Surviving a Mysterious Beta Minecraft World

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  @Legacybeta · 3 months ago · pinned

  Beautiful video, thanks for making it. Unfortunately you walked into some of the harder areas very early however that is the nature of the map. A lot of design is purposefully very harsh and difficult as old Minecraft doesn&apos;t really have many difficult aspects to it in regular play however not every dungeon or island is designed to be hard to overcome. Some are scenic and some are hellish.<br><br>When in the Nether you briefly looked at something that lead to an important find, you were so very close, and keeping that Lapis and Redstone ore block was definitely the right choice.<br>This is a continuation of a video series just made in a different format so that others may explore themselves, some comments you made were very close to the answer, the closest I&apos;ve seen from other videos.<br><br>Thanks again for covering this, there are still plenty of areas, secrets and dungeons to be found however it leaves a lot to be discovered by anyone interested in diving in.

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• ZA

  @zanyerthelegend3501 · 3 months ago

  Creepiest things in minecraft:<br><br>3. Fog<br><br>2. Cave sounds<br><br>1. Dialko&apos;s hotbar

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• DI

  @dialko2596 · 3 months ago (edited)

  While uploading this video, something came to my attention. I&apos;ve realized that nSpace, the map creator, also has a YouTube channel. A while back there was a series on that channel where Space walked around strange Minecraft worlds while a C418 song played. I actually used to watch these videos when they came out, but I had forgotten about it until today. You may remember the most popular one, titled &quot;C418 - Moog City,&quot; with the player riding a rail in a bizarre city world.<br><br>Between those videos and this map, there are many, many familiar elements...<br>What does this all mean? I don&apos;t know, but it adds an interesting new dimension to this.

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• RI

  @ricknguyen864 · 3 months ago

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6m2ElRBey4&amp;t=4156">1:09:16</a>, the diamond in the wheatfield references that iconic picture of Steve leaning against a diamond block.

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• HI

  @Hikaru_Shidou1 · 3 months ago

  The first Steve sound in the farlands genuinely creeped me out.

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• NY

  @NyxiteMoth · 3 months ago

  obsessed with Dialko&apos;s inability to recognize crosses

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• GR

  @grombulon · 3 months ago

  The ancient ruins of seemingly high-tech facilities like the weird &quot;temple&quot; under sea level or the giant waterways thing with the railroad next to it... They&apos;re next to the more recent ruins of wooden and cobblestone villages. That and the giant skeletons and unnatural aberrations in the terrain all combine to make me think of Kenshi. Like this place has been around for thousands of years and was once futuristic and advanced, before it fell to ruin and was survived by primitive tribes who eventually fought each other and died out themselves. Or maybe they couldn&apos;t survive the changing environment?

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• KO

  @KoKoKen · 3 months ago

  Dialko be like &quot;I love my viewers who need to watch long Minecraft videos on Sunday mornings while they eat&quot;

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• 3X

  @3xtozy · 3 months ago

  Very cozy and mystic map! Also your background music choices are brilliant and adds a lot to the videos &lt;3

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• CU

  @cubescast · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6m2ElRBey4&amp;t=6372">1:46:12</a> I&apos;m surprised you&apos;ve never heard of these! They were a leftover from an old april fools joke Notch did where they would take you to the &quot;Minecraft Store&quot; to &quot;buy&quot; keys and other wacky items for real money. They stayed in the game as a leftover for a really long time, like up to release 1.5 or something. Obviously it was just a joke and they would never add microtransactions to Minecraft...

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• CA

  @catboycentral · 3 months ago

  Dialko&apos;s sanity VS 1 million skeleton spawners

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• DE

  @deprobot · 3 months ago

  Oldest piece of media about an endless library that I&apos;m aware of is the short story &quot;The Library of Babel&quot; by Jose Luis Borges from 1941

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