With the recent addition to powdered snow buckets, we now have a way to place blocks, and then pick them up, all with the same button. Meaning with the right timing, we can use this to create a seamless stepping stool, right to where we need to go. And sure, it's not as robust as something like a water bucket, but if you're looking to scale walls in the nether, this pick is definitely worth a shot. Number NUMBER_TOKEN, shields are a very useful tool, but once you're holding one of these, speed is the last thing on your mind. Though, the bedrock addition might have an interesting solution for that. Here, when your friend holds a shield, we can punch them multiple times and still get the knock-back, which has led some of the community to discover a technique like this. Here we can alternate shield usage between the two players, and essentially create a ladder of sorts. No joke, you could even use this to jump six blocks high in some cases. And not to mention that using this properly could also help you to clear horizontal distances as well, making these shields a lot better for traversal than any of us thought. Number NUMBER_TOKEN, Minecraft staircases should be straightforward, but as was shown in the past, there are plenty of weird staircases that we can put to use in our worlds. And this is no different. While it might look like a random mix of blocks and foodstuffs. it's actually the fastest walkable staircase in the game. The truth is that the way that these hotboxes are laid out, it's just so that we can stand in the middle, and climb these staircases seamlessly. And, sure, proper spiral staircase would look much nicer, but if you want the speed as you climb up to your mountain, this is hard to beat. Number NUMBER_TOKEN, horses aren't that popular for travel, which is fair, because they're quickly out-classed late game, but they might still have one thing going for them. See, in the bedrock version, we're able to place blocks under us in a speed bridge like so, but what's better still is that this even works on horseback. Meaning with the right speed, we can even speed bridge on a horse, which is wild to see. And even if it isn't as practical as an elytra boost, I've gotta admit that this is a lot of fun to mess around with. So if you're looking to bring your items across the gorge, maybe just grab a pack mule, and do the trek like so. Number NUMBER_TOKEN, pigs and saddles are somewhat of a laughingstock when it comes to transportation. But what they lack on the ground, they more than make up for in the skies. It turns out, that with the right technique, we can tie a lead between an elytra and a saddled pig, and essentially create a two-person rideshare. Is it practical? I've got no clue, but clearly it's a sight to see. So if you've got both the leads and pigs to spare, it's well worth your time to try this out on the server. And if you start from the right height, you might just clear some serious distance with your friend in tow, which I think is just fantastic.
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