The only difference ive found is in multiplayer people can co.e mess up ypur builds@@deivisnx
@The_Primitive
Ай бұрын
I've been playing singleplayer mode all my life, and i still find it funny when someone says they can't play singleplayer because its "lonely" or "boring"
@Carolinamoonbeam66
Ай бұрын
Same 👍
@BobbyTheScarecrow
Ай бұрын
Single player is extremely fun, no doubt about it. But a big thing that causes single player and Minecraft in general to get boring, is burn out.
@Carolinamoonbeam66
Ай бұрын
@@BobbyTheScarecrow yes, when I feel that I move games to Terraria or something then wait till I feel the desire for MC again
@deivisnx
Ай бұрын
Its boring
@Carolinamoonbeam66
Ай бұрын
@@deivisnx not
@kaet8333
Ай бұрын
This video feels like the windows xp wallpaper, quiet yet welcoming, nostalgic and calming
@timetravellingblockhead2122
Ай бұрын
So true
@ItsMarloe
Ай бұрын
I love that! Thank you :)
@Kiren.Dragon
Ай бұрын
@@ItsMarloe Hey bro, what’s your favorite biome?
@Texan_christian1132
19 күн бұрын
I cant really share pictures. The only platforms I have are KZitem rumble safari messages and FaceTime if that can be considered a platform.
@Reffidex
Ай бұрын
I started a solo world 2 days ago after playing SMP for the past few weeks. It's so relaxing. Everything is at my own pace, no need to rush for rare items. The sense of accomplishing goals and projects as a solo is nice. I'm keeping a book and quill on me to record ideas and events, it helps to keep a sense of ongoing tasks.
@deivisnx
Ай бұрын
Its boring
@ashs2277
Ай бұрын
Yes we all know your parents gave you the ipad because their bored of you. Go to sleep.@@deivisnx❤
@deivisnx
Ай бұрын
@@ashs2277 They're*, and how insecure do you have to be to waffle something like that out?
@Sovi59
Ай бұрын
@@deivisnx ☝🤓
@rumbrum32
Ай бұрын
@@deivisnxbuddys pulling out the "Erm actually" card, its boring to you because you are probably a supersweat with 0 patience, so its boring to you, but not to normal people, har har har
@caleb_dume
Ай бұрын
Delaying the endgame for as long as possible is the key for me to stick to a world. The second I get elytra, it’s like a switch trips in my brain and it decides I’m done. Getting a large build project and future goals established early on, and make THAT the “end goal” of the world, rathe than just moving through the games progression. Once I get some builds up and running, the inspiration keeps going. I try to wait until a project requires me to need shulkers or wings before I decide to enter the end.
@Jarrr-head
17 күн бұрын
That's literally what's been happening to me every time I beat the ender dragon and get to the Elytra I just feel empty like I have accomplished everything that there is to accomplish and I'm just not interested anymore
@collinkaufman2316
15 күн бұрын
Make small steps big steps instead of the big steps being game progressions
@marcusmiles5449
7 сағат бұрын
They are making Minecarts better, so that will be fun for an extra change
@swausgebouwen143
Ай бұрын
> start singleplayer world > Get quite far and it's fun > Friend starts a survival server > Want to support the server's existence > Want other people people to see your creations > Play on server instead > Make more progress than you did in singleplayer > Server dies > Unfamiliar with singleplayer world now > Have also outperformed yourself and focused on your builds in the server. > Eventually start a new singleplayer world > Tell friends about it > A friend starts a server The cycle continues
@lemonsmpofficial3849
Ай бұрын
Same happens with me
@BLET_55artem55
Ай бұрын
I wish I had the server part
@user-kr6ih2gz5l
5 күн бұрын
saaaaaaaaaame I was playing a SMP with friends there was even streaming and such... and it simply suddenly died out uh
@RePorpoised
17 сағат бұрын
But being unfamiliar with your survival world can be the fun part. You can restart anew in a different part of the world. Stumbling back onto your old stuff ends up feeling unique, rediscovering old memories, especially if you make a load of secret passages and hidden little corners. I stayed out of my survival world for a long time, and when i returned, i found old tunnels that lead to my storage for blocks related to updates that were new at the time hidden behind a map wall and an armor stand. my hard drive got corrupted unfortunately, I started a new world at the start of this year.
@swausgebouwen143
Ай бұрын
Moving to a new biome is a great idea. That's what the different biomes are for after all. I like to start off in one village and then move to another village
@suemitch05
Ай бұрын
I just wish more biomes had villages.
@Aditya-xg9rd
Ай бұрын
Now they made it so that you go to all types of villages
@MartinHindenes
27 күн бұрын
@@suemitch05 why not build them yourself?
@suemitch05
25 күн бұрын
@@MartinHindenes that’s the plan I guess, but do I build basic minecraft huts or pimped up ones? Lol
@MartinHindenes
24 күн бұрын
@@suemitch05 make variations on the core design so it looks like it belongs in the game but with your own spins on it.
@thealmightyduck335
Ай бұрын
Something I recently started doing was changing the difficulty depending on what I'm doing. If I'm building a mob farm, I'll put the game on peaceful mode so I don't get ganged up on by Creepers or set alight by Blazes. I plan on moving some villagers into my base and infecting/curing them for better trade prices, so I'll be switching to hard mode for that. i guess my tip is; certain things are just easier on different difficulties, so don't be afraid to switch it up every now and then (unless you're playing hardcore, in which case good luck with nether-based spawner farms. They are annoying as balls to build lol)
@sunemoji
Ай бұрын
that's how I play too! just don't forget to never switch to peaceful again if you make an iron farm with a zombie in it or they'll despawn ahahah!
@carimeslockdownedtree2654
Ай бұрын
@@sunemoji Or make the spawner far away from your render distance so it doesn't get affected by it! ... Is that how it works. I genuinely don't know.
@kensyi
Ай бұрын
@@sunemoji I end up doing this every time, I always forget
@PerfectFlamethebest
Ай бұрын
Bruh
@oyaoya5200
Ай бұрын
@@sunemojieven when they are in a boat?
@MacAnters
18 күн бұрын
Psychologist here, it's funny how most of this video consists pretty good advice towards avoiding depression and burnout
@greentitan0262
Ай бұрын
My solo creative world is like 6 or 7 years old at this point. I still remember what videos i watched when i was sculpting that one cave years ago, or making the ruins of a ceremonial site. Longevity breeds nostalgia, and its a good feeling.
@GoodTimesWithB
Ай бұрын
As someone who has basically no one to play Minecraft with, this is going to help me a lot- Thank you! 😊
@tornadomash00
Ай бұрын
i like singleplayer too but i'd play multiplayer with you :)
@taylortouma4122
Ай бұрын
@@tornadomash00you’re so thoughtful. hope you’ve had a wonderful day
@kira2646
Ай бұрын
I wanna play multi-player world but aternos has introduced queue system. Otherwise i would make a MPlayer world with you
@SuperMarcos_12
Ай бұрын
Let’s all play with them so they have friends to play with!
@bush7184
Ай бұрын
we can play with you
@PumpernickelWonton
Ай бұрын
I've played singleplayer survival for 95% of my minecraft days and this video brings up a ton of points that I knew but never thought about
@darknesswave100
Ай бұрын
I've always enjoyed playing by myself. It's just more fun for me personally. I've always wanted to have a connected world so I'm going to start a new world and build a custom village in every biome. I think it would be fun to travel between them once it's all done. Plus it's not just gonna be one in each biome. I'd like to build types of villages too. Like a fishing village or a mining town. Figure that would keep things interesting
@Alacachoo
Ай бұрын
I've doing something similar and its been 3 years(ish) since I started. One of the tips I can give you is that if you start getting frustated go ahead and change tasks for a while (but make sure to register where you stopped), another is keeping a book and quill in your inventory permanently and type them out when you get new ideias (I know its one less slot but hear me out) that way when you have an idea that sounds good and you plan on doing it you won't have jump into it immediately and can plan it out over a few weeks/months and then get to doing it (you may even mix ideias and get something very nice out of it). I also recommend taking your time to appreciate your builds, nothing like keep building on forever because that gets super boring after a while (atleast for me). Further your projects and detail the builds as much as you think is nice, add personality to them. I remember watching a video ages ago about setting up nether portals but that is not my favorite way of transport, I love trains and railways in minecraft so I have a plan of building major railways between my builds and favorite biomes so that may be a good thing for your own world. Find your favorite way of transport, be it minecarts, horses maybe even boats and spread them throughout your world. Minecraft is one of the most fun things I've ever played and I believe that so long as you're having fun you can keep playing on the same world permanently (a minecraft world is almost infinite after all). Ps.: Mods are not really my thing but the description of the video has some awesome ones if its your permanent world, I'd put some tought on new animals for your world if you plan on modding. If you have any questions you may @ me here and I'll answer when I can. I hope you get to have as much fun in a permanent world as I do.
@strixfiremind
Ай бұрын
@@Alacachoo Very concise and wonderful read full of good advice; good on you 😁
@CruentusV
Ай бұрын
minecraft is for anyone. it's not everyone's cup of tea, but anyone can find a type of minecraft that suits them. i never "got" server play (i was voted most likely NOT to get along with others three years running in school), but i was always curious as to its appeal. a few years back, i asked some of my minecraft acquaintances why they only played on servers. i thought their answers would boil down to a preference for social play, but was surprised when the recurring nub for most was that solo required more effort or skill to be fun (!?!). these were supposedly adult players, some quite the rugged individuals, too. perplexed, i just buried that knowledge and never questioned it again. your video finally explained their answers to me. thanks...
@Jess-nc4oy
Ай бұрын
I hate that your school did that to you.
@CruentusV
Ай бұрын
@@Jess-nc4oy honestly, ty for the empathy; but it wasn't an official title. it was more between me and my mates. for me, it was a badge of honor. still, empathy is extremely rare these days...
@NoodleDoodleWasTaken
Ай бұрын
@CruentusV The thing i personally enjoy about multiplayer, is the fact that the world doesnt stop once u log off! Other players might continue working on stuff, and next time you join, there'll probably gonna be some new cool stuff to see! It's kinda enchances the exploration aspect of minecraft, since aside from naturally generated stuff to explore, there's also stuff built by other people that one might stumble upon It's also easier to split the work between multiple people. I for one kinda hate building mob grinders & such, but i do eventually reach a point when enchanting my gear would probably be a good idea, so i can just ask others to build it instead! And minecraft (in my opnion) is all about telling stories via a world. Every little place may be memorible because of something interesting that happened there, or because you build something, or for any other reason, really! And this quality is amplified in multiplayer, since there are as many stories as there are people! Im not trying to change your opinion or anything btw, just sharing my own personal thoughts! Im a type of person who gets bored easily in single player, not sure why exactly, maybe i should give another shot sometime soon! Btw, what do you like about single player, as opposed to multiplayer, if you dont mint me asking?
@CruentusV
Ай бұрын
@@NoodleDoodleWasTaken i appreciate your input and i understand why people like or prefer server play. i hear a lot of it from my daughter. i also like you use the game to create your own lore. for me, solo play starts as an empty canvass that is mine alone to tame as much as i want (or not) and fill as i alone see fit. playing it on hardcore makes what i do in that world "precious" because everything is consequential. Gathering resources is a part of the game for me; if i wanted resource gathering NOT to be important, i would play creative. playing without elytra and other metas, makes what i do meaningful. so, everything others might find an irritant in the game, i find as a reason to play. therefore, i do not expect anyone else to understand my love of solo play to the exclusion of all other form of play. maybe i got IRL everything you seek in server play, and everything in solo play is everything RL lacks for me. i have liked this game for quite a long time and find changes to it interesting at best and disappointing at worse but unnecessary for my enjoyment of the game. minecraft has something for anyone who plays it, which is how we both can play it and not understand why each of us plays it the way we do. it can never be for everyone - no game ever was or can be, AND games that try to be, cease to be, because they lose whatever it was that made them unique or enjoyable...
@elechain2441
Ай бұрын
@@CruentusVI just want to say that you seem very understanding, kind, and wise. I hope you and your family fare well for as long as time keeps moving
@shellshocktm
Ай бұрын
I've been playing mostly single player for years, probably have 3-4k hours easily. The problem I see with most players is how frequently they start over on new worlds instead of actually sticking with one. I do rush through the start of the game and in a few days have defeated the dragon, got full enchanted armour with elytra, a bunch of shulker boxes, a villager trading setup and a simple xp farm. This enables me to actually launch into huge projects that take months to finish. I gather resources to build stupidly efficient farms then use those resources to make bigger builds. It's honestly a ton of fun automating everything and then having their convenience help out while building whatever I want like mega bases, scaled cities, entire castle complexes or simply custom biomes.
@Meikowz
Ай бұрын
Facts.
@SoggyToast506
15 күн бұрын
That’s what I usually do, I love being mega stuff.
@daskalosBCE
Ай бұрын
If I could also suggest something... Explore. When I started my bronze age Minecraft world I hated the seed. However, the more I moved away from spawn and explored the world, the more I started liking it. The world generation is fantastic and there's so many interesting things to see. The world that Minecraft makes for you is HUGE! So, go find cool things, record them, map them, build something neat there!
@felity1773
Ай бұрын
or use mods for better world generation... or custom maps
@ToaOnichu
Ай бұрын
On this one server I was part of, I discovered the joy of underwater mining and spelunking. It's a pain if you don't have the right equipment, but so rewarding when you do!
@bodik_ua
Ай бұрын
@@ToaOnichuwhat is that right equipment?
@ToaOnichu
Ай бұрын
@@bodik_ua 1) Armor enchanted with Respiration, Aqua Affinity, and Depth Strider; 2) light sources that can be placed underwater, like lanterns and jack o' lanterns
@daviddelarosa4955
Ай бұрын
@ToaOnichu also sea pickles can be bone mealed on coral (Alive ofc) and its easy to get stacks and stacks of them that I can place to light up anywhere underwater with while still maintaining that natural untouched look
@isthissparta1485
Ай бұрын
My personal favorite tip for enjoying singleplayer is to turn on hard and not sleep. Turn off Phantoms, let the night happen. The danger of mobs is what drives you to build a base and get equipment. Without the threat of night, a house is just a pretty thing that is functionally identical to some chests, furnaces, and crafting tables in an empty field, but with night your home is your stronghold against the dangers of the world. Night is a problem with an open ended solution, one which sparks your creativity and drives you to survive and thrive through the game's strength of building and creativity, but simply rushing to get beds and sleeping through every night takes away your incentive to build
@johnmorris8621
Ай бұрын
I created a world with which I intended to be my forever world but I made one critical mistake. I explored too much of the world. I even mapped 3 x 3 full sized maps worth with my trading villagers and my industrial area smack dab in the middle. What happened was I saw so many opportunities that it slowed down my decision making. I couldn't focus. I started a new world with the new update going even smaller. Just for fun I tried using an old seed number I had because I remember it had mountains with villages and Cherry as well as the Deep dark had been added since then. I just may have a forever world on my hands but my old one is not going anywhere. It will provide me with a tableaux of my old work, help jog the memory. Keep up the good work
@CatsAreUs_
Ай бұрын
As someone who doesn't really have friends. I honestly think its pretty peaceful when you play alone, it might be a bit lonely and creepy but you'll get used to it eventually. You can do much more when you're playing alone in my opinion
@suemitch05
Ай бұрын
I started a single player world after getting exhausted on our server. It’s so relaxing. No hassle from players, just sit down and remember what it was that first drew me to the game. Great video Marlow.
@qmerk2661
Ай бұрын
what me and a buddy do, and enjoy minecraft sooo much more because of it, is we hop into discord, and screen share each other, while we play on our own solo worlds. we started doin it because we were just testing a few mods out in our own worlds while screen sharing each other, and then realized how awesome it is to just have our own worlds while still being able to chat together and still show each other builds and stuff whenever we want. if you have a buddy, and playing on pc, then id highly recommend trying this out.
@falseshepherd-490
23 күн бұрын
About to start my first playthrough on Minecraft and this is the only video I will watch before I start. I picked one at random, and this is it. Going to record it and if it’s entertaining, maybe I’ll post it on here.
@bunnyblack1213
14 күн бұрын
I’ve made a habit of listening to podcasts while playing, just enhances the experience for me I guess. It’s interesting to visit certain spots in my world and remember what conversations I was listening to when in that area or while building certain structures.
@adstitching
Ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. I am one of those players who is continually starting a new world, getting bored and then starting again. In fact after my last world I stopped playing for months, but I came across your video and decided this time I will start a new world and make it my 'forever' one. I love Minecraft as I find it so relaxing to play so thank you for this video it has spurred me on :) xx
@eljuanman999
Ай бұрын
Why don't you use your previous world then? You can delete world chunks so the update contents load into it, just so you know
@adstitching
Ай бұрын
@@eljuanman999 Thank you 😊
@EngineeredBricks3548
Ай бұрын
0:50 my brother gets mad when I add mods to my world saying it ruins the game. Pretty annoying tbh
@ScrimmyBingus42
6 сағат бұрын
He gets mad at something that doesn't affect him in the slightest? That's pretty dumb tbh. Like you're not making HIM play with mods so why should he care?
@EngineeredBricks3548
5 сағат бұрын
@@ScrimmyBingus42 exactly, he has autism so ig he just has some urge to piss me off
@RyanJohnsonRailways
Ай бұрын
I've had my main survival world for about six years now (pre-aquatic definitely), back on the Playstation 4. I've had multiple survival worlds during its time but always return to that one, even converting it to Java edition (which gave the nether and end a few quirks to add). Its so satisfying seeing how much has changed and how much the lore, if you will, has evolved.
@brian99ify
5 күн бұрын
Having PTSD and anxiety, I find this game so relaxing and calming. It's a nice escape to a quieter place. I've always played single player.
@christophervanasse9911
29 күн бұрын
I have never been able to quit playing Minecraft by myself. Escaping into the beautiful world that is entirely mine has always been a comfort to me and I’m not at all ashamed of it. Love Minecraft and always will.
@pengular09
21 күн бұрын
5:06 That squid needed a reason to keep playing
@mattnerdy7236
Ай бұрын
Hey Marloe, one of the things I collect in bedrock is a tall grass. In bedrock you can't hold a tall grass anymore. But you can find one that you can hold in a acacia village in a chest. It's not always there but sooner or later you should be able to find one. Thanks Marloe you have a wonderful day!
@xtdv_crimex4519
Ай бұрын
0:08 it was fun and all until he killed my pet fox
@UrgentCabbage99
12 күн бұрын
This makes me rethink all the worlds I have, whether it's for fun, a super-flat, or peaceful survival etc. I have so many worlds and I keep making new ones, maybe it's time I delete some that are sort of "Copy and Paste" of what I have done over and over again and make one world I will truly cherish and continue to build on. I'm a builder so once I burn out of things to build, I tend to just stop. But whenever I get into a survival without peaceful, I tend to get annoyed with the hassle of mods, but maybe this time, I'll keep at it, maybe make it a "challenge" of sorts to continue going back to one world and one world only. Thank you for this, a lot of people overlook the singler player experience of Minecraft and as someone who now has two people to play with, I've lost my joy in playing single player, but I think this video has kindled that burning fire within me to play solo again for a bit, whenever I'm not playing with my two friends -Thank you 💕😄
@buffalosnide
Ай бұрын
A reverse situation to burnout is when you don't know what you want to do and it causes you to wander or farm for too long when you wish you could be building. Taking a break can help you get new ideas.
@VolatileSupernova
14 күн бұрын
I love single player Minecraft, I often don't even end up progressing, I just play for like 6 hours in a new world while listening to KZitem videos or Twitch VODs and I fully relax.
@JBBrickman
14 күн бұрын
I have the opposite opinion on what phase is fun, the begging is the obligatory slog that you have to get through and then after like 100 hours or so is when your set up and all the fun stuff begins, then the next few years of a world is where all the fun is, watching your building empire expand.
@IamSkarr
Ай бұрын
It’s intimidating to start a new “forever” world after you’ve been playing for 12 years. It feels like no matter what or how much time passes I’ll always be missing those first 12 years of my minecraft journey.
@RossLemon
3 күн бұрын
That's how I felt about my old 3 year old world and that world was insanely corrupted and messed up. I can't imagine a 12 year world.
@Iktsoi2
Ай бұрын
I'm part of some technical Minecraft servers, but my singleplayer world is where I truly thrive. I've been playing on my world for two years straight, with 4,000 hours and 45 million digs. I built it all by myself and can look back on 15,000 days with pride, knowing every achievement is mine alone. My main goal is 250 million digs. It frustrates me when people say the game is boring after beating the dragon. Come on. Even if you max out early game in two days, there's so much more to do in the late game. Minecraft is a sandbox game with endless possibilities. If you're struggling to be creative, try a modpack like GregTech. People just want to relive their childhood experiences. Make new ones. You don't need to stay in the early game. Late game is so much more fun with all your resources at your disposal. When I started my world, I beat the Ender Dragon in an hour. The next 100 days were spent building farms, maxing out armor, and getting backups to move past the boring early phase and start grinding. Right now, I'm working on an 816x816 hand-dug perimeter, planning to put in overpowered farms like a Y0 gold farm. I'm also mining end stone and obsidian to surpass my friends. I have 3 million end stone and 150,000 obsidian mined, with 12 more perimeters planned. I honestly find it hard to find singleplayer boring. (I don't like tnt duping lul)
@JulianLFC
Ай бұрын
holy shit this is impressive
@Savaskobrawlstars
26 күн бұрын
Same I used to spend like 100 days before beating the dragon. Now in my new world i beat the dragon after a few hours
@Duskbound
11 күн бұрын
I never get bored with singleplayer, I just get lonely. I'll be sitting in my cabin, cooking a nice meal and preparing for the next day's adventure, and think to myself: "I wish I had someone to share this with."
@CharlieMarshall-uh5dg
Ай бұрын
This helps so much thanks marloe!!!
@joshuakelsay1146
16 күн бұрын
Just a hint for anyone that doesn’t know for treasure chests there is a couple numbers right after your xyz coords when you get close to the treasure chest if the first number and last number match up to 9 on the block you are standing on or looking at then that means the treasure chest is directly underneath that spot
@J-isChilling
Ай бұрын
Back then I merged the builds from the servers I played with my friends in a survival world, so that I can still see the builds I had with my friends from the different smp servers we made back then and the neat thing is I get my friends stuff for free haha
@extremesubtlety
Ай бұрын
This is such a lovely, calming video. As a kid I was always scared of playing survival minecraft alone, and it was only in recent years that I revisited minecraft without any of that fear to hold me back. This is a good reminder of the value I can get from that experience
@ScarryHarry93
Ай бұрын
#3 is more important than people realize. I still have my very first world, and my very first hardcore stil going. I rarely play them, or actually add much to them, but I DO go back just to afmire them, even if my first builds were very lacking, and the amount of blocks to use very limited. My first hardcore I specifically made a whole treetop village in a large jungle, with each large tree platform being either a house, animal pen, shop, storage, ect. I still love that world just for the asthetic
@Past7375
Ай бұрын
Thank you, Marloe for the motivation 😊
@DeutschlandMapping
6 күн бұрын
I just found your channel and I just gotta say: I love how similiar this channel is in content to other minecraft channels (tutorials and let's plays) but how different the vibe is. A lot less fast paced and a lot more relaxed. Watching your videos is such a different and pleasent experience compared to others. Keep up the good work :)
@mixaefluff
14 күн бұрын
i really like the 'forever world' concept; it reminds me of having a forever island on animal crossing!
@PurpleCBR
Ай бұрын
(formerly excessexpress) I've struggled with loneliness my whole life, so playing single player is a little hard for me. I realize that I probably need to accept myself and be more happy with myself but it's kind of difficult to get to that point with everything I've been through, so it's comforting to listen to someone explain how nice playing alone can be, thank you.
@agentgoodman1412
Ай бұрын
I've been playing as you suggested, and my map has now reached 200 days in the game, it's been pretty fun so far, and in that time I've kept changing the mods I use on that map
@MINI-MYERS
Ай бұрын
I'm up to 430 days in 2 real life months, I think I'm gonna keep my world it's actually called fart island (don't ask me why)
@CindyDunn-ge4oh
Ай бұрын
Thank you so much! I have been feeling the burn out,,trying to force myself to play so I can finish that project,, and my love for this game has suffered,,I feel like this video has made me see that problem I have been having,,so again thank you 😊
@paoloesguerra3443
Ай бұрын
i'm a 37y gamer dad and for the longest time, I just played Minecraft on my phone for about 2years now, on and off. I can say it's truly relaxing. Sometimes it's kinda boring too, but come to think of it at least I can try building stuff on my own.
@dresdyn100
Ай бұрын
I play online in many games, but just not minecraft. Minecraft is my chill by myself and create stuff time. I take it slow and have a world that is about 2 years old and still going strong. I started it in large biome mode to give me the impetus to go and explore on the way to material gathering. I still haven't been to the End in that world, I enjoy the travelling by boat, horse or foot. Every update I just trim to get the new features a little closer to home. There's no mega builds, but rather a lot of terraforming to suit the builds I do. If I need a break I have go and play a challenge map like Skyblock or Superflat as I really enjoy the challenges on those worlds or even my Bedrock world which has its own set of challenges compared to Java.
@cakewithbeans245
6 күн бұрын
Whenever I like a new game that I'm playing, once i'm done with it I like to go into my main Minecraft world and build some sort of reference to that game. Or series. Or movie. Or- you get the picture lol. It's a lot of fun because before even starting to build, there's the part where I need to figure out what did mark me enough from this thing I liked that I would want to build it. It has kept me going for more than a year at this point, which is the most I've played on any single Minecraft world, with no signs that I'll stop anytime soon. I love it.
@MINEFROTRESS
18 күн бұрын
I lost my "forever" world a month ago and have been really struggling to start up a new one again but this vid helped out. recently found this channel and already love it.
@Razoreyelids
Ай бұрын
its crazy how much this applys to real life. thank you for this calm video. W
@GretgorPooper
15 күн бұрын
Marloe knows exactly how to make single player entertaining. I ought to start doing this stuff as well.
@mylowthemute
25 күн бұрын
I know that modding is limited to java but being able to add mods is the reason I still play Minecraft regularly.
@Rajixlego
14 күн бұрын
This is such a good vid and i play solo most of the time and i love medival so im making villages all custom and when he said just start again somewhere else i Can! Thats why i love medival!!!
@tajeemcmuffin
30 минут бұрын
3:51 THIS. I have a long-term world. My playing consists of building a base and then just... leaving it. I take only essentials, like food and one set of tools and i wander across the world until i find a new location that inspires me to build another house. It feels pretty much like starting a new world, but i still have everything there for me to revisit again. But ever since i wandered 20k blocks away, i also have a long term goal - a nether highway to connect all my houses (or at least those i am able to find again). And no, not on the nether roof, cause that feels like cheating. Right through every single obstacle and biome. And i am really happy with it.
@DeathCatInHat
21 күн бұрын
I love solo minecraft and just solo survival sandbox in general. My friends are always asking to play games like Minecraft, Terraria, Vrising and so on but they are just more fun for me by myself. They can't or won't understand why but it just feels so good.
@aYtto
16 күн бұрын
I've been focusing on building on a solo world just for fun, surviving and building, sometimes redstone. Spent 3 irl days building and decorating one house, it turned out nice, now i'm trying to replicate other stuff like the xbox360 tutorial spawn. Sometimes i start building some certain stuff in creative too for lack of materials, cause i'm yet to have farms for said materials, small stuff though, i dont overdo it. Its my world so i get no pressure with how people could think i'm cheating and all. Haven't had fun in a solo world like this for a while.
@104Woodworks
15 күн бұрын
Amen 🙏 thank you for this, this is the year I set out to learn Minecraft much more indepth, redstone etc. and I think I've been pushing myself to hard, I'll start setting smaller more focused goals and maybe just do more exploring 😅
@xaxurro
14 күн бұрын
This video is really helpful for people! I say the same things to my friends!
@ssjkillluah5935
18 күн бұрын
Ive beaten the game many of times with my cousins, never by myself. But recently after playing with my siblings and having to wait for my sister to get on to play the world, i started a hardcore world on the java version by myself and honestly its been some of the most fun ive had on the game. Everything feels so rewarding and since i cant die once its a but of a challenge that idk why i have never tried before. Im glad im addicted to Minecraft again even if it is for a bit, the occasional addiction to Minecraft continues lol
@theimaginatrix7625
Ай бұрын
I'm blind, and use accessibility mods to play. The mod has been developing over a number of years now, and I started out when it was much less sophisticated, so I took things very slowly in singleplayer. I'd stop to listen to the rain, or the music. I played on Peaceful difficulty so I could take my time without stressing. I turned on cheats for that world and disabled fall and fire damage so I wouldn't accidentally die because I wandered off a cliff-before the mod could detect drops and warn me of them, at least.. I turned on KeepInventoryOnDeath because I had one truly rage-inducing incident where I suffocated in sand and lost two diamond pickaxes... The world I have now I've had since 1.16.5, and I often leave it for months at a time. I am in the process of building a tall tower that probably looks terrible because again, I'm blind, and am just using blocks I happen to have a ton of. I'm very proud of my storage area, though-it's a long cavern carved out underneath my tower base and I've used deepslate tiles for the floor and deepslate bricks for the walls, with the ceiling of smooth stone and lit by lanterns. One wall is lined with three-high stacks of double-chests. I'm thinking of building an autosorter along the other wall at some point. All this took me ages to dig out and fill up, and there's still a lot of stuff I want to get hold of, but it's gonna take time and practice.
@ksk8451
Ай бұрын
Amazing
@richaellr
Ай бұрын
Fully blind?
@ksk8451
Ай бұрын
@@richaellr Probably as his comment is written with perfect grammar and a bot converts what he says into text
@richaellr
Ай бұрын
@@ksk8451 Unlikely. The bot WOULDNT know to type "Keep Inventory On Death" as 1 string of text. It also capitalizes words that it normally wouldn't unless you can see what you're typing.
@ksk8451
Ай бұрын
idk then
@brenopereira4894
Ай бұрын
Thanks to this video I just had an idea for a challenge that I might actually try, a normal minecraft singleplayer world but with a diference, I will not mine any ores, if I want coal I'll chop down some trees and make charcoal instead, if I want iron I'll explore the world and later in the game I can make a farm, same for gold, I can explore for Lapis, I can take the redstone not only from loot but also from structures like ancient cities and jungle temples, for emeralds I'll trade with villagers, for diamonds I could find them on structures around the world, but end cities are by far the ones where you can find diamonds more easily so I'll fight the ender dragon with iron armor and last but not least, for netherite I would just explore even more bastions. I apologize for any mistakes I might have made, english is not my first language.
@LandonEmma
Ай бұрын
What I do now is just have fun and try to get the achievements, I think that makes it much funner since instead of speedrunning Minecraft, go slow and try to get all the achievements, it’s made me come back to my OG Minecraft days where I had more fun
@zjxdiu
Ай бұрын
I've been so long wanting to make videos about Minecraft or even streaming, unfortunately I live in China and have limited access to global services such as KZitem or Twitch, but this video motivates me, and I hope I could become a Minecraft KZitemr. Love your video❤
@Alina46351
28 күн бұрын
Jesus thanks! I am currently playing alot of singleplayer and sometimes, it really gets boring. I have searched for some tips for a long time and I think I found it in this video, thank you very much for giving me motivation and something to look forward to, I'll start minecraft in a few minutes, thanks.
@GoshenWatts
Ай бұрын
Great video... Suggestion for those 'Survival Players' who might get a bit bored (late game) exploring with your full netherite etc - try turning natural regen OFF and stick to it. This brings a whole new dimension - it makes beacons and potions actually useful. You can use the new crafter to make suspic stews of regeneration. I've been doing this for well over a year, and it's really engaging. You'd think totems would be more useful, but I'm not sure I've used a single one (but they are vital for feeling safe when cave exploring etc).
@ashleyhamman
Ай бұрын
I tried a few long term worlds around 2019 and 2020 but kept getting bored. I eventually figured out that I CAN play my own way. I don't need to play the first world I generate, I can take my time to find a seed I like the starting region of, and stay there as long as I want. During this discovery process I also altered the way I played to see what might be a fun challenge or mode, such as no-regen, a tiny world with a slowly growing worldborder, and creative. I also tried some modded starts, but managing mod compatability and worrying that they might not stay updated as Minecraft changes ruled that out. The end result is my world of about 3 years now, which I get into a binge of every several months, with what I call "citybuilder mode". I always disliked night purely because creeper danger to builds, and the nether, but didn't want to play on peaceful, and wanted villagers to still breed. I ended up keeping a permaloaded chunk with a daylight sensor to make the game day whenever night comes, disabled pillager patrols, and only allow myself to travel through the nether by ruined portals generated in the overworld. Oh, and "hard" difficulty. The result is that my spawn is a village that I've turned into a city that I grow over time and is full of life, with no need for walls or covering everything in torches, and all the monsters spawn underground, making the mines a place where I can be challenged instead of scything through them with impunity. I'm on burnout for now, but I've invested enough time and made enough nice builds in it to want to continue playing it indefintely. Now if only I could get out of burnout so I could work on my short list of projects to mark the time in my life that I'm playing it... I can hardly wait to look back on it several years down the road.
@andrewgeme1859
Ай бұрын
I tried to play on servers, as a result, on April 1, all my then "friends" blew up ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING that I built, all my resources, etc. Yes, they then gave me more than I had, but the bottom line is that I play without mods, and there were many buildings that I made spontaneously and loved, but I don't remember them anymore...
@littlemoth4956
18 күн бұрын
I find it interesting that there is a need for videos like this to tell people how to have fun with the game.
@schoo9256
23 күн бұрын
I turned keep inventory on on my longterm world a few weeks ago and OH MY GOD i don't hate playing now. I'm never going to be good at not dying, i constantly take stupid risks and misjudge distances, and after 3 years i still can't seem to git gud at Minecraft combat, nor do i have the time to. I turned it on on my first world for laziness reasons, but it felt like cheating and I abandoned that world after a while because my investment in it was gone. For this current world i was more considered about it. I teetered on the edge of turning on keepinventory for about 8mo. Finally, it got too much. I was digging a giant hole and just kept dying. Realised it felt like i was spending more time recovering my gear and creating replacement gear than digging the damn thing. Then i lost a brand new set of netherite armour to the end void when i forgot i wasnt wearing my elytra and was incredibly demotivated. I was like, I'm 32, i want my relaxing time to be relaxing. I'm too old for this. Turned keep inventory on. Literal and figurative gamechanger. I can just dig my hole now and be slightly more successful at staying out of trouble. Havent replaced the netherite armour yet but i dont really need to atm. I once also summoned the wither too near my base and turned on godmode to defeat it when i realised i didnt have the armor or potions to defeat it properly. I was going to lose everything and i didnt want to, and couldn't fix it in game. My advice for cheats in existing worlds, especially long term worlds, is don't turn on a cheat or customisation if its going to feel to YOU like cheating. Only turn it on if and when it gets intolerable for you to play without it. Then, give yourself a break and turn it on. If you are starting from scratch, do a test world, figure out what you like, and then start a long-term world with those conditions from the start. That way you wont feel like you are cheating either.
@schoo9256
14 күн бұрын
2 likes and a heart? 3 people read all that? Nawww cheers guys, whoever you are ❤️❤️❤️
@Shroom_M4n
Ай бұрын
love this dude's vids
@spookzer16
Ай бұрын
For me, it is the small details that make Minecraft fun in singleplayer. The sort of stuff that on a server would never be noticed. For instance, I was making these dank dark catacombs beneath a cathedral, and I put water above the catacombs to add a dripping effect. It's a really small detail, but it does a lot for the ambiance.
@MorbidGames666
29 күн бұрын
Man I really need like a wholesome progression type of video that gives you milestones or a checklist. I haven't played minecraft in such a long time all I know is go to nether, find fortress, find end, kill dragon.
@SRAZKVT
17 күн бұрын
i had an old singleplayer world in 1.15 a few years ago, on which i had played for 2 years, but sadly windows wiped the disk clean, and i didn't have any offdrive backup, so it's completely gone. But since, i've started another world, on which i've been for 2 years, and the goals are mostly similar, though i do set some extra restrictions on myself there since i find it more enjoyable this way. i'm at the spot where currently anyone would consider the situation of the world to be very comfortable, i have all the basic necessities automated, and am now ready to take on some bigger projects, which i will, it's nice honestly also, i see a lot of comments about delaying the endgame, but honestly, that doesn't really work for me, since what i consider the endgame is so far that nearly nobody achieves it, even less so in singleplayers, so i will probably never reach what i consider as endgame, i can get close however
@Dylan-ci9vo
Ай бұрын
i have very sharp memories of my first world wayyyyy back in the old beta days.... i really wish i could go back and visit
@VictorbrineSC
Ай бұрын
I have a forever world I started back in uni, as I just came out of highschool. I made it during COVID and played on it quite extensively for a while. I switched to more infrequent sessions, coming back from time to time finishing some things and starting new projects. Initially I wouldn't think it would become a forever world but since I'm too lazy to start over I just come back to that one and add some new touches. If I'm able to play Minecraft for many more years, it can be very interesting to see how things have changed and what was left from the past, especially that last section. It's similar to archeology, but whereas you don't have a special connection with whatever civilization built whatever temple, here you do since YOU made the structure.
@ADHDDistracts
15 күн бұрын
Being alone is where i find solace. I often go up to my cabin alone in the middle of no where and work on things and im truly at peace. I get the same feeling playing Minecraft alone. Its like my weird computer zen garden.
@saasosaurus7431
Ай бұрын
Wow. I never thought that such an video can be this kind and nostalgic. I really love it and will comtinue with my solo wold.
@jfd9616
13 күн бұрын
Playing games like warthunder or many a like, i tend to come to this game when i need a break, its more relaxing besides getting jumped by 30 creepers in one setting, over all this game has been apart of my life since the early days of its release. Great memories.
@BubbleVBuddy
22 күн бұрын
My biggest struggle is I love building cool stuff for people to gaze at, I love the feeling of being the “better” builder in a world
@DeDoentje
Ай бұрын
My world is 6 years old now. I played it on and off, but stayed in my own world. Last year I didn’t played it for a year and now I’ve got several new stuff build, that I can make a video about it. Maybe I need to make 2 about it as there is quiet a lot of changes. And I like to watch my own videos back now and then to see how much has changed over the year. I will never be as big as hermitcraft but my world and videos will be there to play and see.
@HansWick
Ай бұрын
I have been playing my survival world for years, I have like 15 villages I added to my kingdom, built them castles, walls and custom banners and connected them all with roads. I have so many things on my idea board that it never gets boring.
@badgerdunby
Ай бұрын
I used chunkbase to find a world with a zombie village not too far (within 1000 blocks) from spawn. I blocked the zombies in their houses, and covered any gaps that let the sunlight in, to keep them safe. And now I work at collecting materials to rebuild the village, improve it, build myself a base, and eventually I'll journey to the nether to get the materials to turn them back into villagers. I have 7 waiting for their freedom. My village is on the divide between ice spike biome and beach/plains biome. It is really neat the shift, and occasionally I get polar bears in the one side of the village.
@Kommult
29 күн бұрын
Something I'd like to add to this - if you have the disk space available: make frequent backups of your world! In Java Edition it should be in the world settings - in Bedrock edition, you can easily make a copy of the world, or even export it on Windows. Not only is this something you should do anyway (worlds can corrupt after all, and losing a world you've spent years on is very devastating), but if you keep those backups, you can always load an older copy and see where it all started from - especially if you like to frequently change how your base looks. You don't even have to keep every backup (especially if you're pressed for space... or your world's grown to several GBs) - just keep some old backups around (and of course a few recent ones) It's also useful for playing your main world on snapshots like I tend to do - the game will even prompt you to back up the world before loading in a new snapshot or loading from a snapshot version - and checking out new snapshot features in your existing world can also help if you're experiencing a little bit of boredom with it.
@vitordaniel961
Ай бұрын
I like singleplayer, but my favorite has to be when i play with friends to se the new features in the world we have, like when we did archeology, we only did it once, but damn, it was such a fun time, same with the trial chambers, ancient city, woodland mansion, i think these are what the new structures are about, doing it once, but having fun doing it
@Lea_D.
Ай бұрын
I haven't played for a while and have been trying to decide whether to keep my old world or start a new one for the 1.21 update. I think your idea to keep the old world and go to a new area of it for a fresh start is good!
@KitKitsuneVixen
Ай бұрын
personally i started a new world for exploring new updates, while still keeping my old one as my main one. although i kinda did that because exploring new updates in the old world just gets harder each update, as i had already explored a lot early on and new stuff generates so far away from spawn
@adamgeigerjr6995
18 күн бұрын
Tip for world longevity: Treat Nether Portals as time travel ... Finding this "work around" for explaining why I'd randomly want to go from building a modern desert oasis to a medieval castle in the woods to a cyberpunk city has allowed me to basically "connect" my worlds through this extra dimension. Even currently in the process of changing the minecart system I use for "time travel" into trippy skulk hallways
@KattieQaw
Ай бұрын
i can’t thank you enough for the clarity you bring to your topics! ☀️
@Madara____Uchiha
Ай бұрын
Thanks so much Marloe as this helped me! 😊
@DiamondDepthYT
Ай бұрын
Honestly, I just keep myself entertained by building and making videos on my world. I enjoy sharing with others. I'm currently over 1000 days into my single-player Minecraft Beta 1.7.3 world. I've recently been trying to transition from simply building to telling a story with my builds. I enjoyed hunting for achievements and also going on adventures for new stuff.
@hanartist2072
23 күн бұрын
I don't know if this has been said already but if slowing down is hard for you, you can try out mods like LevelZ. Those have you having to level up skills before you can even mine something as simple as stone. It really makes even the most basic wooden tools and leather armour parts more special to build and find.
@MutiKush
Ай бұрын
I play hardcore exclusively, on a terrible PC as well (7 chunk render distance at 35 fps). I'm constantly in-between the fresh start phase and the boredom phase. I rarely live long enough to get bored, but have enough time to build some farms and builds, explore a new world and enjoy the early game. Works for me.
@joshsimpson8588
20 күн бұрын
I have one server i play and one realm with a few friends I play on but I love turning on a single player world to relax and unwind.
@Cubacub05
Ай бұрын
What an amazing video! it really inspired me to go and play Minecraft with these things in mind. Thank you!!! ❤❤❤
@Jimmy94411
Ай бұрын
I always play solo and have for years, never been bored. No mods, shaders, add one. Just pure old fashioned Minecraft.
@HEKVT
Ай бұрын
Part of the reason I dislike singleplayer is Minecraft is so vast and knowing there's no one here but you just feels weird, I prefer being able to go to a friend's base and help them with projects.
@ludimanteq2
Ай бұрын
Omg Marloe I used to watch your videos was even in your discord then left minecraft, now I’m back and I see you popping up in my recommendations, I completely forgot bout your channel but I’m so happy to find it again!!
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