In this episode of Hardcore Minecraft, the host plans to mine a giant 100x100 area all the way down to bedrock. The goal is to not only gather a variety of ores but also to create a large space for building farms. The host starts by marking out the 100x100 space and begins mining using regular methods. As the video progresses, the mining methods become more complex, with the host eventually using a combination of beacons, pickaxes, and enchantments to speed up the mining process.
The host also collects every single ore found with a silk touch pickaxe and stores them on top of a giant furnace. While mining, the host discovers an ammo fish geode, which reveals the presence of deep slate, amethyst geodes, mine shafts, mob spawners, and potentially a stronghold.
The host then introduces a new mining method, the moss method, which involves using bone meal to expand moss blocks and then mining them instantly. This method proves to be much faster than mining deep slate. However, the host runs out of bone meal, forcing them to switch to the final mining method: the TNT Jupiter machine, a contraption that drops TNT and explodes anything in its way.
The host builds 10 of these machines, which start mining the deep slate and bedrock. The host then manually mines any remaining pieces of deep slate. Once the machines have exploded as much as they can, the host uses the deep slate to clean up the walls.
Finally, the host uses the deep slate to fill in the gaps between the bedrock, improving the appearance of the 100x100 hole and preventing mobs from spawning at the bottom. The host then mines all the ores collected in the 100x100 hole using a fortune pickaxe. The host concludes by stating that they will spend a lot of time in the 100x100 hole due to its complexity and the amount of resources mined from it.
1. The episode is about mining a giant 100x100 area in Minecraft, all the way down to bedrock.
2. The miner plans to use four beacons to speed up the mining process.
3. The miner is going to collect every single ore that they find with a silk touch pickaxe.
4. The miner is going to test the time it takes to mine a chunk of the 100x100 area all the way down to bedrock to get an idea of how long the entire project will take.
5. The miner is going to use the moss method to mine deep slate, which involves placing down one piece of moss, using bone meal to expand it into more moss blocks, and then mining all of the moss blocks instantly.
6. The miner is going to use the TNT Jupiter machine, a moving TNT cannon that drops TNT and explodes anything in its way.
7. The miner is going to use the deep slate that they've just mined to clean up the walls of the 100x100 hole.
8. The miner is going to use all of the glass they've collected to fill in the gaps between the bedrock, which will make the 100x100 hole look better and stop mobs from spawning at the bottom.
9. The miner is going to silk touch all of the ores that they've found in the 100x100 hole.
10. The miner is going to mine all of the valuables they've collected, including redstone, lapis, copper, iron, coal, and gold, as well as diamonds.