I Spent 250 Days on 3 Layers of DIRT

Yeah Jaron spends another 100 Days on a superflat world, but he doesn't go as crazy as he thought he would.

My good friend Mogswamp posted a video like this a few days ago as well. No, he did not "steal" my idea. We had a good laugh that we came up with the same idea around the same time; I just happened to post mine first.

Other Songs:
"Andy Griffith Tribute" - Huseyin Aksu

Quick Note: Also, I'm totally stealing LukeThe Notable's 100 Days format, I know. Usually, I'd make some reference, but I'm writing this description hours before posting, and I realized I forgot to credit. Rip Links to Socials: (Use this Discord Link if there is one above. I'm currently using the "mass edit" feature because I'm lazy like that)

[Yeah_Jaron]

Guys please subscribe so we can make 500 Days

[leflamewolf]

Fun Fact: Wandering Traeders can sell pointed dripstone, if you put mud above a block and then place pointed dripstone underneath the same block, eventually that mud will convert into clay. Yay new blocks

[Mogswamp]

At 11:09 you bonemealed the ground and got tulips. That's crazy rare! Tulip patches are actually the same in every superflat world, so I'd love it if you could share the coords of that spot.

Amazing playthrough, so fun watching you take on the challenge :-D

[themilkman]

“There was a man on my lawn wearing pants so I stole them and added them to the collection.” That quote out of context is so funny

[Baconnwaffles]

Jaron is more productive in a dirt-only world than I am in a normal one

[Hdjsjsbsnejdjdndnsnsns]

It amazes me how he started with literal dirt and made a functional city. Beautiful

[theok]

9:33 It is actually possible to get a librarian due to a small quirk in villager curing: When a villager is cured, it maintains its profession for 1 tick, so if you can lag out the game enough you can trade for a bookshelf before it reverts back to a regular villager.

[catalinalexandruharabagiu]

this series is a perfect example of how progress is exponential

[friezyboi]

You know you gotta keep the series going when even YouTube loves it, can't wait to see the finale

[Silly_cereal]

They really should give villagers a Lava bucket trade, it’s pretty much the last thing you’ll need

[arumpaldea]

Tip: use honey underneath the block the villagers stand on. Can eliminate lag and they cannot jump out! Makes it looks much nicer too

[bogus]

"There was a man wearing pants on my front lawn, so I stole them and added them to my collection."
-YeahJaron 2022

[Snakicus]

Fun Fact: The Stardew Valley music you play in the background got me back into Stardew and now I play it all the time

[Squeegull]

Its kinda weird to think that the most entertaining things are the ones where we are very limited to what we have.

[hiimmijk]

Really like this, its just like Skyblock but in a way even more creative. Every little detail as a recourse gives the world so much more.

[aaronking]

Now imagine what he could do with a single bucket of lava

[dazcarrr]

"i have the three important passive mobs - pigs, sheep and cows"
*cut to chicken crying in the corner*

[coopertrump]

Not sure about Java, but I know in bedrock edition you can craft grindstones with a sandstone slab, and sand can be bought from a wandering trader. Hope this helps!

[ThtCt]

7:34 "there was a man wearing pants on my front lawn, so I stole them and added them to my collection" -Yeah Jaron 2022

[vardiganxpl]

I loved how I learned from your challenge is that, (although admittedly you still started off with the starter chest) you managed to survive and thrive in a flat world through the game's mechanics and rng alone. Honestly I was skeptical if this challenge was even possible in the first place. But salute to you for proving me wrong