The Ultimate Minecraft 1.20 Guide to Nether Survival

The Ultimate Minecraft 1.20 Guide to Nether Survival

Learn How to Survive in the Nether in Minecraft, Entering and Exploring the Nether, Your First Time in The Nether and Tons of Tips and Tricks to Survive in the Nether are all covered in this video! Learn How to Defeat every Mob in the Nether and Everything you need to know about every biome in the Minecraft Nether! Tips for Exploring the Nether, Avoid Fire and Fall damage and Defeating Magma cubes, piglin, ghasts, Zombified Piglins and more!

📑Chapters📑
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Securing Your Portal
1:45 - Nether Wastes
2:12 - Soul Sand Valley
3:00 - Crimson Forest
4:00 - Warped Forest
4:42 - Basalt Deltas
5:43 - Fall Damage
7:32 - Ghast
8:44 - Enderman
9:46 - Piglin
10:32 - Zombified Piglin
11:56 - Magma Cubes
12:52 - Getting Food in the Nether
15:50 - Avoiding Fire Damage
17:45 - How to Not Get Lost
19:54 - Respawn Anchor

[miamaria]

for my fellow bedrock players: boats don't protect you from fall damage, the soul sand valley is plentiful with skeletons and a few ghasts (making it pretty dangerous), and there are no spectral arrows

[rustyshackleford]

The first time I visited the 1.16 nether in survival, I spawned in a crimson forest and built quite a large base, with the entrance made out of wooden doors. Some days later after the base was completed, I was chased by a ton of Piglins when low on health, I entered the base and expected to be safe.

Just for the Piglins to open the door.
My face was just like 😮

[khornethegrim]

A tip for dealing with hoglins, or just with doing stuff in their biome: they are afraid of warped fungus, so if you bring a few with you, you can plant them around where you are working or building and it will keep the hoglins away.

[bigfudge]

Also, you can put the potion for 3 minutes of fire resistance from the piglins into a brewing stand with Redstone to make them into 8 minutes of fire resistance.

[Squilfinator]

Pro tip: The Hoglins are afraid of the warped fungus (blue mushroom) when placed down on the ground. If you have one chasing you, you can place it down and they'll back off. This can also be used as an opportunity to get in a couple hits with a sword or shoot at them with a bow to get some pork chops

[MyUsersDark]

Tip for getting fuel from the nether: Though the nether wood itself can't burn, you can craft the crimson and warped planks into sticks, that can be used as fuel.

[reystlin]

Little advise about securing a portal. I know a lot of people like to secure it in overworld as well. Make sure you can easily escape if anything bad happen after you go through portal back to the overworld. My portal spawned me literally in a fortress but it was in a soul sand valley. I didn’t notice that a wither skeleton go through, so when I came back he cornered and killed me. He went through the portal in a first few seconds after I came to the nether I think. That was unfortunate also because the game lags a bit when you switch between worlds and my reaction time is not that great. Lost my hardcore world because of that. Beware.

[terrangame]

I know a LOT about minecraft, and I still watch these videos, they are so interesting, special thanks to the author for such a presentation, it is incredible, i actually love it!

[thebulletkin]

Funnily enough, despite having owned Minecraft for nearly 10 years at this point, I’ve hardly ever played it by myself and never completed it. I ventured into it for the first time today and boy is the ambience nice!

[ichimiustin]

Do not forget that the boats do not save you from fall damage in bedrock edition.

[macartinhocmc]

biggest tip i would give is to tunnel your way around instead of travelling above ground normally, even with iron picks you can clear through netherrack fairly fast and random inconspicuous holes that fall directly to a lake of lava are a big hardcore run killer if you are travelling above ground, mobs themselves aren't very dangerous if you're well equiped, until you got fire resistance armor and potions you should be very paranoid every time you step into unknown ground in the nether

[aradvila]

Things I didn't know and found very useful as a "veteran":
Spectral arrows can double your arrow supply;
Piglins attack you when you open a chest;
However I doubt that soulsand biomes are harmless, usually I find lots of skeletons and ghasts there, although that may just be my luck

[simonlind]

I've played for many years and didn't know about the vines basically being makeshift scaffolding. I always learn something new from your videos. Keep them up!

[monsieurdorgat]

The Nether definitely is when your minecraft character starts feeling less like a normal fantasy warrior/nomad and more of a wizard.

Teleporting around, making potions, and trading with extra-dimensional creatures (culminating in summoning the ultimate monster) all make the nether feel like the jump into something ostensibly much more magical than the normal world!

[trantanloc]

You can also craft crimson/warped wood into stick for use in furnace. Quite helpful if u start the game in the nether

[TheWaffleLord]

17:32 Having fire protection on one piece and protection on the other 3 is actually more effective than having fire protection on all 4 pieces

[yourbrothr]

Extra tip for not getting lost in nether, craft a book and quill and write the coordinates in it
Hope this tip helpful to you

[logantomasak]

Scaffolding is a way better block for reducing fall damage. Not only can you carry it in stacks. You can place it over edges where you need to fall. And it makes mining ores on ceilings 10x easier.

[Kilp_]

You need to pillar up only 2 blocks for zombified piglins and piglin brutes. Hoglins and iron golems need 3 blocks.

[jchoneandonly]

Navigation tip for Java edition, if you have multiple locations in the nether you want to use as a base, use banners and maps. You won't be able to see any details on the area but you'll have an idea of your location relative to the banner