Even dinner attracts zombies in unsorted guy's Minecraft wilderness
His only new upload turns sound, injuries and cooked-food scents into survival problems across a 100-day challenge.
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100 Days in an ULTRA REALISTIC Zombie Apocalypse in Hardcore Minecraft
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- 0:00Zombies track voice volume and cooked-food scents, making noise and meals part of the survival challenge.
- 2:00An injured leg introduces the need for bandages to restore mobility.
- 6:00He lures zombies into a pond to retrieve supplies, armor and a bed from a cabin.
- 10:45Cobwebs from a watchtower become bandages for his injured limbs.
- 15:02Dirty lake water causes nausea as zombies chase him up the mountains.
- 17:15An elevated walkway lets him lure the pursuing horde over a cliffside drop.
Speaking too loudly is enough to make trouble in unsorted guy's latest survival run. The zombies are almost blind, but they can hear his voice and smell his cooking. Even getting dinner ready becomes a question of discretion.
The week's only new upload, "100 Days in an ULTRA REALISTIC Zombie Apocalypse in Hardcore Minecraft", has reached roughly 174,000 views. Inspired by The Walking Dead, the modded challenge makes its opening days awkward long before any grand base can take shape: an injured leg slows him down, drinking dirty lake water brings nausea, and an emergency cabin proves rather less secure than hoped.
His solutions are pleasingly practical. He draws zombies into a pond to retrieve supplies, turns cobwebs into bandages and builds an elevated walkway that sends pursuers over a mountain drop. In the comments, viewers trade their own defensive ideas, discuss a bell's usefulness for diverting zombies and ask which mods make the whole setup possible. Several want a longer return visit.
The apocalypse video now supplies the channel's strongest daily momentum by a wide margin. Behind it sit two other elaborate survival worlds: the dragon-taming adventure with LoreWithWes and the dinosaur-overrun Lost World SMP.
Subscribers grew modestly over the week, although daily viewing is currently below its usual pace. Nearby, FalseSymmetry is enjoying a lift above her normal daily audience, while ShadowMech is having a slower spell. For unsorted guy, this week's distinctive problem remains wonderfully specific: staying alive without letting the neighbors hear you cook.
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What viewers say
that bell was the most ingenious pickup. this run wouldn't have been possible without the ability to divert zombies away to work on your base.
@SamLabbatoSee it on YouTubeI almost forgot he was playing Minecraft
@essamrieSee it on YouTubeBro it's ok if you post the mods in the description also...
@Dr.BoshkilovSee it on YouTube
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Id love to see a 200 days!!! With scheduled hordes every 25 days!
@thisisntdana5222See it on YouTubeAs effective as the barbed wire appears to be, why not place more of it in critical places around the tower to prevent them from climbing up, and at the base of your fences/walls? Expensive, I'm sure, but it slows them down quite well and probably worth the it. Or even a Lava moat.
@bamaratt675See it on YouTubeAwesome!!!! My boys and I loved the video! We were cheering you on at the end, such an epic battle!
@Angy_CupcakeSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on unsorted guy right now
- Channel
- unsorted guy
- Subscribers
- 444,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 271,636
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 31, 2026
- Video views so far
- 173,692
- Views on its first day
- 54,254
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Which television series inspired unsorted guy's zombie-apocalypse challenge?
The video's description names The Walking Dead as its inspiration.




