I Coded Dumb Ways To Play Minecraft



I coded TOO MANY BUTTONS into Minecraft!
Watch me HIDE from my friends using YOUR dumb ideas:

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  2. Add a role of character which explodes if you touch him and hiding spot as a blog and I think you done it actually do a nice items for video and one more thing please add my idea to one video this is ok and add another mob in the game but make a TNT that will explore if a person go near it normal it is a nuke

  3. Add a “Friendship” enchantment to every tool.

    It does absolutely nothing… until you use it near your friend.

    Then the mod quietly changes the nearest block beneath them into a random harmless-looking block that is actually a trap.

    But don’t stop there.

    The enchantment should slowly become more powerful every time it activates. At first, it only changes one block. Then it starts replacing the floor with suspiciously ordinary-looking blocks. Eventually, it begins questioning the structural integrity of the entire friendship.

    The best part? The mod should announce:

    “Friendship increased!”

    every time it happens.

    Bonus points if the friend gets a pop-up saying:

    “You have been promoted to Floor Tester.”

    And if they survive, the enchantment should congratulate them with:

    “Congratulations! You have discovered the floor.”

    Or, even dumber:

    Make a “Helpful Villager” that follows your friend around and gives them increasingly terrible advice.

    “You look tired. Have some TNT.”
    “Your house needs ventilation.”
    “Have you considered standing directly under that gravel?”

    But the villager should be completely convinced that it is helping.

    If your friend ignores the advice, the villager should become concerned:

    “Are you sure? I watched a tutorial.”

    The villager should have a 1% chance of saying:

    “Trust me, I’m a mod developer.”

    And if your friend dies, the villager should quietly walk over, look at the spot, and say:

    “Interesting. I’ll add that to the documentation.”

    The mod should also include a “Friendship Debugger” that occasionally reports:

    “Friendship status: Stable.”
    “Friendship status: Concerning.”
    “Friendship status: Floor-dependent.”
    “Friendship status: The villager has been promoted.”

    Absolutely no one should be able to explain why this mod exists.

  4. Add a “Friendship” enchantment to every tool.

    It does absolutely nothing… until you use it near your friend.

    Then the mod quietly changes the nearest block beneath them into a random harmless-looking block that is actually a trap.

    But don’t stop there.

    The enchantment should slowly become more powerful every time it activates. At first, it only changes one block. Then it starts replacing the floor with suspiciously ordinary-looking blocks. Eventually, it begins questioning the structural integrity of the entire friendship.

    The best part? The mod should announce:

    “Friendship increased!”

    every time it happens.

    Bonus points if the friend gets a pop-up saying:

    “You have been promoted to Floor Tester.”

    And if they survive, the enchantment should congratulate them with:

    “Congratulations! You have discovered the floor.”

    Or, even dumber:

    Make a “Helpful Villager” that follows your friend around and gives them increasingly terrible advice.

    “You look tired. Have some TNT.”
    “Your house needs ventilation.”
    “Have you considered standing directly under that gravel?”

    But the villager should be completely convinced that it is helping.

    If your friend ignores the advice, the villager should become concerned:

    “Are you sure? I watched a tutorial.”

    The villager should have a 1% chance of saying:

    “Trust me, I’m a mod developer.”

    And if your friend dies, the villager should quietly walk over, look at the spot, and say:

    “Interesting. I’ll add that to the documentation.”

    The mod should also include a “Friendship Debugger” that occasionally reports:

    “Friendship status: Stable.”
    “Friendship status: Concerning.”
    “Friendship status: Floor-dependent.”
    “Friendship status: The villager has been promoted.”

    Absolutely no one should be able to explain why this mod exists.

  5. Add a “Friendship” enchantment to every tool.

    It does absolutely nothing… until you use it near your friend.

    Then the mod quietly changes the nearest block beneath them into a random harmless-looking block that is actually a trap.

    But don’t stop there.

    The enchantment should slowly become more powerful every time it activates. At first, it only changes one block. Then it starts replacing the floor with suspiciously ordinary-looking blocks. Eventually, it begins questioning the structural integrity of the entire friendship.

    The best part? The mod should announce:

    “Friendship increased!”

    every time it happens.

    Bonus points if the friend gets a pop-up saying:

    “You have been promoted to Floor Tester.”

    And if they survive, the enchantment should congratulate them with:

    “Congratulations! You have discovered the floor.”

    Or, even dumber:

    Make a “Helpful Villager” that follows your friend around and gives them increasingly terrible advice.

    “You look tired. Have some TNT.”
    “Your house needs ventilation.”
    “Have you considered standing directly under that gravel?”

    But the villager should be completely convinced that it is helping.

    If your friend ignores the advice, the villager should become concerned:

    “Are you sure? I watched a tutorial.”

    The villager should have a 1% chance of saying:

    “Trust me, I’m a mod developer.”

    And if your friend dies, the villager should quietly walk over, look at the spot, and say:

    “Interesting. I’ll add that to the documentation.”

    The mod should also include a “Friendship Debugger” that occasionally reports:

    “Friendship status: Stable.”
    “Friendship status: Concerning.”
    “Friendship status: Floor-dependent.”
    “Friendship status: The villager has been promoted.”

    Absolutely no one should be able to explain why this mod exists.

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