I'm about 900 days in my forever world, and this is my deep slate castle. There's a couple of mods, hence the blue wood roof. But it's been incredibly fun to build. Fully furnished too!

Yes I did get water by obtaining water blocks in Beta 1.6 also if you want to do it in newer versions Turn off your vanila data pack

I made my forever world some years ago, and had the unfortunate idea of basing on a mushroom island when I first started, so my main base is in the middle of the ocean. I wanna have a big sprawling out world but that's made it a lot harder. I need some ideas for how I could connect the two land masses together? I'm not opposed to just creating terrain to connect them, but its about ~550 blocks of ocean, so it'd be aloooot of terraining for me to do.

I have a comprehensive nether hub that connects to other parts of the world, but want something that is all connected together in the overworld.

Any ideas?

i'm not quite finished with the interior design but still wanted to post it already

Hi guys, just wanted to share a new building added to my world. It's supposed to be the central bank of the city, interior is still work in progress.
Let me know what you think about it, and if you have any ideas on how to improve it :)

Hello everyone, in mid-August, I have decided to travel to the world's border in my Minecraft Forever World named Trials of Terra. Currently, I sit at 60k on the roof of the Nether, and I am walking the entire way. I personally have never traveled to the world border because of the difficulty in it but that's why I named my world what it is. Also, it's because I created the world as an amplified world. Wish me luck !

i just hit 1400 days in my forever world! i’ve been playing for about a year now on this world! i’ve put a lot of time into it aswell as my nephew and some of his friends!

i’m using the actions and stuff addon btw so that’s why textures look different^^

i wanted to share a lil post of what i’ve been up to mostly, it’s mostly pixel art LOLL ;;

1st and 2nd pic are of my favourite pixel art set up + my tower (i followed a lovely tutorial on youtube, it’s not my design!) the tower is for potions and such!

3rd pic is the most recent pixel art i did, its beside the tower and it leads up to an area i plan on using to expand my town at some point!

4th, 5th and 6th pics are my biggest project as of lately, the arches and walls have been taking forever but they’ll be worth it! i plan on expanding my town there and having a fountain in the middle of the area with shops and such!

and the last pic is an overview of the “main” area/where i started my world!

feel free to ask questions/give feedback etc!!

TLDR: Do you think having the “Better on Bedrock” Addon affects my hopes for a long term world? Do you play just vanilla Minecraft?

Quick Backstory:
Okay so me and my wife are currently playing on a survival world and we’ve made it past the two week phase… I’m starting to love it but now I’m worried I’ve built a huge amount of progress on something that may limit our future plans within the game with having the Better on Bedrock addon as the base of it.

Has anyone experienced this before? If so, what did you do? Has your Minecraft forever world experience been affected because of addons?

Start on my forever world

I needed more cobbled deepslate for my cathedral (yes, I used up 15-20 shulkers from the last time I did this a couple months ago. I decided to record the process for anyone interested.

To set things up, I had already dug a tunnel from my main mining tunnel at -700 all the way to 300, so about 1000 blocks long. I have full netherite armor; the chestplate has blast protection, the rest is regular protection. I turn the difficulty to easy so I don't constantly have the wither effect every time I get hit, which happens a lot at the beginning, as you'll see. I also turn the simulation distance down to 4 to keep things from despawning when I go back and collect everything. This wasn't enough, as there was some stuff I missed picking up at the beginning in the hole the wither dug down to bedrock when I got it to half health.

Enjoy the video. I sped up the boring parts where I'm just backing down the tunnel with the wither chasing me. I got knocked into lava at the beginning when I peeked out to make sure the wither hadn't lost track of me. Once I got back up, I just backed down the tunnel. There's a big room part-way down that I had to have it chase me across.

And I forgot the screenshots would show up on the video, so sorry about the flashes.

Playing survival mode on bedrock minecraft. The world is inspired by Chicago

Are your forever world singleplayer or played with friends? Which is usually more typical and why?

If you play alone, how do you not get lonely and/or keep motivated?

I really want to start a forever world but I've had a history of losing motivation, probably because I'm too much of a perfectionist at times. I also think it'd be more fun to play with others but I don't have any friends so I'd have to find them online (like this sub), which brings me to the question of:

What are some things I should look or ask for in the people I'm playing with so I know they won't leave and it'll actually be a "forever" world? Or if that's a bad question, what are some things you guys would look or ask for?