u/UrAverageSonic64_YT

I'm only half-gen alpha, so I was curious on y'all's point of view.

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I think this could be cool for some sort of base...
Idk, some big company will probably start building a Walmart on top of it or something anyways.

Also, I don't know if not having the geophilic mod will actually change it or just some details...
Still cool tho-

Ignore my spotify-

I got my hands on a Minecraft template, reehehehehehehhe-

Yaeyyyy-

Ngl the deep fryer was the best part.

Also I haven't seen episode nine yet so please no spoilers-

Also the quality is really bad because of my recording thingy.

I wasn't recording when this happened at first, so I decided to just go back and reenact things-

Mostly just making this for people on Google, hope this helps!

Part 1 - Miniature Shaders!
If calling your PC a potato is an insult to agriculture, then Miniature Shaders is the perfect pack to get your dumpster fire out of the misery pit of sounding like a panicked jet engine, feeling like you just nuked it in the microwave for 30 seconds, and leaving you surprised that the fans haven't taken flight and punched a hole into your roof.
It balances everything you'd like to see in your dream shaders with minimal frame drop. Its customizability rivals that of Complementary Shaders and even has the silly water stuffs. :)

Part 2 - Optimization Mods!
Another thing you can try for your PC - who's download time for DOOM can read out your phone number minimum - is optimization mods. These mods, like Sodium, can help your calculator graphics card reach amazing limits. It's best to stack them. My PC has the processing power of a sponge, and when I say it sucks, it processes things like its trauma from getting its CPU installed; thus, I run Sodium, Lithium, Entity Culling, Dynamic FPS, Ferrite Core, and a few others. Just be careful about compatibility.

Part 3 - Settings!
Before you pass up this one, I want you to look at your poor electric bill... That number may as well be your ZIP code, and you're paying it for a glorified brick with a fan shoved into it. First off, you can try dedicating more RAM to Minecraft. I personally have seen it as more of a CPU thing, but RAM is still important. If you want to know how, here's a video explaining it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMwHH1FGZaw
Also, please... I cannot preface this enough... For the sake of the dying hamster running on a wheel in your computer... Stop leaving your FPS unlimited. I literally keep it limited at 60 FPS in my settings, and I see perfectly fine. A YouTube video typically is recorded at 60 FPS. As far as your render distance goes, that's all up to you.

I wish you luck in recovering your frames when your PC's processing power is so painfully prehistoric that if you tried to simulate a single drop of water, the CPU would instantly liquefy, the motherboard would trigger a localized blackhole, and the universe would crash waiting for your graphics card to render a block.

(Note: Please refrain from posting songs with slurs, but I'm good with cussing and such)

Comment a song and I'll listen to it!
After which, I'll give you a song from my playlist based on it!

I don't have much rap or anything, but I can find something in my autistic mind, I'm sure-
(I won't be able to answer all of these, but I can get the top ones! Sorry if I don't manage to get to yours.)

Also, the shaders run fine, I promise, my screen capture software just decided to work miserably today-

"Building can't be that hard." I said.
"It's cool and I like it, But it isn't that hard to do." I said.
Boy was I naive; y'all are just fricking architects-

On another note, this has to be one of my best builds.
I happy. :)

This structure takes a lot of inspiration from the Iboholmen Church location from the early-game of Generation Zero.

(Image is not mine.)

I just had a quick question for griefers, why?

I've had many of my own bases, from tiny little starter homes to huge mega-bases, get griefed and I've always been curious on what goes through their mind.
It always felt so pointless to me that someone could spend months raising a base and making a team in that base, and another person would destroy months of hard work for 5 minutes of entertainment. In my mind, it always came across as them being somebody who can't build well, so they destroy builders' creations out of pure jealousy. I assume I'm wrong there but-

If you do grief, what make you not want to grief a base; what drives you away?

Please be respectful to each-other in the comments, btw. .__.

It's still not finalized; I have to add some panning and such.

It's only like my 10th song in FL-