SB737 puts Lifesteal's Netherite sword behind a prison's defenses
Wato1876's base design calls for obsidian walls, deceptive corridors and Elder Guardians beneath the desert.
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I Built the Safest Base on Lifesteal SMP
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- 0:00Netherite arrives on Lifesteal, and bounties prompt SB737 to plan a fortified base.
- 0:46Flying TNT machines begin excavating a desert perimeter down to bedrock.
- 5:20A wither-powered obsidian generator supplies material for the defenses.
- 9:23Dispenser traps, deceptive corridors and cobwebs complicate the route inside.
- 12:35The central panic room gets a sculk sensor, warning lights and protective water reservoirs.
- 17:15Nether portals, tracks and slime blocks help move Elder Guardians into containment columns.
Mining Fatigue is usually a nuisance. For SB737, finding the Elder Guardians that inflict it is cause for celebration: they are becoming part of his new underground security system.
His only upload this week, "I Built the Safest Base on Lifesteal SMP," has reached roughly 834,000 views. The mission is to protect Lifesteal's only Netherite sword, with bounties on players including SB737 making a secure hiding place rather urgent. He gives himself four days to build it.
The construction starts with flying TNT machines excavating a desert pit down to bedrock. Then comes an obsidian generator, fake entrance corridors, dispenser traps and a panic room with warning lights. Wato1876 gets the design credit. Even the uneven bedrock needs attention: SB737 plugs gaps with obsidian to frustrate underground entry and chorus-fruit teleportation.
The comments have their own security inspection in mind. Several viewers invoke Kenadian and imagine him testing the supposedly impregnable build; others liken SB737's preparation to Batman's contingency planning. One particularly practical suggestion is to build the elaborate prison, then hide somewhere else entirely.
The base video is currently drawing substantially more daily views than his earlier mace adventure, where collecting revive beacons for Spongs earns him a scarce weapon. August's Notch Armour upload also remains among his busiest videos. Rare equipment, and the trouble required to obtain or protect it, connects all three.
Subscribers held steady over the week, while the channel added about 2.5 million views. Its daily viewing pace is below normal. Among nearby Minecraft channels, Knoxy is enjoying above-usual daily viewing, while Doni Bobes is quieter than usual too. SB737's newest project offers a very particular kind of activity: transporting hostile ocean mobs into a desert bunker and being delighted when they make mining harder.
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What viewers say
it would be so funny if he spent all that time making the entire prison and then just hid randomly somewhere else 😭
@meepo_sn1See it on YouTubeBro is like Batman with prep time !
@AdarshPratap-j7dSee it on YouTubeBe ready for Kenadian speedrunning this in under a minute
@Niemand.and.stuff.0See it on YouTube
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Kenadian's next video: Debunking Lifesteals' safest base.
@Djaya-n1vSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on SB737 right now
- Channel
- SB737
- Subscribers
- 4,910,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,539,171
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 24, 2026
- Video views so far
- 833,697
- Views on its first day
- 441,978
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Who is credited with designing SB737's new Lifesteal base?
SB737 credits Wato1876 with the base design in the video's description.




