The BEST WAY To Move Villagers! | Minecraft 1.20 Guide (#33)

Villagers are an important part of minecraft, but moving them can be hard. In Minecraft survival guide episode 33 we talk all about how to move villagers in minecraft efficiently, easily, and safely! There are many ways you can move villagers, minecarts, workstations, and even boats. This video will show you the best methods and how to move villagers long distances too.

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if you read this comment "guidles"

[wattlesplays]

whats the BEST farm that uses villagers?? 👀

[Kegleneq]

20:27 Just wanted to say that you can compost the roots if you don’t want to keep them. I had to dump so many after farming a bunch of Mangrove.

[NicPilch]

Yes I (like so many other commenters) came here for info but I stayed for the whole episode bc you’re funny and I appreciate the story-telling. Wow, I’m almost 40, the joy these games bring to everyone, it’s something else. Gg!

[GeoxBoy]

For those wondering some solid ways without building railways. Boat and water bucket trick. You can also use a boat, fishing rod and lead. Put villager in boat, attach lead to boat, if you put cursor on side of boat with fishing rod and cast it, the fishing rod will stick to boat. From there you can fling the boat with the villager still inside and the lead still attached. Just keep casting fishing rod on boat. May need to get technique down so the fishing rod does not attach to villager, but I found that standing from front or back of boat and casting onto side gets it to attach way more often. Now you should be able to "launch" your villager in a boat where it needs to go.

[ImperialStoneDragon]

came here for the info not a 25 min long fooling around

[fire_dragon_]

Bamboo farm looks amazing! I love that bamboo wood. In a past world I moved villagers as close as I could to my base (Mesa/jungle) then used tracks and a minecart to move them where I wanted. Definitely prepare for a trail ruins episode. Even with mending they use your tools up a lot. Great villager house and episode!

[merchantre]

Imagine if we could use horses to move the villagers, just make the villager hop on a horse with you and travel. That'd be insane, practical and fun. Moving them right now is quite stressful.

[SK-ttqb]

Nice episode, im pretty starter in survival minecraft even thought I've been playing for over 6 years, this video helped a lot. And also for those people who play minecraft peacefull: at night villagers will go to any nearby bed

[ThreeSheep]

It would be so cool that Mojang adds Mesa, Jungle and Ender villages!

[chefdenker]

5 minutes in and not ONE useful information.

[iammonstress]

Wattles, you bring me so much joy in every video.

[SqueakingLion]

Since that's likely not the last time you're going to want to go to the desert biome, a better way would have been to either construct a railway or an ice road in the Nether. It may have required a little more effort, but you can reuse it indefinitely, and bring back more than one villager if you're talented with boats/rail carts.

[brycewilson]

One of my favorite series you do, guidles!! Love the vibe. Editing is top notch, my friend. Keep it up!

[Dragonariscraft]

Don't worry, before 1.21 you have time for at least 60 other episodes😂. Archeology is a great idea! Just don't forget to build the iron farm😂.
Great episode as Always!

[EthanRoche]

I like to get bricked up really soon -Wattles 😘

[spencer]

Yep could have used this before I actually moved a couple villagers to my first iron farm (I haven’t played in worlds long enough before to make one)

[arasdeeps]

Love the villager house! Did you notice that that taiga village bleeds into a swamp? You can get swamp villagers there if you ever need to! Though, really, you've probably got plenty of time. 😉

[rodimussupreme]

If you ever change up this build, you could rebuild it into a watchtower that watches over the fjord for any enemies trying to sneak up on you from the river below.

[imperfectxennial]

I just cleared land to build a castle. I spawned far from a village, so I looked for one, not building a starter house, found a village (small one, only 5 houses), built my house, then smelted a bunch of smooth stone, then just got done clearing a space for a 40X40 area near the village. Now to build the castle. Your video is a godsend being uploaded when I was in the process.

[tonalspace]

I was about to tell you this ever since Sunday but I couldn't because of my wifi being horrible. It's completely off topic to the guide, but if you're gonna make a 1.20.40 breakdown, you could include the new shaders candle lighting changes and customizable touch controls if you want to. It's alright if you don't include one of these. Anyway, I'm excited to see what this guide episode unfolds.