Update: 1.21 is awesome, glad to see it worked out! Very sorry that this vid took longer than expected, I hope this was worth the wait! Also, I think someone can just make a video compilation of me saying the word "controversial" at this point lmao.
Mojang have no spine anymore. If the current owners had the game from the beginning, it would be an educational sandbox game for toddlers learning how to read
Honestly they could’ve just added fireflies and make the frogs NOT eat them? Ik a 2 pixeled mob isn’t a big deal but it would still be useful to see in the dark and for builders.
Yeah… well I doubt they would glow, but Minecraft is quite keen on adding entirely useless mobs (sniffer, goats, other mob vote recommendations like the moobloom) so I don’t see why the wouldn’t add it at all. It would be so easy to add and you’re right, frogs could just not eat them.
They would only glow like the glow squid or drowned, vanilla minecraft simply cant support moving light sources, only way around it is PC modding and the process is too much for phones or most Bedock devices to handle and they want to bring Java edition into the fold... That day will simply be the final nail in the coffin....
it would make swamps 10000000000 times less boring ngl. They could just make frogs eating fireflies do the same things as parrots when they eat cookies
Impactful. That’s the keyword. The Nether update was impactful and caves and cliffs was “supposed” to be, although the staggered release really hurt the impact. Mojang could work on even a single feature, and as long as it changes and improves the game in a way that feels impactful, the community would rejoice. The state of the game isn’t as healthy as it once was, after all, so people want to feel like it’s improving.
I'm sorry but 1.13, 1.14, 1.16 and 1.18 were some of the most important minecraft update, if not the most important. I don't see how 1.19 or 1.20 is any worse than 1.10 or 1.12, where the game really stagnated.
I understand why they did what they did for Caves and Cliffs, but it would've been so much better if they delayed the entire update until it was ready.
I still wish there would be an end update. There are very few reasons to go to the end after beating the dragon, and I feel like floating islands above the void have so much potential
I think they're waiting for the right time to make that update. Probably when they inevitably scratch another dark age and need one more boost to get back on track.
@@glanni and by "right time" I assume u mean it's gonna take a LONG time to come up with an end update. Mojang already has a reputation of delaying their new update features.
@@MorphyBDubov12 Same was said about the Nether. They just need to keep a similar vibe and make it unique and alien. Not that it isn't a big challenge to do right tho tbh.
I doubt Minecraft will ever really die, with a devoted fan base and mods getting released and updated every so often I don’t think we will ever see Minecraft die.
the only thing that will make it die is a better vesion of minecraft, like hypixel. but it has to feel exactly like minecraft but geniunly better. like why would i eat little ceasers pizza now that they opened a dominoes right beside it?
Yes I hope it lives but I really want new developers. They are so lazy & the directions they have been going have made me not play the game in a long time. The stuff they add & wont add is so unfathomable that I can’t even believe real people had these thoughts. The reason they won’t add sharks says everything you need to know about the company. Also how modders added the cave update & did it better before Minecraft also says a lot about them.
I remember when the aquatic update first came out, it was probably one of my favorites to be honest. Edit: Dang, I didn’t expect to get so many likes! Thanks though.
Still my favourite if I had to choose one. But I liked every addition to the game, in hindsight. Although there are a lot of details I would love to be different.
@@Shy_002 NEVER WISH THAT TO HAPPEN BECAUSE I DONT LIKE TO MINE AWAYS VILLIGERS ARE THE REAL POWER OF MINECRAFT AND NO THEY'RE NOT OVEPOWER! IF YOU WISH NERF THAN YOU ARE SADIST 🤣🤣🤣
tbh i voted for the sniffer having high expectations bc new ancient flowers sounded very cool and i thought to myself: "hey i could manage to build something nice out of it". well we got only 2 flowers and for that the vote was not expected on my side and i hoped for more flowers with more diversity
@@TheRedddy226 To be fair, it would've been forgotten just as quickly. I highly doubt it would've dropped anything worthwile by the time you encountered it.
Yeah, there is a lot more they could have done with the prehistoric plants, especially given the evidently more fantastical nature of that old ecosystem giving a good reason to have some actual functionality behind them. Still, we now do have a precident for the ancient world being revivable by the players in the game, so that when the devs eventually come back around to expanding on all the underdeveloped ideas of the past several years, we may find much more use in the archeology system than just potentially lost materials, crafting recipes and technologies. That's the main reason I voted for it anyways, playing a long game where I may have thought a bit too far ahead to be really all that reasonable.
Honestly? I’d just like to see a complete revamp of older, existing structures! The juxtaposition between the new, stylish structures and old favourites like the stronghold, jungle temple and desert well are painfully easy to see. An update like this would be simple to do and receive overwhelming praise from the community at large!
The saddest thing about this though is that we could already have this if mojang just actually got rid of the ‘No mod rule’. There’s a TH-camr whose entire channel is dedicated to completely reworking structures like the temples and dungeons yet they don’t want to bite the bullet and just hire somebody like that.
@@partystarter8041 Remember when they added big trees, smooth lighting, the level format, pistons, and horses from mods with the help of the developers?
Oops, they did it again. Copper bulbs were too cool and useful, so they decided to nerf them for no reason in the current snapshot. I hope this comment ages poorly and they bring back its original functionality, but seriously. Mojang has got to stop pulling stuff like this.
All redstoners, myself included, are already pissed off about this change. Even crafters got "fixed" too. Mojang always has to ruin unique and new blocks and items, smh...
I just wanted to comment this. I'm not a redstoner but the people that are were very excited about crafter and copper bulbs. Why would you ruin this? They're not even using the copper aging mechanics, copper bulbs had a one tick delay now they changed it to be instant. They could easily make it so that the four stages have different tick delays: instant, one tick, two tick, three tick.
@@satana8157 well, us redstoners were happy that copper bulbs had a unique tick delay that was different from other redstone components. Unlike others, copper bulbs have a tick delay of 1 game tick, which allowed Redstoners to create unique contraptions like improved wave machines.
To be clear, people have been saying "This is THE END of Minecraft!!!1!1!!!" since forever. Even if Mojang does screw this up it would be very difficult to put the game in the ground indefinitely.
Even still, Minecraft SMPs are getting less popular, and more heavily edited, heavily scripted 5-minute videos for 4 year old kids, and Minecraft streams are not what they used to be. The community isn't the same, and it feels smaller than ever before, because of how little impactful creators there are right now.
@@googolplusoneabout the creators in my opinion the problom with them is dream smp and Tecnoblade. The dream smp was probably the biggest smp in minecraft ever, maybe lifesteal could compare but otherwise it was the biggest thing ever. Then Tecnoblade died.. and along with his death the dream smp was not the same and was shut down. The BIGGEST SMP AND THE BIGGEST TH-camR BOTH DIED What do you think the comunity will do..
Minecraft won’t die with a bang but a whisper and we are already seeing that with how popular the game is now compared to the previous decade. The point is that if they do not deliver a good update this time then they may lose all momentum to jumpstart back to a golden age again.
@@googolplusone yeah hermitcraft feels like probably the only SMP left which has mostly natural interactions, the videos feel like they're not made for kids. since dream and those types of mcyt came along most mc content is just youtube kids level trash
From what I've been noticing, I think the team at Mojang is starting to focus more on the technical side instead of raw overwhelming features that change the entire game. These past few updates have actually been game changing in the datapack and redstone community. So much new stuff that would have been literally impossible (or extremely difficult) to do is now easier than ever before. It seems like they're starting to become aware of what their community can do, and giving those resources to them instead of pouring it into complicated yet one-dimensional features.
The community produces update-sized content for fun, in a fraction of the time. They've even re-written Bedrock's ray tracing system to make it so efficient that current-gen smartphones could run ray tracing on version 1.23
I certainly hope this is the case! That's what I've been wanting because I was playing Forge 1.18, and exploring is downright painful since every single new chunk takes ages to load. Have they fixed that already, or should I hope that they do in the near future?
@@SpredDemCheeks69 Sure, people push out bug-filled, generic, and non-accessible mods all the time. But it doesn't mean they do it better than Mojang. Most mods out there don't need to account for Bedrock and what it needs to literally function on a multitude of devices, already relieving stress from mod developers. Not to mention, most mods out there don't TRY to feel vanilla, instead opting for what the mod creator intends, which is okay, but should not be used as an argument for why Mojang takes time to develop their game. Modding is literally not comparable to actually developing for Mojang/on Minecraft. That's not to say all mods are as buggy or generic as I said above. Some are truly high quality, you can even feel the passion the developer put into the project. But in reality, no mod developer even knows the full development process and design philosophy behind what makes Minecraft feel so great for nearly everyone to play. Sure, some updates may cater to one aspect of the community, but that's okay. Minecraft is constantly updated and evolving, and eventually every player will get something they want to use. It goes without saying, but some people need it articulated, that Mojang makes mistakes. No company and no developer is perfect. They were too ambitious with 1.17, they tend to leave some features in the dust, and some features are not what the community feels like they should be. The only way to improve these aspects of Mojang, is to communicate, critique and share our opinions to them, so they know how we feel. Saying mod developers "...produces update-sized content for fun, in a fraction of the time." is harsh and simply untrue. Mods feel completely different in most cases and you can see it clear as day, contrasted with Mojang's quality and dedication to what makes Minecraft so great for nearly everyone to enjoy. Develop a mod for Bedrock & Java, across all consoles, make sure the balance of that mod is in such a way that tries its hardest to cater to everyone, then have it compliment the lore, and finally, have it feel like it belongs in vanilla Minecraft in the eyes of nearly everyone. Then, I'll consider your point.
Yeah but thats that problem, most minecraft players cant make mods, or dont use redstone so for the casual players it feels like nothing is being added
And if in-depth dog breeding mechanics are _too much of a hassle_ for _poor wittle Mojang..._ Then let them add tameable Dire-Wolfs at least. Please, an upgrade like that to our dogs would be so cool.
Honestly, I wouldn't mind another dark age for Minecraft like 2016-2019. That period brought about some of the most revolutionary updates, entirely reworking large amounts of the game like the oceans, villagers, even the artstyle - and the update that cemented the end of the dark age was the Nether Update, once again reworking and changing a lot of things about the game. Microsoft/Mojang are afraid to make impactful changes like that right now because of the popularity of the game. Once the game dies down a bit more, they will be more open to taking larger steps again. I would compare the current updates to 1.10-1.12, updates that don't majorly impact the game and don't force you to interact with them. And if Minecraft truly enters another dark age with 1.21, we might get updates along the lines of 1.13-1.16 again to get the game back into the spotlight.
I cant update my map past 1.9. The thousands of structures and landscapes Ive built in my original map is much more interesting to play with than some fancy new things in an new empty map.
THIS!!!! also i think that people need to realize a lot of these recent major overhauls to the games terrain generation and whatnot are a result in better computers/hardware to run the game on. eventually in 10 years minecraft could be an entirely different game, ten years ago i wouldn't have believed anyone who told me that the nether would actually get an update or the build limit would be raised, or customizable armor, etc. this game has grown so much, and i think we fail to realize how much time has been put into the franchise and how much it will evolve with us as a community
2016-2019 was not a dark age for mincraft! It surged in popularity around the beginning of 2018. Bro really think dream was what brought Minecraft back
@@nicholasproductions237 Isn't dream that youtuber who drugged the voice actor for gumball and gave him alcohol, so he could record a video to blackmail him?
"People were having too much fun respawning villagers to get mending, so we made it so you had to drag villagers into a swamp biome to obtain it now. Kaythanksbye"
I don't know if it's just me but in my opinion, there must be an update to The End somewhere! Like to think about going to the End Cities only to get Shulker boxes and Elytras, it feels like there's so much to be out there missing.
One thing I've noticed is that _every update_ after the Nether Update so far has been trying to pick up the pieces that Caves and Cliffs left behind. 1.17 added the blocks and mobs, 1.18 added the new terrain and caves, 1.19 added the warden and deep dark finally, and 1.20 gave us archaeology, and 1.21 is expanding on Copper and Tuff to give them more uses. Covid really screwed everyone over hard, and they're still slowly trying to recover from it.
from what I seen idk if they will actually ever add the bundles considering they had issues with it. And at the end of the day, I don't care, unlike the community I'm not that demanding. 1.20 is far from being a bad update imo :)
@@LucBlocker It's a pretty weird Opinion from me, but as bundles are basically a toggle like the starter chest, i just consider bundles to be part of the full game already, even if it's not official.
@@LucBlocker Yeah 1.20 was cool imo. Wish they had done a _little_ more with the actual archaeology using the brush, and the Sniffer would have greatly benefited from a few more ancient plants, but I don't know why people didn't like it. Bundles are too fundamentally flawed in design to really work, they ultimately just complicate inventory management even more. What we really need is just simple extra inventory space, no gimmicks.
@@lasercraft32 Yea I do have to admit that only TWO plants is a bit lame, idk what the reason behind this decision was considering there was a 3rd one that got scrapped for some reason. Archeology is cool enough imo, I think it just needs to be more rewarding, rn I only see it being useful for getting decorated pots
i'm quite certain that they won't. The idea for the copper golem was 'a mob that presses buttons'. It didn't get chosen and the idea was thrown back into the ideas pile. It looks to me as if the breeze is what that idea got turned into.
Me and all my friends think that the caves and cliffs update was pretty underwhelming, and the main reason being that it changed more of the ascetics and cosmetic rather than the actual mechanics. The biggest example being copper. It is an extremely common item now but there is hardly any use for it. So now the caves are overwhelmingly big without giving a rewarding result. I know the update helps for people who prefer the building aspect, but I feel like survival hasn't really had much substantial updates since the nether update. This could just be more personal preferences though, so I'm not trying to say that this is what everyone thinks.
What's wrong with something adding more aesthetics then mechanics? The caves are a lot more interesting to explore now n for me it makes mining more fun, idk what's with this expectation for every update to be huge n perfect, I enjoyed the caves n cliffs update and it's definitely changed survival for me, it actually gave me more want to play in survival. Minecraft isn't just about defeating the ender dragon there's more things you can do, I've read other ppl saying they've never touched some of the new features like the ruins and sniffers and the new biomes, but for me I have, n that's cuz everyone plays differently n I get wanting more things that affect the route to defeating the ender dragon, but that doesn't mean the other new stuff hasn't added anything to the game
@josephtheodorem.391 I've literally never defeated the ender dragon because I don't care to. I'm not saying more stuff that looks cool isn't good, but I'd like there to be more use for new stuff because often times it feels like there's nothing added to the gameplay. Now I personally haven't played the game in a bit so it could be better now, but for me and my friends the caves and cliff's update was extremely underwhelming.
@@Umochi6934 you think that that's that fast? I bet they have already made some changes but it doesn't take just a couple years to create a whole new dimension
Honestly, I just think we need a desert update or something that revamps already existing things because the more structures they add, the less likely things like the jungle temple, ocean monument, savannahs and plains will be updated and get new features. Also I think we just need and end update it's so over due like if you're gonna update one dimension why not update the other and the end is so bland. Same with the strongholds they've been the same for so long.
There should be a two part dungeon update, one update that adds in tons of mini dungeons like boss towers or labyrinths, etc, and then the second part should be big boss dungeons that have you fight dragons, or a Kraken, or Troll or something, anything that makes adventuring cool and worth exploring
@@Brent-jj6qi the game just feels empty and boring, half the game's dungeons haven't even been updated for almost a decade and the other half that are interesting feel like it should have been in the game a decade ago with how basic they appear to be.
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There's a possibility on a speculation video for the combat snapshots and it's changes. From the page, other than the cleaving enchantment, there's possibly a nerf to shields to only take 5 hearts of damage, but for me, that introduces the idea of multi-tiered shields. Then there's the long known stackable potions, but I digress. Anyways, I enjoy the video as it fights back the intrusive/hivemind-esque thoughts of ire against the publisher
What they need to do in the future is only announce features if they know 100 percent that they are ready because announcing something and then splitting it, if we just announce part 1 but not label it as part 1, people will think adding part 2 is them doing extra work
nether update: MOJANG IS THE BEST caves and cliffs one: pretty chill of an update ngl caves and cliffs two: alright, not that bad wild update: meh trails and tales: i don't give anything special about it. 4 years since the nether update. the next update must be on it's level
I actually kinda like the idea of the villager update. I agree it’s not ideal as is but I think it heads in a good direction. I would support adding something to make moving villagers easier (make villagers follow if you hold emeralds for instance) and I think it should be possible to get max level enchant books directly but I like the idea of targeted exploration to find specific enchants instead of endlessly breaking lecterns.
It probably shouldn't be possible to get max enchant stuff directly, you should get pre-max. That way you have justification to collect multiple of each and combine them to make max. That way you don't get 1 chest and find the best possible enchantment.
@@spritemon98 one cool idea would be to add something like a “minecart with emerald” that would attract villagers in the mornings and evenings. Would be kinda cool to set up commuting villagers who wake up in the morning, board the minecart train and travel to the village center where they’re ejected to work and then look for a return cart in the evening. This could then be exploited for easier villager transport via minecart.
It's a bit funny though how they removed fireflies because they are harmful to frogs, but they also are like "oh enslaving people, forcing them to breed, and taking their children away, thats cool"
i'd rather be forced to explore and find a swamp, then break lecterns over and over honestly. i can sit in a village and get maxed out before ever going below the surface, takes away many aspects of the game
I have been thinking about this exact thing since a little before watching Minecraft live this year. This update can be huge for the game if it works out, and it's showing promise to do just that. I may be biased, considering I've joined the Minecraft community at around 1.13, but I don't think Minecraft is going anywhere for a while. Even with all the controversies (omg I said the word that xay says), and the community being more toxic than the wither, Minecraft as a whole hasn't been harmed too badly. With many other games, half this amount of community backlash would be a point of no return, but it really does feel like we're one step away from the second Minecraft renaissance. I'm optimistic, and I agree with a lot of what was said in the video (especially the "all mojang needs to do now is not screw up- they screwed up" lol). Let's hope it's a good one, good luck to us all o7
A big problem is that mojang has just started to feel really lazy, like back then a mob vote was a fun way to get the community to chose a little fun mob to get added in addition to the many updates coming, but now a mob from a mob vote makes up 1/3 to 1/2 of a years content.
Honestly, the Industrial Revolution update is exactly what this is for me. Im really into computational redstone and these features are a godsend when it comes to displays, counters, logic circuits, and everything. Its made computational redstone so much easier in so many areas!
Maybe. I think it should be a mod. I think most of these updates can be mods - that way you don't have to play with them if you don't want them. And mods already have much less stupid ways of doing industrial stuff. The vanilla automation is based on using a bunch of random items in weird ways, like how Terraria automation somehow involves statues.
Ocean and nether update was honestly, peak to me.. I would say tho, I think a deep dark portal(it would be a new playing ground where they can flourish all sorts of ideas into the game)or an end update(still make it barren but a bit more interesting enough to go back to) would be a nice idea.. I just feel like the update themes are getting pretty dam blurry which not only makes the community confused, but the devs themselves confused on what they should add/do which leads to questionable decisions.
What they need to add to 1.21 to make it perfect: 1. A new armor trim found in the trial chambers 2. A new music disc found in the trial chambers 3. A new enchantment found in the trial chambers 4. Bundles
This made me realize that the last few updates were less and less impactful for an average person (They were still good though). I didn't even know that 1.20 was released till now. I haven't played for months, yes, but earlier I could at least tell that there was an update, and since 1.19 it's becoming harder and harder for me.
I'd say the average person owns a copy a Minecraft, which is why it's dying because everyone already owns atleast one copy and so the only way for Minecraft to make money is to ensure it's still relevant so that they can sell their shirts, toys, foods, books and other Minecraft games like dungeons or their board game because that's how Mojang makes money, which is why Minecraft updates are so bad, they put in just enough time and effort to keep the franchise financially profitable. The solution to all our problems is Minecraft 2
I think 1.21 will be intended to make a good hit for 1.22, which (I hope) will be the end update, which would be a gamechanger. With the bump of popularity from the already (shaping up to be) good 1.21, they could launch themselves back into the limelight.
how about *cough *cough inventory and the anvil problem? I don't rly play survival but even I understand that these need to be dealt first personally@@XayXayYT
@@XayXayYT as much as i'd love an end update i genuinely doubt they'll update the end, specially the main end island. like i genuinely do not remember a single significant change they've done to the main end island. i feel like it's stuck in update limbo because microsoft probably thinks it's way too iconic to change it
A desert or jungle update would be nice as both the biomes kinda suck. Desert could use camels, bugger cactus maybe cactus trees a block like the snow that you fall through, jungle could have monkeys and better trees longer vines and maybe even bushes. Oh also a Savannah update and tigers elephants knives new armour, deer antlers for armour tiger claw sword.
One of the many (and i mean MANY) things me and my friend brainstormed as ideas that could help the desert/mesa/savannah would be an abandonded western town, maybe even a horse wagon/carriage we could get from it. Also maybe whoevers been wanting that new golem for years can finally get one specific to that structure. Also if they wanted some mobs for filler content fennec foxes, scorpions, meerkats, ringtails, and maybe even coyotes, cougars, sand cats, and rattlesnakes could all work. Also they could do SOMETHING with ocelots. Additionally, I would love to see some sort of sphynx temple with a unique boss, unique loot, etc etc. I don't know why they can't think of stuff like this
The End Update (with a whole bunch of new biomes and maybe mobs, and the famed "Enderite" -perhaps?) A new boss, which we have been waiting for... for years.
All they have to do is make a major change to the game.For example the overall combat, jeb has already made a unoffically snapshot that revamped the combat system which community actually liked they just have to expand on that.
Holy crap. 2013-2015 was the peak of when I played it. I would stay up until 3 or 4 am every night playing Minecraft CTF thinking it was the shit. I recently started getting back into it by playing with some friends from college. It's been almost 10 years and I don't think my excitement for the game ever left. The next thing I'm planning to build in our server is my "house" - a treehouse that might have an underwater portion :o I'm already thinking about where the heck I can find sponge because that'll make draining it SO much easier.
Invis pots work well enough on guardians now, as long as you are wearing only one piece of armor. Together with water breathing pots and milk buckets make ocean ruins relatively easy, once you have the ability to make potions. I use the boots as my armor for depth strider. PS Always have access to 25+ ems, so that, if a wandering trader has nautilus shells, you can buy them out. A conduit would be nice for the underwater part of your base.
i downloaded minecraft in late 2012 and still play my first original map but its stuck at the 1.9.4 update... I have several cities now connected by hundreds of roads with some that are thousands of blocks long and the maximum distance of my building area domain is about 25,000 blocks across
what they really suffered from is the fact that they are tasked to do an EVEN BETTER update from the previous one, due to the highly appreciated updates from the time during the comeback era with 1.13, 1.14, (1.15 was a nice update), and my most favorite which is 1.16 (they really delivered in this one). But after those updates, in my opinion, were a bit messy. 1.17 - 1.18 were supposed to be only one update, 1.19 (imo, i was fairly dissapointed with this update with promising more like the new biomes and the fireflies, but then boom they werent added yet), and 1.20. To be fair 1.20 (in the standards of the updates before 1.13) was decent, but not BETTER than the previous ones, so in the perspective of the majority, it felt ehh. And also the mob votes (biome votes as well), I don't really understand why they dont just add ALL THREE mobs into the game. I think waiting for an update with MANY cool features being added and actually meeting people's expectations is better, than waiting for ABOUT A YEAR for an update that butchers what they promised in the beginning and just adding a mob that had expectations of having a USE, but ultimately fall down on people's expectations.
Honestly I think the only way to beat the 1.16 update is to revamp tons of stuff like biomes, and the end and bits of the nether. and especially the blossom biomes since they are really just trees with pink leaf's. And adding more to the ambience of minecraft which is something that they have basically never changed before
@@tarragoni4161 I think a huge ambience update would be a amazing update. Adding alot of newer and better textures for mobs,tools and more blocks. Animals to have different looking versions of themselfs. Mobs being able to move their eyes around. (alot of these ideas come from Skipthetutorials channel) and more sounds, details and JUST AMBIENCE to biomes
6:13 _1.21 is Mojang’s opportunity to win back the trust of the playerbase …_ *shows players sitting in stairs* _So Mojang when will we get furniture?_ :-)
The problem with new Minecraft is that its less survival and more kind and cute and very childish , removing stuff because its not nice is what is killing this game . Like why cant we tame animals like bears or why cant we skin the turtles like old Minecraft did with cows and other stuff ? Its like they have no balls lol
@@cfishing6235 I fucking said this a decade ago. I predicted it when it was happening. And the very next update after Jeb sold his soul, Minecraft's combat system was ruined forever. Fuck Microsoft.
@@Lmao4U Survival was never MC's strong point. Even in survival mode, you just end up building cool stuff for the hell of it, because there's just not much to do.
@@numbersstationsarchive194And the lack of iteration on content that actually focuses on survival is what has made it even more stale, hence why so many people are complaining now.
I have a few updates that might work. 1. Food update 2 End update 3. An update that has to do with the ancient city portal looking thing (like a new realm)
I think the update itself is looking quite good, and is fixing problems from 1.17. However until the EULA is clarified, and telemetry and chat reporting are reduced, it won’t be enough.
The new EULA actually doesn't have anything that wasn't in the old one; a bunch of youtubers just thought it would make good clickbait and people believed it. Chat reporting also doesn't affect 99% of servers, as they all just turn it off.
I literally Lost a Lot of progress in the Eula changes because i was forced to change My username and couldnt get My old one back, Even servers where You could link your discord had me start from scratch and i can't link My discord anymore
1.21 has a lot of great redstone features and a whole new dungeon, but unfortunately if this is all they give us, it might not be quite enough, what we know so far is almost enought to be a good update, but it feels like it needs just a few more things to push it over the edge.
Well, they're doing the 1.20 thing again of only showing us the stuff that is basically finished so we've so far seen about half of 1.21's features if the track record is consistent. Though it remains to be seen how many of those features will be tied to the trial chambers and, more importantly, how many of those trial chamber based features will wind up being usable in Minecraft's wider sandbox.
spot on. unfortunately I don't care for redstone and may not even come across a trial chamber in this next update. what other change aside from these two will affect my gameplay AT ALL? the dogshit villager changes? combat changes actually interest me but mostly on a novelty level; something new to get used to. there is nothing in the new update that all players will have to work around differently. this is why the nether update worked so well; YOU CANNOT BEAT THE GAME WITHOUT ENTERING THE NETHER. i don't see that level of gameplay shakeup here at all.@@remor698
I think the way mojang only shows the mostly completed stuff is very good for their reputation because it means there won't be a birch forest revamp cancel situation
@@flame811 It's good for them in that they can't do a big fumble like that anymore. It unfortunately is also bad for them in that it becomes painfully obvious just how slow they are at making progress. Like, the sniffer took multiple months to go from the vote concept into becoming a functional entity in-game and even then it took multiple weeks for its two decorative flowers to be added and properly implemented. No idea how that isn't talked about more, but I don't think there is any other game development company out there that works this inefficiently and is still being largely viewed in positively. And I continue to be amazed by the fact that none of the Mojang devs themselves seem to be upset by this either.
Mojang recently changed the game tick delay of copper bulbs and crafters to make them "more consistent" with other redstone components. They ruined these 2 game-changing items ;_;
the main issue is the fact that instead of choosing to push back the caves and cliffs update as a whole (even if in two parts), they're choosing to still release updates in a timely fashion, but then just push back anything they havent yet finished to the next update, here's the thing mojang, we dont really care about increasing our version number every 6 months, what we care about is features, if it takes two years to finish caves and cliffs for whatever reason, take 2 years to finish it, dont spread whatever content you have ready over whatever release date for a new version you had planned at that point. The warden was announced well over 2 years ago, it was *implemented* in the game well over 2 years ago, and only just now is it in the game? what gives? i genuinely dont mind waiting for an update, even if its well over a year until i get to play even a snapshot, but dont spread out the content over various different updates and expect people to be satisfied with bits and pieces content
Honestly I have always been pretty happy with minecraft updates and armor trims are cool af, but the armadillo getting addded just means that dogs no longer have to sit around in the house doing nothing cuz they got armor to and having armor trims for dog armor would also be cool af
I love the armor trims idea, but 1.20 also made it even harder for players to upgrade their diamond gear to netherite. Instead of simply combining netherite ingots with diamond gear on a smithing table, now u also have to find a netherite upgrade (which are pretty rare items) in order to actually upgrade ur diamond gear, which adds another step to the upgrading process.
Idk why my friend said this lmao: 1.17 caves and cliffs pt1 1.18 caves and cliffs pt2 1.19 caves and cliffs pt3 1.20 caves and cliffs pt 4 I think he said it cause you know , the deep dark and archeology came late i guess
At this point, I'm starting to wonder how long Mojang keeps going before they just leave it to the modders. They have to be feeling how Microsoft's deadlines and restrictive management (especially regarding weapons of all sorts) weigh them down, right?
It’s not Microsoft doing it, it’s Mojang. You think Microsoft cares about things like weapons and killing with all of their T and M lineups in their catalog? Nah it’s Mojang trying to be PC
not even "PC" their problem is their indecisiveness Their updates as of late have been mostly lacking and modders out here making better shit for free Mojang needs to hire these people to help out if programming all this shit is soooo difficult 🙄🙄 but they won't because they're clearly prideful in making it this far@@Spobbles69420
@@Spobbles69420 It's much more likely that Microsoft don't want this particular game to be T or higher, because of the average buyer demographic. Most people who play Minecraft are 10 or younger, and/or were when they started playing, and/or started playing because of children that age (there are exceptions, but they're much less common). Also, not sure about other people, but I often deliver poorer quality when I can't do things at my own pace. So the deadlines are still a factor. Mojang themselves would probably prefer to postpone the release instead of scrapping birch forests, for example.
@@ehx3419 so it’s Microsoft telling Mojang to do mob votes and to mess up redstone and to fuck up everything with Minecraft, got it. Mojang has no say whatsoever with how anything is done, in fact, it’s not even Mojang anymore, it’s just Microsoft making Minecraft. Mojang is a front for Microsoft’s money laundering operation. Be realistic, Mojang sucks you know what and it doesn’t matter how bad Microsoft sucks, you’re not escaping that fact.
@@Spobbles69420 There's no denying that Mojang made some really bad design decisions, but over half of them are forced by the boundaries of Microsoft's guidelines. Which still makes a whole bunch of bad design decisions they made on their own, but Microsoft is still far from innocent.
I have been watching your videos for a little while now while not commenting or anything, I forgot this was a feature but i'm glad it is because your videos are impressive and you deserve it
Perhaps the reason Mojang has been taking much longer to add such little features is because they are afraid of making more of these big mistakes. Mojang was trying to listen or the community more, which is why things started moving much more slowly😔
It’s kind of incredible how many controversies you covered, and yet didn’t even touch “concept art isn’t a commitment, we won’t update the birch forest”.
And I won't let go of the fact that the birch forest wasn't all that was scrapped with that statement. Both it and the swamp update were specifically showcased as just examples of what they planned on doing to make the overworld more "wild" in the sense of improving ambience. To put it simply, Mojang seem to have nuked over half of 1.19 behind the scenes and only made that known when pressed on the subject matter, not even apologizing or really explaining themselves.
@@-hello6177 I am sorry how the fuck bot updating the brich forest is equal to a half an update gone. Yall be stretching out mojangs words just to fit your narrative. Just accept it was an underwhelming update .
4:34 I don't think this list is very accurate. From what I've seen, phantoms are by far the most hated. I think the reason the sniffer might appear more controversial than it actually is may be how recent it is, which translates to being more in the public mind, and thus being more talked about/criticized. A year from now I doubt anyone will care about the sniffer. The glow squid was hated mostly because of TH-camr rigging, and being an underwhelming mob, but those 2 factors add up to being at most a completely useless mob, which is VASTLY better than the active hatred the phantom has.
Did you know the thing that actually affected the glowsquid votes was the submarine in the mob vote... Kids and adults thinked that they would add the glowsquid and the submarine...
Nobody is even talking about the fact they teased ray tracing on consoles for 3 whole years and gave us hope for some shaders just to quietly sweep the whole project under the rug without any explanation.
villagers WERE broken, theyre GOING to be fixed (sort of). the only issue is that the entire exp system needs a fix as well... i highly doubt villagers were really meant to become the OP game-winning grind-skipping advantage that they are today, rather a chain of bad decisions got us to this point accidentally
The tinkering theme of 1.21 and the fact they said they will "improve existing things" as well makes me highly hopeful that the anvil will get reworked
We're at a tipping point in Minecraft history right now. If the community sees another split update, crappy mob vote mob or feature getting rejected, Mojang - whose reputation is already firmly in the toilet - will be finished and the community might never trust them again. So 1.21 better be a good update. It's clear to everyone that themed updates (Nether Update, Aquatic Update etc) are the way to go, but the recent updates (Wild Update, Trails and Tails, 1.21) have just been random assortments of delayed items and useless mobs (Sniffer, Frog, Armadillo). Also, the bundle is delayed to 1.22, it's been delayed for 3 years now 🙄 Someone needs to show Mojang that the Minecraft Live stream was just filled with #STOPTHEMOBVOTE 😂
I’m going to be honest on my side, I stopped playing around the time microsoft accounts were becoming required. I had a group chat of friends and they had a modded minecraft server, after installing the mods I got ready to join only for my account to be banned, and I am not rebuying Minecraft just to recreate everything I’ve already had. Mostly unrelated to the video but I thought I should just add this because.. well, why not.
i'm baffled by how many people inside of the community aren't aware that the "community" is only about 5%-15% of all people who make up the minecraft playerbase (the majority are just casual players) and many videos like this one don't take this into account and overdramatise topics.
as long as you can still go back and play older versions I will never quit the game. when I started it was 2012 and I was in second grade. this game is my childhood. I may take breaks but I will never quit.
Everything you said in this video was correct, but one more big problem was the minecraft live. It did not feel like it was live and even when they announced the mob vote results it felt like watching a pre-recorded video. The live was very short and not good at all. It could have been way better if they actually made it feel like it was live. Also the fact that the chat was just filled with #StopTheMobVote the whole time was hillarious
This happens all the time. People said the Combat Tests were taking away the game's creativity. That the Redstone Update was too complicated. That the Horse Update was too corporate. This happens ALL THE TIME.
i think 1.21 is quite a banger so far, and its the perfect opportunity to revisit combat, especially since a good chunk of the update, tuff, copper, and the crafter, are all pretty much ready for release itd be kinda disappointing if all we got next was a single structure, but honestly just the new blocks and combat challenges sells the update for me anyways
8:31 The Industrial Revolution Update and its consequences have been a disaster for the game of minecraft. They have greatly increased the random stuff for those of us who live in “advanced” countries, but they have destabilized society, have made life unfulfilling, have subjected players to indignities, have led to widespread psychological suffering (in the Anarchy Servers to physical suffering as well) and have inflicted severe damage on the minecraft world
i hope mojang makes a good enough update for 1.21 to keep momentum rolling, and maybe they actually listen and overhaul the end to give something reminiscent of the nether update which would hopefully revive the game and put us back on the track to the top
Update: 1.21 is awesome, glad to see it worked out!
Very sorry that this vid took longer than expected, I hope this was worth the wait!
Also, I think someone can just make a video compilation of me saying the word "controversial" at this point lmao.
It'd be a very controversial video
Also a compilation of you saying
OBJECTIVELY
As long as YT doesn't give them Hyperaxemia for this
greate vid, and no worries abt the wait! 😁
Ive alerted the surrounding authorities
weird how axolotls can eat saltwater fish and live in saltwater as freshwater animals,but frogs cant eat slightly poisonus bugs
Mojang have no spine anymore. If the current owners had the game from the beginning, it would be an educational sandbox game for toddlers learning how to read
@@Pasclesrm Real
It's only really because the game is now marketed to little Timmies on their mommy's iPads.
Don’t give them any ideas
Wait, what do you mean poisonous bugs? There is bugs in MC?
Honestly they could’ve just added fireflies and make the frogs NOT eat them? Ik a 2 pixeled mob isn’t a big deal but it would still be useful to see in the dark and for builders.
Yeah… well I doubt they would glow, but Minecraft is quite keen on adding entirely useless mobs (sniffer, goats, other mob vote recommendations like the moobloom) so I don’t see why the wouldn’t add it at all.
It would be so easy to add and you’re right, frogs could just not eat them.
They would only glow like the glow squid or drowned, vanilla minecraft simply cant support moving light sources, only way around it is PC modding and the process is too much for phones or most Bedock devices to handle and they want to bring Java edition into the fold...
That day will simply be the final nail in the coffin....
Exactly
it would make swamps 10000000000 times less boring ngl. They could just make frogs eating fireflies do the same things as parrots when they eat cookies
Bats exist for ambience.
Why can't fireflies too?
Impactful. That’s the keyword. The Nether update was impactful and caves and cliffs was “supposed” to be, although the staggered release really hurt the impact. Mojang could work on even a single feature, and as long as it changes and improves the game in a way that feels impactful, the community would rejoice. The state of the game isn’t as healthy as it once was, after all, so people want to feel like it’s improving.
the crafter is pretty impactful
Minecraft 1.21 *is* impactful. Crafters, the copper bulbs and even the trial chambers will change how the game is played
infinte diamond farm, finally@@justaguy2183
I'm sorry but 1.13, 1.14, 1.16 and 1.18 were some of the most important minecraft update, if not the most important. I don't see how 1.19 or 1.20 is any worse than 1.10 or 1.12, where the game really stagnated.
I understand why they did what they did for Caves and Cliffs, but it would've been so much better if they delayed the entire update until it was ready.
the nether update was 4 years ago? wow time just flies like nothing
Yeah time doesn’t care about our feelings of nostalgia it just keeps moving
the loom (an item/block in minecraft) came out 5 years ago (2019) but it feels like it was added in 2022
I still wish there would be an end update. There are very few reasons to go to the end after beating the dragon, and I feel like floating islands above the void have so much potential
I think they're waiting for the right time to make that update. Probably when they inevitably scratch another dark age and need one more boost to get back on track.
@@glanni and by "right time" I assume u mean it's gonna take a LONG time to come up with an end update. Mojang already has a reputation of delaying their new update features.
your profile picture freaked me out
@@MorphyBDubov12 Same was said about the Nether. They just need to keep a similar vibe and make it unique and alien. Not that it isn't a big challenge to do right tho tbh.
@@MorphyBDubov12 the thing is... most ppl liked the nether update and probably even more would like an end update (if its done properly)
I doubt Minecraft will ever really die, with a devoted fan base and mods getting released and updated every so often I don’t think we will ever see Minecraft die.
the only thing that will make it die is a better vesion of minecraft, like hypixel. but it has to feel exactly like minecraft but geniunly better. like why would i eat little ceasers pizza now that they opened a dominoes right beside it?
@@Ozz131 no body can launch it like it due to copyright
Plus the End will end up getting its own update to.
Yeah
Yes I hope it lives but I really want new developers. They are so lazy & the directions they have been going have made me not play the game in a long time. The stuff they add & wont add is so unfathomable that I can’t even believe real people had these thoughts. The reason they won’t add sharks says everything you need to know about the company. Also how modders added the cave update & did it better before Minecraft also says a lot about them.
I remember when the aquatic update first came out, it was probably one of my favorites to be honest.
Edit: Dang, I didn’t expect to get so many likes! Thanks though.
Yes
Still my favourite if I had to choose one. But I liked every addition to the game, in hindsight. Although there are a lot of details I would love to be different.
my least favorite minecraft update is when notch(?) added diorite and granite and shit. only decorative, rock clutter that made me wanna kms
@@p27ch For builders that is like a hate crime lmao
@@Puggylord316 that's why im a stoner instead (the red kind)
Playerbase: “We want Bundles!”
Mojang: “Changes to Villager Trades? Okay!”
I personally think the villager changes are the best thing they have announced, villagers are currently incredibly overpowered
@@Shy_002 NEVER WISH THAT TO HAPPEN BECAUSE I DONT LIKE TO MINE AWAYS VILLIGERS ARE THE REAL POWER OF MINECRAFT AND NO THEY'RE NOT OVEPOWER! IF YOU WISH NERF THAN YOU ARE SADIST 🤣🤣🤣
@@atanasmiltenov 💀🤡☠
@@atanasmiltenov the no
@@Shy_002 this update has greatly affected bugrock
tbh i voted for the sniffer having high expectations bc new ancient flowers sounded very cool and i thought to myself: "hey i could manage to build something nice out of it". well we got only 2 flowers and for that the vote was not expected on my side and i hoped for more flowers with more diversity
There likely will be more flowers over time, as much as would have liked more flowers from the start.
The rascal was a better option
RIP.
@@TheRedddy226 To be fair, it would've been forgotten just as quickly. I highly doubt it would've dropped anything worthwile by the time you encountered it.
Yeah, there is a lot more they could have done with the prehistoric plants, especially given the evidently more fantastical nature of that old ecosystem giving a good reason to have some actual functionality behind them.
Still, we now do have a precident for the ancient world being revivable by the players in the game, so that when the devs eventually come back around to expanding on all the underdeveloped ideas of the past several years, we may find much more use in the archeology system than just potentially lost materials, crafting recipes and technologies. That's the main reason I voted for it anyways, playing a long game where I may have thought a bit too far ahead to be really all that reasonable.
I genuinely can't imagine Sniffer ever being added to the game without the vote. So I'm glad it won.
Honestly? I’d just like to see a complete revamp of older, existing structures! The juxtaposition between the new, stylish structures and old favourites like the stronghold, jungle temple and desert well are painfully easy to see. An update like this would be simple to do and receive overwhelming praise from the community at large!
it would be so cool to see new temples filled with traps and pitfalls with spikes and not just the basic arrow and tripwire trap.
The saddest thing about this though is that we could already have this if mojang just actually got rid of the ‘No mod rule’. There’s a TH-camr whose entire channel is dedicated to completely reworking structures like the temples and dungeons yet they don’t want to bite the bullet and just hire somebody like that.
@@partystarter8041 Remember when they added big trees, smooth lighting, the level format, pistons, and horses from mods with the help of the developers?
@@partystarter8041 what's the name of the channel?
I'd like revamped jungle and desert temples. Make em larger with more traps
Oops, they did it again. Copper bulbs were too cool and useful, so they decided to nerf them for no reason in the current snapshot. I hope this comment ages poorly and they bring back its original functionality, but seriously. Mojang has got to stop pulling stuff like this.
All redstoners, myself included, are already pissed off about this change. Even crafters got "fixed" too. Mojang always has to ruin unique and new blocks and items, smh...
I just wanted to comment this. I'm not a redstoner but the people that are were very excited about crafter and copper bulbs. Why would you ruin this? They're not even using the copper aging mechanics, copper bulbs had a one tick delay now they changed it to be instant. They could easily make it so that the four stages have different tick delays: instant, one tick, two tick, three tick.
@@satana8157 well, us redstoners were happy that copper bulbs had a unique tick delay that was different from other redstone components. Unlike others, copper bulbs have a tick delay of 1 game tick, which allowed Redstoners to create unique contraptions like improved wave machines.
@@Green_Kirby us redstoners🤓
@@TheWallerRub yes, us redstoners (although I mostly play on bedrock edition)
You forgot about the cancelation of the new birch biome
Who tf likes a birch biome, birch isnt even reak wood
@@jesusfernandez2094 Who tf said I like birch, you're isn't even a reak opinion
The spelling on this reply thread is atrocious. Good job.
@@void-9572 i was mocking him
@@ARandomPanda69420Reakly?
Maybe the real 1.21 was the friends we made along the way.
Dude can you help me with some spare change😢, I know you have some😏
@@ursulaoases8592 🤓👆
True
@@ursulaoases8592 Nah 💀, beggin on TH-cam gotta be a new real low
@@kazim1700 I am really low in life I literally stole this phone from a McDonalds karen
Only 50 bucks in her bank account man she poor
To be clear, people have been saying "This is THE END of Minecraft!!!1!1!!!" since forever. Even if Mojang does screw this up it would be very difficult to put the game in the ground indefinitely.
Even still, Minecraft SMPs are getting less popular, and more heavily edited, heavily scripted 5-minute videos for 4 year old kids, and Minecraft streams are not what they used to be. The community isn't the same, and it feels smaller than ever before, because of how little impactful creators there are right now.
@@googolplusoneabout the creators in my opinion the problom with them is dream smp and Tecnoblade. The dream smp was probably the biggest smp in minecraft ever, maybe lifesteal could compare but otherwise it was the biggest thing ever. Then Tecnoblade died.. and along with his death the dream smp was not the same and was shut down. The BIGGEST SMP AND THE BIGGEST TH-camR BOTH DIED What do you think the comunity will do..
Minecraft won’t die with a bang but a whisper and we are already seeing that with how popular the game is now compared to the previous decade. The point is that if they do not deliver a good update this time then they may lose all momentum to jumpstart back to a golden age again.
@@googolplusone yeah hermitcraft feels like probably the only SMP left which has mostly natural interactions, the videos feel like they're not made for kids. since dream and those types of mcyt came along most mc content is just youtube kids level trash
Even if the vanilla game dies, the modding community is just so huge that it would singlehandly keep the game alive
From what I've been noticing, I think the team at Mojang is starting to focus more on the technical side instead of raw overwhelming features that change the entire game. These past few updates have actually been game changing in the datapack and redstone community. So much new stuff that would have been literally impossible (or extremely difficult) to do is now easier than ever before. It seems like they're starting to become aware of what their community can do, and giving those resources to them instead of pouring it into complicated yet one-dimensional features.
The community produces update-sized content for fun, in a fraction of the time. They've even re-written Bedrock's ray tracing system to make it so efficient that current-gen smartphones could run ray tracing on version 1.23
I certainly hope this is the case! That's what I've been wanting because I was playing Forge 1.18, and exploring is downright painful since every single new chunk takes ages to load. Have they fixed that already, or should I hope that they do in the near future?
easier to be 1 person adding a few things than completely changing source code as a multi hundred person team @@SpredDemCheeks69
@@SpredDemCheeks69 Sure, people push out bug-filled, generic, and non-accessible mods all the time. But it doesn't mean they do it better than Mojang. Most mods out there don't need to account for Bedrock and what it needs to literally function on a multitude of devices, already relieving stress from mod developers. Not to mention, most mods out there don't TRY to feel vanilla, instead opting for what the mod creator intends, which is okay, but should not be used as an argument for why Mojang takes time to develop their game. Modding is literally not comparable to actually developing for Mojang/on Minecraft.
That's not to say all mods are as buggy or generic as I said above. Some are truly high quality, you can even feel the passion the developer put into the project. But in reality, no mod developer even knows the full development process and design philosophy behind what makes Minecraft feel so great for nearly everyone to play. Sure, some updates may cater to one aspect of the community, but that's okay. Minecraft is constantly updated and evolving, and eventually every player will get something they want to use. It goes without saying, but some people need it articulated, that Mojang makes mistakes. No company and no developer is perfect. They were too ambitious with 1.17, they tend to leave some features in the dust, and some features are not what the community feels like they should be. The only way to improve these aspects of Mojang, is to communicate, critique and share our opinions to them, so they know how we feel. Saying mod developers "...produces update-sized content for fun, in a fraction of the time." is harsh and simply untrue. Mods feel completely different in most cases and you can see it clear as day, contrasted with Mojang's quality and dedication to what makes Minecraft so great for nearly everyone to enjoy.
Develop a mod for Bedrock & Java, across all consoles, make sure the balance of that mod is in such a way that tries its hardest to cater to everyone, then have it compliment the lore, and finally, have it feel like it belongs in vanilla Minecraft in the eyes of nearly everyone. Then, I'll consider your point.
Yeah but thats that problem, most minecraft players cant make mods, or dont use redstone so for the casual players it feels like nothing is being added
I would say probably adding some wolf variants definitely helped a little bit with the controversy😂
Just add a few cute things and watch all the people fuming quickly forget their disapproval at mojang.
Funny how people work
@@juanitoalcachofa3485Not all people work like that😐
And if in-depth dog breeding mechanics are _too much of a hassle_ for _poor wittle Mojang..._ Then let them add tameable Dire-Wolfs at least.
Please, an upgrade like that to our dogs would be so cool.
With things like wind charges, the bogged, the mace, ominous trials, etc the tricky trials went from hated to loved and im one of those too
Honestly, I wouldn't mind another dark age for Minecraft like 2016-2019. That period brought about some of the most revolutionary updates, entirely reworking large amounts of the game like the oceans, villagers, even the artstyle - and the update that cemented the end of the dark age was the Nether Update, once again reworking and changing a lot of things about the game. Microsoft/Mojang are afraid to make impactful changes like that right now because of the popularity of the game. Once the game dies down a bit more, they will be more open to taking larger steps again. I would compare the current updates to 1.10-1.12, updates that don't majorly impact the game and don't force you to interact with them. And if Minecraft truly enters another dark age with 1.21, we might get updates along the lines of 1.13-1.16 again to get the game back into the spotlight.
I cant update my map past 1.9. The thousands of structures and landscapes Ive built in my original map is much more interesting to play with than some fancy new things in an new empty map.
THIS!!!! also i think that people need to realize a lot of these recent major overhauls to the games terrain generation and whatnot are a result in better computers/hardware to run the game on. eventually in 10 years minecraft could be an entirely different game, ten years ago i wouldn't have believed anyone who told me that the nether would actually get an update or the build limit would be raised, or customizable armor, etc. this game has grown so much, and i think we fail to realize how much time has been put into the franchise and how much it will evolve with us as a community
@@UhtredOfBamburghupdating the game wouldnt delete all your builds
2016-2019 was not a dark age for mincraft! It surged in popularity around the beginning of 2018. Bro really think dream was what brought Minecraft back
@@nicholasproductions237 Isn't dream that youtuber who drugged the voice actor for gumball and gave him alcohol, so he could record a video to blackmail him?
"People were having too much fun respawning villagers to get mending, so we made it so you had to drag villagers into a swamp biome to obtain it now. Kaythanksbye"
i just came back after not having played for 2 years and these villager trades are so bad
@@7e7e7e bro. they are making it so you cant easily exploit faulty villager mechanics and easily get the most game ruining enchantment they ever made.
@@7e7e7e my guy they have been in the game since 2019 💀
@@Jay-qd7ib smithing templates def did NOT exist in 2021-22
@@7e7e7e since when the fuck did smithing templates appear in FUCKING VILLAGER TRADES?
I don't know if it's just me but in my opinion, there must be an update to The End somewhere! Like to think about going to the End Cities only to get Shulker boxes and Elytras, it feels like there's so much to be out there missing.
One thing I've noticed is that _every update_ after the Nether Update so far has been trying to pick up the pieces that Caves and Cliffs left behind. 1.17 added the blocks and mobs, 1.18 added the new terrain and caves, 1.19 added the warden and deep dark finally, and 1.20 gave us archaeology, and 1.21 is expanding on Copper and Tuff to give them more uses. Covid really screwed everyone over hard, and they're still slowly trying to recover from it.
from what I seen idk if they will actually ever add the bundles considering they had issues with it. And at the end of the day, I don't care, unlike the community I'm not that demanding. 1.20 is far from being a bad update imo :)
@@LucBlocker It's a pretty weird Opinion from me, but as bundles are basically a toggle like the starter chest, i just consider bundles to be part of the full game already, even if it's not official.
@@LucBlocker Yeah 1.20 was cool imo. Wish they had done a _little_ more with the actual archaeology using the brush, and the Sniffer would have greatly benefited from a few more ancient plants, but I don't know why people didn't like it.
Bundles are too fundamentally flawed in design to really work, they ultimately just complicate inventory management even more. What we really need is just simple extra inventory space, no gimmicks.
@@lasercraft32 Yea I do have to admit that only TWO plants is a bit lame, idk what the reason behind this decision was considering there was a 3rd one that got scrapped for some reason. Archeology is cool enough imo, I think it just needs to be more rewarding, rn I only see it being useful for getting decorated pots
@@Icomplaintoomuch I don't rly understand what you mean considering you can't carry a chest full of items lol
I feel if they introduced the copper golem in this update the community would be on board, it's the perfect update for a copper golem
Instead they did another mob vote, because mojang is losing the capability of making cohesive updates.
But they could add the copper golem AND the armadillo, proving that mobs that didn't win in the past can still be added eventually.
i'm quite certain that they won't. The idea for the copper golem was 'a mob that presses buttons'. It didn't get chosen and the idea was thrown back into the ideas pile. It looks to me as if the breeze is what that idea got turned into.
@@fokke4566 and good. golems are soo boring and add little to the world, lore and quality of life
They actually confirmed that they wont be adding the tuff or copper golem this update
Me and all my friends think that the caves and cliffs update was pretty underwhelming, and the main reason being that it changed more of the ascetics and cosmetic rather than the actual mechanics. The biggest example being copper. It is an extremely common item now but there is hardly any use for it. So now the caves are overwhelmingly big without giving a rewarding result. I know the update helps for people who prefer the building aspect, but I feel like survival hasn't really had much substantial updates since the nether update. This could just be more personal preferences though, so I'm not trying to say that this is what everyone thinks.
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The best uptade that they can add is a new dimension.
modded copper is better
1.12/1.16 modded supremacy !
What's wrong with something adding more aesthetics then mechanics? The caves are a lot more interesting to explore now n for me it makes mining more fun, idk what's with this expectation for every update to be huge n perfect, I enjoyed the caves n cliffs update and it's definitely changed survival for me, it actually gave me more want to play in survival. Minecraft isn't just about defeating the ender dragon there's more things you can do, I've read other ppl saying they've never touched some of the new features like the ruins and sniffers and the new biomes, but for me I have, n that's cuz everyone plays differently n I get wanting more things that affect the route to defeating the ender dragon, but that doesn't mean the other new stuff hasn't added anything to the game
@josephtheodorem.391 I've literally never defeated the ender dragon because I don't care to. I'm not saying more stuff that looks cool isn't good, but I'd like there to be more use for new stuff because often times it feels like there's nothing added to the gameplay. Now I personally haven't played the game in a bit so it could be better now, but for me and my friends the caves and cliff's update was extremely underwhelming.
the temperature would be instantly put to 0 if we either got a new dimention or an ACTUAL end update.
@@Umochi6934 you think that that's that fast? I bet they have already made some changes but it doesn't take just a couple years to create a whole new dimension
Honestly, I just think we need a desert update or something that revamps already existing things because the more structures they add, the less likely things like the jungle temple, ocean monument, savannahs and plains will be updated and get new features. Also I think we just need and end update it's so over due like if you're gonna update one dimension why not update the other and the end is so bland. Same with the strongholds they've been the same for so long.
There should be a two part dungeon update, one update that adds in tons of mini dungeons like boss towers or labyrinths, etc, and then the second part should be big boss dungeons that have you fight dragons, or a Kraken, or Troll or something, anything that makes adventuring cool and worth exploring
@@dnrspdr03canadian95 Yeah, it's kinda too easy to get settled right now
@@Brent-jj6qi the game just feels empty and boring, half the game's dungeons haven't even been updated for almost a decade and the other half that are interesting feel like it should have been in the game a decade ago with how basic they appear to be.
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Yeah, trial chambers are basically dungeons 2.0.
There's a possibility on a speculation video for the combat snapshots and it's changes.
From the page, other than the cleaving enchantment, there's possibly a nerf to shields to only take 5 hearts of damage, but for me, that introduces the idea of multi-tiered shields. Then there's the long known stackable potions, but I digress.
Anyways, I enjoy the video as it fights back the intrusive/hivemind-esque thoughts of ire against the publisher
Diamond Shields would be great for defending your party in boss fights...
What they need to do in the future is only announce features if they know 100 percent that they are ready because announcing something and then splitting it, if we just announce part 1 but not label it as part 1, people will think adding part 2 is them doing extra work
that's literally what they do now lmao. thats why the majority of trails and tales features were announced in the middle of development
No, it’s completely fine to announce that’s not completely implemented. They just need to do it instead of giving a ridiculous reason not to.
nether update: MOJANG IS THE BEST
caves and cliffs one: pretty chill of an update ngl
caves and cliffs two: alright, not that bad
wild update: meh
trails and tales: i don't give anything special about it.
4 years since the nether update. the next update must be on it's level
We need a completely revamped end update or a new dimension with good items in it
I actually kinda like the idea of the villager update. I agree it’s not ideal as is but I think it heads in a good direction. I would support adding something to make moving villagers easier (make villagers follow if you hold emeralds for instance) and I think it should be possible to get max level enchant books directly but I like the idea of targeted exploration to find specific enchants instead of endlessly breaking lecterns.
It probably shouldn't be possible to get max enchant stuff directly, you should get pre-max.
That way you have justification to collect multiple of each and combine them to make max. That way you don't get 1 chest and find the best possible enchantment.
I'd like a rail update cuz the minecarts don't get enough love
@@spritemon98 one cool idea would be to add something like a “minecart with emerald” that would attract villagers in the mornings and evenings. Would be kinda cool to set up commuting villagers who wake up in the morning, board the minecart train and travel to the village center where they’re ejected to work and then look for a return cart in the evening. This could then be exploited for easier villager transport via minecart.
It's a bit funny though how they removed fireflies because they are harmful to frogs, but they also are like "oh enslaving people, forcing them to breed, and taking their children away, thats cool"
i'd rather be forced to explore and find a swamp, then break lecterns over and over honestly. i can sit in a village and get maxed out before ever going below the surface, takes away many aspects of the game
I have been thinking about this exact thing since a little before watching Minecraft live this year. This update can be huge for the game if it works out, and it's showing promise to do just that. I may be biased, considering I've joined the Minecraft community at around 1.13, but I don't think Minecraft is going anywhere for a while. Even with all the controversies (omg I said the word that xay says), and the community being more toxic than the wither, Minecraft as a whole hasn't been harmed too badly. With many other games, half this amount of community backlash would be a point of no return, but it really does feel like we're one step away from the second Minecraft renaissance.
I'm optimistic, and I agree with a lot of what was said in the video (especially the "all mojang needs to do now is not screw up- they screwed up" lol). Let's hope it's a good one, good luck to us all o7
I find it cute when people talk about having been around for a while but then listing a double digit update lol.
@@drewpeacock9087 you seem to be forgetting 1.13 was 6 years ago now. you're getting old mate
Anyone else notice the like button lights up at 6:52 when he mentions it? At least on pc
was looking through comments for someone else who saw this lol
how long has that been a feature in youtube?
It's on mobile app also something like animation
What the hell. That was weird af.
Seems to work on mobile too... Interesting
A big problem is that mojang has just started to feel really lazy, like back then a mob vote was a fun way to get the community to chose a little fun mob to get added in addition to the many updates coming, but now a mob from a mob vote makes up 1/3 to 1/2 of a years content.
Honestly, the Industrial Revolution update is exactly what this is for me. Im really into computational redstone and these features are a godsend when it comes to displays, counters, logic circuits, and everything. Its made computational redstone so much easier in so many areas!
I came up with an Industrial Update idea in Xay-Xay's comment, go check it out and see what u think ;)
Maybe. I think it should be a mod. I think most of these updates can be mods - that way you don't have to play with them if you don't want them. And mods already have much less stupid ways of doing industrial stuff. The vanilla automation is based on using a bunch of random items in weird ways, like how Terraria automation somehow involves statues.
@@thewhitefalcon8539 Well, even if these features are in the game and not in a mod, no one is forcing you to use them.
@@friskycuber By that logic the game should just have everything, including an infinite resource box and a win button.
@@thewhitefalcon8539 Thats completely different than there being 1 or two redstone features that you dont even have to use in the first place.
1:11 best song of 2023
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9:11 Certified Jaden Williams Moment
Thanks for making the video fully captioned and enjoyable without sound! (I'm watching at work 😂)
Ocean and nether update was honestly, peak to me.. I would say tho, I think a deep dark portal(it would be a new playing ground where they can flourish all sorts of ideas into the game)or an end update(still make it barren but a bit more interesting enough to go back to) would be a nice idea.. I just feel like the update themes are getting pretty dam blurry which not only makes the community confused, but the devs themselves confused on what they should add/do which leads to questionable decisions.
8:20 I mean... thats how Minecraft updates USED to be. There wasn't always a theme
Notch would just go "this'll be cool" and did it
3:45 The comedic timing here is gold
What they need to add to 1.21 to make it perfect:
1. A new armor trim found in the trial chambers
2. A new music disc found in the trial chambers
3. A new enchantment found in the trial chambers
4. Bundles
We grt bogged skeletons now
Bundles suck.
Oh, _please._ Bundles are useless.
*GIVE US BACKPACKS ALREADY!*
5. END UPDATE
1. Bolt trim
2. Both Creators & Precipice
3. The Mace Enchantments
4. Took them long enough but they're finally doing it
I discovered your channel fairly recently, and it’s been a delight to binge almost all of your videos :)
I think I’m gonna stick around for good
I'm glad to hear that you do! There's more to come :)
@@XayXayYTheck yeah! Excited to see you grow your audience, you’ve got a good thing going here :)
This made me realize that the last few updates were less and less impactful for an average person (They were still good though). I didn't even know that 1.20 was released till now. I haven't played for months, yes, but earlier I could at least tell that there was an update, and since 1.19 it's becoming harder and harder for me.
I'll be honest I stopped playing minecraft a few months back to, I stopped at 1.19 and just only checked 1.20 once just to see the Sniffer.
I'd say the average person owns a copy a Minecraft, which is why it's dying because everyone already owns atleast one copy and so the only way for Minecraft to make money is to ensure it's still relevant so that they can sell their shirts, toys, foods, books and other Minecraft games like dungeons or their board game because that's how Mojang makes money, which is why Minecraft updates are so bad, they put in just enough time and effort to keep the franchise financially profitable. The solution to all our problems is Minecraft 2
I still play 1.7.10 to this day on my own modded version. Minecraft updates will ALWAYS suck compared to what you can already create for yourself.
I think 1.21 will be intended to make a good hit for 1.22, which (I hope) will be the end update, which would be a gamechanger. With the bump of popularity from the already (shaping up to be) good 1.21, they could launch themselves back into the limelight.
I hope so too, an end update is something that I'm looking forward to the most
@@XayXayYT I think most are, honestly.
I hope they do it like they did with the nether. But making it overwhelming could be controversy
how about *cough *cough inventory and the anvil problem? I don't rly play survival but even I understand that these need to be dealt first personally@@XayXayYT
@@XayXayYT as much as i'd love an end update i genuinely doubt they'll update the end, specially the main end island. like i genuinely do not remember a single significant change they've done to the main end island. i feel like it's stuck in update limbo because microsoft probably thinks it's way too iconic to change it
This was really fun to watch and your editing is great!
A desert or jungle update would be nice as both the biomes kinda suck. Desert could use camels, bugger cactus maybe cactus trees a block like the snow that you fall through, jungle could have monkeys and better trees longer vines and maybe even bushes. Oh also a Savannah update and tigers elephants knives new armour, deer antlers for armour tiger claw sword.
camels in the desert are already a thing as of 1.20!
a cactus house.
Tbh a lot of things should be prioritized over jungle. It has 3 unique mobs.
One of the many (and i mean MANY) things me and my friend brainstormed as ideas that could help the desert/mesa/savannah would be an abandonded western town, maybe even a horse wagon/carriage we could get from it. Also maybe whoevers been wanting that new golem for years can finally get one specific to that structure. Also if they wanted some mobs for filler content fennec foxes, scorpions, meerkats, ringtails, and maybe even coyotes, cougars, sand cats, and rattlesnakes could all work. Also they could do SOMETHING with ocelots.
Additionally, I would love to see some sort of sphynx temple with a unique boss, unique loot, etc etc. I don't know why they can't think of stuff like this
The End Update (with a whole bunch of new biomes and maybe mobs, and the famed "Enderite" -perhaps?) A new boss, which we have been waiting for... for years.
basicly the whole vid:
so, the only thing they needed to do, was not get into another contravers- SO, they got into another contraversy
1:20 PvZ fog background music goes hard 🔥🔥
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@@Cherno35 Nope
0:03 bro is from nickelback
All they have to do is make a major change to the game.For example the overall combat, jeb has already made a unoffically snapshot that revamped the combat system which community actually liked they just have to expand on that.
Holy crap. 2013-2015 was the peak of when I played it. I would stay up until 3 or 4 am every night playing Minecraft CTF thinking it was the shit. I recently started getting back into it by playing with some friends from college. It's been almost 10 years and I don't think my excitement for the game ever left. The next thing I'm planning to build in our server is my "house" - a treehouse that might have an underwater portion :o I'm already thinking about where the heck I can find sponge because that'll make draining it SO much easier.
Invis pots work well enough on guardians now, as long as you are wearing only one piece of armor. Together with water breathing pots and milk buckets make ocean ruins relatively easy, once you have the ability to make potions. I use the boots as my armor for depth strider.
PS Always have access to 25+ ems, so that, if a wandering trader has nautilus shells, you can buy them out. A conduit would be nice for the underwater part of your base.
i downloaded minecraft in late 2012 and still play my first original map but its stuck at the 1.9.4 update... I have several cities now connected by hundreds of roads with some that are thousands of blocks long and the maximum distance of my building area domain is about 25,000 blocks across
what they really suffered from is the fact that they are tasked to do an EVEN BETTER update from the previous one, due to the highly appreciated updates from the time during the comeback era with 1.13, 1.14, (1.15 was a nice update), and my most favorite which is 1.16 (they really delivered in this one). But after those updates, in my opinion, were a bit messy. 1.17 - 1.18 were supposed to be only one update, 1.19 (imo, i was fairly dissapointed with this update with promising more like the new biomes and the fireflies, but then boom they werent added yet), and 1.20. To be fair 1.20 (in the standards of the updates before 1.13) was decent, but not BETTER than the previous ones, so in the perspective of the majority, it felt ehh.
And also the mob votes (biome votes as well), I don't really understand why they dont just add ALL THREE mobs into the game. I think waiting for an update with MANY cool features being added and actually meeting people's expectations is better, than waiting for ABOUT A YEAR for an update that butchers what they promised in the beginning and just adding a mob that had expectations of having a USE, but ultimately fall down on people's expectations.
Honestly I think the only way to beat the 1.16 update is to revamp tons of stuff like biomes, and the end and bits of the nether. and especially the blossom biomes since they are really just trees with pink leaf's. And adding more to the ambience of minecraft which is something that they have basically never changed before
@@tarragoni4161 I think a huge ambience update would be a amazing update. Adding alot of newer and better textures for mobs,tools and more blocks. Animals to have different looking versions of themselfs. Mobs being able to move their eyes around. (alot of these ideas come from Skipthetutorials channel) and more sounds, details and JUST AMBIENCE to biomes
@@abhikergaming7783 That’s what the Wild Update was supposedly going to be before it became a lackluster update.
6:13 _1.21 is Mojang’s opportunity to win back the trust of the playerbase …_
*shows players sitting in stairs*
_So Mojang when will we get furniture?_ :-)
Your points and editing are getting insane, keep up the great work!
The problem with new Minecraft is that its less survival and more kind and cute and very childish , removing stuff because its not nice is what is killing this game . Like why cant we tame animals like bears or why cant we skin the turtles like old Minecraft did with cows and other stuff ? Its like they have no balls lol
Because Microsoft neutered them.
@@cfishing6235 I fucking said this a decade ago. I predicted it when it was happening. And the very next update after Jeb sold his soul, Minecraft's combat system was ruined forever. Fuck Microsoft.
that's because it used to be a survival game, now its a sandbox
@@Lmao4U Survival was never MC's strong point. Even in survival mode, you just end up building cool stuff for the hell of it, because there's just not much to do.
@@numbersstationsarchive194And the lack of iteration on content that actually focuses on survival is what has made it even more stale, hence why so many people are complaining now.
4:25 "morbius tier update" 💀💀💀 morbius roasted HARD
That was the funniest comment, I feel like it was a bit too harsh LMAO
The editing of this video is a sin
"Its just like watching a widescreen Tiktok" -Pyrocyinical
I have a few updates that might work.
1. Food update
2 End update
3. An update that has to do with the ancient city portal looking thing (like a new realm)
food is the only good one
A farming update would be sooo dope
Maybe they add like a scythe, throw a bunch of new stuff to grow. Seasoning and a new way of cooking, new mobs to farm and shit. Yeah man
The food idea may not be smth we think about a lot
But a great idea
@@grace_glmv1150 just something different. Can even do different things. Gives us a reason to travel further than just a few thousand blocks.
I think the update itself is looking quite good, and is fixing problems from 1.17. However until the EULA is clarified, and telemetry and chat reporting are reduced, it won’t be enough.
This new eula is already a clarification of the previous eula
The new EULA actually doesn't have anything that wasn't in the old one; a bunch of youtubers just thought it would make good clickbait and people believed it. Chat reporting also doesn't affect 99% of servers, as they all just turn it off.
I literally Lost a Lot of progress in the Eula changes because i was forced to change My username and couldnt get My old one back, Even servers where You could link your discord had me start from scratch and i can't link My discord anymore
@@icantthinkofaname4723 Oberoni fallacy
@@ultimate9056 Irrelevant here.
1.21 has a lot of great redstone features and a whole new dungeon, but unfortunately if this is all they give us, it might not be quite enough, what we know so far is almost enought to be a good update, but it feels like it needs just a few more things to push it over the edge.
Well, they're doing the 1.20 thing again of only showing us the stuff that is basically finished so we've so far seen about half of 1.21's features if the track record is consistent. Though it remains to be seen how many of those features will be tied to the trial chambers and, more importantly, how many of those trial chamber based features will wind up being usable in Minecraft's wider sandbox.
spot on. unfortunately I don't care for redstone and may not even come across a trial chamber in this next update. what other change aside from these two will affect my gameplay AT ALL? the dogshit villager changes? combat changes actually interest me but mostly on a novelty level; something new to get used to. there is nothing in the new update that all players will have to work around differently. this is why the nether update worked so well; YOU CANNOT BEAT THE GAME WITHOUT ENTERING THE NETHER. i don't see that level of gameplay shakeup here at all.@@remor698
I think the way mojang only shows the mostly completed stuff is very good for their reputation because it means there won't be a birch forest revamp cancel situation
@@flame811 It's good for them in that they can't do a big fumble like that anymore. It unfortunately is also bad for them in that it becomes painfully obvious just how slow they are at making progress. Like, the sniffer took multiple months to go from the vote concept into becoming a functional entity in-game and even then it took multiple weeks for its two decorative flowers to be added and properly implemented.
No idea how that isn't talked about more, but I don't think there is any other game development company out there that works this inefficiently and is still being largely viewed in positively. And I continue to be amazed by the fact that none of the Mojang devs themselves seem to be upset by this either.
Mojang recently changed the game tick delay of copper bulbs and crafters to make them "more consistent" with other redstone components. They ruined these 2 game-changing items ;_;
the main issue is the fact that instead of choosing to push back the caves and cliffs update as a whole (even if in two parts), they're choosing to still release updates in a timely fashion, but then just push back anything they havent yet finished to the next update, here's the thing mojang, we dont really care about increasing our version number every 6 months, what we care about is features, if it takes two years to finish caves and cliffs for whatever reason, take 2 years to finish it, dont spread whatever content you have ready over whatever release date for a new version you had planned at that point. The warden was announced well over 2 years ago, it was *implemented* in the game well over 2 years ago, and only just now is it in the game? what gives? i genuinely dont mind waiting for an update, even if its well over a year until i get to play even a snapshot, but dont spread out the content over various different updates and expect people to be satisfied with bits and pieces content
3:35XD actually so true especially the fuq u
Honestly I have always been pretty happy with minecraft updates and armor trims are cool af, but the armadillo getting addded just means that dogs no longer have to sit around in the house doing nothing cuz they got armor to and having armor trims for dog armor would also be cool af
I love the armor trims idea, but 1.20 also made it even harder for players to upgrade their diamond gear to netherite. Instead of simply combining netherite ingots with diamond gear on a smithing table, now u also have to find a netherite upgrade (which are pretty rare items) in order to actually upgrade ur diamond gear, which adds another step to the upgrading process.
It's super expensive with the 7 diamond requirement to dupe the neitherite template
Fair warning: they will still push you off of a cliff without blinking.
@@spritemon98 exactly! And it's all just to copy ONE template!
@@Green_Kirby it's nearly a stack of diamonds if you wanna dupe 8 templates for netherite armor and 4 tools
Very good video and the editing/humor gets better with every new video. Hope to see more comparisons with older versions of the game in the future :)
"I don't want minecraft to die" that's so sweet 🥺
4:50 95% of the minecraft live chat was just #stopthemobvote
3:52 it says 'omg xay said the word' for anyone who's interested
This video is AMAZING. You put everything into perfect persoective and just laid everything that needs to be said out beautifully. Great job.
Idk why my friend said this lmao:
1.17 caves and cliffs pt1
1.18 caves and cliffs pt2
1.19 caves and cliffs pt3
1.20 caves and cliffs pt 4
I think he said it cause you know , the deep dark and archeology came late i guess
funny thing is 1.21 can be considered Caves and Cliffs pt5 as they're finally adding bundles as well as Copper & Tuff's new uses
Amazing video as always. I hope Mojang tries this time to make an actual great update without any excuses.
At this point, I'm starting to wonder how long Mojang keeps going before they just leave it to the modders. They have to be feeling how Microsoft's deadlines and restrictive management (especially regarding weapons of all sorts) weigh them down, right?
It’s not Microsoft doing it, it’s Mojang. You think Microsoft cares about things like weapons and killing with all of their T and M lineups in their catalog? Nah it’s Mojang trying to be PC
not even "PC" their problem is their indecisiveness
Their updates as of late have been mostly lacking and modders out here making better shit for free
Mojang needs to hire these people to help out if programming all this shit is soooo difficult 🙄🙄 but they won't because they're clearly prideful in making it this far@@Spobbles69420
@@Spobbles69420 It's much more likely that Microsoft don't want this particular game to be T or higher, because of the average buyer demographic. Most people who play Minecraft are 10 or younger, and/or were when they started playing, and/or started playing because of children that age (there are exceptions, but they're much less common).
Also, not sure about other people, but I often deliver poorer quality when I can't do things at my own pace. So the deadlines are still a factor. Mojang themselves would probably prefer to postpone the release instead of scrapping birch forests, for example.
@@ehx3419 so it’s Microsoft telling Mojang to do mob votes and to mess up redstone and to fuck up everything with Minecraft, got it. Mojang has no say whatsoever with how anything is done, in fact, it’s not even Mojang anymore, it’s just Microsoft making Minecraft. Mojang is a front for Microsoft’s money laundering operation.
Be realistic, Mojang sucks you know what and it doesn’t matter how bad Microsoft sucks, you’re not escaping that fact.
@@Spobbles69420 There's no denying that Mojang made some really bad design decisions, but over half of them are forced by the boundaries of Microsoft's guidelines. Which still makes a whole bunch of bad design decisions they made on their own, but Microsoft is still far from innocent.
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@@XayXayYT of course can't wait yo see what you have in store
5:04 those keyboard sounds are so nice
0:52 seeing yae miko was a jumpscare
Yae bonk
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Perhaps the reason Mojang has been taking much longer to add such little features is because they are afraid of making more of these big mistakes.
Mojang was trying to listen or the community more, which is why things started moving much more slowly😔
This aged poorly lol.
Mojang now ignoring more feedback than ever
It’s kind of incredible how many controversies you covered, and yet didn’t even touch “concept art isn’t a commitment, we won’t update the birch forest”.
And I won't let go of the fact that the birch forest wasn't all that was scrapped with that statement. Both it and the swamp update were specifically showcased as just examples of what they planned on doing to make the overworld more "wild" in the sense of improving ambience.
To put it simply, Mojang seem to have nuked over half of 1.19 behind the scenes and only made that known when pressed on the subject matter, not even apologizing or really explaining themselves.
You know it's bad when erasing half of an update is overlooked when discussing their flaws
tbf I think camman18 would have hated the update even more if the birch forest was update
*wink *wink
Oh, that's what we thought 1.19 would be!
@@-hello6177 I am sorry how the fuck bot updating the brich forest is equal to a half an update gone.
Yall be stretching out mojangs words just to fit your narrative.
Just accept it was an underwhelming update .
5:40 thanks man, I was like "idk celsius" then u come in and save the day with fahrenheit 🇺🇸
4:34 I don't think this list is very accurate. From what I've seen, phantoms are by far the most hated. I think the reason the sniffer might appear more controversial than it actually is may be how recent it is, which translates to being more in the public mind, and thus being more talked about/criticized. A year from now I doubt anyone will care about the sniffer.
The glow squid was hated mostly because of TH-camr rigging, and being an underwhelming mob, but those 2 factors add up to being at most a completely useless mob, which is VASTLY better than the active hatred the phantom has.
I think that's fair to say yeah
Fr.. Phantoms be really annoying.. Like i hate them. LIKE I'D LITERALLY KI-
Did you know the thing that actually affected the glowsquid votes was the submarine in the mob vote... Kids and adults thinked that they would add the glowsquid and the submarine...
There should be some "Railroading" update, that adds more track variants (switches, crossings and other) and also ads some type of a coupling
Great video, both explaining serious issues about Minecraft and being funny af lol
1:24 I hate how I instantly went "is that a yae miko skin"
whoa wtf how was there an animation on the like button at 6:53?
It's a new youtube feature, It works whenever someone say "Like" or "Subscribe,
It can be used 3 times per video and can be used 1 per 5 minutes
@@-._Ahmad_.-ye it tricks people into liking/subscribing
Nobody is even talking about the fact they teased ray tracing on consoles for 3 whole years and gave us hope for some shaders just to quietly sweep the whole project under the rug without any explanation.
Cool video, it's well paced with good animation and pretty thing to look at 10/10 keep up the good work my dude
1) earn their trust
2)betrayal
villagers WERE broken, theyre GOING to be fixed (sort of). the only issue is that the entire exp system needs a fix as well...
i highly doubt villagers were really meant to become the OP game-winning grind-skipping advantage that they are today, rather a chain of bad decisions got us to this point accidentally
It's been like this since 1.14 and they've been slowly chipping away at villager trading ever since
The tinkering theme of 1.21 and the fact they said they will "improve existing things" as well makes me highly hopeful that the anvil will get reworked
The speedrunners will be mad 😂
We're at a tipping point in Minecraft history right now. If the community sees another split update, crappy mob vote mob or feature getting rejected, Mojang - whose reputation is already firmly in the toilet - will be finished and the community might never trust them again.
So 1.21 better be a good update. It's clear to everyone that themed updates (Nether Update, Aquatic Update etc) are the way to go, but the recent updates (Wild Update, Trails and Tails, 1.21) have just been random assortments of delayed items and useless mobs (Sniffer, Frog, Armadillo). Also, the bundle is delayed to 1.22, it's been delayed for 3 years now 🙄
Someone needs to show Mojang that the Minecraft Live stream was just filled with #STOPTHEMOBVOTE 😂
Or, you know, just eat the update up like it did with all the other updates.
minecraft is like pokemon loo nobody will care
lol*
The minecraft community never ceases to amaze with their stupidity and entitlement.
bundle will probably be fully released in 1.21, it's already been experimental for a long time
I’m going to be honest on my side, I stopped playing around the time microsoft accounts were becoming required. I had a group chat of friends and they had a modded minecraft server, after installing the mods I got ready to join only for my account to be banned, and I am not rebuying Minecraft just to recreate everything I’ve already had.
Mostly unrelated to the video but I thought I should just add this because.. well, why not.
0:13 I love the plague inc sound effects
8:04 I think it's gonna be like the village and pillage except industry and nature
i'm baffled by how many people inside of the community aren't aware that the "community" is only about 5%-15% of all people who make up the minecraft playerbase (the majority are just casual players) and many videos like this one don't take this into account and overdramatise topics.
Exactly. If "controversies" like these push away the toxic players, then I say good riddance.
as long as you can still go back and play older versions I will never quit the game. when I started it was 2012 and I was in second grade. this game is my childhood. I may take breaks but I will never quit.
i love the ddlc music for the part talking abt the good times wo knowledge of the bad times xD
Everything you said in this video was correct, but one more big problem was the minecraft live. It did not feel like it was live and even when they announced the mob vote results it felt like watching a pre-recorded video. The live was very short and not good at all. It could have been way better if they actually made it feel like it was live. Also the fact that the chat was just filled with #StopTheMobVote the whole time was hillarious
lol
the whole live was filled with random pointless ads no one cares about
i guaruntee it actually is pre-recorded, waaay too convenient for wolf armor in the combat update
0:23 Plague inc. Red bubble sound effect.
1:45
DDLC OST jumpscare (much appreciated)
I noticed (ANY level of ddlc reference summons the fandom)
@@FormerlyHshjdigli just like the UNDERTALE fandom
This happens all the time. People said the Combat Tests were taking away the game's creativity. That the Redstone Update was too complicated. That the Horse Update was too corporate. This happens ALL THE TIME.
i think 1.21 is quite a banger so far, and its the perfect opportunity to revisit combat, especially since a good chunk of the update, tuff, copper, and the crafter, are all pretty much ready for release
itd be kinda disappointing if all we got next was a single structure, but honestly just the new blocks and combat challenges sells the update for me anyways
Always a chance for more
8:31 The Industrial Revolution Update and its consequences have been a disaster for the game of minecraft. They have greatly increased the random stuff for those of us who live in “advanced” countries, but they have destabilized society, have made life unfulfilling, have subjected players to indignities, have led to widespread psychological suffering (in the Anarchy Servers to physical suffering as well) and have inflicted severe damage on the minecraft world
i hope mojang makes a good enough update for 1.21 to keep momentum rolling, and maybe they actually listen and overhaul the end to give something reminiscent of the nether update which would hopefully revive the game and put us back on the track to the top
Never thought I'd hear a Plants vs Zombies gameplay theme in the background lol