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How long would it take to spend a billion emeralds?
Watch how Nooba attempts to spend 1 billion emeralds in Minecraft using massive storage and custom villager trading systems.
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Key Takeaways
- Spending 1 billion emeralds in Minecraft is an enormous logistical challenge.
- Automation through custom villager carousels can streamline large-scale trading.
- Even with efficient systems, the time required to spend such a large amount is extensive.
- Minecraft's trading mechanics have practical limits due to villager stock constraints.
- Creative engineering solutions are essential for managing massive in-game resources.
What the video covers
- Nooba attempts to spend 1 billion emeralds in Minecraft.
- Built one of the world's largest storage systems with over 32,000 double chests filled with emerald blocks.
- Created crafters that infinitely convert emerald blocks into emeralds for fast spending.
- The most expensive items to buy are enchanted books, which quickly go out of stock.
- Designed a custom villager carousel to automate trading and restock villagers.
- The carousel moves villagers automatically when they run out of stock.
- The system allows continuous trading without manual villager management.
- Even without breaks, spending all emeralds would take approximately three months.
- The video showcases large-scale Minecraft automation and trading mechanics.
- The project highlights the scale and time investment needed for such a challenge.
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To find out, I started by making one of the world's largest storage systems to even be able to give myself a billion emeralds.
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It has over 32,000 double chests filled to the brim with emerald blocks.
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To spend them as fast as possible, I hooked up crafters that infinitely convert them into emeralds.
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The most expensive thing you can buy with them is enchanted books, but when you try, they'll immediately just go out of stock.
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So to get around it, I designed a custom villager carousel.
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Other than being really satisfying, the carousel fits a lot of villagers and automatically moves them when they run out of stock.
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Meaning you could just sit in front of the emerald crafter and trade until they're all gone.
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But even if you never took any breaks, it would still take three months to spend them all.
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Good luck.
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Topics:MinecraftNoobaemeraldsemerald blocksvillager tradingenchanted booksautomationvillager carouselstorage systemgaming challenge
