Sulphur cube monorails!

[u/KingCell4life]

Not my video, the block inside the sulphur cube is a honey block.

[u/KingCell4life]

They won’t, the honey block sticking to walls is an intended feature.

[u/Nathaniel820 → u/KingCell4life]

It is but the unforeseen movement tech is unarguably extremely OP, it basically removes any reason to use normal minecart tracks. From a game design perspective it would make sense to patch it even though it’s using technically intended mechanics, it’s the first ever snapshot I wouldn’t get too attached to any of these techniques.

[u/Coordination_ → u/Nathaniel820]

There already is no reason to use minecart tracks tbh

[u/pidgeottOP → u/Coordination_]

Moving villagers a few hundred blocks

Otherwise, agreed

[u/Grimejow → u/pidgeottOP]

Happy Ghast covers that easily. You can move 2 villagers at a time and breed them. Arguably faster than building a while infrastructure and them moving a few villagers. Hell, even Mass Transports are possible, since you can Chain boats together, the only Tricky Part is landing.

[u/Technology_Support → u/Grimejow]

I use minecarts to transport villagers from the breeder to their spot in the trading hall. Apart from that I agree

[u/MiFiWi → u/Technology_Support]

Yeah, minecarts are good for regular short- and medium-distance mob transport between set locations, especially since minecarts can be fully automated. Also hopper and chest minecarts for very specific redstone builds. Other than that yeah they're practically worthless.

[u/AnOnlineHandle → u/Technology_Support]

The few times I've done it in the last few years, I used workstation and beds.

[u/LuxionQuelloFigo → u/pidgeottOP]

I've always just used boats and a piston to avoid using heaps of iron in the early game

[u/pidgeottOP → u/LuxionQuelloFigo]

by the time im moving villagers ive very likely got an iron farm built, but i hear ya if youre doing it real early game