WE ARE SO BACK

@PipBin

6 күн бұрын

unlike the mountain!

@kikinishimura4014

6 күн бұрын

WE DO ARE SO BACK😊😊😊😊

@hardingkinnaird5021

6 күн бұрын

FINALLY

@rhodyrichardson1245

6 күн бұрын

let’s goooo

@MomosuzuNenechi

6 күн бұрын

But the back isn't built yet :{

Hats off to the villager that hasn't done it for 2+ years, my hero.

@defiantly_emily

6 күн бұрын

That villager’s resiliency is a real inspiration

@DigoryJames

6 күн бұрын

When I feel down I remember that he's still there holding on. If he can, I can!

@freighter1097

6 күн бұрын

Just like you.

@Werewolf914

6 күн бұрын

That Villager is an inspiration, it's not easy to keep on going but Villager has been on the ledge for years and hasn't jumped, I could really use some tips

@hannahoxley1049

6 күн бұрын

@@freighter1097 aw that actually made me tear up

"it's trash" he says, showing a build I would be ecstatic to achieve 😂

@whistlehammock

6 күн бұрын

the bdubs experience

@nbeutler1134

6 күн бұрын

the mark of a true artist

@Werewolf914

6 күн бұрын

I'm glad he'll never see my world he'd probably give it a -10/10 I try my best but I know it's not very good

@whistlehammock

6 күн бұрын

@@Werewolf914 thats the thing, hes only harsh to himself lol. all the hermits say hes terrible at constructive criticism because he doesnt want to be mean and hurt their feelings or discourage them from building!

@toft5320

6 күн бұрын

@@Werewolf914 i bet its better than you are giving yourself credit for. the games about fun and the journey of exploration. so you can enjoy it how ever youd like

genuinely crazy to think this world is this old. in my head it’s still “b dubs new project”

@echoseeker9178

3 күн бұрын

Saaaaaame

Dubs, you might want to look at references of Baltimore, Maryland, where it is common to see historical gothic architectural builds in close proximity to industrial areas. Look at Fells Point, Inner Harbor and Johns Hopkins architecture images. Frequently in Maryland, there are “historical districts” that are identified with change in lampposts signs and foliage and even cobblestone streets that make clear you’re entering into someplace special. I think that the roads/paths can tie the world together cohesively in the eyes of this Maryland girl. ❤

@JenInMinecraft

6 күн бұрын

As a fellow Maryland girl, I second this! There's even a few historical townhouses in Fells Point that members of my family once owned 100 years ago that were since renovated. (an old Polish neighborhood of Baltimore)

@kylemyers8415

6 күн бұрын

This is a great reference. Other areas in Maryland as well have similar things on a smaller scale. For example downtown Frederick Md

@dittymargoo

6 күн бұрын

I'm not from Maryland but you are so right! All the different styles show a passage of time and changes in ideas. Often it's the trees or roads that bring things together.

@olivierbierbooms

6 күн бұрын

As a guy living in Belgium I would love to put Antwerp on this list aswell. Its also a really old city where some modern stuff has poped up and even old historic building have been renovated in a modern or brutalist style, look at Het Steen or Het Havenhuis the gothic cathedral is also quite special as its missing a tower.

@MsHalcyon2

6 күн бұрын

Also from Maryland, and was thinking "what are you talking about? That's totally normal!" when he said it 😂

Hey, no matter how cool the car, how big the tank - if you run it at max speed as long as it can, eventually it's gonna need to stop and refuel. You've been doing some incredible work, and now you deserve some incredible rest. Hope your daughters had a great time at camp.

@kerra7386

6 күн бұрын

That’s honestly a really good comparison! I’m going to remember this and use it in my own life, thank you! 😊❤

@Cooper-du7ow

11 сағат бұрын

Rest u bdubs

This is my comfort series. I love Hermitcract, too, but there’s something so relaxing about just Bdubs building and teaching for half an hour 💕

@maironelfstone896

6 күн бұрын

Agreed, it's so relaxing. I'm glad he's coming back to it, I've missed it

@hardingkinnaird5021

6 күн бұрын

Exactly. He’s like Bob Ross, I could watch him populate a world for hours

100% believe that this episode is a therapy homework assignment…affirm yourself, but also kindly critical for growth. Document achievements (dated signs) so you can look back and remember where you were in previous seasons. And I absolutely love it!!!

2 years?!?! I still remember the creeper explosion cut from the first episode 😭😭😭 WHAT

@plantcraftie4141

6 күн бұрын

I feel like 2022 just disappeared

@st1llfr338

6 күн бұрын

Same here ... I remember him building those trees like it was yesterday... No way its been 2 years wth

I loved watching you as a kid. My mom would refer to you as "the saturday morning voice guy" because she'd hear you every saturday cuz I was caught up with school and had time for KZread lol. Glad to see you're still having great success, you were very influential to me in my childhood and kept the creative juices flowing in my brain

@sglenny001

6 күн бұрын

Aww lovely

Be good to yourself Bdubs! We want you around as long as you will have us. Thanks for the inspirational tour!

random idea: Bdubs makes a server where he invites minecraft builders, each episode is a different guest, and they only make custom trees while they chit chat, and theyll everntually have a huge forest

@DisasterAster

5 күн бұрын

Woah I love this idea

18:55 i think it's important to distinguish between "I wouldn't do something like this today" and "i only did this back then because i was a lesser artist". Often times when i look back at my older artwork i'm surprised and a little bit inspired by how bold my choices were, even if they weren't executed "correctly". i think that sometimes as I grow older and more experienced as an artist i'm also taking less risks. I think it's good that you framed it in this way, by saying "I wouldn't be BRAVE ENOUGH to texture this messily today".

i think balancing growing as an artist and getting comfortable with your tools so that they become as easy to use as your "easy mode" builds is just as important as an artist as growing with every build!!! thank you for sharing

I had to do a triple take when I saw the title. HOW HAS IT BEEN TWO YEARS ALREADY???

Bdubs, you're too harsh a critic. These builds are striking. Your choice of blocks is bold and poetic. The way you encourage colors to play in your build is talent and nothing less than art. The dye shop is near my most favorite build. You truly are the master.

Kind of embarrassed to admit: the number of times I've wondered about "Don't do it! Guy" so happy to see he still hasn't 😂

I absolutely love the custom trees in the village, they're so adorable! To me they kind of look a little bit cartoonish with the big trunk and dense foliage, they came out looking really really cute in my opinion

I like this whole Minecraft-zen-Bob-Ross-vibe you have since the start of this world/ the beginning of Hermitcraft s10.

I have to say that the greenhouse (exactly how it is right now) is probably my favorite Minecraft build ever. I want to thank you so much for providing not only incredible and inspiring builds and incredible cinematography but also heartfelt conversation and wisdom.

BDubs… I could watch an entire video of you just building with the soft music behind you as you build. No talking, (although your voice is just lovely) just sounds, take us on that visual storytelling with your build. Your vids as of late have been something special.

@grandkeys430

6 күн бұрын

Would be cool to keep the time jumps and everything. Like place a few blocks, jump forward a bit, a few more and so on

Let’s goo! I actually built that riverside building in my world by watching your video. Excited to see what your interior is going to be!

Man, the way that the bridge looms up on the horizon at 4:13 is one of the coolest things I've ever seen in this game. Completely agree about the problems with the covered walkway & weird chimney, though.

i started watching Bdubs at the start of hermitcraft s10 and only a few days ago found the "building with bdubs series" and today finished watching the premiere of season 3

Oh, Bdubs! You going around reviewing and criticising your own builds was so relatable. Yet unexpected that you can look at these amazing works of art that you make, and find what you called "mistakes". From my point of view, they're happy accidents at the most. Thanks for the tour! Love the episode ❤ Take care of yourself!

The Brutalist factory building is my favorite build you ever did. It looks AMAZING. And I think it goes fine next to the gothic buildings, because you see things like that in real life.

bdubs, this is an amateur's opinion, but every building in that world is absolutely gorgeous. it's super insightful to see you course-correcting yourself, especially after your other gorgeous builds since, but my god this world is amazing as is

Been watching this series since as long as I can remember and I’m so glad to see it back again after some time. This series has always been the epitome of your channel for me and honestly the beauty has always been in the slower moments. I know KZread has changed but I miss the days where we would build along with you, block by block, sometimes taking multiple episodes to finish one project, but that didn’t matter, we were there for the ride. You would try new techniques and tell us stories that made us feel like we were catching up with an old friend. And the whole world with all the kingdoms felt so rich because we experienced every moment and built the world together. Now you build entire projects in a 4 second time lapse, and they are incredible by the way, but I can’t help but feel that so much of your time planning, designing, building, and even collecting resources goes unnoticed and almost feels like a waste. I know HermitCraft tends to promote this kind of content but this is your World and you can do whatever you want! I truly think slowing down is a great idea for you and the viewers. Yes, we love seeing your ground-breaking builds every week, but more so we love seeing you! And trust me, you are enough. We would all watch a 30 minute video of you building a dirt hut! The hardest thing isn’t always the best thing, the best thing is to enjoy whatever it is you choose to do and if you truly enjoy it, the viewers will too. Sorry for the book, and the lame motivational quotes but we love ya to death Bdubs and can’t wait for some more Building with BdoubleO!

NO WAY OH MY GOD ITS BACKKKKKKKKK I SHOUT MY LOVE FOR THIS SERIES FROM THE ROOFTOPSSSSSS honestly my takeaway from the video is to be more critical of the things you make. Not in a mean way obviously but I do think a lot of us uncritically accept your builds. Like, no, bdubs is also human and makes imperfect things. Seeing you grow as a builder is a good example for people I think.

That sunset shot of you building the top of the tree brought a tear to my eye. So beautiful, with the music and everything.

this is my favourite minecraft series on youtube, the whole down to earth vibe you have going on is weirdly kinda refreshing with all these "100 DAYS IN HARDCORE MINECRAFT" videos, i love how you focus way more on the individual build and the story behind it per episode. Idk im just rambling, please take all the time you need bdubs, were always going to be here waiting patiently for when youre ready to do more videos.

Bdubs you’ve been smashing it on Hermitcraft and it’s only natural you’re starting to feel a bit of burn out. The beautiful thing about building with Bdubs is this world can last you years, so take all the time you need and use it to take off the steam ❤

tbh - it makes me so incredible happy, to see you back at this world... when i saw this series (i think a year ago? - dont remember anymore) - it inspired me to try building in minecraft more than ever before... bdubs you are kind of my "role model" or "ideal" - had to look these words up, dont know if they say, what i wanna tell you.. thank you for everything man. ^^

I was confident that this series would return and I'm so happy to see it. I love the Hermitcraft content, of course, but this series was what inspired me to improve my building skills so it holds a special place for me.

The comment at the end hit me in the feels. The kids grow up too fast. So happy to see Building with BdoubleO come back. It's just the best series. I love Hermitcraft too, but this series is my favourite.

It's cool seeing how the industrial builds have influenced your building style for the cyber city. You can see that you used the same or further developed techniques for some of the details. It also never ceases to amaze me how well you make the environment feel so full. The bridges in the background shots of the village for example are breathtaking and make the world feel more real

It's an honor seeing Bdubs building(s). The way he makes art in Minecraft is so amazing, and his build-style is quite distinct. Altough I'm not a builder, I will always look at Bdubs as my main source of inspiration.

Oh my goodness were back to Buiiiiildiiiiiiing with Bduuuuuubs! hehe he called 8:40 Industrial revolution renaissance lol

Bdubs calling his builds trash and nitpicking at them when they are in the stratosphere above what I'd be able to do. I love how you talk through the decisions and the why and your vids are always a warm comfort on a rainy day 🥰

Bdubs… I’m a father now 😅 it’s been a minute

@tomc4132

6 күн бұрын

Oh man that made me laugh so much, thank you! And congrats!

@cactus7802

6 күн бұрын

Congo

Mannnn I was just hoping for this!!!! Watching while getting my fresh air on my back patio with my wild birds. My heart is delighted…

31:26 I hope we have Bdubs active on KZread until he’s 70. Longer if he’s able and willing by that time. He’s such a soothing and reassuring presence and I absolutely love him to death

The new tree looks so amazing bubbles. This is legitimately my favorite minecraft series ever made, so happy to see it again. Been watching since season 1!

Bdubs, you're such an inspiration to me. That last bit about how you're taking it slow, and how it's a marathon - "I'll be here till I'm 70!" I'm wanting to adopt this mindset. I'm starting a new survival world, because every time I start a new survival world, I chicken out and turn off mobs. But this time I'm not doing that. I'm going to embrace the possibility of dying. Stuff can be re-gathered. Levels can be re-earned. And my building doesn't need to be perfect right now. This is a long project. I can't expect to have it done in a single play session.

I could cry, I thought my favourite series was gone forever 😭

the simplicity and effectiveness of those trap door birds still boggles the mind

12:16 I actually really like this, it looks like it was a chapel at some point in time, but then someone moved in and renovated the bottom to make it a home ☺️

I know everybody’s saying this bdubs but I wanna mention what a huge inspiration you are to me, every time I get bored with Minecraft I just watch you and see how creative you are with everything you do and it just inspires me to get back in there and have fun, thanks for everything man

Love your creativity, it's inspiring!

No. That paint dripping technique reads very well. It's pretty impressive.

Dont burn out Bdubs! We dont mind slower pace. Eveb with uploads. Just happy to see you happy and creative. Much love!

@AnoneemusNoename

6 күн бұрын

He'll be fine. Burn baby burn. Even flow or grindfest and a good break. Both are valid. Gotta strike while the creative iron is hot. Ppl put too much emphasis on stressing over that BS, that's the problem. Nobody really cares either way. The important part is remaining cognizant of your inner turmoil when it starts to build and addressing it before you spiral. Some ppl have higher levels of stress tolerance and some have next to none. I do my best work when i'm deep into obsession and hyper-focused but i have clinically diagnosed ADD and used to do a lot of drugs and had a crazy life so my stress inoculation is light years beyond most normal peoples lol

This was a good watch, can't believe its been so long and how much has changed in your world and mine too. I remember watching with my love back then and laughing when you kept saying "don't do it" to that vllager in every new episode 😅. its a complicated feeling to come across certain things by yourself, things that you used to do with another person. Its a strange feeling of contentment and emptiness and some sort of absent warmth with a mixture of denial where you think of the other possibility where things worked out, and acceptance where you wish nothing but the best for them. Great video man 💗if you asked me the reason i adore this channel so much i would say your ability see potential in the smallest things, you focus and value things that usually go unseen or unnoticed by most. That inspires me. Keep up the good work bdubs 💖

I love how you address this topic with such honesty.

@ee-lectures5500

6 күн бұрын

I love how youtube address bots with such dishonesty.

@pacificroses8886

6 күн бұрын

“Joined 15 hours ago” I hate bots…

You can really tell the thought that is put in to editing these videos, your editing is my favourite! Nice and calm, and tons of small details, and it shows that you are trying new things, like the in focus/out of focus in the montage was such a nice touch, and really adds to immersion!

The blurred bridge in the background during the tree building was an awesome detail at 26:40. And don't beat yourself down Bdubs, it's good to take it slower sometimes.

Loved the return! I am loving the way your simpler buildings make me feel. Just trees, terrain and a nice ambience, nice photography and calm music. I felt like swinging and climbing this tree. Its nostalgic, cozy and joyful.

this made me feel old... I remember it just starting WHAT DO YOU MEAN 2 AND A HALF YEARS

me: frustrated at the lack of progress in redesigning my local village, untouched for months due to lack of inspiration Bdubs: casually drops a tour of his world including his own village transformation that inspired mine in the first place your timing is incredible, and your work is fabulous, even the stuff you wish you could have done better. That's what growth is, and even the stuff you're not proud of is inspiration for the rest of us who want to improve our skills! Thank you for posting this and hope you have a great day!

This series is such a two-fold joy to experience. The builds themselves are incredible, and the narrative journey of creation and reflection you take us on is the right kind of special. I feel like it's easy to miss how valuable talking about creating is. Having creations is wonderful on its own, but without the framework that storied reflection provides, we may miss out on the joys inherent to the process of making. The way you manage the balance between creation and the creating process here reminds me of something Adam Savage (from mythbusters) said in response to a question about AI art: "I have a theory that what makes human heart -- what makes all human endeavours interesting -- is a point of view, and I define making as any time you reach out into the world and use your point of view to make something from nothing." Thank you for sharing your point of view with us!

your arches/bridge is one of my favorite builds you've done. the scale of it and how it dominates the background is such an awesome vibe. it reminds of how it feels to play the last guardian.

We back fr fr peepers and schweepers

Love the atmosphere in all of your most recent videos (especially whenever you build something). Keep up the good work :)

i remember how these builds were such massive milestones in bdubs' building and looking back his building has still progressed so much further, the flying ship was really different for him at the time and he really thought about filling the space and making the atmosphere, now he does that as a basic foundation to build on, so cool

I still have your old world downloaded and takes tours there when I need inspiration Bdubs. I also stop by at Ivy Rose's temple and pay respect to Ivy, and put down a rose for here. Love to you and your family Bdub. ❤

This world looks amazing it has a lot of your best builds! The way you experiment with blocks is very inspiring, you really push yourself to make those blocks to submit and not look as blocky as you can. And! Don't knock your dragon egg's perch (arches) I still think it looks fantastic. The 2.5 years just went by so fast O_O and you made really unique techniques and improved more in that short time. When I drew your Sky Tugboat ((one of my fave builds of yours alongside ur season 8 moon base) I referenced Ian Mcque a lot because I thought it had the same feel about it, full of character and lived-in charm about it. Btw your trees recently are sooo good I cannot imagine what you can do with a massive tree... like a Pink/Purple Wisteria tree

OMG🥲 I Thought you already forgot this series. I watch back some of the vids on these series when I'm missing it. Glad to see it back!

Every time I watch your videos you inspire me. I remember back to the Home Depot building you made so long ago and see where you are now and it's such an amazing journey. Thank you for the video! Please have a wonderful day!

Your HC10 is my favorite Minecraft series of all time thus far. You bring so much happiness to my life and I appreciate your videos at whatever pace they come, enjoy the time with the family!

I've missed this series SOO much!!

Finally! As much as I like hermitcraft nothing beats the singleplayer series to me. Its such a better interaction between viewer and the youtuber. Feels closer and better, and also with more focus on building instead of the roleplay of SMPs. Glad to see the series back!

This man manages to stay humble and praise himself for the whole video, that deserves my respect

I do miss some of that larger village/city building from previous seasons. You've been making some crazy detailed individual projects but it doesn't quite feel as one whole. Would be cool to see how you would begin designing a coherent densely packed town nowadays

He got back after renovating Minecraft builds again!

You'd think an ex general contractor would realize all roofs have overhangs so the wall doesn't rot. Luckily he made the wall look as though it is rotten what with the patchy discoloured woods so it actually works when you see it that way

The brutalist building is, no exaggeration, my favorite building i've ever seen in minecraft

Oh what a treat! Something I really like is noisy texturing when it fits, obsessed with the bridge

Absolutely pace yourself, the art you are making is beautiful. The builds and the music with the camera shots, perfection. Anyways, take care of you and thank you for putting so much into it and sharing it all with us.

Incomparable BDubs (I did buy that shirt), always great to have an episode of building. Once upon a time you’d build on camera while talking about your life or some day to day thing… I think it was therapeutic for both you and us. Feel free to bring that back if it helps you. We definitely eat that up. Thanks for a great episode!

Used to watch you from 2012 to like 2015. been watching again recently and your building skill has gotten insane! I remeber loving that village on the hill you built around Building W/ Bdubs 75ish, but now... Love the channels vibe these days

Put floating candles in the ceiling part of dye ship. Just like in harry potter. The dye shop is the most creative interior i ever seen. Also the basement part of the greenhouse is amazing.

Please more frequent Building with bdoubleo. I love hermit craft but theirs something extremely special about building with bdubs I have been watching your content since the PC build videos. This series has always brought me the most peace and joy. Love you always bdubs!

This is the first time I'm seeing this world, except for that tower bridge. When you were describing the dye shop, it's exactly what I thought when I got a first look at it, paint spilling over. It's so creative. Please don't change it. It's perfect.

I love the real talk at the end, and appreciate the candid conversation about health, mental health, etc. Thanks Bdubs! You’re vids are always a treat

“overall its okay” he says, looking at the most stunning mindboggling impressive build ive ever seen

Dubs, i can’t explain how much i look forward to your videos. Hermitcarft is 1 thing but this, YOUR own, ideas, style, everything… you think, is so awesome to see and watch.

10:00 I actually really love that angled covered bridge! I think you have a point about the noisy-ness of the roof, but I’ve never seen a bridge in that shape and I think it adds something so unique to your world. I kinda want to build it in my world cause I like it so much

Bdubs, you have all my admiration. What you do in Minecraft and particularly in this world is simply incredible. Your art is unbeatable. Evrything you build is at least very good, but this world definitely gathers together most of your best builds ever in my opinion. Apart for your two-statues bridge, wich could use some of your famous texturing and randomising, my jaw was dropped and my eyes wide for most of the video.

That brutalist motherboard building is the coolest thing I've seen in Minecraft in a long, long time. One of those rare builds that doesn't even feel like it could be in Minecraft. Killed it, dude.

Two years in the making and it never disappoints! It's actually interesting seeing how much you've reflected on your builds that within the grand scheme of things seemed like only yesterday you've built. We watched you build all of these builds and a lot of us were most likely blown away and for you to so easily go back and say "yeah no, not feeling it" essentially is just very fascinating to me. Either way, keep up the awesome work buddy and yeah I'm glad you and all the Hermits are taking things at a slower pace, it's refreshing and allows us all to take in the sights and smell the flowers!

After all this time, the Greenhouse and Dyeshop are still way ahead of time. They're my favourite building ever and I come back a lot to those video's for inspiration!

In response to your updating all your mods: Sodium is beginning tests of 0.6 very soon, which will include support for translucency sorting (makes stained glass panes and water look correct when viewed through itself). Just wanted to mention it so you're aware that Sodium itself will have this feature, and won't require additional mods for it. Excited to see what's to come!

I STARTED THIS SERIES LIKE A WEEK AGO AND BDUBS BLESSES US WITH A NEW UPLOAD!!! this is such a cool and fun and entertaining series, and im definitely going to be looking back at these for techniques and everything from this series, i love watching the thought process behind the builds and what made you come up with ideas. THANK YOU!!

the giant bridge in the back drop always gives me shadow of the colossus nostalgia

Take care Bdubs. It is obvious you have grown a lot in the past 2 years, and for sure we would not expect that you continue at this pace for decades. Thanks for sharing your work with us, and take your time!

YAHOOO! Always loved this series, so I'm super excited to see it's return. Also gotta love the brutalist building and the cliff getting Grian'd

Bdubs, a suggestion for your next court case (since you always read every comment). When you do an advertisement, make it similar to your actual ads (like the famous "Raycon these leaves out of my yard"). One suggestion for a catchy pun would be: Tired of getting bamboozled in the shopping district? Look no further than Bdubs Bamboo Emporium!

Unrelated to the video (which I loved by the way), I adore how devoted you are in every ad and random instances in videos to your family. I wish I had a dad like you.

So excited to see this series back, I'm looking forward to taking it slow and vibing with some more building with ya!

FINALLY, WE'RE BACK this is one of my favourite minecraft series on youtube, i look forward to it all the time. i love the tone and atmosphere of your builds, and the way you build is so relaxing.

I got into my ever-year-or-so-for-about-two-weeks minecraft phase just days ago and I've been to anxious to build anything because I want to do it right. This is perfect inspiration and motivation. Awesome to see you're still here doing things all these years later and hope you're doing well!