- [Skip The Tutorial] NUMBER_TOKEN Weird, but useful ways to travel in Minecraft. Transport is, by definition, a means to an end, but that doesn't mean we have to be boring about it. And that's why today we're looking at the strange ways to travel that might just be worth a try. And hey, the YouTube coach bets me that you can't subscribe to the channel before this bowling ball hits all the pins. So to prove him wrong, strike that red sub button below. It's free and helps us out a ton. Number one, elytras are a great form of Minecraft travel, but that's not news to anybody. Though without the proper fireworks, this great invention becomes a failure to launch, but it turns out that all we need is some claustrophobia, and we can shoot off right to the skies. See, Minecraft is something called entity cramming, which happens when enough mobs are packed into a single space. And while there's a limit to this, we use just one mob less than that in a NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN space, we can get some serious propulsion. Apparently all the little nudges from the various mobs adds up to be a punch of speed for our elytra takeoff, giving us the tight squeeze needed to reach the horizon. Number two, at some point, I think we've all wanted to be an astronaut, but without a billion dollars in the bank, that's a pipe dream for most of us. So that leaves us two options: we could either sit around and mope, or start to work in Minecraft science. As it is, we don't have much in the way of rocket fuel, but what we do have is TNT, and a lot of it. Which means if we grab a whole bunch of TNT mine carts, we could pack enough of these suckers into a small space to launch us right towards the moon. Though, maybe pack some blast protection and totems of undying to do this. Otherwise, both of you and your dreams would go up in smoke. Number three, when you're exploring in Minecraft, you're bound to come across an ocean at some point. And while the boat is a standard choice, let's be honest, it's a bit dull, and it's definitely not the fastest. But rather to pull off some real speeds across the ocean blue, it pays to grab a dolphin driver of our own. With this, we can not only benefit from the effects of dolphin's grace, but we can also add in our own depth strider III to the mix. And at that point, grab hold of your lead, and get ready for some serious speed. I mean, this helps us become somewhat of a torpedo in the ocean blue. And might I add, it also looks plenty cool as well. Number four, ice boat highways are a popular form of travel, especially when paired with another hub of sorts. But while these do make for great speed, they're not always a joy to build. So if you and your friends are tired of riding an unfinished highway, you can always try this. With the right amount of slime blocks and basalt, we can make a fully functional ice tunnel building machine. Now, obviously the redstone trickery on display here
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