We Spent 47 Hours Digging A Perimeter In Minecraft Survival

In This Episode, We Made A Perimeter in Survival Minecraft, By Spending 47 Hours Digging a Massive hole from the ground, down to the bedrock! A Total of 8.3 Million Blocks had to be removed! And the end result is just amazing...

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[DZK]

i love the aesthetic of half-carved geodes and massive chasms carved into the wall. they look so damn good

[nightowl]

Perimeter Process:
2:12 Arson
3:26 Flattening the area
4:05 Draining all water and lava including the underground that already make you suffer
5:42 Adding hole on every edge of perimeter and filling it with water to make the edges smooth
7:29 Making bomber plane for obliterating the land
9:39 Another bomber plane on Deepslate layer
11:58 Making the edges smooth (with bomber plane)
12:20 Showing how much Diamonds they had (rich)
12:44 Draining the blast protection that use to make the edges smooth (aka water)
13:14 Die with Style (Don't do this on Hardcore Mode. I warned you)

[Yotee]

You gotta respect the commitment and the grind that goes into making these videos. And it was definitely worth it, the end result looked amazing. Love it as always guys.

[Wunba]

Great job! Respect for the amazing editing! What’s even more insane is that you added a lot extra unnecessary time on making the walls flat, but that made it all the more impressive!

[BrutuxMusic]

I like how new perimeters are dotted with caves, geodes, lush caves and small little spaghetti tunnels. The new cave generation is pretty fantastic.

[Panimal]

The dripstone caves look so cool after the perimeter was finished




12:58

[_ZeroMaximum_]

Two ways to dig a perimeter:
1. Make flying machines out of redstone components that could dupe explosives to get as much efficiency as possible at clearing out a large amount of volumes of land.
2. *Hands.*

[hitclub-F]

The new update is really challenging to the perimeter, but you guys managed to make it anyway, really cool!!!

[BlueGreenSnake]

I recently did the same thing here, only mine is 320x320 (20x20 chunks), digging out the perimeter down to y-59 and filling it with water, only I made sure to clear out ALL the water and lava so I could leave it running overnight (it took me ages because I thought building it in a swamp biome would be a good idea). For anyone wondering about good height to build the second level on, make sure the TNT is on y24, it'll comfortably get to at least y-60
I'm now in the process of placing more than 81000 froglights (they're easily farmable light source blocks) filling in the first bedrock layer to make way for a cool carpet design I want to build on top of it!

[Sekalol]

Oh my goodness. Was thinking about this the other day and thought that the last version where you could realistically DIG a perimeter was 1.16, because deepslate takes soooo long to mine. Great work!!!! Appreciate you guys so much you are amazing

[probablyaparent]

Sorry to hear one of you ended up sick. I hope you're feeling better now and on the way to being completely healthy. Can't wait to see what you guys put in here.

[UppercaseChris]

As a man half way through their perimeter, I appreciate this greatly. The unforeseen problems are real

[dtc_joshua]

Can wait to build a powerful farm here
"Automatic Cobble Stone Generator" 13:05
XDXD

[fierce]

You just made a 13min video about something that took you more than 40 hours to do, yet somehow most youtubers manage to make a 20 min video about something that could be explained in 3 minutes. I admire your effort and dedication for finishing such a long and boring project and still making it entertaining to watch. THANK YOU!

[rishiverma]

Man, I get impressed with your work everytime.

[hamzakill]

2:12 the trees sacrifice will not be forgotten 🫡

[bencenx]

They actually NEVER clickbait! Amaizing work

[grandpawookie]

Doc got me wanting to build a large perimeter on my single player until i saw how much work it was....lol
glad to see some people can achieve what im far too lazy to do myself 🤣 good video guys

[betatheta]

The time lapse was so cool to watch, seeing the cross sections of the caves was really cool.

[frogchanp]

Bro… the absolute commitment to these vids are beyond my comprehension, but I guess if your really passionate about something then you’ll put 101% of yourself into that thing. Props to you guys