Vet Reacts to Restarting Minecraft After Every Death By martincitopants
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The pain I feel when I watch this is indescribable. I feel his pain, because I know how it feels like to lose all progress because of some mistake or chance.
I'm always tempted to try a game doing something like this...but then I think...no. I don't want to start over, lol.
Their tenacity is stunning
The door method of underwater mining relies on the fact that, while doors only occupy a small portion of their two blocks, nothing else can occupy those blocks except for players and other entities. So when you put a door down underwater, you can enter their blocks, but water cannot, so it creates a pocket of air you can stand in to mine stuff and refill your breath meter.
Oh cool!
Doesn't work on bedrock version tho. Trust me, I tried. I was pretty bummed abt it.
@@tytoalbasoren9457ah yes because Mojang decided to make a worse version.
It sucks how bedrock is worse than Java for no reason
The Deep Dark is a new 1.19 biome. It requires you to sneak around, as if you walk, jump, break a block, or make any noise with your character, it can alert skulk sensors, which can chain to a skulk shrieker. If The skulk shrieker shrieks 3 times, it spawns the warden, which you saw, and gives a terrifying “darkness” effect that is more blinding than the blindness effect. The wardens can hit you with a sonic blast from a distance, which does 7 hearts of damage no matter what armor you’re wearing. It is tough, and terrifying.
Endermen are neutral mobs, meaning they won't attack if unprovoked - they're pretty chill dudes. However, if you look at their face or hit them, they become enraged. In this state, their mouths open, they become extremely fast, can teleport to the player who enraged them, and deal a lot of damage. They can even dodge arrows by teleporting, for crying out loud. They're very deadly to those who are unprepared
Especially if you don't have a pumpkin on your head
43:20 something to note. Beds in the Nether or the End explode if you try to sleep in them due to a lack of a day/night cycle in these dimensions. Hence Martin's frustration of it being placed.
"explode" is a bit of an understatement lol
@@AstraOG but that's what they do. They explode. The strength being between that of TNT and a charged creeper. It also leaves fire like a ghast fireball does.
@@entropy-cat he knows, he's saying understatement because just saying "explode" doesn't quite capture the destructive, hard-core world ending capability of a bed.
@@plumcave9942 and I'm saying it does. What kind of weak explosion are you thinking of with the word "explode"? One of those pathetic snap poppers you throw on the ground?
@@entropy-cat I'm thinking tnt or regular creepers, which is kinda underwhelming in comparison to beds
For anyone curious, the song playing at the end of Martincitopants' video is the second main menu theme for Payday: The Heist.
Losing progress was one of my fears back then when I was a child, I'm still uncomfortable about it now.
Same…just loosing progress in anything…if I don’t have more than one save slot in a video game…I’m not restarting the story…just dicking around in the post game, if there is one
43:20 if you attempt to sleep in a bed in the nether, the bed explodes and can possibly kill you. Luckily no one in the group took the bait and got blown up this time.
I love dark forest biomes to an unhealthy degree. They have pretty much everything you need when you first start off as far as plants go. Flowers, mushrooms, seeds, lots of mobs and animals, and three different varieties of trees which, as a builder mostly, I really appreciate. Dark forests are also where you can find forest mansions which while dangerous, are usually filled to the brim with loot.
You gotta admit, Martin is really good at telling a story
We have to wait so long for Martincitopants video but when he upload... The best comedy in the entire world! 😂 I was so close to die of non-stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣
Endermen basically are kinda tough. They can slap your shit if you look at them in the face. Causing them to hunt you down and teleport if need be. They also pick up and place blocks (with restrictions). Leaving people to wonder how a random ass dirt block ended up in their house.
About the Enderman they are mostly passive mobs, last I remember if you stare at an Enderman you can't break your gaze otherwise they will get very aggressive. They do get annoying when they start grabbing random blocks and put them wherever they please. Enderman walk really fast too to the point they look like they are teleporting and they hate water.
Thanks for the explanation
breaking gaze isn't what triggers them. Just looking directly at them will cause them to get angry and chase after you.
@@Ausar0 looking does trigger them but as long as you keep staring they don't start attacking.
@@Ausar0 They actually should stay in place if you keep staring, atleast last I played
Endermen are a powerful enemy that appear mostly in the dark. They're more or less allergic to water, and quite tall, both can be used against them. When idling they have a unique ability of picking up and moving blocks about, very annoying if they decide to rearrange your base/farm/ranch. If you look them in the eye, they become aggressive, and have the ability to teleport.
I don't know as much about wardens in the deep dark, but they are called by sound and there are patrol creatures that exist just to call them. They're considered to be one of the most powerful creatures in the game, and if I remember right they also regenerate health.
The OST for the ominous endings of Mart's videos is Payday: The Heist Main Menu v2 OST
There is another version, v1, it's cool but it's different
18:08 'Endermen' which you can piss the f@ck off just by looking at it is usually a passive mob in the game, and as you gussed it, If you are not ready or planned to fight it... Its a staircase to heaven )))
19:40 Me and as well as many people usually prefer to work and build in Plains, its open and has good space to work with, and sometimes meadows as well for similar reasons, but depending on what metarials they like to use some even goes for badlands and stuff, any biome goes, but its usually plains.
24:10 Deep Dark, simply put, an undergroung biome of.. fack around and find out, type of place, its usually empty from enemies... 'USUALLY' unless you make noises and 'THAT' thing detects it )))
42:56 The doors and some other blocks in minecraft doesnt hold water in them, instead when inside water, they stay as air blocks.
Thanks for the in depth answers!!
The enderman is completely harmless...unless you look at it. In which case it will beeline for you, ignoring everything else, until you or it is dead. It also teleports.
And doors don't allow water through, so it creates an air pocket.
The enderman is an eldritch abomination standing 3 meters tall and with overproportionally long limbs.
They posses the ability to teleport to to any sufficiently large space in a 16 meter radius and are innately weak to water to a point where even contact with rain can be lethal to them.
When a player makes eye contact with the enderman it will immediately enter a state of frenzy and mercylessly hunt them down until either of them is dead.
Also, they are near impossible to hit with ranged weapons due to their ability to teleport to safety before the projectile hits and they can pick up blocks in the environment and place them back down in any spot they choose, thus destroying your world in far more subtle ways than creepers do.
My favorite biome to build in is the taiga, because there are a ton of spruce trees (to be clear, all other wood types in other biomes can be used to craft tools and whatnot) and spruce wood is _objectively_ the best material to build with... bonus points if there's a nearby river so you can do lots of fishing :P
Bruce trees
@@swamproman2007 Yes, Bruce trees 😅
There is a second part to this "Beating Skyblock with one tree".
Endermen are docile. DO NOT LOOK AT THEM as that will convert them to *VIOLENCE.* The only way to shake off an Enderman when it's pissed is with it's death, your death or any source of water (that includes the sky daddy tears). Remarkably, they can't travel or teleport anywhere that's shorter than 3 blocks high and will not fuck with a person wearing a pumpkin hat.
Every time i go into caves or roam other areas i have very good memory so i remember landmarks and make sure to make torch trails when exploring caves
I love how invested Kitt was in what was going on
19:45 Plains or spruce
Plains - because there's a good chance of finding a village to get resources and food
Spruce - spruce is by far the BEST tree when collecting wood since planting 4 saplings in a 2x2 gives you a tree with anywhere from 50 - 90 pieces of wood. Add that with how sparing they are at dropping samplings (5-17) and you will never be starved of wood for materials
More of a hack, actually by using a door underwater. It creates a pocket of air so that you can mine without drowning.
You wanna know Minecraft’s lore? Well there are two options…watch MatPat’s Minecraft theories…or make up your own lore…I’m not even kidding, Minecraft has no set lore…it’s very vague so you can effectively make up your own
When you get to Minecraft, I’d suggest getting a guide to join you and teach you. It will help you be less frustrated on account of taking time to learn basics.
Chicago endermen are teleporting mobs that mainly just pick up blocks and chill unless you look at them,once you look at it either find a source of water,kill it or accept death
recently started a deathless darksouls 3 and oh boy, am i getting my ass kick.
Endermen are a literal vibe check. You look at them, they see you, and they will kill you. (End of Story).
Am currently watching from Opera... Definitely recommend
18:14 I know this is somewhat of an old video, not that I care because it certainly won't stop me from nerding, but endermen are generally a peaceful mob so long as you don't screw up. there are also some theories about them and I think one of them claims they were once the same race as your own character before they got stuck in the End which eventually mutated them into the black slendermen we all know. also if you trigger those shriekers too many times, a creature called a warden will spawn. wardens work on very different mechanics from other mobs. 1: they are blind and will move to the vibrations caused by players, mobs and just anything that's moving around nearby. 2: they'll sniff the air which means they can zero in on you even if you're not moving. it also has an anger mechanic. I won't go into detail but once they reach 80 anger, the warden roars for a few seconds then begins chasing their target which I think can also be other mobs and not just players. and if they can't get into melee but you're still within range - and it is as it sounds - they'll start using their ranged attack. I'm going to quote the wiki for this one. "This attack bypasses shields, armor, enchantments, blocks, and even the wither armor of the wither. Only the Resistance status effect can reduce the attack's damage."
Okay, so... The Enderman can teleport, and will attack you if you look it in the eyes.
Endermen are reverse weeping angels. Don't look at them or they'll deck you, by look i mean actually having your cursor on them. they also teleport and are completely harmless if not provoked. they do have a massive weakness however, water they'll take damage and teleport away ASAP. also they can pick up blocks. It doesn't buff them or anything, they just like holding blocks sometimes.
Zombies are zombies
baby zombies are satan. and the second worse enemy to fight because they're still melee. Shrink a zombie's hit box by more than half and have them go faster than god.
Skeletons have Bows and arrows and are the worst enemy to fight in the game, more about that when i get to Piglins
Spiders are spiders
Creepers, are creepers, but if struck by lightning they become charged, which makes they're explosion even more deadly
if they die by a skeleton's arrow a music disc will drop and is one of the best sources of getting them
all the mobs above besides Creepers and spiders are hurt by sunlight, unless they have a helmet in which they won't get harmed (and they hold items, fully kitted out zombies are common) . Spiders actually turn passive during the day and will only attack if bothered.
they're are some variants of a few of the mobs above.
first is the cave spider a smaller and blue venomous variant that obviously live in caves.
there's the husk, which is basically desert zombie that does poison damage
the third zombie variant is the drowned, underwater zombie that can spawn with a throwable trident. they're tied with skeletons for most bs mob
some mobs can spawn in riding other mobs, mainly skeleton jockeys and chicken jockeys. where a skeleton is riding a skeleton horse and a baby zombie riding a chicken respectively.
witches, are witches that throw potions
Guardians are massive pufferfish, basically, that give you a mining debuff and attack you slow moving lasers. i think they're supposed to be like a psionic beam. but they only hang out in ocean monuments so it's possible you'll never have to face them.
Illagers, bad guy Villagers basically. there's 4 versions you can see in a unmodified game, they go on patrols around ther world, at outposts, and the rare woodland mansion
pillagers, crowsbow illager
Vindicator, axe holding illager
evoker, child necromancer, they actually spawn something called a vex but that's not as fun.
and the ravager, cursed looking rhino.
there's also a ravager jockey. which is just an illager riding a ravager.
the last overworld mob is silverfish. a small gray creature, I guess it's an actual silver fish. that spawns when infested stone is broken and it'll nip at your ankles.
(i need to sleep I'll finish this later, I wanted to get something out relatively soon)
im glad both me and Kit binged Marco vids on youtube.
Game theory has a playlist on minecraft lore.
Deep Dark biomes are inhabited by sculk, which is basically blue fungus. In sculk there are sculk sensors and sculk shriekers. The sensors detect any nearby sound, which causes them to send out a signal to nearby sculk shriekers, which will make a horrifying noise. If a shrieker is tripped too many times, a warden will crawl out of the sculk and attack the player. A warden is a giant mob covered in sculk, it's blind but it can hear very well, and it's also one of, if not the toughest mob in the game. This is why sneaking is important around a deep dark biome so that they don't hear you. They have a chance to spawn ancient cities which have really good loot, so your troubles will be rewarded if you are careful.
Steven needs to be tried for warcrimes
the warden is the mob that will wake if the shreekers go off to many times it has more heath than the finale boss and its terrifying its in the deep dark
Favorite Biome to Start in?
Jungle Biome.
While they're a nightmare to navigate you do have a lot of resources, from bamboo to jungle trees(the best trees in the game imo) and if you want vines.
Granted villages do not spawn on Jungles, which complicates finding an easy safe haven, there should be a fair amount if wild life (primarily sheep to make beds if you wanna skip the night if you're playing alone.).
Least Favorite Biome to start in?
Badlands or the Mesa biome.
Badlands are rough because they're essentially mountainous deserts and are littered with mineshafts, while these increases the likelihood of getting cool gear, above sea level mineshafts typically have lesser loot(or none at all.) While being equally dangerous as finding one below sea level due to Cave Spiders, a poisonous variant of the Spider-extremely dangerous when you don't have any gear/not properly prepared.
Cool caves to find are Lush Caves. They have Moss, a very cool block that converts natural blocks into more of itself and more. They're non-essential for beating the game, they useful on clearing out swaths of rock if you have enough Bonemeal(Fertilizer) and just mining the moss you multiplied with a hoe. You can compost the moss into more bonemeal if you have enough Moss and Moss by-products like Azalea bushes.
Lush Caves also are natural favorable spawning locations for Axolotls and Tropical Fish.
2 Nether Biomes are particularly unfavorable to start in or stumble into.
1) Crimson Forests have high concentrations on Hoglins and Piglins.
Hoglins are the best food source(imo) if you killed them with fire, giving you cooked porkchop. But they're particular dangerous to deal with minimal gear and especially if they're with their babies.
Piglins are neutral to you if you wear any piece of Gold Armor. If not they're hostile.
They'll be hostile regardless if you hit them. They're not too dangerous but they can gang up on you and can show up with enchanted gear.
Sometimes the Adult Piglins hunt Adult Hoglins and Child Piglins find and ride Child Hoglins.
2) Basalt Delta. It's too easy to die here and you can put yourself in unwinable situations very easily with the tiny pockets of lava.
They're very treacherous to navigate and worse more Magma Cubes(Slimes) spawn more frequently who can eaay jumps towards your position and knock you off your platform and die to the Delta's many lava death pits.
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That aside, the Warped Forest is the safest place in the Nether. No hostile spawns here except Endermen and only if you offend them.
Nether Fortresses are where you get Blaze Rods from Blazes that you can convert into Blaze Powder, combine it with the Ender Pearl, you get the Eye of Ender.
An Item you can use to find the direction a Stronghold as well as open the end portal. To get to end game to defeat the Ender Dragob.
Whenever you wanna play some Minecraft come hang out at our SMP, the Chicago SMP.
Those are called shriekers. If they sound 3 times, they'll wake up the warden. Who is the equivalent of Mike tysend? Who will not give 2 fricks about killing you for disturbing his sleep
I don't really play Minecraft but at 24:02 if those things activate too much the Warden spawns which is a blind creature that can almost kill you with one hit even if you're using netherite armor
This makes me want to play mc... But the power is out cause Oklahomas power grid is kept together by hopes and dreams.
And it happened on a day i was gonna play modded skyrim.
i'm sorry about your power grid issues. hope you're safe
@@ChicagoReacts It finally came back thankfully. And just in time for minecraft with mods to not be a good idea with that new mod virus going around lol.
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Here’s the thing about games journalism is that some people want to play the game early some people are completely salty because it’s a Nintendo exclusive (sorry Xbox fans I have to say it) these are not VALID CRITICISM this is just for either attention purposes, or just flat out Ludicrous about their claims it’s just ridiculous. Example: Kotaku who outright LEAKED SPOILERS OF THE GAME BECAUSE THEY GOT BLACKLISTED BY NINTENDO CALLING NINTENDO UNPROFESSIONAL AND RACIST WHEN THEY THEMSELVES WERE THE ONES BEING UNPROFESSIONAL ITS COMPLETELY UNBELIEVABLE
Do you ever do videos with Kira nowadays? those are the best!
Does anyone know what song plays at the end
I have seen people saying it’s a themesong from a Payday game.
Minecraft can be Therapeutic as hell. I would recommend Playing for yourself, But Play with Mods, Base Minecraft sux
If I had to guess Martine probably died at the end did and did a portal Edit lol
42:58 It's actualy an exploit of minecraft physics. Since doors in minecraft are identified as 2 blocks, The water can't go into those 2 blocks, leaving the door and one block wide air pocket.
I don't know if what I wrote is comprehensible or not.
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