
I Got Hunted on Lifesteal World SMP...
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The Lif Steel World event, hosted by Lif Steel, gathered 67 Minecraft players for a two-week competition with the core Lif Steel mechanics: killing players steals their hearts, and dying loses one. A unique rule for this event mandated that all bases must be public, leaving players vulnerable to attacks at any time.
The video follows SP737's initial login to the server. Upon joining, SP737 is immediately at a disadvantage, logging in "naked" and far from their base, which is located at coordinates 663, 1200. The spawn area is described as dangerous, with many players online and a high probability of encountering hostile players. SP737’s tab list is not functioning, hindering their ability to see who is online and their current heart count. The immediate priority is to reach the base for safety and gear.
SP737 attempts to navigate towards the base, prioritizing movement over collecting quick gear. They receive a message from Mayor inviting them to the "retirement group," but SP737 intends to reach their base first. Despite being far from spawn, SP737 expresses concern about their safety, noting the large number of players online. Upon nearing the base, SP737 expresses hope that their base location remains unknown.
The journey to the base is fraught with near-death experiences, including a mention of dying to a sweet berry bush. SP737's primary goal is to reach the base and join their teammates, Floatives and Ashwag, in the "retirement group." SP737 reassures Floatives that they are experienced with joining SMPs late and are adept at Life Steal.
Upon reaching the base, SP737 finds that their teammates have established a significant presence. Floatives has 20 hearts, and the team has access to most necessary enchantments for armor and tools. A key discovery is an "infinite emeralds" exploit involving a cartographer villager. By curing the cartographer, players can buy glass for emeralds, turn it into glass panes, and then sell it back for a profit, effectively doubling their emeralds. This method is more efficient than the suggested book method as it doesn't require the "Hero of the Village" effect.
The team discusses their resource needs. SP737 is asked to build a gold farm, which they agree to. They also inquire about ender chests, with one available, though Floatives had used it. SP737 plans to make an ender chest but needs obsidian. Potion materials are available, though disorganized. SP737 expresses a desire for strength potions and notes the lack of a nether wart farm. Floatives mentions that Fer slammed them out, implying a past conflict.
The conversation shifts to the team's base being above ground and public, making it vulnerable. Katie briefly enters their base, but being on low hearts, poses no threat. The team discusses the possibility of players targeting SP737 due to their late arrival.
SP737 then heads to the Nether to gather materials for the gold farm, specifically magma. They plan to build a relatively simple gold farm. SP737 expresses a desire to build an "OP" gold farm but is concerned about the extensive magma requirement. They also mention the need for an ender chest for convenience. SP737 notes the absence of golden apples due to a lack of gapples, but feels capable of handling themselves unless facing a highly skilled player.
The team discusses alliances. Cookie God proposes an alliance, and after confirming that SP737 and May are over 25, they are brought into the "retirement home protection," which extends to anyone over 25. This leads to a humorous exchange about the age requirement for protection.
SP737 continues their quest for materials in the Nether, aiming to build the gold farm. They encounter a looted bastion and express frustration with their pickaxe durability. They also mention the need to get above the Nether roof for the gold farm. The process of getting above the Nether roof is described as tedious and challenging, involving precise block placement and boat mechanics. SP737 eventually succeeds in reaching the Nether roof and begins constructing a portal.
Upon returning from the Nether, SP737 heads back to base, though admitting to being unsure of its exact location. They plan to gather the remaining materials for the gold farm and obsidian for the Nether roof portal. SP737 checks a bastion for loot, finding it already looted. They then steal a portal to return to the overworld.
Back at the base, SP737 begins collecting materials for the gold farm, including soul sand for a farm. They also engage in trading with villagers to acquire necessary items, utilizing the infinite emerald glitch for glass panes. SP737 notes the need for a pillager outpost for obtaining wind breeze rods faster once ominous bottles are available.
A significant event occurs when Zam attacks SP737's base. SP737 attempts to escape and is aided by Uncle, who is also being pursued by Zam. Uncle is eventually killed by Zam. SP737 manages to recover their dropped items, describing the setback as minor.
SP737 then focuses on building a storage system for the base and gathering wood. They express a desire to build the best gold farm on the server. The team also discusses the possibility of obtaining the mace. SP737 begins building the gold farm, which requires a significant amount of magma. They acknowledge the effort involved in acquiring enough magma and decide to start with a slower pace for the farm.
The construction of the gold farm progresses, including setting up auto-storage and crafters. SP737 then moves on to building a wind charge farm, which requires obtaining breeze rods from trial chambers. They locate a trial chamber, defeat the mobs, and acquire the necessary keys and dispensers. SP737 expresses excitement about dispensers as useful redstone items. They establish a secret breeze farm in the Nether.
May is killed by Prince and then by Will, leaving her with two hearts. Floatives offers to give both May and Uncle one heart each, bringing them to 11 hearts.
The video concludes with SP737 having completed the gold farm and beginning work on a wind charge farm. The focus shifts to the team's goal of accumulating resources and hearts, with plans for further upgrades and the potential acquisition of the mace. The public base aspect is highlighted as adding excitement to the gameplay.