Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6pLKrU_kAQ
Another bingo challenge from Dr. Brian where Kurt has to simply get as many items on the card as possible within the 30 minute time limit. No need for lines this time!
Kurt first checks off the brick from some lucky nearby clay find. Then he cooks some sand for a bottle.
He keeps an eagle eye out and manages to make an item display box and a book. After this he goes caving in a big hole and finds gold almost straight away. Tons of mobs here too! Quite a lot of fun here to see as he tries to mine for gold!
Some weird glitchiness happens when a furnace turns into a cobblestone block! At least it's in a different spot in the inventory. Here he checks off the gunpowder, bone and gold items on the card.
He finds enough iron to make the cauldron item and checks that off too.
Kurt finds many spiders and explores further for a potential spider spawner. Turns out his instinct was right and he's rewarded with one :) In the surrounding chests he finds a bucket, redstone for a compass and a saddle. While waiting for stuff to cook he grinds for a piece of flint too. He crafts some railway tracks.
He's unsure about how to make the dye but after a bit of guess work he pulls it off! He also finds some emerald while trying to find diamond.
He digs straight up into an ocean and skillfully makes it out of the water without taking any damage. Afterwards he gets milk from a nearby cow.
He gets a bingo line from collecting a sapling and some fireworks happen but the game continues!
There's a bit of a nail biting delay in trying to get a fish but he pulls it off. Tossing the fishing pole away, he seeks a brown mushroom for soup. Eventually he finds one and checks more stuff off his list.
More time is spent figuring out how to make a fermented spider eye. Kurt pulls this off too! What a dynamo!
Unfortunately it's the wrong time of day to go looking for an enderman but Kurt ends the episode with a pretty good score: 19 out of 25 items found.
I think it's a nice take on the usual formula. It seems more fun to check lots of items off the list rather than having to make them line up but then maybe it's due to this being the twist on the norm.
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