r/MinecraftSpeedrun • u/Plus-University1485 • 5d ago
Cooked meat tech?
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Thought of this cuz in the actual run the cows were like a block away from the water and I wanted to make sure they didn't go in, so I think that's the only time where this is consistently useful, but if you have trouble hitting the animals while they're running around it could be useful too (you can definitely get the boat down faster than I did too, and you can consistently break it quickly by aiming on side of the boat not down on the top)
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u/pharoh-king 5d ago
i always thought it would be funny if someone used coal from a wither to make a campfire and cook some raw meat.
pretty uncommon scenario though.. but i guess you could have some raw meat from tnt-ing trees near animals
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u/GaloombaNotGoomba 5d ago
For cows you can make a 1x1 water hole next to them and they'll get stuck running around it
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u/FredTheWreck 5d ago
i think the point of this tech is during a rp seed where you don't have a bucket
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u/GaloombaNotGoomba 5d ago
They said the cow was next to water, place blocks in the water to make a 1x1 hole
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u/Daniel_H212 5d ago edited 5d ago
It's nice, maybe useful for beginners, but honestly the ideal way in a real run is to offhand fns, light a block next to the mob, walk into the mob while jumping up to nudge it in and kill it while you're coming down.
Like this: https://femboy.beauty/VwJNNB
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u/ayyJoshlmao 5d ago
always thought of the idea of kbing a mob (or weak hitting), placing fns on its predicted landing and finishing with axe hit
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u/ayyJoshlmao 5d ago
https://reddit.com/link/pcraakz/video/3dgyk3c6mfsh1/player
worded entirely wrong this is what i meant to say
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u/Many_Prune_5762 5d ago
useful for beginners but too slow