Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I've been having A Time, and after some consideration I think I want to start uploading smaller videos here. I keep too much locked behind unlisted videos, private chats, and my brain(the least trustworthy!!), and that just feels unfair. But I suppose that should include publishing all my unlisted videos too, even if old stuff might be kinda wrong or cringe. So here you go ❤️ Smthn smthn growing as a person new year new me.
Original Title: Minecraft In 5 Seconds Hardcore Mode Glitch
Original Upload: Jan 28, 2018
Original Description: N/A
Notes:
This was just a video demonstrating an application of a glitch I had found back in probably 2016, way before I got involved with Minecraft Speedrunning. I don't remember the specifics(I guess that's why I'm making this channel), but all I really called it was the "Hardcore Mode Glitch."
From what I remember, back in the day the hardcore death screen had an option to "delete world." Contrary to what the name implies, it does not delete the world. In fact, it doesn't even properly close the world. So it boots you to the title screen, but keeps the world open. Normally the title screen would pause the world anyway, but you can stop this by opening the world to LAN before dying. You can then browse the title screen and world menus while the hardcore world is still ticking along. It should completely close if you try opening a new world, but this can be avoided as well. If you induce enough lag that you can load a new world in-between ticks(?), then it'll keep ticking even after you enter the new world. As you might be able to guess the implications of that are quite whimsical.
In this video, I use a super high randomTickSpeed to lag the game and keep a hardcore world loaded while I generate a new world. Once the new world is loaded I trigger a command block in the hardcore world to make the player enter the end portal. This triggers the credits in that world, but the poem still shows up while we're in the new world.
How I came up with any of that is between 13 year old me and god himself though.
This is also one of the first videos I uploaded to my main channel, over 5 years ago. It was actually in the comments of this video that Geosquare invited me to what would become Javacord back on Feb 4th, 2018. I'd been talking with Matthew for a few months at this point, but I guess this would be my first introduction to the actual Minecraft Speedrunning community.
I've been having A Time, and after some consideration I think I want to start uploading smaller videos here. I keep too much locked behind unlisted videos, private chats, and my brain(the least trustworthy!!), and that just feels unfair. But I suppose that should include publishing all my unlisted videos too, even if old stuff might be kinda wrong or cringe. So here you go ❤️ Smthn smthn growing as a person new year new me.
Original Title: Minecraft In 5 Seconds Hardcore Mode Glitch
Original Upload: Jan 28, 2018
Original Description: N/A
Notes:
This was just a video demonstrating an application of a glitch I had found back in probably 2016, way before I got involved with Minecraft Speedrunning. I don't remember the specifics(I guess that's why I'm making this channel), but all I really called it was the "Hardcore Mode Glitch."
From what I remember, back in the day the hardcore death screen had an option to "delete world." Contrary to what the name implies, it does not delete the world. In fact, it doesn't even properly close the world. So it boots you to the title screen, but keeps the world open. Normally the title screen would pause the world anyway, but you can stop this by opening the world to LAN before dying. You can then browse the title screen and world menus while the hardcore world is still ticking along. It should completely close if you try opening a new world, but this can be avoided as well. If you induce enough lag that you can load a new world in-between ticks(?), then it'll keep ticking even after you enter the new world. As you might be able to guess the implications of that are quite whimsical.
In this video, I use a super high randomTickSpeed to lag the game and keep a hardcore world loaded while I generate a new world. Once the new world is loaded I trigger a command block in the hardcore world to make the player enter the end portal. This triggers the credits in that world, but the poem still shows up while we're in the new world.
How I came up with any of that is between 13 year old me and god himself though.
This is also one of the first videos I uploaded to my main channel, over 5 years ago. It was actually in the comments of this video that Geosquare invited me to what would become Javacord back on Feb 4th, 2018. I'd been talking with Matthew for a few months at this point, but I guess this would be my first introduction to the actual Minecraft Speedrunning community.
