83 Minecraft Things That Don't Make Any Sense

83 Minecraft Things That Don't Make Any Sense

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[danagoyette]

I like how the old block-shaped stonecutter is called just stonecutter, and the new non-full-block stonecutter is called stonecutter_block.

[堌]

There’s actually a very decent reason why the stonecutter doesn’t deal damage. It’s because in bedrock edition villagers stand on workstations sometimes

[beethebee]

2:00 this actually makes perfect sense! If the stone cutter DID do damage to the player, it'd likely do damage to other mobs, making a damage/death-trap nightmare for villagers as it IS a job block. it doesn't do damage so its not annoying in villages

[cinnamonkittamon]

For the lava particles, that would mean that players who have turned particles off would have things randomly catch on fire for seemingly no reason until they discover there was lava 1 block above something

[ClumsySteam]

Minecraft never makes sense that’s why it’s so fun

[aceofdiamonds]

While regular snow blocks don't dampen your fall, powder snow does the job just as if you fell into water

[Volvith]

Historically, chainmail was made with fire.
I love the older versions of minecraft for stuff like this. :)

[mrdoorknob]

For the shifting on magma blocks, it could be similar to a myth that mythbusters proved where slowly walking on hot coals was actually safer than normally walking on them.

[CheeseMiser]

Removed fireflys but we can still feed a parrot a cookie, resulting in poisoning it

[The_Unknwn]

For 58 (the loyalty trident one) The reason it doesn't come back is because the trident waits until it hits something before coming back, throw it into the void, it never hits anything. And your loyal trident becomes one with the void

[GremlinSciences]

With rabbit stew, it actually makes sense that it's less filling since it's a stew. However there's also an unlisted stat attached to food items, satiety, which works like armor for your hunger and rabbit stew happens to fill that hidden satiety gauge more than the ingredients used to make it.

[DarkManifesto]

Let's be honest here guys, we're just watching this for dopamine. I watched the whole thing and still learnt nothing, just like school.

[youtubeuniversity]

28:15 I was hopeful they'd work like Don't Starve shadow creatures, only rendering in and having hit/hurtboxes for players who meet the requirements for spawning them.

[cntstpgmg]

One thing that cauldrons and candles have in common is that they’re both pretty weird. You can put lava in a cauldron underwater and nothing happens. Similarly, you can light candles underwater… It just doesn’t make any scents…

[alfacinha]

I think there's a reason for not being able to put plants in the decorated pots, actually. These vases are clearly inspired by Greek amphorae. And if you do some research, you'll see that the Greeks did a lot of things with them, but putting flowers in them wasn't one of them.

[MaskedDeath_]

26:10 I'd actually say that most people could climb a ladder faster underwater than otherwise. If you try to stand on the bottom of a lake, the buoyancy is greater than gravity and will push you to the surface by itself. You can push off the rungs to propel yourself even faster. On surface, you have to fight gravity yourself.

Though I do wonder if speed climbers would do worse underwater or not.

[badwithusernames]

The logs aren’t the fuel in the campfire, it’s the coal. It doesn’t really matter what you put in there

[DTOMSM]

1:28 When you are exploring a snowy plains and it’s night and you see a random light, *don’t walk over it.*

[TCT]

I kinda like how arrows can go through cobwebs, though. It gives me Legolas vibes, like I'm such a clean shot I can thread an arrow right through the gaps.

[turkburg]

raining above clouds definitely doesn't make sense, but I see this as a great opportunity for a fun fact!
snow can fall without clouds! it's called "diamond dust" and it happens when ice crystals form on dust particles and fall once heavy enough