The fact that Steve was able to just kindly remove the thorns instead of taking the opportunity to pull some heinous prank is some of the best character development in modern fiction hands down.
Minecraft Pro Tipp: Use the same construction that Steve uses in the end but change the cauldron with a Trapped Chest. Once you open it the Redstone signal deactivates the hopper under it and you can put in any item without risking to destroy it instantly. Once you double checked that only items you really wanted to destroy are in the chest close it and they will be all burned.
Demonios, es realmente sano verlos convivir de una forma tan buena, y es muy agradable ver como las bromas psicópatas de Steve finalmente terminaron (por el momento)
I've always made a room in the basement for the lava pool. Stone walls and floor, simple. Appreciate him not acting inappropriately while plucking the thorns out of her. His constant amusement from her misfortune had started becoming a little grating.
I’ll either use the lava method or cactus method depending on the build and often hide them both in plain sight. My favorite is the black smith forge in the workshop, then in the kitchen, I’ll add a hopper and dispenser system into the forge so I can still get rid of stuff from multiple points. If I need a trash can in a small space, I’ll use some water that runs around a cactus usually disguised with a “draining” sink with the cactus under the counter top or something
Honestly a lot of that junk is pretty useful, ores and stacks of blocks are very useful, torches and buckets are also useful as well, and spider eyes are always useful for getting villagers.
To be fair, I usually went with the lava pit, but I surrounded it with an extra layer of glass or cobblestone (depending on what I originally used), and an Iron Trapdoor, so I don't accidentally burn myself walking over it
This is surprisingly a wholesome relationship between eachother, even if they cartoon laugh at eachother.
The fact that Steve was able to just kindly remove the thorns instead of taking the opportunity to pull some heinous prank is some of the best character development in modern fiction hands down.
I swear this is actually the most annoying part of the game, getting rid of random junk you don't need.
Nice, Alex finally got a laugh at Steve's expense this time.
Minecraft Pro Tipp: Use the same construction that Steve uses in the end but change the cauldron with a Trapped Chest. Once you open it the Redstone signal deactivates the hopper under it and you can put in any item without risking to destroy it instantly. Once you double checked that only items you really wanted to destroy are in the chest close it and they will be all burned.
Alex laughing at Steve is something I never expected to hear. It's almost cursed, lol, but he had it coming for a long time.
I was not expecting to see a new episode that soon! You're doing an awesome job🔥❤️
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Demonios, es realmente sano verlos convivir de una forma tan buena, y es muy agradable ver como las bromas psicópatas de Steve finalmente terminaron (por el momento)
And this is why I have my chests named with signs, so everything can be organized.
Was watching a live stream, saw the notification, and instantly teleported here. Silpaeja uploads are TOP priority
I've always made a room in the basement for the lava pool. Stone walls and floor, simple. Appreciate him not acting inappropriately while plucking the thorns out of her. His constant amusement from her misfortune had started becoming a little grating.
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I’ll either use the lava method or cactus method depending on the build and often hide them both in plain sight. My favorite is the black smith forge in the workshop, then in the kitchen, I’ll add a hopper and dispenser system into the forge so I can still get rid of stuff from multiple points. If I need a trash can in a small space, I’ll use some water that runs around a cactus usually disguised with a “draining” sink with the cactus under the counter top or something
For once Steve didn’t cause any trouble but it’s unfortunate that he lost his Diamond.
he should've made this design with a lever or something to make sure no item he does not want to destroy would go to the basement furnace.
I applaud Steve for his brilliant idea but I wince in sympathy at the loss of a diamond.
Honestly a lot of that junk is pretty useful, ores and stacks of blocks are very useful, torches and buckets are also useful as well, and spider eyes are always useful for getting villagers.
To be fair, I usually went with the lava pit, but I surrounded it with an extra layer of glass or cobblestone (depending on what I originally used), and an Iron Trapdoor, so I don't accidentally burn myself walking over it
I love how Steve helps remove needles from the cactus which Alex sat on with her butt XD