I Survived 100 Days IN A DESERT ONLY WORLD in Minecraft Hardcore!



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I Survived 100 Days IN A DESERT ONLY WORLD in Minecraft Hardcore! Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments!

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Complementary Shaders: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/customization/complementary-shaders

Mods:
Trade Cycling: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/trade-cycling
Mob Health Bar: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/ydms-mobhealthbar-mod
Fabric Waystones: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/fabric-waystones
Apple Skin: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/appleskin
Falling Tree: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/falling-tree

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:19 Day 1
35:47 Day 11
50:15 Day 21
1:16:53 Day 31
1:34:12 Day 41
1:52:39 Day 51
2:06:03 Day 61
2:20:43 Day 71
2:38:16 Day 81
3:00:21 Day 91
3:17:29 Day 100

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48 thoughts on “I Survived 100 Days IN A DESERT ONLY WORLD in Minecraft Hardcore!”

  1. I love your vids I've rewatched all of them as well! I've already played this one twice! ❤❤❤
    Also did anyone else get mad when he found the desert temple and didn't know what it was? 🤣😂
    And I can't wait for 600 days in hardcore Minecraft!!!!

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  2. I know you’ve probably got this comment
    but I’m 45 minutes in and it just hit me why haven’t you been to the nether yet you would have got all the wood that you’ve ever needed?

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  3. wandering traders are useful, and you can have several around at a time. I used them aa STORE BY MAKING STALLS, AND HONEY BLOCK FLOORS) i used them in the bizarre type settings. strange thing they dont count as villagers strangely.

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  4. Your world gen was so interesting! This one is inspiring me to do a desert-only world too. I really love your play style & always end up watching your videos at least a few times because they're long enough to fall asleep to, theb I rewatch so I can actually see what I missed!

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  5. Hey man I love your videos and I hope you keep making them. There is so much negativity in the world, on the news and on social media that it feels good to binge watch some peaceful Minecraft gameplay. Plus, your voice is relaxing.

    Just a helpful tip. Always try to protect your villages with walls or fences instead of blocks because little zombies like to squeeze through small spaces and attack them

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  6. If you’re looking for lifelike mods there’s a bunch around temperatures, thirst and water cleaning which are all annoying and stressing but there’s the other side That had backpacks, better agriculture and like actual cooking, I think the crops one is named Pam’s harvest craft which I find pretty cool kinda feel like the sims 4 I first saw it in TheCaptainsTV’s videos and I know there’s also like engineer craft with water wheels and stuff That are pretty cool but I never played with it

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  7. Fun Roman Fact: A very popular food (especially for the well-to-do) were two particular species of Mediterranean fish, the Salema Porgy and the Sarpa Salpa. The best time to catch them, according to the Romans, was during the summer months. These fish are algae feeders, and during the summer, the algae blooms were much richer…and the type of algae those two eat was toxic to humans. The toxins build up in the fish's flesh, and do not break down under heat, and when eaten, cause vivid hallucinations. This is why these fish were often called Dream bream.
    Broiled, baked, stewed, fried; the Romans loved their magic dream fish~

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