meow

@NiceHyper01

11 ай бұрын

Kenadian moment

@BearyBoy360

11 ай бұрын

Ok

@Sutherland707

11 ай бұрын

I love your content so much a but a thing tingles me, you seem to do likely stuff that you say is bad from other like omziscool videos onlysometimes of course but it just tingles me. Edit: alredy 3-4 fucking persons alredy told me it was a parody, i got it ok?

@Zorro9129

11 ай бұрын

@@Sutherland707 It's "parody"

@Neon_Void7

11 ай бұрын

DUDE Neon Void IS MY NAME?!?!?

While working on neon void, our mentality for doing redstone was mainly to make it look as insane as possible - and in that regard, the prison was a success

@TheRealGimynus1

11 ай бұрын

So you are a friend of MamboRedstone?

@Bomby5

11 ай бұрын

thats actually fair

@Sorange_

11 ай бұрын

Copium

@projectinfinite7992

11 ай бұрын

fr though it looks seriously impressive

@YosheMC

11 ай бұрын

redundancy galore

you see, this prison would be flawless, but omz found a very good bypass to this prison. *You see he pressed f5, see using f5 gave him a whole new perspective and he was able to see a hopper with lazy writing that he couldn’t of seen before.*

@Tumbleflop

11 ай бұрын

lmao

@paper2222

11 ай бұрын

me when i f5 and find the insult room

@justbrix3458YT

11 ай бұрын

​@@paper2222LOL

@MarvinYoani

11 ай бұрын

​@@paper2222 or find a sign that says ni-

@DokterKaj

11 ай бұрын

Couldn't have

Really cool video but I’m waiting for the next stream group prison video 😁

@hideralduhami

11 ай бұрын

Same seawattgaming

@quincyames2014

11 ай бұрын

then i had a really good idea

@Thatspaceperson

11 ай бұрын

I used F5, you see, by using f5

@hideralduhami

11 ай бұрын

It gave me a whole new perspective that i haven't seen before

@cafeded

11 ай бұрын

bassmat

30:12 "Both of us realized how our perspectives had been closed-off from each other". You see, we both used F5...

Honestly, as one of the earliest members to join neon, I can say that it was one of the most fun and engaging things to work on. Seeing it go from bedrock, to prismatic horizon, to 1.17 neon all the way to the final version was truly an experience on it's own. But I can also say that after about a year, it became one of the most mentally draining things that I've ever done. Just realising after more than a year of work how insanely ambitious it really is was devastating. The demotivation became even worse when it turned more into a adventure map than a prison. I'm lucky tho that I didn't participate in any of the drama and never really read the messages in the discord, I was just there to do redstone. While I still like the complex way of prison building way more, I'm kind of happy it's over. Goodbye Neon Void, it's been a pleasure.

@The_Approaching_Storm320

11 ай бұрын

Aint falling for that again

@THEJPIndustry

11 ай бұрын

@@The_Approaching_Storm320 I mean now with such a popular video, maybe they could rethink neon void, to make it a smaller and try building it again, i bet now they would have actually mroe people to help. But yeah, it shouldnt be an adventure map with a priison box around it

@rioluwu5921

4 ай бұрын

o7

I like how the video starts off with introducing cool prisons and then eventually just descends into madness

@engineassociates4487

11 ай бұрын

PS I love it

@Nugcon

11 ай бұрын

Maybe the real prisoners were the prison builders themselves -this says a lot about our society-

@maxwellmegagamer8535

Ай бұрын

That Oirehmer twist was peak fiction

@AgainItsMeEri

Ай бұрын

@@maxwellmegagamer8535sneaking caesar cipher into my Minecraft prison video 😭

At 30:29, there's a single frame of braille. "⠍⠽ ⠝⠁⠍⠑ ⠊⠎ ⠕⠵⠽⠍⠁⠝⠙⠊⠁⠎ ⠅⠊⠝⠛ ⠕⠋ ⠅⠊⠝⠛⠎ ⠇⠕⠕⠅ ⠕⠝ ⠍⠽ ⠺⠕⠗⠅⠎ ⠽⠑ ⠍⠊⠛⠓⠞⠽ ⠁⠝⠙ ⠙⠑⠎⠏⠁⠊⠗" Translated, it reads "my name is ozymandias king of kings look on my works ye mighty and despair." This quote is a reference to some century-old poem about an explorer who comes across the ruins of a once great ancient Egyptian civilization. At the entrance to the desolate ruins is a plaque inscribed with the quote from Ozymandias, the pharaoh. The quote seems to tie in heavily with the themes of ambition and inevitable abandon present throughout most of the video. It also doubles as a Technoblade reference, which is cool!

@ashley-paul

3 ай бұрын

Ozymandias is better known as Ramesses the Great and is widely considered the greatest ruler of Egypt. He lived to be 90 years old, ruled for many decades, ruled over Egypt at its very height, basically won every single military campaign, even features in the Book of Exodus, and his body still survives to this day and sits in a museum in Cairo. I feel like that poem makes it sound like Ramesses was full of hubris and didn't amount to much because one of his statues fell apart, but in reality, I genuinely think he's the one historical figure who truly achieved immortality and had the successes to match his ambition. I don't know if such a parallel can be made with the greatest Pharaoh of Egypt and ultimately a spectacular failure like this project.

@fiyesjustfi328

3 ай бұрын

And yet that isn't what the poem is about. While in a historical sense you're right, the poem is about the inherent hubris of man and how one day it will all be dust. @@ashley-paul

@Ludwig_Perpenhente

2 ай бұрын

It also triples as a Breaking Bad reference, how's that for a doozy

@Kyle1st100

Ай бұрын

how does it double as a technoblade reference?

@Kyle1st100

Ай бұрын

@@Ludwig_Perpenhentehow does it triple as a breaking bad reference?

in 30 minutes, you have fully radicalized me to your side in an online argument over a popular puzzle in a subdicipline of block game engineering. God bless you kenedian.

Kens done it again. Hes made another cinematic masterpiece showcasing the prison community. Thank you Ken.

@DenizHeadShot

11 ай бұрын

It's deniz

@DarkGamer-sx7gp

11 ай бұрын

@@DenizHeadShotit’s darkgamer

@DenizHeadShot

11 ай бұрын

@@DarkGamer-sx7gp no

@IchBinMyro

11 ай бұрын

im the 1 thousands like

@Caschrono

11 ай бұрын

​@@DarkGamer-sx7gpit's XxfiregodgamerxX69.

I'd love to see a more in depth review of some of the universals, it's fascinating to see how prison building and breaking can find errors in the game

@Thetiersofmadness

11 ай бұрын

Yes please

@jcs3146

11 ай бұрын

was looking for this comment

@roses10k

11 ай бұрын

would love this

as someone who kinda left the prison community a while ago, I've been waiting for someone to explain the whole history of the thing and this is basically that just super concise and i love it.

I'm extremely honored to have been given a chance to work on this project, especially for as long as I did. Although my only truly substantial contribution were those mushrooms in Cell C (and quite a bit of largely unused concept art I guess), that build is by far the one I'm most proud of out of everything I've created. Seeing it used in so many shots in this video felt indescribably amazing. The Neon community has been wonderful to work with and just be around during my time in this project and I've made so many connections though it. I couldn't be more grateful to everyone involved, namely Zenos for starting this monumental project and directly inviting me in the first place, and Kenadian for documenting so much of it into this video. From starting out with absolutely no redstone experience and, admittedly, much too small of a building background to ever be considered for a project of this scale, /literally on an ipad/, to seeing this prison flourish into the unfinished but still marvelous piece of art that it has become, I've never been more glad to work on something so incredible in my life. Thank you, Neon Void, and farewell.

@rioluwu5921

4 ай бұрын

o7

You know, I’m glad my one contribution to this entire project was an office, and absolutely nothing else. Long live the Sergeant Duck office

@darker_angel5463

11 ай бұрын

Well miss the sergeant Duck Office, Long live!

@Terragaming

11 ай бұрын

also rip EPIC CAVE

@Branbert

11 ай бұрын

@@Terragaming you mean the insult cave?

@Bomby5

11 ай бұрын

theres a sign somewhere in the prison hidden in a wall saying "sub to bomby"

@REELWORKS12923

11 ай бұрын

@@Branbert terra actually made his office an epic cave, insult cave was on like, the other side of the prison so no, terra was sad about his egg shaped moss cave

It mustve been a pain to edit all of prison community history in like... 30 minutes really well done video

@Abs0luteN0va

11 ай бұрын

talk about a true moment

@rioluwu5921

4 ай бұрын

o7

@Davi-zo4lu

Ай бұрын

Hi avatar

The way you described this almost felt like the whole ordeal was the Cold War of the Minecraft Prison community.

You have to admit that the prison craze led to a ton of new mechanics being discoverd

Did I ever tell you the tale of the Minecraft?

@ottlight

11 ай бұрын

Did i ever tell you the tale of the?

@ADI-vu7uh

11 ай бұрын

No

@mrfoxbox9536

11 ай бұрын

Did i tell you about Quebec?

@Zorro9129

11 ай бұрын

It's not a story the minimalists would tell you.

@Vibranze

11 ай бұрын

TELL ME MORE PLS

The guy who claimed he could get bedrock is me. It doesn't actually execute a /give command, and requires you to first disconnect (became obsolete in 1.17.1+). Worked because minecraft devs had a weird parsing mechanism back then

@god_of_chaos

11 ай бұрын

Interesting

@Captain8771OnGithub

11 ай бұрын

someone remind me to decompile mc and take a look at this later because that sounds interesting

@thebloodedprincess

11 ай бұрын

@@Captain8771OnGithub decompile mc and take a look at it

@poisonedmaple6874

11 ай бұрын

@@Captain8771OnGithub decompile mc and take a look at it

@hypermun52

11 ай бұрын

@@Captain8771OnGithub decompile mc and take a look at it

When I first joined Convold I knew it was gonna get big, but never thought it was going to get as big as it did. Great video, 10/10

@cafeded

10 ай бұрын

mfw when hectopia

I did not expect to be "baby shoes, never worn"-ed in a minecraft prison video, cuz that was a genuinely suprising line lol.

I was more invested in this 32 minute youtube video than most actual movies I've seen. An insane premise Masterful storytelling Perfect editing A giant echo chamber that thinks Kenadian is a threat to freedom of speech. One of the masterpieces of all time, 15/10

@Abs0luteN0va

11 ай бұрын

SAME DUDE

@qtYuppt

11 ай бұрын

either you're memory is really bad or you haven't seen a single good movie in a decade. im not denying that this video is good i also loved it but some movies are actually geniunely interesting and fun to watch

@hithereireallysuck

11 ай бұрын

​@@qtYupptOkay but you gotta admit, Kenadian could make a whole TV show like this and people would pay top dollar for it, it's honestly insane just how good his content is

@An_Entire_Lime

11 ай бұрын

@@qtYuppt I never said "recently" was a decade, and yes I've watched good movies recently But none of them had a giant echo chamber cult that thinks popular Minecraft prison and escape room KZreadr "Kenadian" is a threat to freedom of speech, so this video is still better

@An_Entire_Lime

11 ай бұрын

@@qtYuppt What the hell is the wooosh here? Was your comment a joke all along? If so what would be the "obvious" thing that should've tipped me off to it? Cuz to me it just seems like a regular argument. Was I supposed to just... Guess? I don't think thats how that subreddit works

So Ken is both a prison expert and a counterintelligence operative, man of many talents indeed XD

@aa01blue38

11 ай бұрын

Breaking out of the prison and breaking in to the server at the same time, what a genius

@Mr-Silly-Cat

11 ай бұрын

A red spy is in base

@alexanderthegreat1701

10 ай бұрын

A certified counter-intelligence moment

@lolliii5477

6 ай бұрын

and above all, a funi guy make funi content

@keasstudio9822

Ай бұрын

Lol

In my opinion the ideal prison would be minimalistic but would also have some redundancy. Hope to see good things for Minecraft prison builds in the future.

@SmartGamer1234

10 ай бұрын

So that you have no extra things that could introduce a critical security flaw, but with some backup mechanisms just in case a flaw is found somewhere. Those would be hard to combine tho…

@rowbot5555

4 ай бұрын

Minimalism and redundancy are complementary, minimalism is removing features that do not serve a function, and redundancy is a very important function

"giving minecraft servers dementia since 2021"

Now you and Zenos just need to get the entrie community together and make a prison. Not minimalistic, not gigantic, but the beginning of a new era.

@Blarpity

11 ай бұрын

At this point, the only way the prison community will ever proceed into a new era is if withers are somehow patched. Until then, prison tech can become more efficient, but no prison can become revolutionary until that one patch is patched.

@jeffreyliu2289

7 ай бұрын

Given that Zenos started something of a literal hate cult...

@user-ss6kw5zg8p

4 ай бұрын

@@Blarpity fair. but additionally there is certainly a lot of experimentation that could be done on defenses not involving a chunk/area ban. I play on a local world on bedrock at home, so those would just destroy my playstation.

Love the P2 reference at the end "If anyone asks--and NO-ONE's gonna ask don't worry--but if anyone asks; tell them the last time you checked, everyone looked pretty much alive, alright? Not dead." "If anyone asks--and no one's gonna ask--but if anyone asks; tell them that last time you checked, neon void looked canceled not being worked on in secret."

@faland0069

10 ай бұрын

yeah i noticed that too

That bill wurtz reference was amazing

This intro is astonishing. I can’t stop rewatching it over and over again. It’s so satisfying and impressive to watch. Great job!!

@Violetttttttttttttt

2 ай бұрын

i love how everyone knows he's talking about ivory, but he doesn't mention her by name because a lot of people would know her by a different name. makes me happy that he avoided the nasty comments from that

It’s definitely a good point that being condescending is never helpful, but the development of this prison really does highlight the problem with redundancy for redundancy’s sake: It’s expensive (development time-wise) Complex systems breed edge-case vulnerabilities.

ngl just casually having the entire fucking backrooms in the corner is comedic gold. feels like owning the entire library of babel in your house just as a "small bookshelf"

awesome video, liked all the subtle references like portal and stuff. Also I wasn't expecting you to be so involved in he story to begin with, great editing and personality just discovered your channel today but I'm already a fan, great stuff :D

28:58 it is just like the Berlin airport construction took so long they had to replace all monitors before it was finished

It was so cool following along the generations of the prison builds era. Truly a big part of minecraft history!

"Its PrIvAtE eXpLoIt🎶🎶🎶🎶" -history of the world, i guess (Scraped scenes)

This video. This video is a combination of my favorite things on youtube. Long videos. Minecraft. Complex redstone machines. Storytelling. Comedic segments mixed in with serious segments. SHORT exposing segments in videos. Bill Wurtz. Beautiful Minecraft builds. Great, wide, covering shots and angles. A clear story. Visuals. References. Explaining complex exploits and glitches and how they're used. Really good voiceovers. PERFECT music choice. Emotional beats. I usually avoid Minecraft Prison videos, but this one really surprised me. It's so, so good. The story is clear and concise. The retelling of events is funny, clear and simple. The way the prisons themselves are shown are VERY well-shot. I would go so far as to say this is among the best Minecraft videos I've ever seen. That list consists of Technoblade's "Potato War 3", FitMC's "The Day 2B2T Almost Died", Doctor4t's Airship video and plenty of other amazing watches. (Don't worry, I don't watch the Dream SMP cast or Lifesteal season whatever or any of those ones. If you do, good on you, keep going.) I will DEFINITELY be rewatching this many, many, MANY times and enjoying it the same each time. Please keep making more videos like these, especially about the bugs, glitches and exploits. Much love.

The community was in remiss, there was no better prison than this, this was it.

@kapoofca

11 ай бұрын

until September 13th when Garbygarblits

@Slicedbutter

11 ай бұрын

damn didnt know anyone knew about this

@P-nk-m-na

11 ай бұрын

when will dad be back

@USELESSDCK

11 ай бұрын

@@P-nk-m-na He spent 3 years getting milk, like the great entertainer he is.

Dude, this video is so well put together!! What a crazy story.

@Empostir

11 ай бұрын

Yooo it's the man himself! The bed respawn exploit guy! Hello!

@YosheMC

11 ай бұрын

omg its funny bed glitch man

@ignWally

11 ай бұрын

@@YosheMC hey yoshe how are ya

@YosheMC

11 ай бұрын

@@ignWally alive

@rioluwu5921

4 ай бұрын

o7

Incredible video. Could have easily watched a multipart series of this that goes into more detail on why certain things work.

It is a really fascinating, huge place. Might be kinda fun to start a survival world on top of it and just see what you can gather from the ruins!

I remember being a part of neon void, it was actually awful for me, i was like the middle child of the project, even after i got kicked i never leaked anything about neon and never talked about it but i was still hated

@Blarpity

11 ай бұрын

Wait who are you again

@Cafed4052

11 ай бұрын

@@Blarpity its deniz

@Blarpity

11 ай бұрын

@@Cafed4052 nah but like I seriously don't remember him

@mx.fuzzypants1911

2 ай бұрын

@@Blarpityhey blarpity why you such a child 30:23

@Blarpity

2 ай бұрын

@@mx.fuzzypants1911 shi you gotta have context

Do a video explaining all the universal escapes, how they developed over time, and how people tried to patch them.

8:15 did you just do A FRICKING BILL WURTZ JOKE

This video is a MASTERPIECE.... It's too professional and it explains everything in such an entertaining way to watch. I had ZERO knowledge about the history of minecraft prisons before watching this video and I still found this VERY entertaining and interesting... Props for making all of this

I respect how you called Ivory by the correct pronouns and muted her old skin to respect the history that they have left behind.

@erorr.sanitynotavailable6937

11 ай бұрын

This needs more likes

@duccboi7547

11 ай бұрын

What was the bad memories with the Old skin?

@QUBIQUBED

11 ай бұрын

@@duccboi7547 Ivory is pretty cynical about her old identity

@duccboi7547

11 ай бұрын

@@QUBIQUBED yeah, but why?

@QUBIQUBED

11 ай бұрын

@@duccboi7547 She isn't proud of how she buried her true self under an edgy emo persona

I love the reference from "The history of the world I guess." 😂😂😂❤ 8:05 Love that bit.

That was super cool, thanks for sharing the story you’re a great story teller and hope everyone is doing well today

The editing is so high quality. This was amazing to watch.

Everyone gangsta until Docm77 builds a prison on hermitcraft to hold Grian and Goodtimeswithscar

@Zilegil

3 ай бұрын

Grian already built a prison to hold GoodTimesWithScar. It was a lever, a trap door and a ton of Hoglins

@seththedanklord3648

3 ай бұрын

@@Zilegil Bruh I was talking about season 9, you're stuck on season 7.

this is the most manhattan project redstone build lore i have ever seen

30:36 LMAO MAN JUST REFERENCED THE 6 WORD POEM LIKE THAT

DUDE!!! The portal references are awesome! Also the editing (especially in the intro) is a massive W!!!

Just wanna say, props to Ken for crediting IvoryYT and not MythrodakTV. I liked that acknowledgement, its nice seeing small things like that.

@zjow1835

11 ай бұрын

tru

@zetertheduck

11 ай бұрын

@Alex the person behind Mythrodak came out as Trans, and pretty much rebranded, not being edgy and stuff. She’s now Ivory.

@keysystem

11 ай бұрын

ken threw shade, but at the right name

@destroyer4929

10 ай бұрын

Didn't she change the channel name when she came out? It was just giving the up to date name of the channel

@mrsillytacos

10 ай бұрын

​@zetertheduck "umm, actually, they prefer the pronoun they" - 🤓

I absolutely love the bill wurtz reference 10/10 Would also love for you to make a video of the entire history of Minecraft prisons

@hashnbash197

11 ай бұрын

I thought i was the only one to notice that

@stacklysm

10 ай бұрын

I think his speech at the end (about the vaults never being used) was also a reference to one of the Internet Historian's video (The cost of Concordia)

Gotta say, I didn't see a single person in this entire story I'd call a good guy, and it really sounds like this all could have been avoided by touching some grass.

@KwikBR

9 ай бұрын

Kenadian..?

@Zenos47

8 ай бұрын

me literally going outside most in the prison community be like... i spend most of my time outside

@Mike1400a

6 ай бұрын

@@KwikBRDefinitely not. I could definitely see some of the questionable decisions Zenos made and Kanadian pointed them out well but both parties got way too invested in the drama. Kanadians whole stunt of creating a fake alias just to confirm if a stupid prison was still being built and to learn secrets about a block game to get back at Zenos was like something a preschooler would do, it was really cringe to watch it all unfold and it was really odd that Kanadian was trying to pin himself and the minimalists as the objective right and moral side but then proceeded to be just as cringe and the Neon void team

@KwikBR

6 ай бұрын

@@Mike1400a then you're just a boring person.

@yushfaandromedha

5 ай бұрын

​@@Mike1400awhat you forgot to mention is the amount of excessive dick sucking on the both sides that made the drama even worse. This entire drama is the equivalent of either pulling a rope from both sides until it tears apart or stop pulling altogether until it coils back into clumps, and involving many unaware people in a debate of who is objectively correct only creates a divided community and a jumbled shipwreck later on.

Neon Void meant alot to me im glad it got celebrated like this Thanks Ken

Amazing video! I loved watching all 30 minutes of it when it was uploaded a few minutes ago!

@ihaveaspoon4865

11 ай бұрын

Real fans watch the vid before it even comes out

@plighting_engineerd

11 ай бұрын

@@ihaveaspoon4865 when videos cone

@BenjaminSchwartz-0950S

11 ай бұрын

@@plighting_engineerd when they cone

Compiling all of this down to half an hour into a cinematic masterpiece must’ve been a real pain, but this is a really great video one what’s been happening for a while Also, *that portal 2 music hits too hard man, you gotta chill with those* (go crazy with them actually)

this editing is legendary. love your vids kenadian!

I didn't know a 32 minute documentary about a minecraft prison was what I needed, but here we are! Incredible video! Keep up the good job

Basically a documentary at this point, GG. Great video, great storytelling, great explanations for someone whose never really been in the community. Keep up the amazing work!

NICE use of portal music! great vid!

hey, I made prison in mc a few years ago and this reminded me to finish it. it includes chunk bans, regenerating walls, death traps to clear your inventory, and keycards for the guards. the goal is to escape as the prisoner while inside the cell and being visited or to break the prisoner out while visiting, it's very intricate and I haven't found a way someone could do either of those yet. if you wanna try just let me know, I'd be interested in seeing how you'd escape. in my opinion it's completely unwinnable.

my favorit line line has to be: "Oh my god there are wood planks in the cell. 13 months of building and you can escape in 5 seconds."

removing every flaw a mechanic or block in the whole universe of minecraft that can cause the prison to be escapeable is mad respect

i didnt know editing can get this good! srsly that start sequence was fire🔥🔥

I am still amazed by Kenadians Neon Void video, I have watched it over 5 times and it never fails to entertain me, in my opinion its the best ever minecraft video ever posted, the storytelling and editing is so mindblownig same as the story itself, truly a masterpiece, and the 4 hour stream regarding this video was very interesting too, I just want to show my genuine appreciation here. Thanks Ken (sent this to the discord too)

I would love to see a video series chronicling different excapes and how they were countered over the years. Like I heard you mention hammer cannons in a different video, but couldn't find any explanation online.

@mystik_owl

11 ай бұрын

^^^

man, this is insane, absolutely insane you create content from minecraft that's just so different, more different than anything many of us have ever seen, all the while, making it entertaining for your viewers only just started watching your vids 2 or 3 months ago, but damn i wish i started sooner keep doin what you do kenadian, you are one amazing furr- i mean, human :)

I am in no way IN the prison community, but I do find it neat how you all can push minecraft to its limits for the goal of one task, and then push it further to go against that goal. I love the ideologies of both minimalist and redundancy. I dont get how either side is really that much seperated from the other though. You both still build a prison, one just is repeating methods to make sure they work (like a 3rd times the charm). Ones neat for how small it is, one is neat for its scale. Seeing how a person could isolate a group and turn good natured people into ravenous dogs is insane, its like the stuff you'd see in documentaries about behavior or the prisoner experiment. Hope the community can come together as a whole.

I'm super late, but this is one of the best videos I have ever watched! I was engaged the entire time! Keep up the great work! 💚

ken is genuinely an amazing person holy the amount of effort, honestly this shit doesn't' feel real half the time, probably one of my favorite channels on the platform, this is the type of person I just would love to be friends with

Fantastic video Kenadian, I hope that both sides of the community continue to learn from each other (and have fun while doing it)

This was packed into the best Kenadian video I have EVER watched! Thx for uploading.

Very interesting usage of the Portal 2 soundtrack for that opening montage. I liked it. Also just generally love the very subtle Portal 2 and Death Note references throughout the video (ie, 26:54)

By far one of the greatest videos I've seen on this platform, absolutely blew me away Ken!

Really good job on making a 30min cinematic video on the history of prisons and about all the important people involved 👍 looking forward to seeing more videos in the future enjoy a new subscriber

i see these videos as the fun in this kinda community, not the pointless drama, not the fighting, but the insane tricks and videos like documentary's, just for fun, its so impressive and i wish i had the motivation for it lol

@keasstudio9822

Ай бұрын

Agreed! The drama is just sad at this point.

This is BY FAR the best story I’ve ever read. Thanks Ken.

I'm not really into building prisons and not a part of the community, but I do enjoy redstone AND your videos so personally I'd really love to see you explaining at least some of the mechanisms used, preferably in detail. And I'm sure I'm not alone in this wish, although probably there are not that many of us nerds out there :D Anyway great video, tons of info and effort, that's literally several years in 30 minutes

I feel like redundancy could be more effective if it's combined with minimalism. Adding more security measures on top of something that already works (as long as it doesn't interfere) could be a pretty effective strategy.

Could you do a prison "tutorial" series where you go over that list at 6:47 one or two per episode? Wonderful video btw.

i love how the video starts off chill, like a documentary then SOMEHOW turn into gang beef

I LOVEEEE the editing and story telling. Each video you post keeps getting better and better

Thank you so much Ken for putting so much time in effort for everyone to enjoy and even going undercover as a redstoner?! So, Thank you.

this is absolutely this best produced, most dense, and most entertaining story video on youtube

This video is well made and was entertaining :D I love watching kenadain videos and I hope you make more ❤

"Sven was of fighting a blind woman killer or something" that made me laugh

Very good storytelling for an unfortunate project. Keep it up!

that was actually really interesting and the video was paced incredibly well lol its wild to see the toxicity though

Man, that was a rollarcoaster, from the cute skits, from learning about how there was an actual hate group in the server for minimalists (specifically you and your friends) for a long time, to the sheer scale and failure of the project and then everyone making up with the minimalists and realizing how both sides did wrong. What a wild tale. All's well that ends well.

Man this is just a masterpiece you are so good at this and you do almost everything yourself i really think more people should support you

This dude has the best animations in the game. Also, he managed to explain over a year's worth of Minecraft prison history in just half an hour! Impressive.

If it's possible, I think a Neon Void with all of the tech removed and JUST THE ARCHITECTURE ALONE could make a really cool CTM map. Hi; I'm from the CTM community. Not a mapper, just a player. For those who forgot the name CTM, it stands for Complete the Monument. Players were tasked to survive in brutal climates in any way possible, take on various dungeons and challenges, all to complete the *Victory Monument,* a pedestal for sixteen wool blocks found only in the dungeons as well as every resource block in the game. Some plans existed to expand the selection to terracotta, concrete, and glazed terracotta, totalling 64 dungeons in a map. Why I bring this up is the fact that CTMs had their own "Neon Void," except it was never a world of Minimalists vs Traditionalists, but it was a different story of overambition. See, CTMs are typically built by one -- maybe two -- people, made using things like WorldEdit, NBTEdit, and command blocks. Redstone is typically left minimal, because CTMs emphasize player creativity -- survive and solve in any way you can within the rules of: - Don't break into developer rooms - Don't craft Victory Monument blocks except for resource blocks. Each map is carefully designed to provide a harsh experience, with fairness not guaranteed, but the game is overall designed to be beatable, with a good selection of anticheeses. Enter Pantheon. Sixteen independent builders collaborated to build the most ambitious CTM to date. The most famous names such as Amlup, Fangire, Vechs... And...it sucked. I was not part of the build team or the testing team, but I could tell that a good few were just trying to one-up each other, trying to be "the ultimate CTM maker." Failures in communication led to things like receiving infinite ender pearls by Purple Wool, which is typically a midgame dungeon that shouldn't give you such a powerful tool, compounded by the fact that Purple Wool was accessible incredibly early. Neon Void made such a similar mistake. Too much ambition, too little organization. Doing things for the sake of doing things. Using certain techniques because it just exists, instead of trying to push the bounds of CTM. To this day the only areas I really like were Black Wool, made by Vechs, and whichever area Amlup made, because both of those areas understood their actual goal -- to build a single area in a CTM resilient enough to deal with whatever wss given beforehand. Vechs used a really interesting technique of swarming the player with bowless skeletons to bog you down from ground-based assaults and aerial ghasts as well as "gunships," or skeletons mounted on blazes, to deter bridging techniques. Ender Pearling was also deterred through the bowless skeletons, while Amlup smoked a fat blunt, fired up WorldEdit, and said, "What if I just make a 3D mess?" and created one of the most mind-bending areas I've seen in a CTM to date. Still, every failed project has its own upsides. Pantheon for instance reallt brought forward the idea of using the Nether Roof as a serious design space, where lava flows further, and more importantly, players can't easily portal-skip into unintended locations or use water buckets. I think the architectural ideas of Neon Void may provide a new world for non-prison maps, instead opening a new set of ideas for custom map makers and CTM players who want to see a revival of the genre.

Thank you for not showing Ivory's old alias, it is great to see the respect among creators here❤

i can not comprehend how long it took to edit this masterpiece of a video. you're probably the best youtuber when it comes to minecraft prisons and that's not an over exaggeration

Kenadian is a great KZreadr tbh, his commitment and editing skills are crazy

8:20 is this a "history of the world i guess" reference?

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he makes the most boring stuffs fun, like fr the story line and the scences just makes it way more fun keep up the good work :)

He made a documentary on the entire history of prison community, included one of the best lines from Portal, became a literal spy and still managed to be informative, truly a mastermind of all times. After all, maybe not crucifying him was the right decision… We’ll see, we’ll see…