31 Minecraft Facts You Maybe Missed

31 Minecraft Facts You Maybe Missed! Minecraft is full of information about its various blocks, mobs, and items. With all of that, it can be tough to keep track of everything and gets more confusing with each new Minecraft update. So, ahead of Minecraft 1.18, let's cover all the minecraft facts that you maybe missed. From how to softlock yourself in the end, to how to combine piglins with creepers, and so much more, this Skip the Tutorial list video covers the 31 minecraft facts you possibly didn't know!

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Footage by Frankie Mundo, Jordan Cross, and Jaden Moore
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Other Credits:
Caves & Cliffs Update: Part I – Official Trailer
Minecraft - Hour of Code: Intro

[acorncakes]

“Master Skip, there’s not enough gold to steal! What are we going to do?”

Skip: *pulls out enchanted netherite sword*

[kidplayzyt]

The connecting boat to lead feature is good for moving villagers
Edit : Wow 2k Likes ! Can I get this numbers in subscribers ?!

[MT-zsrd]

I've known the prismarine one forever, it always bothered me until I realised that it was actually changing, and that all blocks change in sync. Pretty cool but not great for some construction applications, as you'll have a build that slightly changes colour which might ruin a specific look (if that's what you were going for) depending on the minute you look at it.

[AlleyAcesGachalife]

as a bedrock player myself, I've used the lead on a boat to get villagers around so much faster- plus it's the only way to leash a villager

[amish_]

In Bedrock Edition we can use leads and boats to transfer villages from their village to our base. We can even carry 2 villagers at once in 1 boat thats very useful in my opinion 😊

[spittincobragaming]

5:26 The boat lead thing is actually really helpfull for transporting villagers...without using up all your iron for rails and minecarts. A very useful aspect early game...

[cziangamer]

05:27 : Wandering trader
07:21 : scaffolding tower
08:36 : swamp tree
07:30 : dog image
11:20 : sheep in background
09:39 : barrier block next to map
11:52 : Veryscissor239 joined
12:05 : saturation effect applied
12:21 : iron ore in background

[BobRossCat]

1:00 I thought they WERE people wearing hats for like a month or more when they first got announced :, )

[Liam.Johnston_]

“Minecraft red stone isn’t always the most intuitive”.
* mumbo cries *

[bigpotatoboi]

The sea lantern actually has an animated texture as well, just like prismarine. Look at the center of the lantern; you will see the light radiating outwards

[lukazilla]

The lead on the boat is super useful when transporting villagers, I used it twice and it’s 10 times faster then rowing

[PurpleGuyMemes]

Me: *tries subscribing with elbow*
Also me accidentally deleting all my contacts in the process: *experiences emotional damage*

[denchik]

Before: "i teleported with ender pearls trough ceiling, used dragon egg, tnt and complicated redstone mechanism to break this one bedrock block and now i have access to upper nether!"
Now: "lmao, snow go brrrr"

[microwaved_lion]

Hey Skip: you can use baby piglins as gold storage, just kill them after a while to get all of the gold the baby piglin has collected.
Edit: As Skip said, the baby piglins never grow up. Because they can hold infinite gold and last forever, this makes them much better for storage than chests or storage items like that

[hopepapernacky]

Bow: “fwoop”
Tripwire: “ftttssp”
Skip: “They sound identical”

[Kelvoraax]

7:40 You don’t actually need to use a lava bucket. If the furnace is already active (Say, you put iron ore in and a piece of coal as fuel), then replace the coal with a bucket and the item that was being smelted with a wet sponge, it also works!

[zervoidz]

I had to restart the intro like 5 times just so I can hear if he said "you" and it's so fast and faint I'm...actually pretty impressed ngl

[lilianaurias]

I mainly play bedrock, and tying your boats up to a lead is an easier way to transport villagers. Hope this helps any bedrock players! :)

[Leojupiter]

Fun fact:
in bedrock, if you light tnt in the nether/overworld and go through a portal, unloading the chunks, it bugs the tnt into being a permanently primed block, basically a white, brick you can move with a fishing rod

[samiloulalee]

I've totally seen an enderman holding a snowy grass block before. I was trying to build in creative mode when I spotted an enderman with that block and was so confused at first before realizing what it was.
I've also noticed the prismarine block changing before! I've always thought that was a cool detail!