Village with ACTUAL VILLAGERS living inside of it! I KNOW!! Who would have thought??

Fwhip you should turn that giant island in front of the village into some smaller islands with old ruins on them, maybe a small castle tower or lighthouse. Also, you could surround the smaller islands with some spiky rocks so it shows when the ruins were built they were in a strategic place against invaders
Edit: I just woke up and thought of more, you could make some of the bigger islands inhabited with maybe 1 or 2 houses on each, which would explain why the current village has a dock without much sea access as it could be for small ferries to other islands with inhabitants so that they could travel to the main village and buy food etc. Also, some of the docks or houses on the shores of the islands could be eroded or dirty to show the wave erosion

I love the idea of a second similar village! That's a beautiful location! And, of course, this new village is incredible. Love the birds!

You should definetly transform the other village too, would look awesome with the entire coast transformed, as for the large landmass thats in the bay, maybe another ruin? you might be inspired by Alexander's siege of the city of Tyre, quite a interesting story. Anyways love the builds, looking forward to the next thing you make!

I love the Idea of Ruins in an old Minecraft World. Have you ever thought of an ancient civilasation, which sank into the ocean, or where only Roofs reach out of the Water?

I'd say shrink the island in between the two villages a bit, but put a lighthouse there. That way, the ships could see that there was a coastline there, and hopefully help them redirect to either of the villages to weigh anchor. Could trap one of the nitwits there as the lightkeeper -  

Also yes, do transform the other village!

Feeling a bit of burnout on the game as I have a MASSIVE project ahead of me.. Your videos really keep me inspired, I'm ready to start playing for 12 hours again!

It would be cool to see a 'chores' episode where you work on fixing/upgrading farms, clearing shulkers, and restocking things you're out of alot.

it feels illegal to see ''40 seconds ago''

I do have an idea: Make an emerald farm (that is assuming you don’t already have one), and make it an emerald dragon’s lair!  This way, you have a “real” dragon hoard of emeralds protected by said “dragon”!

Wow. That resin house blew me away. Combining it with red sandstone really does tone down the block. It's good to see you have more uses for resin and all that red sandstone you have gathered up.

New York Landlords have nothing on "your house comes with a cave and a 'window'" 40:03

I think that the island should have a temple on it. Full on temple complex with three or four smaller alter/chapels with one big fish god, and you can then make a pantheon of sorts, and include at least one of the small chapels for the dwarves people for when they are traveling for trade that they can also stop in to pay respects to their god(s). After all, the Mediterranean is full of islands!!

7:30 you could link the bone meal farm to the button that open and closes the redstone door instead, that way you will never forget to turn it off meaning it will never break!

33:18 I’m so curious what this looks like in Fwhips eyes (pretty sure he’s colourblind of some sort). He used the same blocks together on the dye storage building. I could never tell if the clashing blocks were intentional or not. This confirms he sees it differently so neat!

For the large land mass in front of the village, you could transform it into a smaller dormant volcano, maybe even with some ruins of a past civilization

Seeing amother southern Italy/ Mediterranean village along the coast is an awesome idea! Also I think removing most of that landmass and maybe keeping a small rocky outcropping with some ruins of an old lighthouse or something could be really cool. Great video as always Fwhip! 😊

42:22 minecraft youtuber gets excited when seeing a child

Make the island in front smaller and rockier, but keep some green maybe. I like the idea of that second village

i love resin the fact it's so vibrant means it's great for building underwater