50 Things to do in a NEW MINECRAFT WORLD!

How to start a new survival world in the best way! This video will be the perfect beginner's guide to Minecraft survival if you're new to the game or just a returning player! I'll be going through the first 50 things I always do when starting a new world!

[Lea_D.]

I always make a shield with one of the iron as soon as possible. Saves you from many skeleton arrows and creeper explosions!

[AManwithaBx]

It's rare to find a "How to start a world" video that doesn't tell you how to "do it right" or direct you towards the Ultimate End Goal of defeating the dragon in the End, as though that's all that matters. It's just you, telling us what you like to do and how. Very nice.

[spcydcy]

First thing I like to do is beat the ender dragon to get an elytra. Then I punch a tree and start mining until I get full iron.

[Mxgdalena_]

I recommend making a book and quill. You can use this for a diary, notes, projects, etc. You can also use it for coordinates if you don't wanna look through all of your screenshots and photos just for coordinates

[marazatz]

Tbh I like to keep the first pickaxe so then later I can put it into a frame to look how far I came.

[TalonMerlin]

I came here just to spread my idea of starting a world dedicated to building a railway in one direction endlessly.
However, you mustn't simply build the rails - you must build bridges, cutouts of mountains, and tunnels for the railway.
Keeping to standards for your railway's construction, see where it takes you!
I've built proper railways over oceans, through mountains, over mountains, through the forests, deserts, snowy tundras, etc...
I love it and hop on Minecraft to work on my railway everyday.

For all those playing with the thought, I highly recommend to not start a new world.
Lay down al your stuff and walk far away. Start from a new but without crating a new world.

Doing this, you only have to keep one world, which will grow and develope a history over time. Something that goes lost when you start a completely new world over and over again.
Ofc, this is only feasible if you plan to play vanilla.
But the feeling a few years down the road will be so much better when you can revisit a massive, personal world that shows your entire minecraft history.

[Rainjuh]

I usually break the entire first pickaxe mining stone. It's sort of tradition and I don't do anything else until I break it

Edit: For you know who you are, I used to rush the beginning game. I'd make a wood pick just to mine 3 cobble and make a stone pick. Then I'd head immediately for iron. I realized I had never made a full set of wooden tools and usually skipped right over the stone phase. I started slowing down a while ago and just enjoying the game.

[yapping-yapper-]

i normaly get full iron and then make no more progress

[StyxAnnihilator]

I rarely kill "wild" animals, save them for later to breed with. Normally more than enough of other food, along can save time on collecting to a farm. Meat that can be used for trading I store for later. Farm tip: Crops grow faster if in alternate rows, also need light if dark. Save coal for trade and blocks, since charcoal is easily obtained.

[JosephSchmidtfan]

Some really helpful advice here. A couple of points that I would add. Don’t throw your wooden tools away. Use them as fuel in the furnace at the game start.
If you spawn in an area like desert or badlands, or on an island, remember that kelp can be used as both fuel and a food.
Use your early iron to make a shield and a water bucket. Both invaluable when exploring caves.

[blckhwkie]

I bought Minecraft 2 weeks ago on PS5. Last time i played was at beta Mc, when I was a kid. Many things changed. Need to learn game again. Im 28 ys. old and I like this game cuz I can relax after hard day, great video! Time to collect some diamonds!

[godzillamaster]

Something fun to do that I will always recommend is starting your base with 1 room. After getting more resources, keep building in creative and different ways. I always look at Stampy’s world for inspiration.

[timberich]

I've been sporadically playing minecraft for over 10 years now but I just got Java the other day and got probably the craziest spawn I've ever seen. I spawned in a jungle and could see a Jungle temple straddling a river that went straight down into a ravine from my spawn block. I then left the jungle and came to the shoreline where I could see an ocean monument and 1/2 shipwreck. Then there was what is especially a floating mountain as most of the base is one of the new giant open caves! All while you have the previously mentioned ravine showing up randomly😂

[Pvmful]

Just wanted to say I started up my first hardcore world using this tutorial. I thought I spawned in a lame savannah biome, but I went around the mountain in front of the spawn and found a village, and a cherry grove biome. I’m now staying in the cherry grove on the opposite side of the mountain :)
For anyone curious, the seed is 3449278947243188591 :)

[LordAlpinDeepWoken]

Thank you. I've been struggling with coming back to the game, as I have no clue what to do in a survival world anymore, and this gave me more ideas on what to do and plan. Thank you for helping me come back to this awesome game!

[alejanarrentanz]

I mark my spawning point always with a craftingtable, surounded by 8 stairs. Its a bit of a waste early on, but i love this.

[Gamer_io]

This a great tutorial for new or us old players wanting to play again (because all the new features) ! deservers my thumbs up :D

[Deano]

I literally took notes in my phone with a checking list for when I complete the objectives, thank you for the great video!!!

[stevenjohnson]

Liking this video, and MineCraft is so much fun to play. I always look for the first tree that I need to punch down by collecting as much stacks of logs I'll need to build a starter house, then look for food at villages to create the first food farm in any survival world.