- 20 weird ways to use mobs in Minecraft. Mobs are a staple of Minecraft, but very rarely do they help us out. In fact, a lot of them
aren't too friendly. But today, we're putting any
and all differences aside and putting Minecraft's
other inhabitants to work. And hey the YouTube mooshroom bet me that you can subscribe to the channel before he
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to that red sub button down below it's free, and it helps out a ton. Number one, anyone
who's ever messed around with a mob farm knows this
problem because after all even though it is great
to have the mobs up on the spawning platform, we
do eventually want to get them down to well they're inevitable demise. And in a lot of cases, water
buckets were great for that. Except if you're in the nether
you see in that dimension we got to get a bit more creative, and luckily ghast sweepers
are just the thing for that. As it turns out, the large
hit box of a ghast is perfect to just sweep other
mobs off the spawning platform. So if you're willing to get
the hands, arms, feet, legs this big thing inside
the vehicle at all times this is definitely the way
you can make your mob farms in the nether. Number two. Normally, when you want
to AFK at a mob farm you got to use an auto killer. And while those are great. They don't get you any XP. Except of course we throw a
man's best friend in the mix. Sure enough. I put in a dog right down here
at the bottom of the farm. We're able to have it
kill all these skeletons for you to get loads and loads of EXP. One great use of scene of this is putting an AFK skeleton
EXP farm right next to your tree farm. Which overall makes us a really solid design to use in your world. Just make sure no protection or thorn skeletons
having to get in the mix. Because if that happens, you
might have to feed the dog. It'll take a couple hits. Number three, if you
look at an undermine mob it doesn't seem like it has much use. I mean, it's meant to be an annoyance except the only ones that hate endermites more than us
is of course, Enderman. And for that, we can put these endermines to good use. As soon as they were added into the game using a stationary endermite to agro all of the Enderman down to a bait and switch has worked really well for these kinds of farms, just like that. The burning hatred leads
them down to a shallow grave. In the past, we had to worry about things like Redstone and
pistons to get the job done. But here just one of
these little workers to go and your machine will be
producing and then some. Number four for any fan. And I'm sure you're well aware of the here's Johnny
Easter egg and Minecraft. That is if you name a vindicator, Johnny then it's going to go absolutely insane against all the other mobs around it. And while this is a fun little reference we can actually use it
for way more than that. You see, by putting this
vindicator aggression into a mob farm, we can
actually have it auto kill the different mobs that we breed. This does make for a pretty brutal system but the results are hard to argue with. And as long as you yourself managed to
keep a respectable distance between Johnny he's going
to go right to his work leave you be. Number five Puffer fish tend to scare really easily. One step to close to this thing and boom poison. It's a nuisance when you're
swimming around the water. But as soon as you put one of these in a puffer fish player
detector, it does a lot of work. Rest assured that anyone who
stands way too close to this whether it's you, another player even mobs and armor stands,
this thing will detect them. And then from there, you
can use that Redstone signal for whatever your choice is, be that a secret entrance or
more likely a secret trap. It's really startling to see
how much damage you can do with one of these systems. Number six. If you're going to be
settling down in Minecraft then mob proofing is an
essential part of your base. And while placing down a couple
of hundred tortures is great for getting rid of things
like skeletons, creepers and zombies, as anyone knows the light level does not matter
when it comes to Phantoms. Even getting something like a mob switch doesn't turn these off. So how do you get rid of them? Well, if you're looking
to enlist a feline force that you can actually use
cats to keep away certain mobs just like that, any Phantoms or straight creepers to try to wander near your base are going
to be immediately deterred. And plus it makes for a lot cuter of a defense than all the
other options I've seen. Number seven, getting music discs in
Minecraft is kind of a toss up. Either you find them in
a chest or you spend way too many nights to get a
skeleton, to shoot a creeper dead. Both work for there's actually
a simpler option here. You see if we actually
take that same skeleton and take it right
underneath a creeper farm, then we can use that undead mob to get us all the different kind of record drops that we need. And since building a farm like this is mainly going
to produce us some creepers, that's going to be a
lot of music disc coming into your chests. Putting you one step closer to getting that full music disc
collection and the skeletons one step closer sort of
redeeming themselves. Number eight. Powered rails are a lot of fun to ride around in Minecraft,
but if you don't have a lot of gold and redstone,
they are pretty costly. So if instead, you're looking
for the poor players option and there's no reason you
shouldn't put a saddled pig right in a mine cart. Just hop on the back
of one of these things. And soon enough, you're
going to be putting pork power to use getting you
going just about as fast as powered mine cart rails anyway making this a pretty solid
way to go get around. Even if it is a little silly
looking, but who knows? Maybe that's just another plus. It's really just depending
on how you see it. Just make sure you're ready to put in the time to learn how
to use one of these things. Number nine. Horses are a lot of fun to ride around but as soon as you take one to a body of water, you
know, you're out of luck. I mean, if you're ankle deep, you're fine but that's the most you're going to get. Unless of course you managed to luck out during a thunder storm because then you can get a skeleton horse. And folks, one of these skeletal steeds and the right amount of potions you can actually travel underwater,
riding a skeleton horse. It's a weird form of travel. And I definitely don't
see it happening much, but really how cool does
it look to just go down in the depths of one of these things? If nothing else, just take a screenshot of yourself and put it on a metal album. Number 10. In life, you've got a
few essential pairings. The sun and the moon,
peanut butter and jelly. And if you ask Bugs Bunny,
rabbits and carrots. The way that rabbits work in Minecraft is that they'll try to come near you when you're holding a carrot. Which means that with a system like this, you can actually build a rabbit carrot detector
for secret entrances. It makes for an extremely weird concept but if you're willing to carry around a couple of extra carrots, those might come in handy if you forget your keys
inside the base once again. I guess the only ones
that don't benefit here are actually the rabbits,
because after all that hard work there's still not going to
be able to get the carrot. Number 11. Anyone has ever put together
a sweet Berry Bush farm. Knows they got to keep
the foxes away from it. But if we put it in system like this we can actually use the
mechanic to our benefit. Wouldn't you know, that as soon as that sweet Berry
bushes ready to harvest that hungry fox will scout
it out and get it ready back down into your hopper minecart. Which is great and all but it just makes me wish that sweet berries were
actual better food source. Because when they're just
this easy to put together there's no reason I
wouldn't want to put one in these in my world if it was practical. But in the meantime, unless
sweet berries get a boost I think it's going to be the
Fox is enjoying this more than us. Number 12. Foxes as we know are pretty versatile mob. And while they're great for
harvesting different farms the only pesky things
that they like to sleep and while they would make
most Fox powered farms pretty much unusable,
we can actually solve that by keeping another mob nearby. You see, if we have something
like a chicken, for example next to this Fox then it'll just keep
doing whatever we want to and never sleep as long as it's near. But if after all the work is done and you finally want to let
your hard worker get some rest, just kill the chicken up top and it'll go immediately to sleep. And you know what, for the kind of graveyard shifts that's
been putting in lately I think that's completely well-deserved. Number 13 while Bedrock edition lets us tie a rope between two fences, Java
edition isn't as nice. Which means that in a lot
of cases we don't get to use these ropes is really cool decoration. That is unless we get creative, because as you can see if we tie a lead to a fence and then the other end
to a mob, like a chicken we can actually make
some pretty cool builds. I mean, look at this. Rope bridges will never be the same again after finding this out. So until Mojang and
decides to get the rest of us on Java, on par, the
other people in bedrock this is the best way to do it. And I think we'll be tying up chickens with string for a long
time being at that rate. Number 14. Now let me set up the problem for you. You've got a farmer you got to push mobs
into the nether portal. However, as soon as they're
there, you can't use something like water to actually
get them out of the way. So you're kind of stuck. That is, unless you put any mob inside of a boat in that another portal. You see this system
utilize the different boat and mob collisions to do so. And it'll actually push them when you come through the portal. Making this a pretty useful thing for when you're trying
to move mobs around, or using it as a part of your farms. Using this design, it's
simple, it's automatic. And most importantly,
it's weird, which honestly I'm fine with all three of those. Number 15. Villagers and Minecraft are not a very aggressive bunch which can make them very fragile to different attacks from mobs. However, using dispensers like so we can actually give
enchanted armor to villagers, and they'll use it. Which means that even
though you don't see it this villager is actually fully equipped with enchanted netherite
armor using thorns. But really where you're
going to get the best results from this feature is by
mixing your villagers together with frost walker. Put them on a large body of water and get ready to see
the new hit show villagers on ice. And better yet it's going to mean that the
next time the pillagers come through for a raid, they're not
going to know what hit them. Number 16. Unless you're using mods, Minecraft doesn't really
experiment too much with turrets. I mean, you've got dispensers with arrows but those are pretty
limited in their direction. Really if you're trying
to defend your base from many intruders coming too close you got to build a couple
of guardian turrets. It only takes one look at these to see just how
menacing these things can be. I mean, step too close and
boom you're targeted on. And it's going to be a world
of pain coming your way. Making the guardians from Minecraft way more like the guardians from Zelda. Turn it into way more
of a high rule castle. And personally, I love that kind of thing. Number 17. Killing a bunch of chicken with an enchanted diamond
sword is a lot of fun. But if you're a busy person you don't have a lot of
time in your hands do that. So luckily for you, you're
actually able to hire a bit of help and pass off that job to a Fox. Just like that, they'll take your sword and put to use against all
those different chickens. Giving you a fully automatic chicken farm. And luckily because
chickens are getting added into the equation that
Fox isn't going to sleep. Making this farm pretty
active in productivity. Given you both an easy and reusable way to get
your Fox fried chicken well and supplied. Number 18. Anyone who's ever messed around with the technical side of
Minecraft is well and familiar with the concept of a mob switch. That is you get a bunch of Withers in a cage, make
sure they don't despawn and no new hostile mobs are
going to be giving you trouble. It's a great system, but
it's definitely costly. So a simpler and safer
option to do is instead having a zombie villager mobs switch. You see if you trade with a
villager and then zombify it, this will make them
both unable to despawn, and also count towards the mob cap. This is actually a great way
to put zombie villagers to use. And in turn, actually keep
all of the villages safe. Number 19, if you've played
on enough Minecraft servers then you're definitely aware that some people can be grievers. So if you want to give
those annoying players more of a run for their money you can actually trap an
elder guardian and boom you got your own form of anti-grief. Look, it's not perfect. If they have a milk bucket they're going to be able to get past it. But if they're not prepared they're going to have a hard
time busting into your base. And hopefully that frustration that they feel will be enough to get them off of your lawn anyway. Especially if you trap
the thing in obsidian. So they're not able to break through this makes for a pretty solid way to both annoy and hopefully
ward off any greedy players. Number 20. The wither fight can be pretty tough, especially if you take it
up into higher difficulties. So if you yourself, aren't
prepared to take on that boss. How about you enlist a couple of thousand friends and take
down the wither with bees. Now, this has happened before on YouTube and it's
definitely a spectacle to see. Because really surprisingly enough if you have enough bees in storage you can actually kill the
wither fully with bees. But as soon as the dust
clears on the battlefield you'll have a fully formed
nether star ready for the picket. Just make sure you don't
accidentally hit one of the bees on your way over to pick
it up because sure enough they're going to have all that force that they just put on the
wither right directed at you. And if you ask me that sounds
like a fate, worse than death. Better to stay on their good side. And with that folks' place that subscribe spawn egg down below and have a good one, all right.
