you can turn water into terracotta lol

Jesse...

[Cara-qiko]

I appreciate how kenadian made a bedrock super flat world to dodge the reasonable explanation of just looking for the badlands

[ProSureString]

But then I had a very good idea; I used water.
See, you can turn water into terracotta, giving you a whole new block, allowing you to build things that couldn’t be built before.

[peristeronic]

I love how 85% of the steps is just to get dirt and after that it’s trivial, but he made a super flat world without any dirt just for this

[ZoilosTV]

water to wine ❌
water to terracotta ✅

[Smolbur]

Okay, catboy, but can you turn terracotta back to water????

[butl]

Man, if terracotta have THIS craft in your world, no wonder that it costs that much

[CringyGull]

This is how Mojang intended terracotta to be farmed

[Xenophile]

Guys, he finally lost his mind. Now everyone can get back to making bad escape rooms, and Kenadian won't be able to expose them!

[AeonKnigh]

Someone is going to put this in an escape room

[icommitdie]

probably the most roundabout way to get terracotta. i like it and will be doing this on all future minecraft playthroughs

[thomaslund-molfese]

Your entire net worth is one block of emeralds! Geez, just mine for 14 hours and experience a lot of PAIN and you will be rich in no time.

[agentpdx]

0:37 bro already has glazed terracotta in his secret base

[Mogswamp]

On a long enough timeline, we all become Superflat players

[PloverTechOfficial]

Wild chemistry like sequences like this are actually really cool, I’d like to see more like this in minecraft, who knows how many resource loops could be created.

[Mantixion]

crazy how you can do that all just with water

[thenarwhalmage]

I knew about every single step in that chain except for smelting clay into terracotta. I was so confused about where this was heading for the entire video.

[kieranyes]

"But then, I had a very good idea. I used right-click. See, using right-click allowed me to trade for all of the things I would need, and I was able to turn water into terracotta which I couldn't have done before."
- SeawattKenadian

[enderkatze]

I did Not Know dripstone turned mud into Clay. That's very useful.

[龱]

You have bottles… you have cauldrons… no need for kelp! The intended solution wastes your money, instead just place your water, bottle it, put it in a cauldron and boom infinite water.

[kalelolaes]

This is definitely a take on the dirt to diamond thing