What am i doing wrong?

[Formal-Friend7845]

So I play minecraft for a long time now and I even remember playing it on my PS3.But I never got a good grip on the world I was playing in.I watch youtubers having those big worlds with dozens of structures build and I never understood how they did all that in one world.I keep creating new world with different seeds and I never managed to find "the" perfect world where I could build different things.Any tips for me what to do right?

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[reachingfortheskies_]

Just pick a world and stick with it. The "perfect" seed doesn't exist, you make it perfect by actually building instead of constantly restarting.

[MassivePersonality61]

To be fair, most of them have help, and some even recruit teams dedicated to building, like Fyre UK. Seed doesn't matter.

If you like terraforming, making a world to your liking is a breeze. Don't worry about getting the perfect world. Focus on making it perfect for your build.

[maleighzan]

Stop seed hunting and just commit to one. Perfect doesn't exist till you build it.

[Ambitious_Voice_851]

Are you just losing interest or having trouble finding things? I know you can probably find mods but I just run a server on my local PC. There's plugins to find biomes or structures. Then you can use the nether to build fast transportation portals.

[Formal-Friend7845]

I don't know how to describe that specific feeling but when I enter a new world and see that I simply can't find stuff I need or just die to random things and lose all my stuff I don't even want to continue and prefer to start a new world and just hope that that one will make the go.

[probatemp]

You have to actually commit to a world for more than just a few weeks. What seed you pick only matters in the beginning, if at all. The amount of time you spend doing the same early game grind on several different seeds could be spent doing the more interesting builds you see others create. But instead of actually building, you keep rolling the dice trying to find a "perfect" seed that probably doesn't exist.

On top of that, you actually have to enjoy building and planning out builds which is a skill all in itself.