The second one, even though i believe tht they do a good job… idk why people really be hating these recent mob updates
UnevenLite on
I’m the “still playing on 1.21+”
ItzMended on
Second.
I don’t wanna seem like a Mojang glazer, but Minecraft has a ton of content just from vanilla experience and that’s something we know, there’s some stuff I don’t like but if Minecraft is still the game I play every weekend I won’t complain.
Thenotsogreatperson on
The recent updates may not be epic like older times but they enhance the game experience so its pretty good for such an old game
The_Lamb_Sauce2 on
Second even if I think the happy ghast was a weird idea
contraflop01 on
personally i prefer the big updates so i can actually keep track of what’s being added.
i actually have no idea what changed between 1.21.5 and 1.21.11 because of that
Zitrone21 on
The only thing I can recognize them is the change in java to go from OpenGL to Vulkan, I think that that effort is something really difficult that nobodies is recognizing
bonniebull1987 on
I remember playing on Xbox 360 and sometimes we would get those huge updates that would benefit your single player world that you had to wait an hour to download, or sometimes it was something small and random such as polar bears. It wasn’t much, but you could have fun for a few hours with the random new feature added to the game.
kpingvin on
As a very casual player I wouldn’t mind if there were no significant updates at all. I’m barely getting used to having copper items 😂
Also, I don’t feel like, getting tons of new items and blocks improves my gaming experience.
FishGuyIsMe on
The newer updates are smaller, but they are still free updates to the game
Least-Addition-3986 on
These updates are so small
Mih5du on
Just get some mods if you want more content
GreenRanger_2 on
Both sides are valid, but there’s still a ton more mojang could be doing to improve the game that they aren’t. The newest drop is an example of the opposite, they’re finally taking steps to optimize Java edition while distracting us with cute baby mobs.
SimisFul on
As a player, I love the rapid updates.
As a server host, I despise it lol.
MinecraftPlayer799 on
Why wouldn’t the updates be free? That makes no sense
B-b-b-burner_account on
Middle.
While I am appreciative of the consistent updates over the years, with a company as big as mojang, it does feel odd to me updates are so small.
I like what we get, but more is always appreciated
Kyrnqazali on
Remember when it was like $15?..
Lykanas on
Part of me is 2.
The other part is the “I don’t want more content, let me go back to a time where you had to put two minecarts next to each other to push them forward”
ver_bene on
Mojang isn’t a small indie company any more
LBoomsky on
make not shit updates then?
AverageCryptoEnj0yer on
why do they add random stuff? it’s like they want to please casual players and more serious players at the same time, and manage to do none. Sniffer? copper armor? where is the new dimension? Where are vertical slabs or mixed slabs? What I loved: trial chambers, mace, elytra.
ash2_5 on
That’s cool that they’re updating it
Ima go back to playing modded 1.7.x
Dreamkiller55 on
Nah it’s embarrassing. Minecraft is not some old 15 year old game…. It is THE most successful and profitable video game of all time. Mojang is not an indie studio, they have effectively infinite money and resources, and yet the game has hardly evolved or changed from when I played it as a kid
SINBRO on
Maybe lets not pretend they are doing charity or that they are a small project
epicpro1234 on
top lmfao
DwoGolud on
none, i just playing on 1.20.1
_LemonEater_ on
My problem with the smaller updates is that nothing feels cohesive. Instead of large overhauls we get one mob that’s kinda cool but feels like it has no relevance to other features. Also it makes modding more annoying
Hunter20107 on
First one because second one misunderstands the reason why mojang keeps making ‘free updates for a 15 year old game’. How else are they making money right now? Merch? Other games? Something tells me their main money-maker is Minecraft itself, so it’d be pretty stupid to not update it and leave it to obscurity.
They are not making ‘free updates’ for the love of the game, they’re doing it because that has always been the update model (that many games utilize now mind) and updating the game keeps it relevant and thus sellable.
So I’m entitled to criticise the updates when they’re poor or lackluster, which the majority have been since Microsoft took over (besides 1.13-1.18). Each update brings something nice, but as a whole the updates usually miss the mark. Plus I have no joy for a company that tries to censor or block my usage of a game I purchased a decade ago (the government may have pulled the trigger, but that gun has been loaded since 1.16).
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The second one, even though i believe tht they do a good job… idk why people really be hating these recent mob updates
I’m the “still playing on 1.21+”
Second.
I don’t wanna seem like a Mojang glazer, but Minecraft has a ton of content just from vanilla experience and that’s something we know, there’s some stuff I don’t like but if Minecraft is still the game I play every weekend I won’t complain.
The recent updates may not be epic like older times but they enhance the game experience so its pretty good for such an old game
Second even if I think the happy ghast was a weird idea
personally i prefer the big updates so i can actually keep track of what’s being added.
i actually have no idea what changed between 1.21.5 and 1.21.11 because of that
The only thing I can recognize them is the change in java to go from OpenGL to Vulkan, I think that that effort is something really difficult that nobodies is recognizing
I remember playing on Xbox 360 and sometimes we would get those huge updates that would benefit your single player world that you had to wait an hour to download, or sometimes it was something small and random such as polar bears. It wasn’t much, but you could have fun for a few hours with the random new feature added to the game.
As a very casual player I wouldn’t mind if there were no significant updates at all. I’m barely getting used to having copper items 😂
Also, I don’t feel like, getting tons of new items and blocks improves my gaming experience.
The newer updates are smaller, but they are still free updates to the game
These updates are so small
Just get some mods if you want more content
Both sides are valid, but there’s still a ton more mojang could be doing to improve the game that they aren’t. The newest drop is an example of the opposite, they’re finally taking steps to optimize Java edition while distracting us with cute baby mobs.
As a player, I love the rapid updates.
As a server host, I despise it lol.
Why wouldn’t the updates be free? That makes no sense
Middle.
While I am appreciative of the consistent updates over the years, with a company as big as mojang, it does feel odd to me updates are so small.
I like what we get, but more is always appreciated
Remember when it was like $15?..
Part of me is 2.
The other part is the “I don’t want more content, let me go back to a time where you had to put two minecarts next to each other to push them forward”
Mojang isn’t a small indie company any more
make not shit updates then?
why do they add random stuff? it’s like they want to please casual players and more serious players at the same time, and manage to do none. Sniffer? copper armor? where is the new dimension? Where are vertical slabs or mixed slabs? What I loved: trial chambers, mace, elytra.
That’s cool that they’re updating it
Ima go back to playing modded 1.7.x
Nah it’s embarrassing. Minecraft is not some old 15 year old game…. It is THE most successful and profitable video game of all time. Mojang is not an indie studio, they have effectively infinite money and resources, and yet the game has hardly evolved or changed from when I played it as a kid
Maybe lets not pretend they are doing charity or that they are a small project
top lmfao
none, i just playing on 1.20.1
My problem with the smaller updates is that nothing feels cohesive. Instead of large overhauls we get one mob that’s kinda cool but feels like it has no relevance to other features. Also it makes modding more annoying
First one because second one misunderstands the reason why mojang keeps making ‘free updates for a 15 year old game’. How else are they making money right now? Merch? Other games? Something tells me their main money-maker is Minecraft itself, so it’d be pretty stupid to not update it and leave it to obscurity.
They are not making ‘free updates’ for the love of the game, they’re doing it because that has always been the update model (that many games utilize now mind) and updating the game keeps it relevant and thus sellable.
So I’m entitled to criticise the updates when they’re poor or lackluster, which the majority have been since Microsoft took over (besides 1.13-1.18). Each update brings something nice, but as a whole the updates usually miss the mark. Plus I have no joy for a company that tries to censor or block my usage of a game I purchased a decade ago (the government may have pulled the trigger, but that gun has been loaded since 1.16).