3 Reasons You should Keep Playing The Same world instead of making a new one
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If you ever wanna make a new world you can just take a half stack of food and run in one direction and once you finish all your food set up a new base and you can connect them up over a few months
For me this is like starting a new world but with extra steps. This is something I did in my 3 year old PE survival world and it just didn’t work. However last month I decided to build next to my ancient and ugly builds (100-200 blocks away). I had a clear vision that would work next to my old base. My point being is that I was able to return to my old base and get myself supplied all the time. Of course you can just use a nether hub… But I didn’t had a nether hub at that time. My comment in one sentence: Make sure that your new location has a good connection to your old base.
Just like when ltn went camping
Smart idea go “camping”
Exactly, i ised to do this a lot and I'd return to my old bases sometimes to loot them a little and have some nostalgia
Sometimes having them be disconnected is part of the point though, that way i can forget them, find them again and be all surprised and nostalgic etc. Kinda just do whatever feels right at the time and if you don't like it, run away to start again
What people can achieve on their 2 years old world:good, impressive build What I can achieve on my 2 years old world:hot pile of garbage
Lol yes same here
but at least its *your* pile of garbage 🙂
Same
I mean, it's hot nevertheless
Yes once I did had a long term world, instead of organizing my inventory and throwing out all the useless stuff, I just store them.. like my inventory is filled with basicly everything u can get in mcpe...
Some additional tips: - Have two long-term worlds. I have a 1-year old survival world and a 4-year old creative world. When I'm tired of one, I can just switch to the other for a while. - Try to never complete projects 100%, but always leave room for expansion.
I usually have a old-Minecraft world (right now I have a 1.0 world), a latest java version world, and a bedrock world
I agree, but since i hate the grind of survival, having 1 world is fine for me, and i always leave room for certain giant projects, like a city!
I play in hardcore, because I like playing in hard mode and there's always that chance of losing the world, so I don't get bored.
@@apples5899 Even so, you can activate cheats, go into creative and then back into hardcore. Just in case
@@dragonking7544 that’s no fun though. Just knowing that you cheated isn’t fun. I used to cheat and now I have a rule that if I cheat, I have to delete the world.
I've been jumping around worlds like crazy lately so thank you toycat
You haven't had time to watch the vid yet
@@ashershelburne8379 R/woosh
@@ashershelburne8379 so?
@@Solace-8 apa
Fkn right
I plan on playing the same world as long as I can. I want a large living world. Not just a few buildings and then start over. Minecraft worlds are so huge why waste all of that space? Fill it all up.
The 3 Reasons are nice, but the problem is that Minecraft unhealthily discourages sticking to 1 world, even though i would want to and build and build and build. But no. They encourage instead to make a New World with Each New Update, which means that truly the Game gets Updates, but not your Words. Point in Case: It sucks. It sucks A LOT. And i wanted for a long time for people to realize that this is something that Mojang needs to fundamentally change about World-Generation: We need the Option to simply tell the PC that we build on a specific Radius of Squaremeters and that the Rest doesnt matter to us, so it can be reloaded with the New Update in Mind, all it wants. We NEED this.
I agree. My friends like to create a new world after they’ve got ‘enough’ progress in their other worlds, but I almost only play on 1 world.
@@loturzelrestaurant with each new update, new features generate in new chunks, which encourages exploring, not resetting
@@wilyriley_ No though?
@@wilyriley_ Heeeence why people are unsatisfied? I mean: Duh? Theres people calling this an Issue cause theres an Issue... dont know why/how something this simple escaped ya.
imagine your house being on fire and the fire fighters come and the first thing they ask is"are you subscribed to ibxtoycat?" and you say no they're like ohhh thats why and then leave the house on fire
Subscribe now or burn
My house did burned down. This channel has no idea what it can do if my kids discover this channel.nothing like restarting trauma.
He actually does need to be careful. Plenty of people live with a smoker in the house. There's gonna be a wierd fluke that god forbid, a IBXTC subscriber gets a house fire.
@@shadowwalker9765 it’s a joke
@@haroldinho9930 So is it ok to keep bringing the Holocaust or 9/11 in every video as long as it's a joke? Some people go through traumatic experiences and bringing it up again only serves to reignite that trauma, even if it's "just a joke"
I have played on my same world for 3 years at this point because of the Minecraft update adventures
The 3 Reasons are nice, but the problem is that Minecraft unhealthily discourages sticking to 1 world, even though i would want to and build and build and build. But no. They encourage instead to make a New World with Each New Update, which means that truly the Game gets Updates, but not your Words. Point in Case: It sucks. It sucks A LOT. We NEED this.
@@loturzelrestaurant many of the Minecraft developers want to keep old worlds good, which is why they decided not to mess with the old bedrock in chunks so your world wont corrupt and you can play on the same world for as long as you want
IBXToyCat is really passionate about playing in the same world, and I agree. It must be an amazing feeling to look back on all you've done fondly. I generally play on a single world (Well, two - a singleplayer and a multiplayer one), and it helps that I'm terrible at starting the game!
This reads like a college discussion post.
so am i
Same here; except I still have quite a ways to go before I’m even qualified to be efficient at preserving my worlds, I’m really bad at doing that.
Is it alright if I start a long term singleplayer world once 1.18 comes out? I have a long term survival server with my cousin, and when I'm not playing with him, I am usually playing RLCraft hardcore, or other modpacks to challenge myself
Yesh i hate dtarting new worlds cause the early part is a hastle
I've been sticking to one world for 3 years now, and honestly, it's much more enjoyable than creating a new world every update
Same here but my world is 2 years old
Same but mine is an smp thats around to a year
And I am exited to know what you do before that
@@iamfunny2414 mine turns 2 in 18 days!
Same here but mime is 6 months old and I have deepslate emerald!
I’m really jealous of huge builds
*envious
@@JollyOliW oh ur name is spelt wrong Oliver WTF*
Go for it dude, you can do it too!
@@JollyOliW Isn't it the same thing but fancier?
@@user-kr4fz4fr8j not exactly. Envy is when you want something that someone else has, whereas jealousy is when you don't want someone to take what you already have. For example a jealous lover isn't necessarily a bad thing since they don't want their partner to cheat. It's a huge misconception that at the end of the day doesn't really matter. Thanks for asking a genuine question and not being rude for the sake of being rude. 😁
My neighbour's house burned down today. I feel really bad for her. Turns out she wasn't subbed to toycat
If she had been subbed, she wouldn't have been the victim of the 99% of house fires that happen to non-subscribers.
Toycat: stick to one world Speedrunners: 👁👄👁
Speedrunners don't enjoy the game, they just care about beating other people's "records"
@@blunthex9909 they enjoy beating records and i speedrun mario oddesey not bc i want a leader board bc i enjoy it but it depends on what speedrunners ur on abt tbh
@@blunthex9909 yeah, speedrunners speedrun because they enjoy speedrunning. If they didn't enjoy it, they wouldn't do it.
@@blunthex9909 Thats the dumbest statement Iv'e read all day
My worlds recently have been named stuff like “This is the one” “This one for sure” “I’ll be sure to stick with this one” …and I haven’t been able to follow up on those world names
But have you tried to just go back to your first world and start a new project there? Let the long termness come once you explored a bit and seen what the seed has to offer
fr i be naming it minecraft or like massive world
Maybe allowing Keep Inventory would make you stick to the world
@@gamermapper no, that would just make me feel like it’s not legit. Plus I’m already forcing myself to stick with my current world
Meanwhile I'm out here naming worlds the stupidest garbage
I was considering deleting my 3 year old world... just wanting to start over. But something about seeing Etho, DallasMed and Toycat keeping their worlds all these years inspired me to wanna continue playing my world and never abandon it
Why would you delete a world anyway? There's no benefits to doing that, only downsides
Yes that’s a good change of heart
You can keep it and still start a new world
@@idunno_ Cuz at first I didnt see the benefit of keeping it if i wasnt gonna play on it
@@limeypi1539 I had that in mind, but something about starting over feels off for me. Like i already spent so many hours in my world so why start a new one and from scratch if i already had dedicated so much time on my og world?
I have been enjoying "speed running", which for me mostly involves getting to the nether and quitting, lately, but I haven't deleted my long term world. Really, all that is necessary to stay committed to your long term world is to not delete it. Someday I'll feel like going back to it, and because it is a computer file, not a person, it will still be there. 🙂
I really want to speedrun the game, but im a builder and while i played a survival, i really want to kill the dragon, or go to the end, any tips?
Getting to the end and beating the dragon is NOT easy at first, like professional youtubers who have done it dozens of times make it look. Make a villager breeder (lots of beds in a fence with double gates to keep them in but let you in and out, and plenty of wheat, potatoes, and carrots for them to "eat") and get yourself some armor smiths, weapon smiths, and tool smiths. Level them up so they give you diamond stuff. Get an enchantment table and a grindstone, so you can "cycle through" the enchantments and get Protection on your armor and Sharpness on your sword. Other good armor enchantments include Blast Protection, Fire Protection, and Feather Falling. Seriously consider switching to Peaceful mode to find the nether fortress and create a safe path to a blaze spawner there, and also for the dragon battle. Bring sand or gravel to easily climb and decend the pillars and destroy the end crystals! While you are in peaceful in the nether, you might as well mine a bit for netherite scrap; it is worth putting netherite on your sword, at least. Use your weapon smith's workstation to turn your sword netherite once you have an ingot. You can trade cleric villagers for enderpearls, so no need to leave peaceful mode for that! The only time you really HAVE to leave peaceful mode for easy, at least, is to get blazes to spawn for their rods. Toycat illustrated this once by walking over 200,000 blocks to the first usable, fully filled in end portal found in Bedrock, thus beating the enderdragon without ever leaving peaceful mode or the overworld. Search "walking 200,000 blocks to beat Minecraft" if you want to check out that video, it still exists and is an idea for beating the game if you really want to minimize risk. You don't even need to mine or set up a base, because you will find everything you need in villages and desert temples and such along the way. Best of luck!
@@misspatvandriverlady7555 hey, can you add spaces so it's easier to read?
Not easily, sorry.
@@charlestonianbuilder344 Focus on finding the nether fortress, the nether is the hardest obstacle, obtain some fire resistance potions (from Piglins) and go exploring Nether Wastes, Soul Sand Valley and Basalt Deltas. I would 100% recommended having a Saddle for a Strider, they make traversing much easier. You can get Warped Fungus for a Warped Fungus on a Stick from Warped Forest (bedrock and java) and also Crimson Forest (java only). Create a trail (using overworld blocks like cobblestone) for where you came from. Remember coordinates of your portal too so you do not get lost.
"No one can tell you what you can and cannot do and that is the beautiful thing that Minecraft allows you to do" - ibxtoycat 2021 Just put a year for ya
Shakespeare said this in 1593, not toycat
@@rejereal42623 ah yes shakespeare said minecraft in the year 1593 (Also i do understand what u mean i just found that funny)
@@rejereal42623 Oh, I did not know XD
i stopped playing minecraft in late 2019 and joined back in early 2021, i remember i used to barely play survival so i was just like “let’s challenge myself to something i haven’t done before, a survival world.” and since then, multiple times a day i end up playing that mine craft world. it’s a nice world even though i haven’t gone as far as big minecraft youtubers like dream.
Dream🤢
@@clobzz da faq is with dat face?
@@ovaldestiny0076 it’s green like Dream
@@clobzz nothing wrong with dream. Shut up
@@ab_077 lots wrong with dream, pleasantly stop typing
Thumbnail: 3 *tips* to stick to one world Title: 3 *reasons* to stick to the same world Me: _visible confusion_
The 3 Reasons are nice, but the problem is that Minecraft unhealthily discourages sticking to 1 world, even though i would want to and build and build and build. But no. They encourage instead to make a New World with Each New Update, which means that truly the Game gets Updates, but not your Words. Point in Case: It sucks. It sucks A LOT. And i wanted for a long time for people to realize that this is something that Mojang needs to fundamentally change about World-Generation: We need the Option to simply tell the PC that we build on a specific Radius of Squaremeters and that the Rest doesnt matter to us, so it can be reloaded with the New Update in Mind, all it wants. We NEED this.
@@loturzelrestaurant Honestly curious: how does Minecraft 'discourage' you from sticking to one world? There is NOTHING to stop you from keeping the same world for as long as you want, unless I'm missing something.
You know when you have that friend that says 'this world is basically complete let's start a new one' Completely missing the point of the game
"We've built farms for everything, guess there's nothing else to do"
The 3 Reasons are nice, but the problem is that Minecraft unhealthily discourages sticking to 1 world, even though i would want to and build and build and build. But no. They encourage instead to make a New World with Each New Update, which means that truly the Game gets Updates, but not your Words. Point in Case: It sucks. It sucks A LOT. And i wanted for a long time for people to realize that this is something that Mojang needs to fundamentally change about World-Generation: We need the Option to simply tell the PC that we build on a specific Radius of Squaremeters and that the Rest doesnt matter to us, so it can be reloaded with the New Update in Mind, all it wants. We NEED this.
@@loturzelrestaurant why are you spamming this on half the comments
ive been playing minecraft since 2012, and i am actually really appreciative of channels like yours instead of the entire youtube community being focused on pvp or random minigame maps, i love the creating part of it and this was a really nice video to watch. dont ever change yourself because its more popular, your fans will be far more genuine that way
I started a new world when 1.16 came out and I’m still working on a lot of projects; including building my main base. I’ve been working on my base for the majority of the time after 1.16 came out. I also get a great since of accomplishment when I see what I’ve done. In that world, It’s the second world where I defeated the ender dragon. It’s the first world that I’ve defeated a wither in (in survival). It’s the first world where I’ve obtained elytra. Sometimes I get into a routine of logging in and just running or flying around and looking at my base and not getting anything accomplished. In the last week, I’ve managed to kinda crawl out of that pit and be more productive.
I lost my long term world cause of my stupid brother last Christmas and so I can’t even be bothered to play Minecraft anymore but thank you for this
Ooof that’s tough dude, I genuinely feel sorry for you. Don’t worry, one day you’ll have the urge to play again - but until then, just look for inspiration, something will catch your attention :)
@@z00mg0at5 1.18 may perhaps
But that's your brother's fault not mc you get bck into it
@@jacobhazelwood2857 I know but I lost 1 year of work on the first world I ever played long term, but I began playing again today. 1.17 is encouraging me however I will play more after bedrock bugfix so diamonds exist again
@@unknown_unfound make sure you make plenty of copies so that wont happen again b.
Minecraft: No one can tell you what you can or can not do. Toycat: Here’s a bunch of things you can do.
I don’t need tips for sticking with a world, i need tips for things to do on a long term survival world. I wanna build a new house but I have no idea where to begin.
I’ve found that the best way to stay invested in a world is to do a bunch of little projects in between working on one big one. Mix it up, have some fun. Don’t let yourself get tired of a project, and instead focus on things in between it.
ibxtoycat, before, 1 years ago i was creating survival world every weeks, i couldn'nt keep them more than one month, but i saw your channel and this inspired me to create my own definitive survival world, and i love that! my world is super big and i want to keep it the longest possible, thank you toycat!
My world has already almost 3 years and the idea of starting a new world bores me, having to do everything all over again feels tiring to me, and I love my world, if I have a dumb idea I go and do it there and enjoy it fondly
I like how old worlds get funky terrain or look different when you generate new terrain like random cut off points or more extreme cases like snowing in a desert
Man watching this video is making me love swamps even more. It's just the best biome ever. So flat, such great rich colors of grass and water, such a great aesthetic 😍
Hello, you have been randomly selected for me to say hello to. Also, have a nice day / nigh
We need frogs
@@TeslaTheAmpherohm Aw, thanks 💕 Good day/night to you too
I started my Minecraft journey in 2015 on my tablet. While I wish I could say I've had a long-term survival world spanning all that time, that is unfortunately not the case. Pocket Edition for my tablet was buggy beyond belief, and would erase my worlds almost every time Minecraft updated. I figured out how to back up my worlds around 2018, but by then my habit of hastily creating worlds had been practically engraved in stone. It wasn't until I started watching your videos, Toycat, that I sat down and decided to see how long I could last in a completely no-cheats, single-player, survival world. And in that world, I experienced some of the best moments of my years playing Minecraft. I built a tree tower base, and I was so *proud* of it. I found my first diamonds, and they were *worth* something to me. I found dogs, cats and parrots, and each of those dear blocky animals *mattered* to me. I stayed in that world, exploring and building all sorts of wacky creations up until the day my tablet permadied. I was mournful, yes, but I had now tasted the best part of Minecraft and I wanted it again. And with that in mind, I finally decided to buy Minecraft for my laptop and set up a permanent survival world. It is closing in on a year now, in August 2021, and I have progressed further than I ever thought I would. I have a quaint little base, Hobbit-hole-esque, that stretches from well up in the hills to the precipice of bedrock. I've built entire towns and constructed railroads spanning oceans. I have a whole family of pets, each with their own room. I even have a giant map stretching across the sky for no reason at all! While I still have yet to beat the dragon that has beckoned me for years, I can tell you with confidence it won't be long now. Thank you Toycat, for opening my eyes to the possibilities of Minecraft. I wish you the biggest of salmon for your journey. 😊
By the way, Bedrock Edition worlds can be ported to Bedrock-compatible platforms. Not sure how, since I’m a Java purist, but I figured that would prevent any future technical issues for you.
yes you can move world from tablet phone to computer or laptop without any problems at all
I think I will always be active on my server because my grand vision is to expand my civilization across the world. This means exploring new lands, building cities (which in themselves are big projects), and linking everything together with railroads, canals and ice highways. Another idea would be building ships across the oceans that serve as something to do but also as a refueling station of sorts for players traveling across the oceans. If you read that far, thanks
I've had the same Minecraft world since October 2019. I plan on keeping it as my main survival world. It's unfortunate how most people make a world just to throw it away for another one. Preserve history, keep your old worlds & build on em'!
It's amazing how these tips can also apply to real-world scenarios.
I have my same creative world from five years ago. It’s nice to fly around the parts of the city and think about how many years a building has stood.
I've been playing in the same creative world for 5 years or so, and like you it began as a XBOX 360, then I converted to PC/Java. I have found and named over 130 villages, with a road system linking them all.
I love starting worlds, its hard to stick with a world. However, I just started a world that I'm going to deem my one world. I have been doing a lot of realms, but after a while everyone doesn't join anymore and that ended up made me sad. So this world is my first actual world for me alone. To help me stick to this world I'm uploading episodes to my youtube. I don't like being alone, so I figure if realms didn't pan out, I can just share the things I'm doing with everyone instead. My first world when i was introduced to minecraft was Modded, so it wasn't one I could keep. I want a world for myself.
Ibxtoycat: 3 reasons to stick to the same world Pc players who died in hardcore mode: 🥲
Have not even watched it but I’m glad you made this vid
One Big Project I'm still working on Is a City called Infdev City. I'm Trying to Mix As Many Styles as Possible within One City.
sounds pretty cool, I inverted my end so it has end stone pillars and an obsidian island
I'm just curious [to some screenshots], does it have anything to do or is it somehow inspired by the Infdev development era?
@@babilonianking It Sits In Infdev Chunks(Not From 2010 But Wanted to Access it Anyway) And Originally I Planned to Make It As Old School As Possible, But i Scrapped it and Went With A Semi-Futuristic Style.
@@Synthanarchist Sounds pretty amazing, all the best of luck with it!
Thank you so much ibxtoycat. This really does get me thinking twice and I'm now suddenly looking forward to making a brand new world to start my own unique journey
You've just inspired me to commit to things in the real world. Wow man, you've made so many parallels between Minecraft and irl. Good stuff.
I always use the same seed even when creating "a new world". I even memorized the 20 character long seed name.
Likewise.
I never thought of that, the same but different, I might try that
I've had mine since the 360 days since my niece got me into playing MC, and for Java version I've played in the same two worlds interchangeably since 2018. I've gotten world edit to bring builds from each world into the other because of how important they are at showing my progress in learning to build more elaborate structures.
2:27 - 2:37 I’m in the same boat, yayy! Keep up the good work, toycat! Also, if I’m being brutally honest, I think Nice/flashy builds are (Mostly) generic... in MY PERSONAL OPINION, ugly/whacky projects tend to have more charm & originality... They’re more enjoyable to work on due to how easy they are to create.. I love working on these types of builds, mainly because of your Channel; it rushes my mind with so many cool ideas! these types of projects typically make Minecraft more enjoyable for me, weirdly enough. Maybe that’s what’ll motivate me to finally play on one world without forgetting about it :) By the way I love your long - form let’s play episodes, they’re so thought provoking & I feel like I could relate to them so much; due to the fact that I also love gaining & sharing knowledge with others, it’s just that I have no one to share it with, unfortunately.
Thank you for making this video. Lately I've been making a new world, and then going away for a few days and ending up deleting it. This has inspired me to start a world and keep it, forever. Thanks again Andrew
I've had my current survival world for just over a year (started in April 2020) and I still absolutely love it and don't plan on leaving it any time soon. It's not my first """long-term""" survival world, however, but it's the only one I still (even can) play on. With this world, I have been very careful to make sure that I will never lose it to corruption/deletion. I'm pretty sure it is the world I've put the most amount of time and effort into though.
I don't understand how anyone can make the choice to start a new world. There's nothing more daunting to me than the first hour of a minecraft world. I love having enough resources to know I can build without having to go gather a bunch of stuff. I've always seen Minecraft as a city building game more than a survival game, so staying with one world is the only thing that makes any sense to me.
I mean, I enjoy starting a new world. The first hour of a world is my favorite time, and the challenge of starting from scratch and working my way up the ranks is the best. Once I become too OP, I feel like the game becomes too trivial and so I restart. Because I would rather build in a creative mode world than a survival with OP gear. That's why my survival worlds usually never make it further than the end fight and my long-term world is in creative mode.
Rad man, u reinvigorated my love for this game which is so much more than a game. ✌️❤️
This was an amazing video! Definitely needs to be seen by more people
I started a world about 4 days ago (I was going to wait until diamond generation got fixed but I got impatient) and I always seem to get burned out doing the same things over and over. My challenge with this world is to do things that I've never done before like massive farms, mega builds, customized biomes, etc. Hopefully I can stay in this world for longer that a few months (I think record is 8 months staying in one world)
My advice is to start with small projects and keep adding them to a location. Doing big projects in one go is overwhelming and will cause a burn out. The best thing to do is to have one big project at a time and some smaller projects in your world. This can keep you from burning out.
I'd say to switch what kinds of activity you're doing - fighting vs building vs collecting resources (and maybe other things). If you get bored of one, switch over to another before you burn out completely.
I always start a new world with a new update, for me there's nothing much I wanna do after conquering the end dimension. Minecraft is my secondary game after Roblox so that's partly why I don't commit to a world, most of the time slowly playing on the world less and less until I eventually inevitably abandon it for good.
I remember I had this world where I took down a mountain then built a simple cobblestone castle. Then I never played on that world again
Hmmm, nice video. I recently picked up playing again after awhile -- my first project was to clean up a village. At first it was survival, but I eventually got bored and swapped to creative, and built up a very impressive village. I was planning on trying survival again, this video convinced me to keep this world and just find a new spot to start over for awhile.
recently lost my survival world so i started a hardcore world so far the best one i've had hopefully i dont die before 100 days i got 20 days left if i make it then i guess i'll try 200
good luck mate!
With each milestone aim higher !
Point number 4 is try and gain skills in all of the different categories of the game. Learn how to do redstone and building and other things and you will have a great time. Finishing a 3x3 vault door freehanded in bedrock edition survival is always enjoyable at the end.
I finally built the categorizer for bedrock man... was it tough in survival. But never gonna delete it.
Getting back into the game and needed this video, thanks Toycat!
This helped me so much! Thank you! 😄
i wish i kept my first world from like... ten years ago. it wasn't great, but it was mine. now im playing a single world with my baby. were stuck in 1.16.5 since i cant connect us both in 1.17 for some reason.
Love how your breaking one of the main rules of Minecraft by mineing right under yourself lol
Sometimes I get stressed about playing Minecraft because I’m a perfectionist and trying to make projects the way I want to or “perfect” stresses me out.
Ive been on my world for about a year and a half. Im so glad i stuck to it. I was able to build a city that im still working on today and one of my favorite things to do when i dont feel like building is just walking around my world and seeing everything ive built and all the memories that come along with it.
Its like he goes out of his way to make A s in words obnoxiously loud
10:11 Again, just like in another video, the "a" in a word (wacky this time) sounds like a duck quack
This was genuinely really helpful, thanks
PERFECT TIMING!!! I was considering making a new world Thanks toycat
i’ve been playing on the same survival world for over 3 years now
Thank you so much for this video, I literally almost delete my survival world because I'm kinda jealous of other players that they can get the things they wanted or needed, such as resources, and to choose what location where they build their future bases and while me, I can't even decide where to build my own base. Thanks again.
On my 4 year world I don’t even have a house. Sure I have buildings for storage but I just live in a dug out shelter with the entrance is under a lake. I am not the type of person to make a creative looking house so I just don’t bother. After I got back to my world after a break and just decided to update a village and it got to me trying to get all the achievements then when I beat the wither, I realized the game was over, but that didn’t mean the world had to be So I just built random things I thought people who tour the world would like and ya, that’s where I am now. Only took me getting tired of the world three times to do it haha. (Also i keep a book and quill recording everything I do, that also makes it easier to recall what I was last doing) Edit: also I stay away from iron farms bc they take the enjoyment out of mining. Currently I’m trying to get enough copper for a statue because I’m bored and why not
@@aquatax24 yeah, I agree of avoiding making an iron farm, that's only good for having a project or your doing some goal.
me:making new world to try making my own design for a farm also me:found a village and start have fun with command block then delete the world
this really makes me want to make a new long term-ish world now thank you
imagine if u commit ur whole life into a minecraft world since the second u where born
Everytime I see ibxtoycat makes me remember my times when I saw stampy
I've stuck to the same world since 2016, carried it from Xbox One Edition to Bedrock. It's really rewarding to see everything stack up.
The first world I really got settled into is slowly over time taking shape, recently I lost my netherite pick because I was mining the obsidian pillars and I fell into the void. So now I am more or less thinking of a hub design to keep tool/weapon smiths that can keep me full on diamond equipment.
Draining an ocean, there’s no way you haven’t heard about flying machines right? Then again that might not be the experience you want
I can’t play for more than like a few hours, I’ve lost all interest and motivation for this game and I wish I didn’t
Thats the problem for me, but i fixed that, your solution is to do many things in your worlds, if you have nothing you want to do or try you will always be bored of the game
Just take a break. This happens with me for a Minecraft but I just take breaks. One time I took over a 3 month break from playing it, and when I came back I couldn’t put the game down. Just take a break. That’s what I’m doing now. I might wait till 1.18 or wait a little bit. It’s been about a month since I’ve played and I just needed a break.
Also, as well as the advice already given, I would say if you're on Java, you should get new mods, expand the game. Build an Empire, survive in the Jurassic landscape infested by dinosaurs, survive the zombie apocalypse, explore the galaxy with Galacticraft, survive in the Medieval era as a knight or king, ride your noble steed and slay dragons, Cyclopes, Sirens, Gorgons, and other mythical creatures.
When I suddenly wanted to start new and do some island survival, I took my elytra and a bed, searched for a nice island in my old world, made a chest for all my endgame items and set my spawn there. And then I started like completely new without touching the chest for weeks - until I got bored^^ Something like that is always an option
I agree 100%. Sometimes it can be difficult to commit to a project especially if my kids burn out. If my family plays it is much more enjoyable since I started playing because of them. Before 1.17 came out, I really focused on making my own categorizer design. Just recently made it in my new survival world since the patch and there is something about using a machine that you didn’t just copy paste from a well known KZhead that makes it exciting.
Me: Sticks to the same world ever since I got java edition two years ago, and will keep to it for ever, being so careful that I take backups EVERY TIME I play. (No, i did not start two years ago, I just didn't do that when I played on the xbox 360, although, I did get a new xbox 360 to replace my broken one lately and will do it now) Also me: Watches this video.
The only thing I hate about playing in the same world is that I m really picky about where I live for some reason And I’m also not really good at making houses I’m more of a farm builder
For the first part, you can use chunkbase's biome finder and generate random seeds until you find a really nice spawn For the second part, don't worry about it. Your houses and stuff don't have to be good (Toycat's ones aren't) and it's fine if you just build farms, & a long-term world will allow you to build more advanced farms
Honestly what normally helps me stick to my world is to make lore behind your game, - I generally focus on building up my fort and villages, industrialising them and then turning them into a relaxing sort of experience, villages definitely help with making the game feel alive, especially with the new jobs with the village and pillage update as well as the raid system. Plus villagers help A LOT for late game and decorating, whether it be redstone, food (if you wish to set up a little cafe in your village), maps or hell even diamond gear if you level up your craftmen that work on tools, armour or weapons - I have even begun to document some backstory, a journal of my character's journey in the world and also made a recipe book for things like explosive bolts - Also just adventuring really makes the game feel more immersive, whether it be in places like the nether, the deep dark or hell even the overworld, there is a lot to do these days compared to when I was a kid and the game was still new, raiding illager forts like some knight of the grail, visiting jungle or desert temples.
Thanks man. Been battling with starting a new world for 1.17 but I think ill stick with my long term survival world.
Hey toycat I want to know what happens when a warden meets a warden what will happen will they attack each other or will they know it’s a warden and not a player and how hard will it be to get 2 wardens to meet is it possible
Well, we'll see in the next major update.
i have like 7 hardcore worlds i've abandoned because i got bored lmao
hopefully rlcraft will change that
@@sltrskid good luck bro that stuff is insane
And you didn't die in them? You, sir, are a legend if you survived long enough. How long have you survived in each?
@@anakinlowground5515 i survived until i had at least 30 iron and then i abandoned the world
This was such a relatable and helpfull video, so thank you! :3
You are a huge inspiration for me to keep playing Minecraft. Thank you.
So you keep buildings and overall progress?
Yes
Yes
I only have one survival world, that’s how I don’t play any other worlds😂
I have a realm with my brother and dad that's getting pretty huge now. We have a few massive towns and rail and command block transportation systems between them all. We keep it fresh by switching from Survival to creative every so often.
Very well put together and helpful. Thanks man. Toycat is yes
Aye first view that’s dope
totally agree, I have mine since 2016 (1.8), you play once a day or once in few days but .. you small things become projects and projects keep you returning to them. It is not "going to play the game" but rather "returning back to "your game/world" " ... + there is emotional attachment to the world as well. Mine is the only one I have. I didnt even play online yet but ... it is one of a kind and part of your life ... you think about it sometimes and you have better and more important things in life, but ... you dont erase it, it is still waiting and keeping you "there" :)
Right now I have 2 worlds I actually play, one that is a hardcore world that is 1362 days in, I have tons of farms and lots of plans, but when that gets boring I switch to my second hardcore world that is a survival island so it's way different challenge. And the island one I made with the new caves datapack so its super fun to explore.
Finally subbed cuz you make new Minecraft content that isn't meant only for kids .I've watched enough of your vids you deserve the sub
The biggest reason for me struggling to maintain my survival world of 3 years was definitely file size (roughly 1GB). I, and a few of my friends, had explored roughly 10k blocks in each direction. I recently used a program called Amulet to reset all the chunks I haven’t built in and my world is back to 200mb and I now have access to features like geodes and copper just a few hundred blocks away and I enjoy it a lot more.
Absolutely the only reason I've been able to play my world for 6 months and still ongoing is because I have been able to see a lot of interesting things from toycat and have made similar builds to that. So thanks Toycat!
for me i have a realm with my friends and something that keeps me into that same world is that theres so many cool redstone things i can build and so many cool buildings, and we have a city too so like i added roads and a couple buildings. basically just always have some kind of big project youre trying to do
I have this problem for literally any game I play. Always starting new saves, playing for a few days, getting bored, taking a break, rinse repeat
this year i started a long term survival server for me and my friends and it’s been going really well
I change worlds every major update, 1.16 to 1.17 for example. So it's enough time to finish some big projects but not too long where I feel like I'm missing out on feature updates.
God damn.. I've been in this exact spot. My world now in minecraft is pretty solid, I have a couple of farms running, an awesome storage building, a LOT of ideas for it, but I kinda.. couldn't get myself to do anything. But this actually helped a lot, it really made me change my perspective a bit and hopefully a lot in the future. Thank you so much. I'm extreamly glad I clicked on this 12 minutes vid.
Personally, I can't stand starting from scratch due to how much I've done it when trying to make worlds in the past. the only way I've been able to keep playing at all has been by going on a friend's world and playing there
Maybe you need a break from the game. Just a few weeks should do, or you can wait until the next update. You should only play the game if you're having fun, and if you aren't having any, you shouldn't force yourself to play.