I Built a MASSIVE Desert Monument in Hardcore Minecraft 1.20 Survival
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2024-03-28ใซๅ
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Hope you enjoy today's hardcore minecraft episode!! I had a ton of fun building this one and will definitely use this farm so much lol... not joking on that front!!
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I think a snow village build would be fun if you come across one, you could do some very fun builds in that kind of environment
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Fun fact: you can pick up suspicious gravel/sand if you drop it through a cobweb onto a pressure plate - could be a fun little detail
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I think that making this world kinda realistic you should make episode in which you would make connections, small monuments, ruins, small lonely houses and other things like that to bring more lore to the world ,but in a bit smaller scale because your projects are always very big
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Aah yes, the Hanging Gardens of Papylon! Here's to more episodes of survival!
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A leak in the water channel which creates a small oasis would be a nice addition to that!
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Whenever I watch one of tour videos I'm always like, Hey! That scene is from this live stream! And this bit is from this stream! Its so cool and I love the video!
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Would live to see a, terracotta, and pottery factory / store in papyrus. That ships products to other locations. Lore wise, the red sand has lots of iron in it and is used to make pottery, and that's how they get their redish color. That and since iron is dense, it's found under the normal sand and why it is hard to find. this would also allow for a storage room for your red sand.
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You should start mapping the desert in a map hall in that region so you can see that progress as well!
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Should make a different wing in the map room for different regions. Then you can start tracking the progress of other towns you make, like the desert town.
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6:40, am I the only one who sees a Buddha figure on the ground? The Desert Monolith looks amazing! Would be cool to have different kinds of monoliths around the world. Maybe one in the ocean at some point?
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Build idea; In Egypt, many of the monumemts/temples had a causeway that led to a dock on the Nile for funerary purposes. Perhaps you could build something like that for the desert monument.
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Great build FWhip! If you want, placing sugarcane manually on top of the stalks will create big towering sugarcane reeds, they almost look like a more clustered bamboo. Best part is they donโt grow taller on their own, unlike bamboo! I think that would look awesome inside the monument (or even in the gardens outside) :D
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When it seemed like the rest of the series was going to become deserted, fWhip has returned with another massive monumental upload! Joke aside, great to see you uploading again and making this series so much better with the 60th video! โค
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Fwip. you've built a giant overworld tree and a giant End tree. you need to do a giant Nether tree
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Great video as always!!! You should build outposts in different biomes(desert and ocean are done.... Maybe tiaga , snow, and jungle next)... Not a huge city like desert but a small quaint village would be a great addition ๐
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Hey fWhip... really love everything you do... have you thought about maybe building an enemy outpost or a evil wizards tower? Maybe expand the LORE of your Minecraft world.
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You don't need to place Small Dripleaf on clay. On dry land it needs clay or moss but underwater any dirt variant will work (coarse, rooted, mud - you name it)
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I have a few name ideas if you are interested: Cascade Monument, Ruin Falls, or SkyDew Pillar. Name one and two are just names, but I was thinking lore-wise for the third name. The giant obelisk was meant to magically take water from the skies above the dried lands, and provide the bygone residents with pure water and life for a long, long time. The obelisk has since deteriorated, but it still serves its function eons later, as Sky Dew Pillar.
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I was just sitting here wondering when youโll post then I get a notification for this video. ๐
