A Minecraft YouTuber, who claims to be a professional player, created a video where he plays a custom map with a datapack that enforces "professional" Minecraft rules. The datapack penalizes the player for common mistakes, such as digging under themselves, not checking for lava under resources, swimming in water without oxygen, eating raw food, killing animals for no reason, and collecting unripe crops. The YouTuber showcases 12 "tests" that demonstrate these rules, and each test results in a penalty or death when the rule is broken. The video aims to educate new players on best practices and common mistakes to avoid in Minecraft.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about Minecraft and its rules.
2. The creator of the video is a professional Minecraft player.
3. The video shows a map that has the most important rules of Minecraft.
4. The map was created by a foreign YouTuber.
5. The creator of the video has a server where they play with their subscribers.
6. The video shows several tests that players must pass to prove they are professional Minecraft players.
7. The first test is to never dig under yourself in Minecraft.
8. The second test is to always check if there is lava under resources before digging.
9. The third test is to never walk into cobwebs in Minecraft.
10. The fourth test is to never dig above yourself in Minecraft, as it can cause suffocation.
11. The fifth test is to never go to hell without armor in Minecraft.
12. The sixth test is to never use a diamond hoe in Minecraft, as it is useless.
13. The seventh test is to never kill wolves and cats in Minecraft, as it is useless.
14. The eighth test is to never eat raw food in Minecraft, as it can cause poisoning.
15. The ninth test is to never eat a spider's eye in Minecraft, as it can cause poisoning.
16. The tenth test is to always watch out for water bubbles in Minecraft to avoid suffocation.
17. The eleventh test is to only use one eye of ender at a time in Minecraft.
18. The twelfth test is to never collect plants that have not yet fully grown in Minecraft.