7 Quick Tips for the BEST Minecraft MEGABASES

The thing with mega bases is that after building a large chunk of the build you realise that the parts you built at the start start to look bad compared to the new stuff you built and you have even more to do by renovating the old parts to look as good as the new ones

Another tip: expect mistakes, for things to go wrong, and for some parts to just not work out how your imagined. If you expect for everything to go perfectly, there will be lots of disappointment when building.

I have a 3-4 year old mega base, consisting on various medium sized builds and areas (city, farm, swamp, villages, mines etc) and I realized one year after starting my base that my true passion is just building. So I switched to creative mode, and it was a game changer. I'm never tired of my world, and although sometimes I do take 3 months breaks from the game, I'm always excited to play. Sorry about my English

Now that I'm building my own I realise how hard it is. The smallest ring in my base has used about 6 double chests worth of resources

I built a custom village in my world and I can say if I were to add some advice, is when you are planning, make sure you are confident in your build palette, and the materials that make up said build pallet are hard to get. for me, it was in a desert world so my pallet was red sandstone and sandstone along with terra-cotta. Secondly, roads are everything. in a town especially, if the path doesn’t look good you won’t want to walk the city. And third, making it exactly what you want to be is important. If you don’t make your dreams of a build or multiple builds then you won’t get attached as it's not what you wanted. this video is amazing, keep up the good work.

Making smaller builds due to burn out is such a real tip. I built stark tower in survival and it took me HOURS especially due to tutorial being hard to follow because it was in creative and being constantly time lapsed. The amount of concrete powder to turn into concrete was absurd even with a farm. The the building process was crazy. I’ve only played Minecraft for about 3 months now and that was honestly extremely for a beginner like myself

Thank you for the video! I started working on my first ever mega base yesterday and i'm almost done with my creative world copy. It's a gargantuan ruined tower jutting out of the ocean with underwater railway tunnels at the bottom floor. I have designed it so that I will be able to fit many different farms and redstone contraptions in it. Hopefully these tips will come in handy when I make the final design in my survival world. One good tip would probably have been to first make your base in creative to see if it has any flaws and is practical.

7:10 Personally, I like the idea of normal sized windows/doors on a mega base, since I think it’d help the sense of scale.

hey all, i've just created a Discord server for my community! 🎉🐧 super excited to chat with yall, and i've got some plans for build challenges & other server events coming soon! come stop by & hang out! 🧡 discord.gg/3qmXBBQPH2

The effort you put in these videos amaze me. I am loving the concept of this series. Recently subscribed and definitely a big fan of the channel already!

Loved this video, It was really good at breaking things down to a manageable level. Abstraction is key in big projects and I think you summarized it perfectly!

Me who keeps rebuilding my base to make it even bigger, and bigger 💀

Pretty good watch for trying to get motivation back for worlds, but also entertaining enough to watch all the way through!

bruuuuuu i cant with the sound of him saying a word with an "s" sssssssss

i'm surprised this video doesn't have many views!. you got right to the point and the video was really entertaining and useful!

wow man you're content is so underrated the amount of effort you put into your builds and edits is just insane!

thank you soo much very direct link n works for me love the way you expressed the installation .

I have been waiting for a video like this for some time now!

this is a great video, i really was not expecting this level of quality, originality, and human genuineness from a video with so many views

These are some very good tips! Well done, I loved it. One question: would you build roads before buildings or after?