Minecrafts HARDEST Difficulty is... PEACEFUL?!?

Peaceful mode is mean't to be minecrafts easiest difficulty, disabling a variety of dangerous features and making the player less prone to dying. But, little do most players know, peaceful is actually harder then even the hardest minecraft difficulty...

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0:00 – Intro
0:57 – The Basic Changes
3:20 – The Inaccessible End Dimension
4:39 – Peaceful is the Hardest Difficulty
8:16 – Impossible Advancements

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1. C418 - Stal
2. Hollow Knight OST - Greenpath
3. Lena Raine - Infinite Amethyst
4. Scott Buckley - Solace

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#minecraft #minecraftdifficulty #peaceful

[TheMisterEpic]

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[sassychip]

This isn't surprising to me. Peaceful only gives you a practice game, let's you get use to the environment, but isn't much for game progression. I used to play peaceful when I first started playing, now I usually play on hard.

[Isilily]

Finally someone acknowledges that peaceful is borderline unplayable. I wish there was more thought given to players who want to engage with survival mechanics like hunger but don't want to worry about random mobs attacking when they're trying to build while also not cutting off access to basic resources.

[NovemberOrWhatever]

Ilmango's peaceful challenge also showed just how little peace there is. They bred pandas until they were sickly, harvested snot from the young, and suffocated them once they grew up. Cats provided a great source of string, if you can slaughter enough, and wandering traders can be kidnapped and brought to the end before being teleported so much that they forgot they'd already sold out.

[HelgaRakel]

After having played in Peaceful for over a year to learn all about this difficulty setting I think that Mojang needs to change a few things. There are many players that want to play in peaceful but the missing items make it frustrating for them. Blaze powder being the most frustrating but could easily be added to Wondering Traders for example.
But great video :)

[miiwii]

So basically, peaceful mode is the easiest for early-game, but the hardest for late-game play?

[andreisamarin]

I usually play on hard mode, but I often switch to a peaceful difficulty when I am building something big. It just makes the process a lot more enjoyable, since you don’t have to worry about creepers or annoying phantoms. It is a useful tool that should not be overlooked.

[autumnking]

It'd be interesting to maybe have peaceful mode be like creative in the way that you can have hostile mobs but they won't pay any attention to you. With something like that, progression would still be possible and it would still be a 'peaceful' experience

[DE]

I like peaceful mode, it's just a relaxing mode where you can build without fear of mobs, although I also sometimes switch to Easy for things like grinders and when I need blaze powder.

[asavakitchristl]

I can totally agree with this. I started my mc world last year in peaceful and had it in that difficulty for quite a while actually. It was so hard to get to some recourses. And as a noob I didn't really understand at first why. It took me a while to realize that I just cant do everything I see in Hermit video while playing on peaceful.

[trishial]

I usually give my self a "grace period" when I start off playing on Normal, where I spend my first 5 days in Peaceful to stock up and find a home before I bring in hostiles
Being able to play minecraft at your own pace is one of the biggest strengths of this game, but Peaceful having so many gameplay restrictions makes it harder for people who want no combat whatsoever to do what they want in the game
The worst part about an issue like this is that it's likely to go unchecked for years, seeing as most people play in Easy and above

[agentpeter]

Finally I can say that I’m doing the hardest difficulty

[kafkanaut_apothecary]

I literally only play on peaceful because I scare too easily with my anxiety problems haha. I add mods to make sure many of these unobtainable items have other methods for being found. It certainly is impossible to get very far without that though!

[thPlace]

I remember having such a hard time on my Xbox 360 Minecraft world. I was pretty young when I started so naturally I had a fear of mobs (and Herobrine) so I’d constantly play in peaceful mode. I could hardly tame any wolves since there were no skeletons to kill so I’d have to rely on pyramids and dungeons (if I got lucky). It was the worst considering the map size back then was SO small.

[fredskov]

Peaceful player here; Iron farms is still very much a thing, just based on gossip instead of fear. It is at a smaller spawn rate, but scaleable so you can just make more farms.

[joshuahudson]

Rather than peaceful I used to use a server-only setting to disable hostile mob generation. They still generated from spawners but no random generation.

[Nindota]

As someone who's primarily a peaceful player, yeah, it's definitely more difficult than the other modes, especially when it comes to gathering resources

[shironeko]

Yeah... This explains why when my friends an I played Minecraft so many years ago found so difficult to do stuff in a server we created in peaceful mode, because there are no mobs to get resources from, or certain mechanics are rendered useless. The idea was "deactivate the monsters so we can build". After some time we changed to hardcore, so much better... Although creepers blowing up your house sucks!

[lizter.]

The best way for Mojang to deal with this is to decrease mob spawn rates, meaning mobs will still spawn but will take longer, and all mobs will not attack you, except for boss mobs like the Ender Dragon and the Wither.

[amrell]

The Passive regeneration in peaceful mode is just full saturation regeneration, which never depletes