20 Things To Do In Every New Minecraft World

20 Things To Do In Every New Minecraft World

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📑Chapters📑
0:00 - 20 New World Tricks
0:11 - Collect All Sapling Types
1:02 - Protect Two Villagers
1:57 - Loot Nearby Structures
2:47 - Farm Wheat & Sugarcane
3:50 - Start Caving Very Soon
4:45 - Mark Out The Spawnpoint
5:40 - Save Two Mobs Of Each
6:31 - Make Free Fuel Campfires
7:22 - Shield & Bucket Protection
8:20 - Get Easy Food From Fish
9:15 - Make A Lava Nether Portal
10:09 - Nether Protection Tricks
11:02 - Build A Starter Base
11:48 - Barter Gold With Piglins
12:47 - Harvest & Use Bonemeal
13:39 - Grow Pumpkins & Melons
14:32 - Use Cheap Villager Trades
15:21 - Raid Shipwreck Chests
16:06 - Enchant Your Tools Early
17:05 - Use Allays For Wood Farm

[libbybloom]

For the sapling tip make sure you get a decent amount of dark oak. They don’t drop as many saplings as the others, plus they need 4.

[skidskudd]

For the villagers, wait until night time and just place any block in front of their doors while they are sleeping. Thats just how I do it.

[Odd]

I think this video is a sign that I need to start a new world. Been contemplating it for awhile.

[christophermorin]

Gotta love Campfires. They are definitely one of my favorite additions to Minecraft. Campfires and potatoes. So OP early game.
Also, I'm not sure how many other people know this, I only learned it myself a few months ago. But once you're done with a treasure map, don't throw it away. You can use it like any other map on a cartography table. Zoom out on it 4 times with 4 paper and you have yourself a regular old map, albeit with a red x on it. Saves you that precious iron and redstone so you don't have to keep making compasses to make maps. Great way to get a map early on.

[ChSjRi]

5:40 I'd suggest getting those two mobs in a fence as soon as possible, and make it sheep too. I find too many mobs when I don't need to, and when I do, they are almost scarce because they despawn. The reason why sheep too, is because if you manage to find iron, you can make yourself some shears without having to kill them. In the past, I used to find myself looking for sheep late at night trying to build a bed, and when I find one, it just simply drops one wool block, and it's not even the same color. With shears you get two or more instead.

[_RPP_]

you tend to forget when u write down coordinates on a piece of paper or on other platforms, i’d suggest u bring book & quill whenever u go so u can write down coordinates

[LambdaMc]

Another different way than start caving very soon to do is if your scared of mobs, you could make a mine down to bedrock level, and do stripmining there with a chance of finding iron and diamond, for beginners its risky to go to caves as there can be a deep dark and they might be scared fighting mobs, and risk of falling into lava

[stevenjshafer]

when i start first thing i look for is hay bales at the villages. my friends look at me like i’m nuts but wheat always come handy when making a animal farm

[JascLr]

Nice. I always sample saplings when I start exploring a new world. Cause i wasnt ALLL THE
Also, I tend to be a Dwarf/wolf. I typically always find the nearest stoney hill, or a mountain and immediately make myself a den. And go from there.

[gms]

This video feels like it was made for me, just started a new world and trying to beat the usual burnout. Thank you so much, your videos have been wonderful. I'm gonna try to make this one last <3

[DezAmmySel]

8:56 _E-fish-ently_ I hear what you did there 😆

[ThePixxelPirat]

Love these straight forward videos from you. No time wasted, always on point and even for experienced players there is new stuff to learn. ♥

[jesseellis]

Good points you bring up. But one thing I disagree with. You should wait to enchant till you are able to enchant at level 30 and use it on your diamond pickaxe. When your first enchant on a given world is a pickaxe, you will always get perfect fortune 3, unbreaking 3, efficiency 4. Every time you use an enchantment table, the enchantment options change for every item. The enchantment options you get are predetermined for each time you enchant. You can look up the different options to find the most efficient way to enchant. Then, you will know which items are best to enchant for each use. First use, if used with a pickaxe, will always be the perfect pickaxe. Minus mending OFC

[burger]

I KEEP FORGETTING I CAN JUST COOK FOOD WITH THE CAMP FIRE IM WASTING SO MUCH COAL AND TIME WITH SMELTING KELP THIS VIDEO CAME OUT 10 MONTHS AGO AND I STILL WONT LEARN

[pennali]

I'd love to see local difficulty find its way to bedrock soon, it's such a minor difference but I love the mechanic

[eupharosmc]

I love how your composure breaks a little at 2:30 when you realize how awesome that book haul is! Great content as always; keep it coming!

[EDIT] Also: "...ef_fish_ently..." Nicely done; that was a perfect delivery! 🤣 ("base-ics" was also good!)
Also also: my initial Nether strategy is F3, F2, F3 in quick succession. Saves an external record of those initial coords but prevents getting bushwhacked by a magma cube or ghast while writing down the location and the screen is filled with the debug text.

[overdynamic]

This video came out exactly when I needed it. Thanks eyecraft.

[justsomehalofan]

Another good thing to do early game is to attempt to locate an ore vein (specifically Iron ore vein) which can be a great way to obtain tons of iron early on (especially if you can't build an iron farm yet).

[CartoonEric]

It's always nice to have a refresher course.

[randomweirdo]

quick tip: if you find a village. try also farming potatoes with the wheat melons and pumpkins. this will allow you to farm pigs (which are useless but eh) and a good food source