Wither Skeleton Farm (Part 1) ▫ Minecraft Survival Guide S3 ▫ Tutorial Let's Play [Ep.91]

Im horrified and impressed by the kind of guy who'd willingly build two wither skeleton farms in the span of a few weeks

I hope down-to-earth videos like this get recognition again

I love the “remakes” through the seasons of Survival Guide. As the game changes just the feeling of 4 months ago rather than 1 year ago when searching for videos helps a ton. Thanks

Hi Pix. I've played Minecraft for many years, in many iterations and I still come back to your survival guide series. Inevitably I learn something I never knew before, but even if I don't, I'm always entertained and impressed by your presentation. I seldom comment on other people's work but just wanted to drop some appreciation and thanks for the care and effort that you pour into your work and the many hours of value it has provided.

Another cool episode Pix. It's common to see in vids builders running out of blocks. TIP A stack of 64 blocks covers an 8X8 area, or 4 stacks covers one chunk. I haven't seen or heard mention of this basic math fact in ANY Minecraft videos. So, I charge you with the task of spreading knowledge of the 'Four stack chunk rule'. I know it's clear after you've been told, but everyone I've pointed it out to has been surprised at how they missed something so obvious. Also, put a hopper under where the snowmen land, preload with one sheared pumpkin in each slot, and stand closer to the hole, it's annoying loosing pumpkins. Around the snowman hole I replaced an endstone block with snow so as to middle click pick block. Well done explaining the bounding boxes without using a mod to show them. Finally, and I'm sure I'm not alone in this, please join the next 'Life' series with the Hermits and Empires cast. Keep up the great content ❤

Thanks for making (and continuing to make) the Survival Guide series. I've been playing since 2012 but I've still learned a ton from your videos and have improved a lot since watching. Yesterday was the first time I fought the dragon in a solo world, mainly because this guide finally made me feel confident enough to do so. (And I didn't die!)

Didn't know you can shear the carved pumpkins off the head of snowmen. Love it 😂!

"unbotton a nether fortress" - pixlriffs, 2024

Today I learned that flowers can burn.

I started playing Minecraft during the pandemic during 1.16. I came across you and wattles while scrolling YouTube during the lockdown. Started on bedrock and moved to Java for 1.18. I absolutely LOVE this series!! Can’t wait to build this in my world!

i thought this was another episode of SOS to be extremely honest but so glad i get a tutorial on a wither farm instead :D very much appreciate it, gunna save this for future reference!

Always a treat - love this down-to-earth approach to farms designed for single-player worlds!

That is one clean looking thumbnail my guy. Chefs kiss

Great Video! Loved it Pixlriffs! Keep it up

As soon as you said convenient farm for that and quick stop at pumpkin farm I knew it was Ian’s wither rose farm. Such a great farm, his entire Minecraft Elegance series is fantastic

So it finally happens in survival guide. Good luck! For mine I went out 4,000 blocks for a quad intersection farm, and in the end placed 70k slabs or so, with a lot being in a basalt delta or crimson forest. Hopefully yours has more lava 😂

Oooh wither skeletons!

Started this serie a week ago now im here 👍🏻

Excellent video pix!

ooh I haven't seen the snow golem method for getting wither roses before. definitely going to use that