A game. That’s all that Minecraft really is. And
since a game is only as good as the code behind it, over the years players have found some really
unbelievable ways to completely break Minecraft. Everything from infinite items, rigging
enchanting tables and lightning to straight up immortality. So today I’ll be showcasing some
of the craziest exploits that have ever been discovered in the game and what can happen
when you truly break the limits of Minecraft. And really quickly I just wanna add
that if you are already subscribed then thank you so so much. At the time
you’re watching this I probably hit a million subscribers just a few weeks ago which is
absolutely insane. I really do appreciate everyone that has subscribed and if you haven’t yet then
please do consider doing so. I promise you won’t regret it. But that said, thank you once again,
let’s get right into it and I hope you enjoy. Ever wanted to have infinite items in Minecraft,
well that’s essentially what this exploit does. By using this massive chunk of rails known
as an update suppressor as well as this handy contraption with a comparator, we can create
something called shadow items. It’s pretty much two groups of items that are linked together.
So when I throw an item from my inventory an item gets thrown out from this hopper. And
even cooler, it works the other way around. If you hook it up to a storage system you’ll
have infinitely refilling stacks of items. So you never run out of the resources you need.
And vice versa you can set up your items into a hopper that’ll automatically drain your
goods in a storage system. Allowing you to mine for years without your inventory ever
filling up. You can even use item shadowing as a form of remote control. And when you drop
a certain item, the corresponding stack back at home base can trigger an ender pearl stasis
chamber and teleport you back from anywhere in the world. It’s a really neat trick and if
you wanna learn how to do it I’ve left a link to two videos by process and fallen breath
in the description, so go check them out. But even if you had infinite supplies you could
never really control luck. I mean no matter how good you are at the game luck and rng is something
that you can’t really harness. You can’t per say force an enchanting table to give you certain
enchantments or place lava to summon lightning in survival. Or ca- yes, yes you can. And it’s
just as cool as it sounds. Developed by Earth Computer and showcased by him and RaysWorks is a
way to crack an enchanting table. Or give you the perfect enchantments, every single time. And
you can control it in survival. The way this works is that the randomness of an enchanting
table is determined by two numbers. The XP rng, and the player rng. Both have their own
respective seed, or starting number, and if we know these seeds we can figure out what
enchantments we’re gonna get, and how to get them. Problem is there’s over 4.3 billion possible
seeds. And there are plenty of things that are constantly changing them; sprinting, eating,
using mending, logging out, changing dimensions, dropping items, the list is endless. But we can
use this to our advantage. By taking a look at the number of levels required for an enchanting
table, and plugging it into this really helpful tool by earth computer, it is possible to find the
xp and player seeds. With that information all you need is to drop some items out of your inventory
and boom the perfect enchantments for your tools. Just tell the program what you want and it will
give you detailed steps on exactly what you need to do to get those enchantments guaranteed. How
much lapis you need, how many levels and how many bookshelves. It’s super user friendly and takes
like 3 minutes to do. Isn’t that just incredible? And you can do the same thing, but with lightning.
By loading certain chunks at just the right time, members of the prototech server
were able to create a working lightning farm. And by association a skeleton
horseman farm. From there they were able to gather some of the most broken items in
the game like a protection 8 helmet. But I digress. They were able to control the weather
by placing lava and loading chunks in a way that would periodically update the world random seed
which is responsible for weather. And they did so in a way that made the game think it should
summon a lightning bolt at a precise location. Over and over again. Granted now we have lightning
rods but let’s be honest, this is way cooler. Using specially made tools you can
also predict and control droppers. Pretty much the most common randomizers
in minecraft all revolve around a dropper spitting out a random item. And if you
use this tool designed by Mathew Bolan, you can actually crack that randomness and
guess with 100% accuracy what the dropper will spit out next. It’s a really awesome
party trick that still works to this day. Another really interesting way to destroy
Minecraft is to set certain numbers past their limits. Most things in Minecraft have a precoded
limit but using very basic techniques you can actually go way beyond this. For example using
certain tools you can teleport over 2 billion blocks out in which case the world generation
completely dies out and Minecraft just doesn’t know what to do anymore. If you take this to
smaller lengths things like entities and shadows start distorting and stretching out. But instead
of distance you can also edit your options file to stretch your field of view. By stretching your FOV
to numbers nearing 180 degrees, the entire world completely zooms out and makes the game nearly
unplayable. Similarly you can also do the same thing but with the lighting engine. By setting
the gamma value past the 32 bit integer limit, all sorts of shadows and lighting effects completely
break down. Giving you pitch black worlds and glow in the dark, black lava. Some things I’m willing
to bet you probably never thought you’d see. Now because this video is essentially 20
things Wifies finds interesting and wants you to know about, it definitely wouldn’t
be right to leave out some of the most game breaking seeds. And by game breaking, I of
course mean bedrock breaking. For some reason every structure in Minecraft feels the need to
assert dominance over bedrock and they’re doing so in the best way possible. For instance in this
bedrock edition world showcased by ibxtoycat there is an igloo that outright builds you a ladder down
to the void. There’s also this ruined portal seed that breaks bedrock 23 times. 24 if you count the
verison. And you thought the nether roof was safe, wrong! Just like the overworld you used to be able
to find fossils penetrating into the bedrock roof into the nether. Just like this seed
on Java, giving you a nice easy way up. But this isn’t the only way that seeds
have been broken before. In fact there are tons of other messed up seeds that seem
to break all Minecraft logic. You might have heard of these ones but they’re still so
awesome, and those are the repeating cave seeds. There are certain seeds that repeat
the same cave pattern over and over again, all the way to the border. And this seed over
here, well it repeats mineshafts. Forever. And wait, you thought your Minecraft world was
unique? Well there’s a 1 in 23 billion chance that it isn’t. Sister seeds are two worlds that have
different seeds, different biomes but the exact same structure and cave generation. And in the
cases where the biomes overlap, their features are freakishly similar. Out of 2^48 seeds there are
65536 total sister seeds. And if you want a seed that has the exact same biomes as another seed,
well those exist too, and are called shadow seeds. But perhaps nothing is as cool as immortality.
I mean the power to never worry about death in Minecraft is certainly an incredible idea. But
it’s not just an idea. In slightly outdated versions of the game you used to be able to
perform what is known as a desync glitch. A desync glitch involves spamming in and out of
a boat and tricking the server you’re playing on into thinking you’re still inside. This allows
you to do all sorts of dangerous stunts without actually worrying about taking damage. And
the best part is if you press shift you can teleport right back to the boat. Any block you
place in this limbo state becomes a ghost block that’s only visible to you. Which grants you the
power of levitating before people’s very eyes. However there’s one other immortality glitch
that’s even more fascinating. 2b2t’s immortality machine. On the off chance you don’t know, 2b2t is
an anarchy server, the oldest one actually. Which means it has no rules, and as a result its players
have the freedom to do pretty much whatever they want. That being said, one of the only punishable
offences on the server is building a lag machine. A giant redstone contraption that’s only goal is
to lag out and break the server. And of course some players did it anyway. But all didn’t go as
planned. Instead of the server crashing, somewhat of the opposite happened. The players directly
underneath this redstone behemoth had their hitboxes stripped away. A hitbox is the place
where you can get hit, and the server being under so much stress straight up removed the hitbox
of anyone nearby. Granting them immortality. The machine was eventually destroyed by the
admin of the server and its mysterious effects were never able to be recreated. Leaving us with
the question of what on earth actually happened? On a lighter note here are some quick but awesome
glitches. In 1.8.9 by looking at a sideways anvil you can actually change the collision box of every
anvil in a world. Allowing you to phase through walls like this. What appears to be a solid wall
of anvils actually becomes larger when you look at one facing a different direction, putting you
inside the wall and allowing you to go through. By building an end portal and putting the
north and south frames facing outwards and the east and west frames facing inwards
the portal will light to the side. If you put stacks of bottles in a brewing stand
and pick them up 1 by 1 you can actually bypass the stacking limit and go all the way up to 2
billion bottles. Don’t believe me? Try it out. If you place blocks while falling at just the
right moment, you can actually cancel all fall damage. This is because you are tricking the
game into thinking that you’re stepping instead of falling. And because you obviously don’t take
damage when you step onto another block, all fall damage is cancelled. Although this doesn’t
work in newer versions so don’t test it out. There’s also this random bug where if
you give yourself jump boost 255 in older versions and jump it’ll be perfectly
normal. However if you then walk into fire you’ll be shot straight into the stratosphere.
If you push yourself into an end portal using a piston it will actually teleport you into
the end at the coords of the stronghold. So in essence you can completely skip
the dragon fight, loot the end cities, put the gear in your ender chest and come back
to fight the dragon with an elytra. Just be sure to get some pearls and a potion of slow falling
before you hop in otherwise it won’t end too well. And finally on the off chance that a mob spawner
tries to generate on a chest like in the case of this double dungeon, its data will reset it into
a pig spawner. Making it one of the rarest blocks in the whole game. Which is why it’s all the more
amazing that this chest that tried to spawn on a buried treasure actually turned into a quintuple
pig spawner. Now that’s a good food farm. And the final thing I wanna leave you off with is
AI. AI in Minecraft is at an all time high and the opportunities opening up are endless. From world
record TAS speedruns to insane TAS flexing to TAS friends, the tool assisted Minecraft videos
are perhaps some of the coolest things in the whole game. Not to mention the MineRL project
that is straight up developing robots that can learn to play minecraft like a normal
player. If that doesn’t impress you, I don’t know what will. Actually I do,
and it’s this. People making real CPU cores in Minecraft. Things that are able to run
legitimate programs like tetris, snake, that one ping pong game and straight up work as a graphing
calculator. That’s nuts, that's actually insane. But okay you stuck around to the end meaning
you’re really into glitches and exploits. And this one is one of the strangest. If anything it’s
actually one of the deadliest bugs in the whole game. There’s this glitch going around where
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the subscribe button. And if you aren’t then please do consider doing so. I’d love to see how
far we can get before the year ends and every bit of help does go a long way. So thank you so
much for watching, thank you to the moon and back for 1 million that’s awesome, and peace
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