20 Simple Minecraft Hacks

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25 Hacks to Quickly Get Better at Minecraft

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Ah yes, using TNT instead of a shovel, cause I just HAVE that much TNT early game

chickenlittleconspiracys

9:58 And just like that we are going to need 10X MORE MATERIALS than a regular smelter. Gotta agree this is efficient ONLY IN THE LATER GAME.

Valezonoid

Barrels technically need 1 more plank to make since you need 3 to make the slabs need for the recipe.

Veltri_J

Pro-tip regarding the suspicious stew: don't bother with the regen version. The saturation one will heal more hearts, faster. I've tested both out on a creative world 'cause I was curious. (Dandelions or blue orchids will make the saturation one.)

dragonace

You can also get iron by finding those massive iron veins deep underground, which yield 3 stacks of iron on average.

TheSheepster

I usually save my wood pick so I can frame it later showing how far I've come.

theguys

Spruce trees might be the most efficient option in terms of wood quantity, but I think it is worth pointing out that oak trees are the only trees that you can use to farm both bee nests and apples (birch and mangrove trees can also have bee nests, and dark oak trees can also drop apples). Golden apples are useful healing items, and if you plan on infecting/taming villagers for breeding halls you are going to need a LOT of them. Granted, other trees can provide other useful resources as well (i.e. Jungle trees let you grow cocoa beans, and of course all trees have different wood colors which may be important for building), so ultimately just farm whatever trees you need resources from the most; I just know from personal experience that I want a lot of apples, and I wouldn't prioritize wood quantity unless you're specifically making a build out of wood because it's very easy to get a lot of (and you can build an automatic bamboo farm since bamboo serves nearly every purpose wood can).

chickensky

I learned all of this stuff early game. Also, for my fellow bedrock players, boats don’t block fall damage. A water bucket works much better, just spam L2. If you’re in the nether, a certain nether vine will help. Not just any vine though, one of them can be placed on any surface of the nether and the other can only be placed on crimson dirt. It’s a blue ish vine. You can spam place the vine to clutch, preferably get around 3-5 of them though because 1 vine will be much harder to guarantee good results.

Randalethedinp

Why even bother making wooden tools? I always make only a wooden pickaxe to mine stone, and then make all the tools out of it.

bucherbuddy

Keep in mind that Axes does a ton of damage in Java Edition only. And that boats nullify damage in only Java.

Games-in-a-nutshell

The diamond tip sort of gets instantly nullified the moment you realize that with just a few trades with a toolsmith villager, you can get a diamond pickax, and if your lucky, you can get one with fortune already on it. Granted you need a stack or two of iron ingots if you are just using that to trade (Iron Farms are so derpy that I hardly ever mine. I get everything from villager trading and from fishing.) to increase the villager’s level.

dylandepetro

My friend used the cow crushing farm in our SMP, and I thought it was unethical. Ten minutes later I had filled a 3x5 area with over 3000 chickens.

nottofrosty

“When you think of a tree farm, you think of oak. Instead, you should think of spruce” Me, who thought of spruce : 👁️👄👁️

Archivst

64 sus stews = 4 item slots vs. 64 steaks = 1 item slot. Who in their right mind would prefer the former over the latter?

Irdanwen

I find that carrots are your best bet for food. Easy and quick to farm, high yield of food, can be eaten raw, and can be crafted into golden ones later on.

ScrambledAndBenedict