50 Most Frustrating Things in Minecraft

Minecraft is a happy game. BUT! There are plenty of frustrating Minecraft things, and in today's video we are going to do a list of the 50 most frustrating things for Mumbo in Minecraft. Hitting your head on the top of stairs, getting bad enchantments and running out of rockets to name a few. These things are enough to make you minecraft rage quit!

[ThatMumboJumbo]

I saw all the comments coming in saying 'I logged into Minecraft this morning' and was really confused thinking I had missed the latest cutting edge Minecraft meme. I've played myself.

[dg]

"you may not rest, there are monsters nearby" That's why I want to rest in the first place...

[iceball]

When you’re digging straight up and there’s a mountain above you.

[mikelin]

I think crafting buttons is way more expensive, you use a whole massive block and it converts to a singular tiny button

[Therevengeforget]

"I've logged into Minecraft this morning"
-Mumbo Jumbo, 2020

[tupperkidz]

When you cut down a tree and you can’t reach the one last block

[samantha_dake]

you missed when you’re trying to place a stair block and the stairs turn every other way *except* the way you want them to

[mc_redspace]

7:07 This was probably one of my worst minecraft experiences, I didn't know there was a hard limit and when I saw "too expensive", I obviously started building an Enderman farm and farming XP.
After I reached Level 111, it still didn't work so I farmed up to about Level 250, then I made my farm way bigger and faster and finally around level 380 a friend told me, I will never have enough XP because it's a hard limit.

[potatopie]

When the cave that you are in is getting interesting but you ran out of torches or your inventory is now full of valuable stuff.

When your pick broke while digging up to the surface.

Baby zombie.

And lastly... Creepers
They mess up your flat land, destroy your house, and sneak up on to you while you're mining.

[hankkirby]

Also:
“Bed is too far away”
That drives me insane.

[GioFransesca]

“Take the coordinates of the nether portal, divide them by 8, make a prayer to the rain god, and then sacrifice your first born”
*that sounds like the hermit challenge*

[DanCreaMundos]

Even today I'm still surprised you didn't add one for "when you want to craft a button and accidentally craft a whole stack of them losing all your wood planks"

[Thal]

when exploring abandoned mine shafts, I always put torches on the right. if I hit a dead end, I "block" off that route with gravel or something else that doesn't just spawn in the way and I got enough of
putting some amethyst next to interesting routes (like to a spawner) once I got some of that

[oceanpaper]

When you mine one block of gravel and the entire mountain falls on your head:

[lennartwojahn]

“Bed is too far away” when you are literally like 2 blocks away gets me every time

[MysticJhn]

I'm with you on the accidentally stripping logs when opening a chest while holding an axe, especially because my current mouse needs to be replaced.
I like to build docks by my bases. What are docks made from most the time? Wood, simple wood. It just looks nice. Of course, I store my boats on the docks in a little chest. Makes sense. What do you need to get your boat out of the water? An axe, so it's not uncommon to be holding an axe when opening the chest on the dock. Then, accidental right click, and, boom, stripped log.
It's also frustratingly easy to do when opening doors and your door frame is nicely made from logs.

[rons]

I use auto jump too. Tried it the other way and decided there were better ways to spend my time than constantly clicking a button to jump. The only downside is that when auto jump is on you become a floatation device and cannot stay underwater.

Traveling to specific coordinates is a pain, but I just pick either the X or Z coordinate and go to that one first. Then I navigate to the other coordinate. Takes longer but is less aggravating.

[willisavage]

“Your bed is too far away”
*walks closer*
“You can only sleep at night”



Edit: Spelling

[simirror_]

When you’re leading animals with food and they just stop paying attention to you

[DemonLordOfGluttony]

Quick tip for exploring mineshafts:- Block of paths that are completely explored or lead to dead ends with dirt. At any intersection place torches the direction you came from. That way you can avoid going in circles and always get back. This also works in fortresses and strongholds