- [Narrator] 41 Minecraft things to do when you're bored at home. For various reasons you're probably stuck at home right now with not much to do, just an expanse of nothingness. So it's a good thing that
Minecraft has plenty of projects, tasks and activities to keep
you busy and entertained and these are some of my
favorites to avoid that slump. And also YouTube let me
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or find 41 different ways to press that subscribe button down below. It helps a lot. If the tunes and Minecraft
are getting you down, then why not try to
collect every music disc. With 12 to get there's plenty
to keep you busy there. And granted not all of
them are created equal. I mean, at least two of them suck. But if you wanna get all of them and fill out your collection, all you need is a skeleton and a creeper to get you through this time. Also if you're going
through all the effort to find every single music disc, then why not try to find every
one of the parrot colors. Because at least then, they're
not choosy on the music and you can create some
pretty hilarious memes I'm just saying, it might be worthwhile. And if you're gonna be the guy who has every single parrot color, then why not be the guy
with every single mob. Making the zoo is a great thing to do because there are just
so many different mobs that you're able to collect. And while some of them are able to be easily taken with leads, what I'd probably suggest for this one is to grab a boat because not only does it look hilarious to have a panda in your backseat but also it's a pretty effective way to get them where you wanna go. But you wanna know what
would work great in that zoo, finding one of the
rarest mobs in Minecraft. Now for those of you who
haven't seen this one finding a baby zombie villager that's coated enchanted diamond armor with a sword on top of a chicken, is one of the rarest things in the game. In fact, it's more rare than getting the same world twice in a row. So, if you're feeling
like you wanna set out on the biggest search of a lifetime and become your own kind
of version of Captain Ahab, this might be the one for you. And if you're trying to make
a little bit of a grocery list before you set out on the expedition, then why not also try to find a fossil. These rare bone structures will generate under the ground and if you
happen to excavate one of them, then you're in luck because
they're pretty hard to find. And if you're a fan of preservation, then you should know that
this belongs in a museum so why don't you make one of those too? Not only this is pair great with having every single mob in your collection, but you could also try and
find every single block and put them on display for everyone to see who walks through. And if you're getting every block, then you should try to
get every item as well. Although those belong better in chests so maybe making an every
item sorter is the way to go. It's not a cheap project
and you'll probably need a couple of iron firms to
help you through this one. But if you happen to do it,
then there's no easier way to clear out your inventory. Now I'm sure some of you are familiar with the idea of a Super Smelter we have a big furnace array and it's able to help you
process through your items. But what you really want
is something like this. What I call the super duper smelter, which goes through a stack of items and the time that it takes
regular furnace to do one. Which means you can have all
the cactus green that you want, with no extra hassle to you. Although it is worth saying that with a furnace array that big, you are gonna have to
find a way to power it. And if you don't have a lot of coal, a good sustainable way to
do it is by a tree farm. But not any old tree farm that's just gonna waste
through your access durability. No, what you want here
is a TNT duper tree farm, which will actually drop an explosive right on top of the logs and collect them all for you to use. And for extra style points, you can also add in a switch like this, which you can turn on or
off the charcoal mode. That combo will give you
quite the setup for smelting. But if you're looking for
ores to actually get refined, then why not head out to the mines? But of course we're not gonna
be doing traditional mining because with TNC power, we can make our very own tunnel board that's great for gathering every single material at the base level. And with an explosive-powered
beast like this, you'll get more materials
and building blocks than you could possibly dream of. And with that, you're gonna
need somewhere to store it. So how about trying to make a giant vault? No, I mean like a huge vault. Like a 12 by 12 volt door
that's completely powered by redstone just to open up and then see all of
your mass riches behind. Granted, it might take a
little while to open up but all that extra time is just gonna keep inpatient unwanted people at bay. And speaking of keeping trouble away, then how about making one of these, a hostile mobs switch? And while a design like this might be hard to wrap your head around, it sure is for me by
having hundreds of withers underneath this bedrock trapped. It's actually possible to flip
a switch on a chunk loader to then keep these withers loaded and in the mob capital spawn no other hostile mobs wonder around. Which means it's possible to keep your entire server safe, but just be careful how you set it up. Because sometimes it can get a little risky on the execution. (indistinct chattering) (screaming and laughing) Worth noting is that by tangling a mob switch like that, you are set to break a few farms, but how about one that
actually ignores the mob cap? By building these giant portal
arrays over in the OverWorld when Zombie Pigman spawn that
ignores the actual Mob switch so that you're able to get your
golden flush villager trades the exact same way that you
would if the mobs switches off, although all those portals
aren't exactly cheap so you're gonna need a
whole lot of Obsidian. And a good way to do that is by of course, making a weather-powered obsidian farm because no one wants to
waste their time at home mining the obsidian, Nelly has tried it out, and while it can take a little
while before that loop starts and you actually start producing obsidian. Once it gets up and running
the job sure to get done. But all of those are farms that feature some pretty dangerous creatures. So if you wanna get a
little bit more in touch with your passive side try this. Did you know that with enough light and grass pond proofing, it's actually possible to
make a passive mob farm. Meaning you can get
your pig, sheep and cows exactly how you want them in a farm produced fresh every single day. And while it's not exactly free range, I think it will get the trick done or hey since you're with the mob switch you're basically in peaceful mode now, you're gonna need some new way
to get slime for your farms. And luckily for that, there is
a silly enough way to do it, albeit a little gross. You see in the game, pandas can occasionally
sneeze out a slime ball which without even going into that at the very least, you can
make a 2006 themed farm and get your slime needs
covered without having to kill any mobs. Although the price he pays,
it is gonna be a little slow but that's kind of worth it
for not having any other mobs. And now that you have
all your heart on slime, it's time we put it to use. And for that, there's nothing quite like
building a flying machine, preferably called the snot rocket. With this it's entirely possible to send yourself back and forth in a two way design in the end for actually exploring
the different cities. It's not as fast as an alight trip, but if you're actually
searching for the wings, it's a pretty reliable
way to get back and forth, just make sure not to get impatient because as you're setting
out it can go pretty slow. And nothing's gonna hurt the
journey more than getting a little antsy and hitting the shift key. Or if you want even more
dominance established in the end, then how about trying this. Now I've seen plenty of people turn the nether
into the OverWorld. But I think the end is a
better candidate for that for one simple reason, water. So with enough light
for your grass to grow and enough water to make yourself a pond, it's entirely possible for you to set up a vacation home over in the last dimension just make sure the dragon isn't there when you're trying to do this, because then that hard work is
gonna go right up and smoke. But hey, say the dragon makes you angry and now it's time to get back, then why not try to get a little creative on your revenge strategy? And for this, I think
the only right answer is to make numerous different
redstone contraptions that'll let you slay the beast in style because nothing quite
sets a robot uprising like taking down the final
boss using only TNT cannons. Or if that's not your style
then what about going back to before there even was an end dimension. Speaking personally, revisiting beta is such a cool experience. Just to be able to see the old textures, listen to the classic sounds and kinda remember simpler time, plus going back to the old updates is a blast to do with friends. Whether they've been around
since the adventure update or it's their first time back in years. Or maybe you're a little
bit more adversarial than (indistinct) towards your friends. In that case, a fun and harmless prank to pull off on your friends
during your spare time is to flip their entire base upside down. Now don't get me wrong. Pulling this off requires
some skill and patience. But trust me their reaction is gonna be entirely worth it. And also extra points if you flip all the items
around in their chest. That's just a nice touch. And if you're on a prank kick or say, you wanna retaliate for, I don't know your house kind of flipped. Then this is a great way to follow up. Now wait until your friend goes AFK and then a great surprise to put on them is by locking them into an
all white infinity room. The way you design this is by having enough bright
light sources around them. Either glow stone or sea
lanterns can do the trick. And then cover them with item frames with snow covered flat maps. By doing this, the lack of hit boxes will completely disorientate your friend and they won't even
know where they're going or where they're looking. It's pretty fun to do. And if your friends are good sport, then why not try to lock them in a maze as well. That can just get it
even crazier than before. Though maybe you're more in touch with your artistic side
than your sadistic side, in which case I'd suggest
using those same maps to make some really cool map art. While it's pretty tough to lay out, it is entirely possible to make some really intricate pixel art to feature around your house with this. And if you're looking for an extra detail to go that little bit farther, then what I would suggest
is lowering the resolution on the source image and then you can make it look like just one of the
paintings in Minecraft. And while it might be a
pretty strained source, it's definitely gonna fit in
with the rest of the gallery. And look, one of the great
things about Minecraft is that you're able to express yourself in a number of different ways. And if you're looking
for a different option, then why not try mastering note blocks. With 16 different instruments and 25 different pitches
per that instrument, you wanna get really
familiar with the essentials before you try to make your own music because there's a lot to learn and if you don't put
in the hours to study, then you're gonna have a bad time. Now equipped with your
new found music skills, I think you'll fit in just
perfectly under the sea, plus with the use of craftable conduits, you can actually make your own Atlantis right down in the oceans
of each survival world and live there too. And because this is such an
intricate and cool project to pull off in survival, anything that you build down here is just gonna look worlds better than it would have above ground because builds are always
better downward sweater, take it from me. Or if the aquatic life is
just a little too dry for you, then how about a different kind of base. If you've been wanting to
get that tad bit edgier then there's nothing quite like building a nether base counterpart
to yours in the OverWorld. And if you make sure to
switch up the block palette, you can get two very different looks for the price of one, making an interdimensional build that's sure to amaze. Or at the very least I'm sure
it'll look better than mine. If you're really considering to make the nether your
home, then answer me this. Have you ever thought about
starting a journey from there because seriously in the
new nether update in 1.16, it's entirely possible to
spawn yourself in the hellscape and then work your way
back to beat the game. Word of warning, it will
take plenty of bartering and time out of your day. But if you're in for the long haul, you can make it through hell
and back with no problem. And if traveling between
literal dimensions is not enough exploring for you, then my suggestion would be trying to see every single biome in the world. And if you're stuck at home, this might just be the closest you'll get to seeing the rest of the world, at least for a little bit. Just make sure that before you head off to see every single one of them, try to bring in a (indistinct), because while it is entirely possible to make the journey on foot, nothing quite beats taking the adventuring time in the skies. And if you wanna make that long trip just a little bit more majestic, then there's no way that compares
to doing it on horseback. And if you've got the patience to breed, it is at least possible to make a near perfect horse. And while this might get you
a little bit more familiar with the parrots and birds
than you were hoping to, at the very least you can make a really sweet ride from place to place. And if you wanna be very specific, then why not build a couple
of redstone contraptions that can actually check the speed and jump height of your ride, because with that level of preparation you'll finally be as good of a horse girl as the rest of them. But hey, I get it. Maybe horses in a (indistinct)
aren't your style. In which case the other
great way to get around is with a mine car. I mean, who among us has never
looked at this and thought how cool it would be to make
your own roller coaster. It's like top three
things to do in creative after making yourself
a diamond block house. There's nothing that quite compares. And if you've got the material supply, then I suggest trying to
manifest it in survival because then you'll be a true imagineer. But at this point, I think you've got a knack for exploring, so why not try to get every achievement while you're at it or advancement as they're now called. From wasting away an entire diamond hoe to having every single
status effect at once. There are some tricky ones to complete, but at the very least it'll keep you busy. And if you wanna get really crazy, then why not try to partner that with your rollercoaster skills and get all of them achieved on a rail 'cause that's just nuts. Although trying to 100% Minecraft can come with its setbacks, so if you're sick of dying all the time, you wanna try a raid farm. This is a great way to get nonrenewables, such as clay for your builds or if you've got your
sights set a little higher then it's a great way to get emeralds and the totem of undying for you to use, plus being called the hero of the village certainly
has a nice ring to it. I'm just saying. Although, even if you were to collect every single totem of undying, none of them are gonna
help you with this project. Because probably the
single most risky thing to build in Minecraft is
what's called a void base. Now, normally you can't place
any blocks under bedrock but using entities like
shockers and chest mine carts, you can actually set it up where no joke, you have a base set up at
-62 blocks under the world because nothing quite beats a base packed with all of your essentials
and a view of your demise. After doing all of that,
it's kind of understandable if you feel like you've reached
the top of the food chain. Although when that happens,
I would say it has a tape before deleting your world because there's another
method called software set. Now in my case the way that
I'd say to pull this off is to leave every single
one of your items behind and then with only a stack
of food to your name, set out in a direction
and don't look back. And when you're finished
off with that food then stop there and make
your new base where you stand and then when you've built
back up enough materials and you're ready to explore again, you can go back and see the
builds that you used to have which is a pretty cool throwback
when you get the chance. But even with all those suggestions, we haven't even scratched the surface on what the community has
to offer for longevity. Like why not build a
one-to-one scale model of the earth in Minecraft? Like no joke, there is
actually a discord team that's happening right now, where you can join and make a block for block recreation of the world that we're
spinning on right now. And as a disclaimer, it's definitely gonna
be a long time coming, but to even have the chance to see a project like this get finished in our lifetime, that'd be crazy. Or if you're looking for more competitions
instead of collaboration, then why not join the ranks of a mini game server and try to climb up to the top of the leaderboard. Personally, I've been
spending my free time trying to rise myself up in bed wars which has had some mixed results. That's not to mention all
the fantastic challenge maps that exist in the game, whether it's collecting all of the wool for your monument in diversity three, or even starting a new life up in the sky on sky block. Plus if the straight
vanilla gets you down, then there's plenty of other options to tweak the game as well, like these crazy data pack challenges that make it so item
drops try to attack you or every time you jump it gets higher. There's plenty to choose from there. But if you're looking for that modded feel while still keeping the vanilla taste, then why not try this mode called quark, which has these slight
little add on changes that can really make
some new opportunities for you to make different farms and builds in your Minecraft world. Or if continuity to vanilla
means nothing to you, then the best way to get
out of your comfort zone is by trying an insane pack like RL craft. If you wanna put your
sanity and skills to risk, then there's nothing quite like it. And finally if all those weren't enough of a challenge for you, then why not try to join
under 2b2t and try to survive. But hey, by the time that
you connect to that server the whole thing might
already be done anyway and you can leave your shelter in place. Who knows, maybe give it a shot. And with that, smash
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