Perimeter/World Eater building guide part 1! "Git gud in Technical Minecraft" 15, Java v1.21.11

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  @Kodo91 · 7 months ago

  Wow perfect timing, I literally built my first trencher for my quad witch farm yesterday!

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• AN

  @andreaskrmmerbagge8831 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Super great video and series, thanks a lot for putting in the time and making this! A nether series like this would also be insane!

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  @TammonOG · 7 months ago

  Something to add is a good way to deal with trial chamber spawners/vaults if they cant be avoided is buy using bedrock breaking techniques. Also if you don't care too much about making the clearance holes for the trenchers smooth, I like using lazy tnt bores. Takes about 5 minutes to build, maybe 10-15mins to run depending on length, and another 5 ish minutes just removing fallen gravel and clearning liquids.

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  @michaelaubertfr · 7 months ago

  Oh thank you very much for the direct links to the Discord posts. I find them daunting to get into when I barely have the vocabulary to ask the questions that would let me find what I need.

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• TW

  @Twitchi · 7 months ago

  Love the Git Gud Series!! Bring as much as you can

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• CU

  @cudicudi8668 · 7 months ago

  youre the goat im gonna watch this from the start, starting tonight

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• MA

  @Majin2222 · 6 months ago

  Just found out you are still making videos ! Thank you, I like this series and some explaining on world eater preparation is always a plus !

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• OR

  @orsus100 · 7 months ago

  I love this series so much. Was finding your channel some days ago and am watching your videos daily since than. :)

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  @unaigom · 7 months ago

  Awesome to see this series to be back for a Part 3! Really interesting stuff... keep up the great work!

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  @xarildri1302 · 7 months ago (edited)

  ur absolutely right about needing dry corners, i just dug a perimeter near my base entirely in the ocean and the chronos trenchers are an absolute pain in the ass to clear out space for, i used the 3w ones to clear out like a third of the space for the 12w ones but digging out the rest manually was rough

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  @Threefold. · 7 months ago

  So happy to see more of this series. Thanks for sharing Fruno!

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  @IsaacDickinson-tf8sf · 7 months ago

  If only a similar tutorial existed for legacy console editions

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