEST place to find iron. However, it can spawn higher than that.

[@karnewarrior]

BTW, explosions only drop some of the blocks they break, and break different amounts of different blocks. The most common source of explosions are creepers, especially early on, but other things that explode include TNT, Beds in the nether, and the "true" final boss of the game The Wither. At this point you're unlikely to encounter any of these other sources soon. To simplify it, you can expect any block that's exploded to drop the associated item about half the time. For example, if I blow up 50 stone blocks, I'll get back 25 cobblestone. If I blow up 10 wood blocks, I can assume I'll get back about 5 wood. Likewise, blocks will break at different rates based on an internal hardness score the game gives them. The hardest block in the game is Obsidian, which never ever breaks when exploded - however, it can only be found when you put water on a lava source block, or in ruined nether portals. You can only mine it with Diamond. So basically, covering your base in the stuff is kinda implausible. Stone is obviously harder than wood, which is in turn harder than dirt. That's why explosions will leave big craters in the ground in your garden, but only blew small holes in your floor and ceiling. Glass is pretty fragile, so explosions will wreck your windows. Water will also interfere with explosions. If you can't fight a creeper off, you might choose to flee into water instead, which limits their ability to hurt you and the blocks nearby quite a bit.

[@professorsip7242]

It was a creeper,after night fall they hang around in the morning he path found his way inside your house, don’t worry most of your stuff is still there just make sure you get items they despawn in five minutes, to avoid this sleep asap

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

psssst, I'm gonna let you on on a little secret. Minecraft pros, don't mine their iron. Remember when I told you about how you can unalive iron golems to get iron? Well, Minecraft pros automate that process! In bedrock edition villagers will spawn iron golems if the village gets big enough. Get enough villagers in an area, and they will start spawning iron golems. Make the iron golems spawn in a stream of water to their doom, put a hopper under the unaliving chamber (a block that picks up items under it), make the hopper filter into a chest, and BOOM infinite iron! Look up a tutorial, but make sure it's on bedrock edition. Java iron farms work a bit differently, and will not work on bedrock edition! It's not too hard, but it does require some materials you don't have yet. And don't worry about the villagers getting angry, you're technically not the one unaliving the iron golems! And thus the villagers don't get angry! Most iron farms use lava to unalive the iron golems. The villagers just think that the iron golem is dying from a natural pool of lava. And so they don't raise their prices. But it's not like you're going to be trading with the villagers, so it doesn't matter anyway!

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

This is more of a late game thing, just keep mining your iron for right now.

[@ablessedlyz]

Aw, take breaks as needed. You are so bold and strong, going through all these struggles just to make a video. You can still use the shovels to built that staircase to the water source for the suger cane. Hopefully you are feeling better by the time u read this comment. 🙂 God bless.

[@Reegareth]

12:00 To help with this, especially when you're using a controller, put a pressure plate (That wooden thing you made on one of the very first episodes) on the floor inside each door. Don't put them outside because then mobs stepping on them will open the doors. But if you put them on the inside the doors will automatically close behind you every time you walk in. To answer what happened. You went outside and came back in you left the door open at 9:16. The creeper explosion didn't damage as much because every block has a kind of explosive resistance. Some blocks like dirt are softer and will be more damaged and things like wood and stone will be less damaged. There are materials you haven't found yet that are extremely explosion resistant that creepers cant even damage. Not sure you would want to use them to build though lol. They aren't very pretty looking. Oh and side note. Creepers do actually destroy SOME blocks. If they blow up like 20 blocks you might be able to pick up like 12 of them. Second side note. Items disappear (despawn) after 10 minutes. If you drop your stuff you gotta hurry back to pick it up.

[@letsplayeasymode]

Thanks for the heads up man! A little bit later in the video I did end up putting pressure plates down in front of the door so hopefully we won't run into this problem again! 😁

[@Reegareth]

@@letsplayeasymode Oh snap! I didn't get to finish watching this until this morning because I had a date night. Awesome job figuring that out! I can already tell you're really starting to get a hang of this game but trust me there's a lot more coming! 😁😁

[@Llamu]

Just quick correction, unless they changed it. Stuff despawns after 5 minutes so long as the chunk is loaded

[@SonniXD]

Yes I wanted to add that as well ... 5 min to despawn in loaded chunks means if you die and respawn far away you have more time to get back ... I believe the 5 min start when the items are within your render distance... The world outside your render distance is basically always frozen in time (world spawn is an exception to this) ... Furnaces stop smelting for example when you get too far away and dolphins suffocate because they don't move anymore and so they don't get air to breath under water... And other similar mechanics...

[@Fe-Monger]

​​@@SonniXD items despawn timer starts when your are within simulation distance, not render distance. Render distance refers to how far you can see (how many chunks the game renders). Simulation distance refers to how many chunks are loaded around the pkayers location. Items won't despawn in unloaded chunks. Chunks can be rendered (you can see them) but not loaded (not within sim distance).

[@kekshunter4566]

You've really become a much better player. As soon as you find iron, always make a shield first. It often saves your life. It protects you from arrows and creeper explosions, zombies etc. I also recommend switching to keyboard like many others. It looks really cramped. However, it is much better than at the beginning

[@JarenJohnson-rb4dt]

The music in this game is so nostalgic

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

There's no dedicated block called an "elevator" but there are some redstone shenanigans you could do to make one. I couldn't explain it to you, the best thing you can do is look up a tutorial or something.

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

Oh, and don't forget to look up a design for bedrock edition. Bedrock redstone works a little bit differently.

[@infi2723]

5 MINUTES, that all you have until your items despawn. While you were trying to understand what happened, you just left your items sitting there.

[@CommanderM117]

elevator with levers Kinda yes Kinda No, it probably Possible with red stone, but Unlikly, Mods tho compeletly Possible. one method i know to make an Elevator is Boats and Sign posts, tho i think scaffolding can be used as elevator you just need to make sure the tunnel up and down is safe, other method is Water one leading down another up and Maga block thingy and soul sand. as for the creeper walking in and exploding, yes your correct it would of done more damage, but block have damage resistencesince your floor mainly Stone it won't break much 2 or 3/4 block at the most, if it dirt and wood it be worse. generally tho you want to make sure door closed to avoid such Incidents, mornings are not completly safe as creepers can survive in sunlight but despawn after some time or if your far away, skeletons and zombies can hide under object to avoid sun damage or if it raining it wont stop them, spider are peaceful during day. also water would muffle the explosion this applies to tnt as well. Spiders are 2 block wide and 4 across their not getting in unless your roof hole is 4 block open, they also tend to not fall through 4 block holes as their likely to ideal diaginaly across it.

[@johnsmooth1229]

This man needs a shield

[@letsplayeasymode]

Yes .. yes I do

[@anormaldude127]

you don't need to aim at glass pain to connect it... you can just "select" the pane on top/the side, of a "block" to be placed... the pane and fences "automatically" connect.

[@RepTechEP]

If you look at the village, they have pads. Using a shovel you can do that to dirt, this will prevent spawning mobs from spawning, together with lighting outdoors you should be almost completely safe day and night, just make sure to sleep once in a while.

[@NendoShisu]

You need pressure plates behind your doors

[@dimon37]

Andocite and Diorite are just a version of stone. You can only build walls with it (and stairs) nothing special. Copper is also not super useful (although you can eventually build a spyglass with it)

[@professorsip7242]

Stone is the best

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

Pls make another Minecraft video soon! I can't wait for you to explore that cave!

[@letsplayeasymode]

@@Finity2010-ud2rl Haha! The next episode is on Patreon and should hit the main channel in a few days! Glad you're enjoying it!

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

@@letsplayeasymode I can wait!

[@Coppermelon21]

The village and your house on the hill reminds me of hateno and the the ancient teck lab.

[@letsplayeasymode]

@@Coppermelon21 YES!!

[@Symbols_Cipher]

The minecraft character can hold up to 64 plus however many inventory slots worth of gold. And gold is said to be really heavy. So yeah the character is really strong.

[@Llamu]

Watching him just do literally everything he possibly could other than putting all his stuff in the chest after the creeper exploded (it was a creeper, the reason the explosion was smaller is because cobblestone is much stronger and more resistant to explosions) so that it didn’t despawn has me so anxious lol

[@letsplayeasymode]

@@Llamu Yeah, I need to remember that it fades away

[@menifeerobert67]

The green orbs you’re collecting are experience points they help u level up

[@kadinzaofelune]

The most common level for Iron is at y level 232 amd 16 underground so you would need a mountain. If you are going to venture into the snow make sure you have leather armor boots on so you don't sink into deep snow. Also mining you stair step down to get to the lower level iron. If you turn on your subtitles you can get a general direction the sounds are coming from. Make a stone cutter or steal one from village. You can cook cobblestone back into stone which gives you more options in the stone clutter.

[@reedlovesthegym]

dude you have the perfect commentating voice 😭

[@letsplayeasymode]

Why, thank you. I did do radio for 13 years! 😁👍

[@beesilverbee]

😂 pickle & pimiento loaf, oh yeah, in our house it was "special" and pretty much only the parents got it, while us kids got bologna - hate bologna to this day!

[@letsplayeasymode]

Same exact thing! Oh my gosh, there isn't much food that I have a problem with, but balogna is definitely one of them!

[@nicolas7061]

You can make an elevator using signs and water though I know for a fact there are better more modern ways of making elevators. Also, yeah it was a creeper who blew you up.

[@Symbols_Cipher]

You should have probably waited for the shears as now you need to find more iron. Minecraft is a bit about thinking about what you need more in current time, and managing your resources.

[@johnsmooth1229]

Please use your crouch button around ledges.

[@goattactics]

I was hoping you were going to place your chest down in time to save your stuff!

[@Symbols_Cipher]

Blocks have different blast resistance. When items explode, they are gone this is unlikely to happen with a single explosion, but it isn't impossible.

[@RepTechEP]

I found my twin, down to the back pain and sciatica 😅.

[@letsplayeasymode]

It stinks, doesn't it?

[@Symbols_Cipher]

50:47 that is a zombie. Likely in a nearby cave.

[@nsayyed5469]

There are methods for elevator

[@aliancabeldo2115]

HELLO🤗 I'M NEW HERE IN THIS CHANNEL AND I'M A PRO MINECRAFTER SO LET ME TEACH YOU SOME STUFF TO HELP YOU: -CREEPERS CAN BE DEALED WITH BY PUTTING A BLOCK BETWEEEN YOU AND THE CREEPER CUZ IT WILL NEGATE MOST OF DAMAGE. -BEST WAY TO DEAL WITH ZOMBIE IF YOU'RE SCARED OF FIGHTING THEM ARE BOATS JUST PUT A BOAT DOWN AND WAIT FOR THEM TO RIDE AUTOMATICALLY -SKELETONS ARE HARD TO DEAL WITH IF YOU DON'T HAVE ARMOR CUZ WELL THEY GOT INFINITE ARROW SOMEHOW SO JUST SPRINT AND TRY TO RUN PASS THEM -CRAFT WATER BUCKET, I'M TELLING YOU IT'S GONNA BE SO WORTH IT! FIRST YOU CAN MAKE A FARM OUT OF THE SEED YOU GOT, SECOND YOU CAN POUR WATER AND RIDE ON IT DOWN SAFELY AND EVEN IF YOU FALL YOU CAN RIDE AT ITS AREA BELOW YOU AND THIS CAN BE GOOD DEALING WITH VERY DEEP CAVES,YOU JUST NEED TO FIND ONE THOUGH😊OH AND THIRD YOU CAN USE THE WATER TO PUSH MOBS ESPECIALLY EFFECTIVE WITH THE MOV CALLED ENDERMAN JUST RUN THEN PUT WATER UNDER YOU AND WATCH HOW THEY GOT STUNNED WITH THAT. BTW YOU HAVE THE NICEST HOUSE FOR A NOOB CUZ EVEN ME I BUILT OUT OF DIRT BACK THEN😂 AND I TELL TO MY SELF IT'S DIRTYFULL

[@dimon37]

Good job figurine out how to work iron. You need to find your way to mine EFFICIENTLY. Just a way you can mine fast. You'll get many suggestions but find what you're comfortable with.

[@Finity2010-ud2rl]

14:57 DID YOU NOT LEARN YOUR LESSON WHEN YOU BROKE YOUR CHESTS BEFORE???!?!?! STUFF DESPAWNS IF IT'S LEFT ON THE GROUND!!!!! ARGGHHHH!!!!

[@letsplayeasymode]

@@Finity2010-ud2rl Yeah, I forgot

[@Symbols_Cipher]

24:24 don't worry, I have seen worse mistakes. Someone in a fail compilation accidentally made tons of iron boots, she was so flabbergasted about what she had done.

[@susannahintergardt52]

I recently used up all my iron on pants…

[@ActuallyAFungus]

Naproxen > Ibuprofin

[@seliasthemage]

Creepers suck!

[@SonniXD]

It hurts me to see you waste fuel ... 1 coal for 8 items

[@letsplayeasymode]

Yeah, I still need to figure out and memorize the ratios and numbers!