101 Tips To Help You Beat Minecraft



Beating Minecraft, and showing you how to do it with 101 unique survival mode tips, that will work in Minecraft 1.19 and Minecraft 1.20 and beyond!

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43 thoughts on “101 Tips To Help You Beat Minecraft”

  1. I'll start by saying that this was a very informative video and very entertaining. All the tips and fun facts are really what will help a lot of players. I'm actually gonna rewatch a second time after this comment.
    I think you went in the wrong direction of this video considering you started by saying that only 1 in 6 players have defeated the Ender Dragon and beat the game. You assumed that the other 5 of 6 people are focused on or need to focus on getting to the end dimension and beating the dragon. I'd imagine the other 2 of 6 have the end dimension in their spectrum of focus, 1 of 6 has the ultimate goal getting there but are in no rush (me), and 2 of 6 have no intention of going to the end dimension and are content in the overworld. I'm not an expert and I'm sure there are polls somewhere to find the exact facts but tbh, a lot of the more casual players probably won't even bother taking a poll.
    The other important thing to remember is that you technically don't "beat the game" by beating the Ender Dragon. Traveling to the Nether and End Dimension are really just added layers of exploration to the game with new materials and items that mostly make overworld exploration easier or add to building but most things aren't a requirement for working in the overworked (i.e. blaze rods are great for smelting and required for potions but arent a requirement).
    Lastly, as you proved, the Nether is a dangerous place even for someone with years of experience like yourself. There is a high probability of death and is an all around stressful environment. After your 3rd death even you were demotivated to continue and wanted to stop playing.
    You shouldn't need to put 101 facts in a title because it's probably trending. You always include useful tips in your videos and give even more that you don't realize. You could have name this video " The Nether, End Dimension and Ender Dragon: Casual and Fun, No Speedrun". Maybe even that type of title in mind would have helped you be more comfortable and stress-free in making the video instead of feeling like you need to beat the dragon. 💆‍♂️💆‍♂️💆‍♂️

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  2. Me: toycat gunna lose cause he lost everything to purple boxes

    toycat: lemme show you how to beat dragon with 10 arrows almost broken Bow some blocks and a twisting vine

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  3. it's not JUST that ppl can't figure it out to get to the dragon and kill it, some just don't go for it. every time I play survival or creative I just end up getting too into improving my base or build and just never make the dragon a priority.

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  4. I really enjoy Minecraft but it seems every world I get into that I play for a long time somehow ends up corrupting and if I get it to reopen there are massive holes all the way through bed rock all over the place and it kind of ruins the feel of the world. How do I stop that from happening because it’s happened to like three or four long-term worlds for me already

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  5. This is a personal tip (for bedrock atleast):
    Want Armour or a higher chance of getting drops that are harder to get? Land crits on a mob, specifically the first hit will guarantee better odds then landing a crit your 2nd hit.

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  6. Wow, kind of a train wreck of a video, but I gotta give you props for sticking with it! Weirdly entertaining watching you punch the dragon to death at the end. Might very well be the first youtube video I've ever felt moved to hit the "like" button for. You earned it.

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  7. i literally tend to bring redstone components or 3 stacks of wood to the end along with the ender chest, then i build a flying machine if i can and go afk for a while until i find the end city, then instead of messing around by trying to open the exit portal, i just put everything into my enderchest and take those items from an another one at my spawnpoint, so basically after getting the elytra, i only have to spend like 30 seconds to return with like no effort

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