Which Netherite Mining Method Is Best? ▫ The Minecraft Survival Guide (Tutorial Lets Play)[Part 317]

[@aoxl6624]

I love that intro. Especially the spin from 3rd person into 1st person, it’s rlly satisfying.

[@temujinkhagan5308]

Alex Oxley cries in pocket edition

[@jeffreychickenlover80]

His intros are always like that

[@grants4177]

Can’t like, it’s at 69

[@bavariannight3015]

ok

[@teamrabbitparker4811]

Huh HUH HUH HUH UHH UHH UHH NO ANSWER NO LOVE YOU LOVE ME BYE LOVE LOVE AND LOVE LOVE TO SEE YOUR FACE LOVE LOVE AND LOVE LOVE TO SEE YOUR FACE LOVE LOVE AND LOVE LOVE TO SEE

[@Zero-jr1hi]

Pixlriffs: "so we have 3 methods here and we gonna see which one is most efficient" Scicraft: there is another...

[@soggycatgirl]

TNT dupers + flying machines?

[@dhmtbaaron6258]

@@soggycatgirl yup

[@dhmtbaaron6258]

@@soggycatgirl or we'll, its scicraft its gonna be something like that

[@junichirogaming4293]

World eaters haha lol

[@_Abjuranax_]

Ray's Works has a very simple static TNT Duper design that will clear a gigantic hole revealing Ancient Debris in a very short amount of time and effort. I highly recommend it if you are going for that method.

[@levgorlov7246]

I love this thumbnail, absolutely brilliliant!

[@bennybunny887]

He's the king of thumbnails, unlike neocubest

[@InfamousJRP]

My favorite thumbnails are from ALI-A

[@microwaveconfirmed9514]

Jericho Pichler pathetic

[@InfamousJRP]

I mean he's the thumbnail god

[@Jackson.Siebold]

I was going to comment that when I tapped on this video.

[@Mirtual]

"End crystals are really just a flex and are not very efficient" *Sad cubfan135 noises*

[@aprettycoolname4839]

It's actualy the cheapest

[@ejmobiledetailsgvl]

Don't Care B E D

[@orangutan.]

🧨

[@saphirdeglace6566]

Don't Care glass, obsidian and EYE OF ENDER, you call this cheap ? Bed and tnt are cheaper ! Bed = wool and wood and tnt = gunpowder and sand Maybe you like the end crystal but this is not the cheapest.

[@jacobwilson7754]

You want the cheapest, most efficient, AND safest way to do it? Make a new creative world with your survival seed and nuke large sections with TNT, then write down the locations of netherite that you find and go to those spots in survival. I already have a netherite pick and enough for a sword after a few hours of distracted bombing. Also a valid way to find portal rooms in a stronghold, as End portal blocks are nuke-resistant. Of course, this won't work for servers that keep their seed private, but oh well.

[@antemordacity9885]

Beds are the deadliest & most precious items in minecraft, they kill, set spawn point,help skip the night & find Netherite!

[@antemordacity9885]

@@thebeehiveman7108 thanks

[@theblitzinkiller]

CreeperPlaysRoblox u r wrong, he did get it.

[@antemordacity9885]

@@theblitzinkiller I edited it after he said it

[@madhavibhupta8827]

Hey zikzargil when is next your video

[@grim3646]

Most OP item in the game outside of a water bucket lol. Can even kill the ender dragon with it too lol

[@takethetips6741]

Bedrock edition best method: Bed mining Java edition: TNT mining How to make both methods more effective than how you did it in the video. Bed mining: strip mine and every 8-16 blocks make a peekhole on both sides, place the beds down and explode it.( also put the bed on the level of your head at y 12.) TNT mining: Every few blocks place down TNT instead of placing TNT in every block on the ground in the stripmine.

[@tinybee4864]

What is it that makes it different on the two versions?

[@420Zidane]

@@tinybee4864 gunpowder farms don't work well on bedrock so getting lots of tnt isn't as efficient as just making a wool farm

[@xaviertoro5200]

@@tinybee4864 sadly but fortunate for bedrock players is proven that ancient debris is more common on bedrock edition than java thats why bed strip mining at y 13 in bedrock is best and tnt strip mining at y 15 in java is best, ancient debris spawns differently in both editions and is rarer in java

[@gamerdude491]

I'm just happy that I get to use TNT for something productive other than simple amusement!

[@pruned]

@@xaviertoro5200 i don't think that they would essentially make a rare ore more common in one version of the game instead of universally

[@mvl666_darkrio]

Another part of the sand being the most costly thing for you in the TNT recipe, Pix: Unless you wait for wandering traders with sand trades, it's not renewable. You'll have to go further and further out in your world when you need sand. This is why I think Husks should drop sand in vanilla.

[@vu3aym]

Mojang: adds ancient debris End crystals are now usable 2b2t players: *my time has come*

[@tpgmflint]

Its sad that 2b2t is stuck on 12.2

[@adityabarun1571]

@@tpgmflint it would probably corrupt the server and many bases and tunnels would be destroyed so it's better in 12.2

[@kaustubhgupta8356]

Can someone explain me what 2b2t is

[@nerdojad]

@@kaustubhgupta8356 a very old minecraft anarchy server (meaning it has no rules)

[@blurredxbldayz3561]

@@nerdojad t h e o l d e s t a n a r c h y s e r v e r i n m i n e c r a f t

[@toby2164]

I love your videos dude they are one of the things keeping me through lockdown

[@sushantpd3208]

yes it's boring in lockdown but his video entertains us

[@notallthatskilled]

The only youtuber better than pixlriffs is jyksedi (my opinion)

[@shallow_night7046]

Dream, Mumbo Jumbo, and Grian too tbh their better IN MY OPINION

[@tater428]

Pixlriffs: Hello everyone, my name is Pixlriffs and welcome back tooooo....... the Minecraft Survival Guide. Never gets old!

[@pixelistics860]

i was lost in the nether with my friend and we had to mine all the way home. we were mining at y 56 and we found a piece and ancient debris in the wall. we were playing on bedrock. has anyone else found anything like this before?

[@Raskolnikov70]

Not that high up on the Y-coordinate, but sure I've run into a few random pieces here and there when I wasn't trying to find them. Always a nice surprise :)

[@wilyriley_]

ancient debris is most common between layers 8 and 22 but it can spawn up to y 119 rarely

[@HyperKR027]

I found one approx. at y=87...

[@grim3646]

They can generate anywhere within the Nether. You will just more likely find them at around y 15

[@orangutan.]

I found debris at y=82 WITH A WOODEN PICKAXE

[@renderproductions1032]

Pixelriffs getting ancient debris: A fine Addition to my collection. Pixelriffs after making the TNT method better: Another refined addition to my collection.

[@georgeball1382]

Pixlriffs, not pixel 😃

[@noyoucant8862]

@@georgeball1382 does it really matter?

[@burningfury4065]

People then: DIAMONDS REEEEEEE!! People now: I don’t need sleep I need netherite.

[@CodedSmelter]

lol

[@Apotheris]

Yees

[@burningfury4065]

@Nathaniel Harrison Chong I’m saying that now people are in a hurry to fuse it with diamonds.

[@blackcatpirates8134]

@@burningfury4065 yeah 🤣

[@fazza2104]

#tbbtmemes

[@kofivy0981]

Netherite: I’m stronger than you. Diamond: You might be stronger than me, but you are nothing without me.

[@maggievong8523]

So true

[@nooneliterallynoone2023]

And also without gold

[@Hhand2]

Crafting table: AMATEURS

[@raddyvexxgamez3946]

Not completely true but somehow true You can get the same amount of netherite ingots as diamonds/iron/gold/leather to make gear for it The smithing table just makes life easier

[@navarchofthesky]

Wood : AMETEURS

[@peteredwards8556]

In my experience this is how to best mine for debris For players who don’t already have an established world and are relatively new to their worlds should use beds. They’re cheap, and relatively easy to use, however it does lead to a lot of fire everywhere, which is why if you have a long term world you’ve just updated, I recommend TNT mining. It’s pretty efficient and doesn’t cause fire, however it’s VERY expensive. Also, you might find debris while digging the tunnel. But you can make a bigger boom. Cubfan135 showed a clever way of tnt mining, in which he dug out z small room, covered it in tnt, and put an end crystal in the middle. This strategy works very well, but it costs a lot of resources and I’d only use it on a server where you’re already well established. Or... The members of scicraft developed a massive machine that rips apart the nether to find ancient debris. The machine is very fast, and it can uncover the debris very quickly, but it is VERY, VERY expensive. But on a server like scicraft, go for it. In conclusion, if you’re new, beds If you have a established world, tnt If you’re rich, tnt and end crystals If you’re on scicraft, world eater

[@robodog380mlg3]

I fill my whole inventory with beds and I find around 25 ancient debris I'm not new it's just simpler this way

[@shallow_night7046]

great idea but tnt is my fav lmao

[@bread4177]

~~entire video in 100 words~~

[@waxerstarwarsexplained550]

What about farming pickaxes from the villagers

[@beemo_99]

Well, this episode was a blast to watch.... (Old, reused pun, but idc)

[@ulsterunited8503]

hehe

[@jimjimguy1235]

(Roaring applause)

[@mr.seacow7203]

That pun is so reused, that ur making me want to *SLEEP* Hehehhehe

[@walroom5215]

69 likes Nice

[@katievacca5421]

@@mr.seacow7203 i beg to differ i thought it was FIRE

[@stormie909]

i know its gotten late when i see a pixlriffs notification pop up. good stuff man.

[@dylanohanlon9367]

Otis Wallace don’t forget about your only neighbor, Ireland

[@nooneliterallynoone2023]

The best tnt method is 1 tnt every 5 blocks in the floor at y15 No chain reaction but it is the most efficient: i make a lot of blast mining and you get an average of 12 ancient debris for stack of tnt

[@vinogr00nko93]

I think placing tnt every 3 blocks and using twice stacks of tnt per 12 debris is much more efficient

[@davec1085]

I used the bed method in beta 1.16.0.59 and got 54 debris with a stack of beds

[@HeqtMC]

David Pizarro a stack of beds?

[@logy80]

@@HeqtMC aka 3 stacks of wool

[@Sarivelle]

Okay, that's not the tnt method. Doing them one by one, dug into the wall of the hole created by the last explosion, at y15, gives an average of 17-18 per stack of tnt. But that takes over an hour to go through one stack of tnt. basically only good if you don't have a creeper farm.

[@dozeeozie2789]

* warning * My english isn't that good , sorry in advance .This post is a good review . i wanted to let you know that i love your approach on " i heard theory s and ... lets put them to the test " and still let me know your personal preference beetwin them all . i like basically the way you think and talk . Easy to understand and you do take a certain amount of time to explain little details left and right , which ARE also important in the ... equation :) .. Thank you for your time and please ... do continue your work !!

[@jacobwilson7754]

Honestly, your ability to write in English is better than some people I know. Keep learning and improving! You can do it!

[@shallow_night7046]

I second Jacob, You have potential to get better!

[@billywoodruff7173]

@@jacobwilson7754 I dont second Jacob it awful

[@Enderia2]

@@billywoodruff7173 it isn’t it just has to many …s and spaces for punctuation.

[@zin6749]

Pixlriffs upload schedule has taken a swiftness II potion

[@morosis8095]

Who else learns so much from this series?

[@zairustamabdullah2213]

Me bro and also i didnt like to use bed.

[@pastaslut]

me!!

[@timothykoch2797]

it’s the point of the series

[@damgaronfire]

Me... Even if I can't play MC Java

[@Ar1xF]

ofc me

[@liorajalfon]

2020: omg full netherite 2030: netherite!? I have enchanted crystal ruby ultra supernova explosion proof+ armor you noob!

[@gabeng1646]

nah, we will get access to creative mode in survival

[@Rachel_Tensions]

shut up

[@brandon-cw9ud]

i didnt laugh 😐😐😐

[@shallow_night7046]

but it took 11 years to make a better tier :// maybe 2031 is end rubies ://///////////////// no one knows

[@richardhobbs7360]

MythicalPhoenixGaming or making emeralds useful

[@MutiKush]

Totally agree with the bed method, its clunky and slow. TNT is my preferred method by miles.

[@burger9997]

Yeah theres a reason I spent hours on my gunpowder farm

[@priyakher1]

There is still the thing that beds have a larger blast radius than tnt , creepers and charged creepers, the only thing that beats them is end crystals. I'm not sure if that has changed in the last month.

[@maxwellli7057]

Bed method was deigned for starters, mostly people who cant build tunnel bores or craft TNT in their worlds yet. It isnt designed to be amazing, it was deigned to be cheap and faster than manual mining.

[@lukebountris4995]

Bed burns all the netherite

[@diredread5433]

@@lukebountris4995 are you joking

[@shanestroud921]

Just got into your survival tutorial series and it is like no other! You're doing a really good job with these! Are you thinking about making a Magma Cube farm with the spawner at the Bastion?

[@lj.youtube0901]

His reply to all such questions is "eventually"

[@georgeball1382]

The answer to ‘Will you do _______ in 1.16?’ will almost always be eventually.

[@adamlubert3404]

Come one pixlriffs, flexing on us with your multicolored wool and like 7 full stacks of end crystals

[@BoneCrushr72]

In regards to the slime block mining machine, it also has pistons to push down any found netherrite to ensure it never gts clogged.

[@TinyWorlds]

My favorite method is drinking fireres and then just mining while in full sprint

[@shallow_night7046]

i dont need fire res i just have full enchanted diamond lmaooo

[@zesovietonion4783]

MythicalPhoenixGaming you can still die with full enchanted diamond, weak flex

[@shallow_night7046]

@@zesovietonion4783 well if you take too long in the lava, which would be your fault, not the armor’s fault lol and im talking 2 fire res 4 armor

[@sjoerdobaas5349]

You would fit so good in Hermitcraft, it is so sad that you have no time for hermitcraft because of the survival guide. And at the same time I learned so much of your guide. Keep up the good work!

[@shallow_night7046]

He wouldn't be a good companion, since he likes singleplayer and doesnt like relying on other people

[@waxerstarwarsexplained550]

The reason he doesn't want to join hermitcraft is that he does the hermitcraft recap... So recapping his own work?

[@techquire]

just came from a netherite mining session got my armor netherite.Next is tools

[@vedantvirkar8970]

EXOTIC RUNS!! Just a suggestion, but you should upgrade your tools first

[@Raskolnikov70]

I haven't bothered. Been playing the same survival world for over 4 years now and I've got chests full of maxed-out diamond tools for everything. If I lose some in lava it's easier to grab another instead of struggling to mine netherite. Armor and weapons though, definitely upgrade those.

[@FlynnMegaTensei]

i got all netherite armor and tools

[@wilyriley_]

Raskolnikov70 but you can’t lose netherite tools due to lava. also they have a higher durability

[@demonthekingjarrett]

You are slow i got it at the first day it was added

[@56sasori65]

So I started watching your videos from part 1 two days ago and have made it to the nether! I've restarted so many times, after watching your guide, I finally made some progress!!! Your survival guide is great! I learned about things I never would have thought to do. Great job. I look forward to your next episode!!!

[@pranoymenon8399]

Empirical testing? Now there's the Pix I know! Edit: I was hoping for this video ever since the "upgrading to netherite" vid came out;

[@brandon-cw9ud]

ok

[@Niki1A_]

The Wither only shoots blue skulls when it is bored because it has seen no target for a few seconds. If you keep yourself or any non-undead mobs in the withers line of sight, it will not shoot blue skulls.

[@thatrandomnononhypixel]

Diamond: You took everything from me. Netherite: I don't even know who you are.

[@passingRakz954]

Saman Bhandari well yes, but actually no.

[@fazza2104]

Well no but actually no

[@adityarajchopra3887]

There is no doubt this series is the best on youtube if the host is so cheerful

[@astikach666]

Being a little off topic here, @Pixlriffs are you going to make a episode about overworld perimeter like mumbo's in season 6 hermitcraft.

[@Raskolnikov70]

+1 for this idea. It probably won't be for a while but doing a large-scale digging project using flying machines would be a great topic for a few episodes once he runs out of nether stuff to talk about.

[@grim3646]

@@Raskolnikov70 I agree, only, can he pull it off enough to be able to teach us? There's a lot of technical shenanigans when it comes to contraptions like world eaters and perimeter makers.

[@buddrickpopperson]

18:03 the booms are in sync near the end and it is so satisfying!!

[@itzspidey07]

Netherite: I know that im the strongest and valuable item in this whole game but im just scared of that thing... Cactus: hehe!

[@temujinkhagan5308]

Ahmed Nasrullah ah yes the cactus, destroys items thrown into it, stronger than the lava, nothing survives it NOTHING

[@iridqe]

not even cacti can survive itself.

[@mineland8220]

I fear bo man But that thing... *Cactus* It scares me

[@itzspidey07]

@@mineland8220 oh that better

[@itzspidey07]

@@temujinkhagan5308 yea

[@TheBlank-wm6yt]

Pix, u gud. While others make farms and give credit in the description, you straight up told us to check out their vids. I respect that fact and wish the guide will go on for a long time.

[@DerpTS]

Me: Damn I better start on some schoolwork *pixlriffs uploads* Me: I guess work can wait

[@itsaverii0213]

Theres No School

[@aarushjaiswal5990]

Literally same thing happend I was just going to start my chemistry homework

[@aldayehendriks3453]

@@itsaverii0213 You dont?

[@DerpTS]

@@itsaverii0213 there is for me, just its online

[@mrappu2884]

@@aarushjaiswal5990 Same man

[@Miguel-hj8sq]

I tried mining upto 1000 blocks away from my base and found only 4 ancient debris. On my way back, I placed TNT as you said and found a total of 43 ancient debris. Thanks pixlriffs, now I have full netherite set.

[@HaxballHydra]

Pixlriffs :- finds netherite Me:- still crying for a pc to play minecraft Me:- using my friends pc to play minecraft :( Me:- still struggling to get coal :(

[@wintersfan]

Coal Is Easy

[@frostbg6782]

Very sad i am sorry for you

[@HaxballHydra]

:(

[@syranth8912]

I've been alternating beds and tnt based on availability at level 11 with solid results, I'm moving to 12 and 13 after this. Thanks!

[@halfcro6152]

The thing to take from this video is that XRAY is still more efficient

[@kapishchhabra7309]

No don't do it

[@the_void996]

You’re only cheating yourself if it’s in single player.

[@ryan61228]

Gaming_64 ok boomer and whoooooosh

[@user-bh7po8te7b]

Small pp

[@halfcro6152]

@@user-bh7po8te7b no u

[@xZotiC454]

Thanks for this update Pix. I too am happier with the TNT method. There are less lava pockets to clean up and I’m reckless, having to put out fires all the time is something I have zero patience for.

[@aoxl6624]

“End crystals” 2b2t intensifies

[@theblitzinkiller]

I’m pretty sure you watch FitMC and SalC1, don’t you? I do. LOL

[@vedantvirkar8970]

What is 2b2t? I dont know [not a joke]

[@aoxl6624]

The oldest anarchy server

[@aoxl6624]

In minecraft

[@vedantvirkar8970]

K thanks

[@novavortex7763]

Everytime i watch one of your videos i just want more its so relaxing! and informative!

[@baranorak4080]

*Gets roughly the same amount of debris with TNT* Pix: Maybe the real victory was the friends we made along the way

[@ZeroTwoWaifu]

Pix is one of those youtubers you never get tired watching Great job pix keep it up

[@mg1182]

Another amazing Pixlriffs tutorial i love them

[@microwaveconfirmed9514]

GodGamer whoever put a dislike is a fortnite weeb

[@adamsof4103]

@@microwaveconfirmed9514 yeah

[@joleneonyoutube]

This is just such a well done video. Smooth, good looking, well explained, systematic and logical, and on survival - and you are one of the few youtubers who make your ad breaks make SENSE in the narrative of the video. Thanks so much!

[@thanehancock5915]

Funnily enough, xray is a pretty effective way of looking for Netherite

[@alessandroiacono8196]

Can't believe I actually made It. I started from the very first episode and I watched every single one. Not kidding I didn't miss a thing. Keep up the good work!

[@bryantejeda648]

its 3 am and i now im watching this what has my life come to😞

[@AA-db8ht]

Lucky me, i watch this at 12 pm

[@devincarter2830]

Jokes on u im watching at 8 am

[@grim3646]

It's ok man, you still got worth in your life. I'm watching this at 6:00 AM lol

[@Terrakol]

Well... Its becomes better by knowing this method

[@dekutofresh2581]

Our times a far apart it’s 7 rn and you posted this an hour ago for me and it was 3 for you

[@tw1sterr248]

I have been watching you for a while and today was the day I subscribed!

[@noodleseed]

"end crystals" *2b2t instincts kick in*

[@mitchelljericho3942]

Even when i already know the things he says, i still enjoy the videos. Great job, love your videos.

[@AnonymousM1001]

I know things about Minecraft I've just never had the guts to do anything. I've only just beaten the Ender dragon last year for the first time after watching his video

[@gearx8748]

please don't meme and don't say things like "first" so that feedback comments can be seen.

[@Raskolnikov70]

Channeling Xisuma today? I see someone else is a man of culture.

[@burger-esports]

second

[@aadi55]

Bruh I gotta meme to the only thing I know

[@vedantvirkar8970]

Second

[@skywz]

so why are you blocking up the comments section with this?

[@psychotic2563]

5:15 Noooo dudeee.... Y:12 is where ancient debris is most common (because you also reveal Y:13;14;15 while doing that with your mining method ;) ) It saves a lot of time for quantity. Much love

[@ryanlam213]

You forgot to mention you can use respawn anchors for netherite mining in the end.😜

[@wilyriley_]

also in the overworld

[@themelonman4303]

Yes however there is nothing of value to mine for in the end and stuff like diamonds are nit blast resistant to tnt and respawn anchors.

[@andrewerdem6017]

@@themelonman4303 whoosh

[@hibrother6764]

Carter Wells It’s a joke

[@ryanlam213]

What are you guys talking about? You haven't heard of the new block they added??? It's endstone

[@somedudeinahoodie682]

@Pixlriffs actually you dont need to put stacks of 63 for the bed crafting materials, if you put 64 for all it is also divisible by three as each row you could fit 9 stacks.

[@8Dovahkiin8]

Beds suck!! They don't stack, light everything on fire, u even take damage when u use them and lose durability on your armor. TNT is more expensive but much cleaner to use. I had much less trouble while digging with TNT, its faster and less nerve-racking

[@mineeagle2651]

Beds are good early game when you want to get your first netherite and you dont have a good gunpowder farm

[@ebentually]

sand (if not duped) can be a really scarce recourse so that would be the main cost/disadvantage of using the method. That's why i honestly prefer the beds

[@tanner7622]

this may be the case on java, but on bedrock there are no creeper farms and that makes beds the best, since they’re attainable

[@thechto-to3151]

I just use mining method using a pickaxe, it's the cheapest, you get materials out of it (gold, blackstone, gravel and quartz), and it's more controllable. I got 11 debris out of a stack of TNT and that's not enough for my goals.

[@violintegral]

You're doing wrong then. I just take 3 stacks of wool and 3 stacks of planks with me and a crafting table. Then I don't have to fill my inventory with beds and only make 10-15 at a time. If you're constantly getting lit on fire, you're doing it wrong. Be as far away as possible when clicking the bed.

[@Hokie200proof]

Awesome vids man. Started playing the game for the first time with my 5 yr old son, who has played for about a year now. Was able to catch up with your tutorials in no time (and was shocked how much he already knew from just trial and error and watching other people play the game on KZbin). He's still a little kid, so scared of the nether, so up to me to deck him out in his first netherite armor, so this vid will help a lot. Much, much appreciated.

[@arielorthmann4061]

Short answer : tunnel bore Long answer : well tunnel bore it's so obvious

[@janb.3600]

How do you deal with caves though?

[@arielorthmann4061]

@@janb.3600 by doing nothing. Caves aren't a problem

[@adrielquiroga7901]

Pix, for beds to be more time and space efficient, try digging a looking tunnel and then poking holes the deepest you can with your pick 8 blocks apart from each other, then put the beds in the holes. You take almost no damage (no damage if you use a shield). BTW, I love the series and love that you took the time to try all the methods

[@BedWarBoy]

This video was great Vid uploaded 2 min ago Lol

[@4600foley]

Bruh you couldn't have even finished it yet, it's half an hour and been out for 9 minutes

[@maxixme7553]

Tom Foley you can’t read? Lol

[@4600foley]

@@maxixme7553 yes, he was just trying to show he was early

[@vinogr00nko93]

@@4600foley he literally wrote that. Being able to read is quite usefull you know?

[@4600foley]

@@vinogr00nko93 My point is he said that to signify he clicked on the video early you numbskull

[@slapjustslap8010]

4:06 With a big old badaboom!

[@woful3022]

Your videos are awesome!

[@BedWarBoy]

Have you even watched it?!!!

[@T_5N1P3R]

in my experience, when me and a friend of mine went digging at separate directions i dug straight and he toke random turns, he got more debris. Earlier today i used beds and found 25 (found 5 yesterday). In conclusion: bed worked out better for me

[@nikileshraamsivakumar9746]

When you are too early to do the usual "scrolling through the comments"

[@fergusjohnston6484]

i havent seen you do the tests yet and i predict that tnt will get most but i will always use beds because they are so cheap and netherite is actually not very rare in bedrock

[@pixelby6030]

I personally recommend finding netherite using end crystals jklol.

[@pixelby6030]

Oh flip he actually did recommend that😂😂

[@gdbronner]

I was team bed, but you have convinced me that TNT works better when gunpowder is an easy resource. One tip that I have learned is to bring a bunch of empty buckets to deal with the random floating block of lava. Much faster that trying to replace the lava block.

[@nathankalitta6254]

No Sleep gang!

[@itsaverii0213]

Im Not Sleeping Cause Im Filipino

[@FireBlaster-pd2hn]

I only need 2-4 hours of sleep

[@shoot2live629]

I’ve never been this early to a PixlRiffs vid Now i feel like I’ve accomplished something in quarantine

[@chi7927]

WHEN UR SO EARLY U DONT KNOW WHAT TO COMMENT Me: :/

[@souptikchakraborty2004]

He explained the tutorial as a cooking tutorial "here we have this....u would also need this...." LOL

[@mikeH824]

I love the mining montage. I think I like it more than timelapses

[@A1iiiiii]

best things about the nether update: 5. Piglins/Hoglins 4. new Biomes and Blocks 3. Bastions 2. Netherite 1. Pix returning to his daily upload schedule 🥳

[@HerrTukan]

Yeah, I also wanted to mine for ancient debris, and I'm a big fan of the TNT method too. So I went out and found myself a second stronghold. - Laughs in sand duper -

[@phantomjaden]

I respect Pix for being willing to admit that bed mining is decently efficient. I personally prefer beds over tnt because of how ridiculously cheap they are, even if using them is slightly slower than tnt.

[@potato3298]

I’ve mined using quite a lot of end crystals and found stacks of ancient debris because of them. Removing the obsidian is a very good thing to do when mining using them. When you remove the obsidian, the explosions from the crystals improve immensely, mining a whole cube of netherrack out and revealing a lot of ancient debris in the process.

[@Klycix]

i think when pewds had a suspicion that the bed method wasnt as fast as mining, he might have a point as with beds and tnt, u have to set up, either to shield urself from beds or to produce chain reaction from tnt, while the pickaxe mines really fast. i do believe that the dps from pickaxe surpasses the burst of the other methods, however the burst is safer as u wont have lava coming down ur face

[@ThatOneDudeNick]

TNT has been doing me well. I don't like cleaning up the fire and plugging lava holes from beds. I just make a hallway around Y13 (for the reason you mention) then drill individual holes to the left and right, place TNT, then light one at a time. I never considered the chain reaction method. Chain reaction seems more efficient, but I kind of like my cleaner but tedious way.

[@uppadabhuvanendra7231]

Is it just me or Pix a legend in naming is gear!??

[@omgisarinagrand]

Why am I so happy to see a Minecraft Survival Guide in my inbox😅

[@E34-v3z]

I really love seeing the upload notification popping up :D

[@jthomson8645]

I like how stubborn Pixel was when saying which method was best, I think people will go with the beds simply because it’s practically the same as TNT except beds are a lot cheaper. Another very helpful video though

[@shrutipatel6780]

You can remove the obsidian block underneath and then blow the end crystals for better explosions

[@warb_of_fire]

Answers at 18:55. For an hour of each: 11 from mining 21 from beds 22 from TNT See also Cubfan's video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4a7amt4qZmSiMk#t=13m

[@xaviertoro5200]

i love this dude i watch him every single day i think hes awesome and one of the best mc players of all time, but i believe the bed method is the most effective i find loads of ancient debris also is very cheap to use

[@shallow_night7046]

you dont know illumina, the hermitcraft members, dream, or technoblade?

[@johnmurray7976]

The pain in pixel’s voice when he admits the bed method is a totally viable and considering cost, is the superior method, is great

[@anthonybrechbill]

I think the pickaxe method is a bit underrated. For one thing, you can instamine netherack with a good pick, which means it's more efficient to just go ham and dig a rough tunnel than to dig a nice corridor. Also, you don't have to deal with lava at all. You just go around or under it. After all, the important point with any method is to expose a large area as fast as possible, with the greatest convenience.

[@jxcobriley]

I just like the bed method, cause its a lot easier to get earlier on compared to TNT and end crystals

[@thelanavishnuorchestra]

I'm with you on the TNT being your preferred method, but the bed method works best when you create a tunnel and poke holes into the sides of the tunnel. It makes it a lot less time consuming to blow up a large section. You still have to deal with all the fires and taking damage and getting set on fire. So, to the cost of beds, add more potions of fire resistance to the cost of beds.

[@tonyberglund5441]

I'm always low on sand with the amount of glass I use and I believe others have the problem as well. I would like to see you make an episode with sand duper/gravity block duper. My friend has made one and it improved my life significantly. keep up the good work. :)

[@theorodgers4991]

Tony Berglund you can trade with villagers to get lots of glass

[@tonyberglund5441]

@@theorodgers4991 Yeah i know, I have 1 villager in my base i can do that with. I should probably expand my trading hall. Thanks for the advise still :)

[@shwetakejriwal9380]

You're the first one to do some tests in complete survival... CONGRATULATIONS

[@brawlstarswithbruh2434]

I enjoy your videos very much..thanks for making qualitycontent.....yesterday i defeated ender dragon first time and today i found my first elytra ...thanks for giving me a decent knowledge about minecraft ...and yes i didn't die a single time defeating dragon and finding elytra 😉

[@chaosmarine54]

Tips for the bed method - Use beds similar to TNT, by this I mean you should dig a long tunnel then place a bed and explode it. This means you can mostly ignore lava and do not have to build in the fire and lava covered area. Then move back, place bed, explode, repeat. Don't bother putting out the fire, you aren't trying to expose blocks like when mining in the overworld. Say the bed destroys 100 blocks when it explodes, that's 100 chances to see netherite. spending time putting out the 20 or so fires to see a few more won't be worth it. just place another bed and explode some more. I hope that explained it well, this way should make the experience a lot easier and much more efficient.

[@xcaliber6002]

It was fun watching you experiment on stream. I would love stacks of netherite but I also just like mining along with my pickaxe.

[@doctorteddybear4768]

Pixlriffs: Hello everyone! Welcome back to the mincraft survival guide! Me: ITS THREE IN THE MORNING