Things in Minecraft that make NO sense!

Ancient debris. Doesnt smelt by lava, but EASILY gets smelted by a furnace.

The magma blocks one actually makes perfect sense. There was an entire mythbusters episode done on it. Having the proper foot placement is more important than the speed. One of them ran, the other one walked, one had burns converting the bottom of their feet, and the other was fine.

At least Grian dosen't need a giant mansion to hold one person... he only needs a more gargantuan mansion, a cave city, a few hobbit holes, a large space cupcake tower, a sewer, and a humble singing house.

Fun fact: The pillager gaving a mansion is actually accurate and essential for the lore, the pillagers are outcasts of villagers as they wanted to 'Test' things so they got a big mansion.

10:00 crouching means you are being more careful so you are only stepping on the cold parts

The fact that you can both open a shulker box and a lift yourself with its lid while standing on it. But, to open a chest with a cat on it is a herculean feat.

actually the score thing is the amount of xp *points* you gain throughout your life even if you spend your points on enchantments
Difference between points and levels is that. levels is gained by points
exp orbs can have more then one point so to calculate score, they use points
also nice video mate have a nice one also Some things really are unexplainable 😂😂😂

The crouching on Magma blocks makes sense to me, I think it is supposed to be as if you are carefully stepping on the rocks rather than the magma itself

7:30 “problem”, it does make sense a little bit for Pillager’s to live in a giant mansion, but only if you think about the lore of Pillager’s.

For the lead one, I think Mojang wanted it to look like it’s attatched to a belt or something so you can do something else just like in real life, hence the “going into the side of the player”

At least the pillagers finished the back of their ridiculously large mansion. 🙃

7:57 im suprised that with the amount of time this video has been up and nobody is talking about the zombie with an enchanted shovel, that zombie must be doing some insane diggin or something

6:50 efficiency only works when you’re using the right tool, an efficiency v pickaxe won’t mine dirt very fast, nor will and efficiency v shovel mine stone fast

Actually im pretty sure you can walk on coals irl.
Either way I think crouching over them in the game is supposed to represent or imply careful foot placement.

The spiderweb one kinda makes sense because it’s quite hard to break a spiderweb and the magma one kinda makes sense because when you sneak you tippy-toe if you’re normal so you step on them normal on the rocks that aren’t as hot and manageable

The fact that bees are bigger than parrots or chickens

So for the water bucket mlg one, Steve is theoretically 6” tall, meaning the water is 3 feet, being able to catch your fall (maybe)

My sister asked, "How come you fall on a torch and you don't burn?"
Also, I already knew the sawmill one. I don't understand either.
Edit:
Carpet doesn't go in water cuz it is made out of cotton (most likely). Cotton is absorbent to water. There you have it

Lanterns on top of fences have the same height as a fence by itself. You can walk across them smoothly

Definitely needs a part 2 video, I'd watch it w/ my friends and we'd definitely get a laugh

"We need to talk about the strength of Wheat"
We know Grain, you are strong.

6:00 it also adds cherries (or sweetberries) to the cake even though you dont put them in the crafting table and also at 9:56 it makes sense because when you crouch you step on the coals slowy and dont step in the lava

For the magma one I always thought that you are avoiding the fire parts and going on only rocks

For 2:31, It only works with hard things like stone, But if you put in like meat or anything else. It doesn't really tend to like, really cut it. It only cuts stone and not flesh. It does actually makes sense.

About the Stonecutter:
Being that stonecutters are designed to cut stone, and not skin like most blades, it's actually fairly dull. So it wouldn't do much if you ran your hand across a stonecutter irl, either

7:45 Grain: “What do they need all this size for!?”
Also Grain: builds two enormous mansions, builds a skyscraper while purchasing an equally as large skyscraper.

For the stuff like the player walking on hay, its been proven that the player is an absolute unit, being able to carry (insert however much the max was found to be) and still be able to jump, therefor, the beefcake that is steve would completely demolish anything he steps on, although he should also probably break any block he steps on...

The one called quasi connectivity is very important for redstone it's a feature by now

In order to remove sharpness from your sword you need to sharpen it on the sharpening stone.

A cauldron can save your fall, you’ll need to be super precise with the landing!

You just know that Grian's disappointment over the dying chicken on a campfire not dropping a cooked chicken was inspired by the farm he built for Zedaph

I’ve always wished that a furnace had a interface like a crafting table where u had to put cake recipe and stuff like that in a furnace to make

9:52 You know the classic Prince of Persia games, Grian? How sneaking allows you to safely walk over deadly traps? I always figured this was that kind of situation.

I have always thought that with the magma blocks when you crouch on them you are spending more time considering where to put your feet

I remember back when you needed up to 3 blocks of water to break your fall depending on the height. I was so confused when that changed and I first saw people doing mlg water buckets from crazy heights lol

“It doesn’t make sense how all of these pillagers can live in a huge mansion!”
*Grian casually living in a massive mansion alone*

ive always wondered were the toilets are, do the villager's use the village composter? or just find a spot in the woods?
in midevil times it was a bucket and dump it out the window onto the street bellow.

The reason you disenchant stuff with a grinder actually makes sense. When you're enchanting you're obviously not gonna enchant the entire existence of that thing, that'd take up too much energy! (Which also makes sense because the more enchants you add to an item the more xp it takes to enchant it, hinting at a physical amount of energy you need to have to do more and more enchanting). So instead you just enchant the outer layer of that thing, it still works the same but it also means if you grind off the outermost layer of your item, the enchantment is gone.

Someone actually proved that stonecutters shouldn't do damage, since grinder blades are not sharp, but just rough, so it chips through stones and metals just fine, but doesn't affect flesh all too much

I thought that enchantments would be like a incredibly thin coating type thing

I was confused why the stonecutter didnt deal damage for a while. Then I realised that all of the villagers would die if there was something in the village that did damage on its own

4:11 the score is how many xp points you've ever collected since you last died. it doesn't go down even if you enchant items

A score becomes bigger depending on how long you play and what achievements you get

In bedrock there is a small chance that a fish can grab onto your fishing rod, so a bucket isn't the only option, but it is definitely the better one

When gravel is placed above a lantern it’s fine when there affected by gravity and a lantern needs a block above it.

One thing that doesn’t make sense to me is that if you use looting on a chicken, it will give you more than one of the chickens body

That second one about the Redstone is something I experienced. It bugs out my Redstone projects.

The score is just the total amount of xp you've gained since you last died, include xp you've spent on enchantments

The magma block thing makes sense especially in the hot coals idea. There are people in real life who ACTUALLY walk through hot coals and can do it slowly, in fact doing it slowly is the best way to not get burnt, if you try going through it fast you dig your heels in or start throwing debris everywhere.

The fact when you stand on a chest and open it the top goes through half your body and you can place SAND and not have it fall and place any block perfectly

Me: *walks through berry bush* Ow, that hurts.
Also me: *walks through rose bush* Ahh, the flowers smell nice.

0:45 The answer is obvious. The inside is different material even though you only use iron. Obviously

For the enchanting i think that your character carves the enchanting table language into the blade or object to give it the enchant and the grindstone gets rid of the cravings.

You can smelt ancient debris in furnace with lava, but doesn't get burnt when you throw it to lava.
But tbh, the fact that there's quite a lot of defying things in Minecraft make the game more unique and you can use some of the exploit for creative stuff.

The fact that when you hit a rock with a sword a million times, it takes no damage, but if you hit a zombie, the sword takes damage.

You can smelt ancient debris but it doesn’t get burnt in lava. Sense has been achieved

The entire game makes no sense I love it so much.

The wireless redstone thing was a glich in Java, but because it's based on real life, it is a Java only feature

Well the player is much heavier than a stack of anvils considering it can carry like 600 stacks

I love how most of the things makes sense in Bedrock edition

the fact that you can eat an entire cake faster than you can eat an apple is also a bit strange...

Actually, landing in water is even weirder than you think
When landing in water, all fall damage is negated
But when landing in LAVA, instead of negating fall damage, you just take the damage, seriously landing in lava and you still die
the only way to survive through lava is if its deep enough to slow down your fall

Watching Minecraft videos always makes me wanna play Minecraft lol

For the saw bit, I think they didn't want it to deal damage around villagers, since its a profession and villagers are not the brightest bulbs. I've never seen a wither rose or a campfire in a village.

I'm surprised you didn't bring up soul Sand in combination with the two high doorway

“We need to talk about the relative strength of wheat”
Grain, 2021

You got to remember cactuses are secretly one-way chests

This is something you missed out on.
If you look at an ender men, they try to kill you, but, if a mob looks at it, the ender men is happy with it.

8:30 The reason why it doesn't make sense is because the drip leaf only detects entities to fall and if blocks were to fall it would break the dripleaf

Some irl stone cutters are made to cut stone, though even though it cuts stone it can't cut throw flesh due to it being wide

Actually, I believe that the reason they used the grindstone to disenchant thing is their method of enchanting. I assume they’re based off the system where you inscribe symbols into the blade or tool and it’s imbued with magical properties. A way to take thee symbols off would be to grind the stone into nothing, thus nullifying the enchantments.

About the mansions vs village houses, I think it's telling about the npcs' personalities! Humble villagers vs greedy pillagers~

Well actually, I'm pretty sure that pillager houses are so big because all of them live in one house.

"Place a fence gate under the carpet and you can't go in!"
I smell a new prank idea.

9:52 i’m pretty sure it’s like your carefully stepping on the rocks when you’re crouching

Grian-"an absolutely enormous house for such a tiny thing"
Also Grian- live in a giant mansion

9:51 doesn’t that just mean a player is much heavier than a stack of anvils

Well, fences were kinda designed that way so entities couldn't jump over them to destroy crops.

for some reason you can glide with a pair of very heavy metal wings you can also surf on cows cause why not but the fun does not stop there its the same for pigs and even other mobs to like sheep you cant place water in the nether at least that's what you might think but if you just use a cauldron it works what did you think i was done nope i got more to say if you type in /give air it does render as a command but just why i don't get it why i mean all you get is air which means you don't get anything for some reason cactus blocks are so powerful they can pop any item you throw at them yes even bedrock if you drop some bedrock into lava it burns and to top it off if you just place it under lava its fine no wait don't leave I'm not done yet now as I'm sure you all know when you kill a ender man it drops a ender pearl but should it not drop a ender eye if its not a eye do ender man even see i can tell you so many more as well like maybe something like this you can use a wooden door to block the lava from touching you ok fine I'm done well i have plenty and i mean plenty more but i cant do this all day or in my case all night

8:50 spiderwebs are actually extremely durable, in fact if you had a giant spiderweb that was about as thick as a dry erase marker you could catch an entire plane with it

To explain shifting on Magma Blocks, it’s because you’re character is taking their time to not step on the glowing hot parts

Alright the piligers usually spawn in bulk (right?) So they need more space, and can afford it from piliging the villages around them (right?)

8:39 maybe its because spider webs are actually 5 times stronger than steel

Stonecutters are basically sawblades (they are used for cutting woods, stones, etc)
They're not meant for cutting flesh.
Well it honestly just depends on what sawblade

Actually in real life stonecutter blades are extremely bad at cutting flesh since they’re usually just a flat edge covered in diamonds to grind through stone. It’s like a super thin band of sandpaper spinning in a circle

"And I'll see you in the *next episode* "
He has recorded far too much hermitcraft I see

naturally generated sand floats sometimes but when u place some, the whole thing falls down

2:35 The stone cutter is actually blunt in real-life, that's why it doesn't deel damage

Grian: We are gonna be looking at things that do not make sense in the world of Minecraft
Also Grian: Compares a water bucket clutch with real life to show why it makes no sense
Me: Water bucket clutches make sense in the world of Minecraft, as Minecraft water infinitely flows instead of splatting down and getting absorbed by something.

This is just my thinking for the magma blocks its like lava running in between heat proof stones so if you spend more time on it by sneaking then you only step on the heat proof stones because you are being careful but if you run on it you are less careful and accidentally step on the lava

Walk into some sweet berry bushes, take damage. Walk into a bunch of rose bushes, nothing happens

i know why redstone works even if you put it one block away.
so, you can activate a piston or other things through a block, and air is considered as a "block" so the game thinks "oh he wants to activate something through a block." so it kinda makes sense, but it also doesnt make sense.

For the red stone piston one it only works in Java

The lead makes sense if you imagine a belt loop there

2:27 i literally expected this cuz i craft it to make stoneslab for my house and i tried to stand on blade but it didnt hurt me! Even i change my difficulty to Hard!

Yall are thinking about this while steve can handle not sleeping for an infinite amount of nights like bruh

Solid glass is actually incredibly strong.

The score is basically the XP level (I think)

The reason the pillagers need lots of space because it needs a lot of room for all the people more then a village rooms for storage

You forgot the fact that if you quickly place a later when you break a block under sand the lantern will hang on the sand and none fall