Minecrafts Last COMPLETE Update.
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- The past few years, minecrafts yearly updates have been riddled with controversy and drama. But 1.16, the nether update was the complete opposite, the last uncontroversial minecraft update...
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0:00 - Intro
0:40 - 1.16
5:23 - Putting The Nether in Nether Update
7:27 - A Clear Direction
10:15 - 1.16 Wasn’t Perfect But That’s Ok
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What's interesting about 1.16 is its by far one of the most "modded" feeling updates they've made, yet despite that the people who usually complain about newer updates feeling modded didn't seem bothered by it. Probably because it was just _so good_ and tied in perfectly with the game's pre-established mechanics, rather than being separate.
It didn’t feel that modded. The biomes kind of did. Mostly the warp forest. But the mobs felt like something Notch would have made. Like the strider. An adorable red square with only two legs.
1.16 is modded in the good way, as in vastly expanding the game with crazy concepts but being overall cohesive.
1.19-20 on the other hand feel modded in the bad way, where the features have almost no cohesion at all and sometimes don't even fit the artstyle, such as sniffers and camels having jarring animations.
@@EmperorPenguin1217Yeah. 1.16 felt more close to the original, properly expanding upon old mechanics and also being part of the main game. Newer updates felt dead and lacked connection. They could exist or not exist and the game would be no different. 1.17 and 1.18 had gameplay changes that I liked, but 1.19-1.20 felt empty. It's like their purpose is just to be decoration or less than that. If they were removed, nothing would change.
@@EmperorPenguin1217the animation is not jarring per say, but it's just too "smooth" and don't line up with the rest of the mobs
@@EmperorPenguin1217 So true... the Sniffers and Camels have way too fancy animations. So does the Warden, but that's intentional to make it feel unsettling in comparison to normal mobs (kinda defeats the purpose if camels, sniffers, and frogs _also_ have fancy animations too).
Still amazed that after 3 years they still haven't figured out how to make working bundles
Apparently it would be impossible to use bundles on pocket edition. AKA Pocket edition is holding everything back since pocket needs to be compatible with bedrock.
@@AverageKaijuGamer I heard about that but, consider the fact that they're a multi billion dollar worth game, and they don't have a single person in the studio that can code them in? Not like they're that busy anyways with yearly updates.
@@AverageKaijuGamerI was able to think of a solution within just a few minutes
@@HHeroG Yeah i understand its a lame ass excuse. Mod developers are doing what Mojang cant.
@@AverageKaijuGamerdidn’t KingBdogz explain why it’s not easy and that modding and vanilla are not the same? oh wait…yea you guys harassed KingBdogz and went after the poor guy who did nothing wrong maybe I’m being stupid here. (toxic Minecraft community)
1.16 wasn't just the last best update but the last best Minecraft live as well. Ever since then Minecraft Live has started to feel more and more like an ad and although the quality has gotten better the feel and excitement are fading away.
Yeah Minecraft live went from an exiting 2 hour livestream full of devs telling us about new updates new spinoff games and other stuff to a 50 minute cringe fest.
@@AverageKaijuGamerisn’t every Minecraft live a cringe fest?.
@@rainbowdash3419 It was less cringe a couple of years ago. Id say minecraft live 2021 was the last MC live that was not 60% cringe.
@@rainbowdash3419they leave the good stuff and just left us with the cringe
@@denzelrn8677 because it’s a Minecraft event? what did you expect? a 5 minute video of discussing of Minecraft’s next major update?
The Nether Update has always been my favorite update, I have so much fun memories and the features added a new way of gameplay. 1.16 is my favorite update and always will be.
same
1.14 and 1.13 were very good too.
@@russman3787 YEa those were the start of some of the BEST updates in minecraft history
Even though I mostly played 1.15, I agree that the Nether Update was the best of minecraft resurrection age (By my definition 1.12 -1.18), with Caves and cliffs being really cool, but as it was split it's kind of a strange thing, as it isn't fully "an update" but more "the updates"
Minecraft 1.16 is not a real update. It's fake. It's literally a mod. The Nether has always had Pigmen, and the Nether never had basic materials like wood and real food, because it's a whole new dimension, a whole new challenge for the player.
The End dimension doesn't even have real food or wood either. It's supposed to prepare you for the End.
fireflies are so infuriating. If they're toxic to frogs, they can't have that interaction in game. Makes sense, actually it's good. Now we can have fireflies as particles, so they won't cause lag! Except mojang, learning that their job got even easier, chose to remove them entirely. Unbelievable, i cannot fathom the thought process that went behind this choice.
I’m not even mad they didn’t make it into the game, I’m mad they made such a trash excuse for not adding something instead of doing the work.
@@HungryWarden Worst part is mojang did do the work. Fireflies were added to bedrock in a leaked 1.19 creator beta, but ended up being removed anyways
And they decided a blob of bouncy lava is safer…
I swear the real reason was because they couldn't implement them and they had to lie about "caring about nature" to look superior. It's evident by the fact that instead of both adding fireflies and normal flies that frogs could eat instead, they added neither. Same for parrots, instead of adding non chocolate cookies, they simply did nothing at all.
I swear, they have those excuses simply to do less work
sigh, Oak Apples (litteral cancer growths on oak trees
I JUST HAD THIS EXACT CONVO WITH MY BROTHER YESTERDAY!!!
1.16 is the last update that I was like I won’t play Minecraft without these features
I know
For me its 1.18 cuz of the world generation. The old one is boring for me
me personally the newer updates aren’t bad, but there’s a few criticisms i have about it
1. they’ve consistently promise a lot of things into 1 update, but then break it up
2. the new biomes- i love the new biomes im just upset that they’re so rare to come across now, & how small they can be. i remember when the dark oak forest was added and it just brought life and it was pretty big. these new biomes are nice, they’re just so hard to come across & so tiny
3. the mobs- i also like the new mobs it’s just the way they look and their movement. you can tell the difference of movement and the way they look between the horse and the camel. I wish if they were going to add new movement to mobs, they would either change older mobs movement as well or just leave it to look like older mobs movement
sorry for long list
@@penguinsu2437 ive never liked playing with mods
Same. Anything below it be like:
> *enters nether* wtf...
> *no cool nether soundtracks* T~T
> *maxed players run in diamond armor* wth
- Nah I'm not playing
1.13-1.16 was the new golden age of Minecraft because of how polished they felt, I know 1.13 harmed performance for servers but it was the first update that made Minecraft interesting again. 1.14 overhauled villagers and pillagers so much and made the world feel more alive.
1.15 should have been part of 1.14
1.16 is probably the best update Minecraft will get for a long time
1.15 shouldn’t have to have been part of 1.14.
1.15 wouldn't of fit 1.14 though, totally different goals
1.15 was more like a filler update. kinda being similar to updates like 1.1 and 1.2
filler updates are good for adding stuff that wouldn’t have fitted in a big massive update
1.13, 1.14 and 1.16 are the triarchy of Minecraft’s very best updates in my opinion
Everyone forgot about 1.15
Mojang might’ve over promised on Caves and cliffs but If they didn’t have this idea that there has to be an update every year I feel like Caves and Cliffs could’ve been one of the best updates in Minecraft History. Imagine getting all of the small features we’re getting now and putting them into just 1 big update. Mojang had that decision but instead they decided that having small features be 1 update is better
Businesses everywhere want yearly cycles. Its one thing which is killing our society as we know it definitely.
@@albal156 Exactly! Its why we have 20XX version of FIFA or Maden, or a new COD or Battlefield game every year, a new Pokemon game every year (actually they seem to be doing DLC during the off years now).
It's just maddening how much they have to one-up themselves the next year but only do little to nothing for the actual product with each update/ version.
i love the snapshot version of cave and cliff update
Personally, I like that they spilt it.
I don't thinks its even that much of a issue that they split the update in half. But that then next two updates after that kept adding features that were promissed originally for caves and cliffs. The last few years felt like we were given breadcrumbs of false promises. Very underwhelming and lost potential
1.16 was like a full blown DLC. Whereas everything since has felt more like a patch than anything.
It also feels with 1.20 like it’s back in the day when notch would just add random things to the game. But instead of it being a weekly event it’s now just a couple random small things a year.
i've never seen a comment that made me feel like i'm the person saying the comment than this one.
your feelings are not rational
@@Fire_Axus i think its less rational to spam the same comment
But there's breeze balls now
@@Fire_Axus I've never seen somebody use three words so incorrectly
I think the main problem is that all of the newer updates just add new content, when people actually want new content added to old areas of the game. But Mojang, or Microsoft, or whoever it is doesn’t want to touch the old parts of the game for fear of alienating old players, yet fail to realize that this has caused a much bigger problem.
Because people will complain no matter, they didn't like the new combat and they didn't like the caves update, despite asking for it. Like did they think the caves would be as basic and as easy to go through as it was before?
@@fosminclorinNo, people weren't complaining about the caves. People were complaining that it took 2 updates to fully release it, almost 3.
Not Microsoft they have given mojang full autonomy all they do is provide them with funds
@@UnDonCualquiera_that’s true but i definitely also see people complaining about the caves themselves, saying they’re “too big” and “it doesn’t feel like minecraft.” those people are so annoying
@@TheRubyGamersTRG true, they too big😢. Still a boring thing to go to the mine
One thing a lot of people seem to forget is that, during the minecon live that happened before 1.19, when Agnes was talking about features they were working on for 1.19, she also mentioned how they were going to focus on "Biome Diversity", basically meaning making the biomes in the game feel more unique amongst each other. This never happened of course, and our "wild" update only consisted of a whopping TWO whole biomes.
Exactly. It wasn’t fireflies or better birch forests in particular that Mojang dropped the ball on. They quite literally lied about the entire theme of the update itself. And their solution after players found 1.19 underwhelming was not to improve their update process and figure out what went wrong after 1.16, it was to barely announce anything at Minecraft Live to an extent so comical they stopped announcing the names of updates. And then 1.20 was somehow like a third the size of 1.19 with no theme at all and zero quality control or community input with the features. I don’t even know with them anymore
Fun fact: 1.16.5 was also the last update that could run on your potato computer aka Windows 2000/XP which adds a second reasoning why this update is considered the best.
Back in 2021, when I was still using a hand-me-down laptop, I remember booting up 1.17 for the first time and not being able to run the game at even 30 FPS. For a while, the game was pretty much unplayable in Vanilla, until I saved up for an actual PC.
Mojang seriously needs to update their minimum requirements, or optimize their game, because the laptop I was using is above their listed minimum requirements, but it still struggled to crank out 30 FPS.
@@procrastinates 1.17.1 was able to run on PCs that had the OpenGL treatment applied, although 1.18 did end up crashing due to how many blocks it has to process all at once but optimization mods are still there to atleast *try to* keep it smooth as possible.
For me, game performance fell into the void in 21w06a. The last version I can run without any performance mods is 21w05b, which also is the last version with the bundle enabled by default that does not use the non-backwards compatible save format from 21w06a and up. For anyone wondering, my minecraft singleplayer server uses an overclocked 2920x and 64+ GB of RAM.
Yes that may be why im biased towards 1.16, i can run 1.18 and even 1.20 with low frame rates, or run with sodium.
Sodium not be in vanila or in forge is a sin to humanity
@@aquiledelrosaRubidium/Embeddium (I believe that's it's name) is a fork of Sodium for Forge, if you need ine for Forge. Still not in Vanilla though, unfortunsstely.
In my opinion, 1.20 should've been a desert update. Archeology fits the desert perfectly, and last time I checked, people in temperate forests don't usually travel via camel.
Not really… we needed a BIG new feature
I think it shouldve been an archaeology update and not a random mix of features which happened to have archaeology as one of them. Its such a massive theme but it was wasted and it barely added anything
@@Adrian-kb4rgyes, archaeology can be dumbed down to “hold button, get junk”. This is not engaging gameplay.
@@HungryWarden you're glossing over HOW EFFING ANNOYING these structures are to find, that aren't ALREADY attached to a PRE-existing structure (ie; Desert Temple, Well, etc.)
Have you tried locating the suspicious gravel structures for the trim armour
Archeology is a joke.
@@swizzamane8775 yeah, and a bad one at that.
I wonder 1.17/1.18 would've been like if they didn't have to stick to that yearly summer release so that they didn't need to split the update
which is probably in part at least do to microsoft, but it also was affected by the whole pandemic happening at the time of that update
100% agree. To add to this, I'd say that 1.13 is the last update that I'm nostalgic for (which is weird cause it doesn't feel _that_ long ago but also feels like a lifetime ago...), and 1.7 is the last update that truly feels like "golden age" style Minecraft. Its sad to see how much they've veered in the past few years.
for me, the golden age version is 1.12, as the world feels fleshed out but not too barren, and not too oversaturated, the performance is still amazing, and the game is just charming in its simplicity, and feels fun and fulfilling to play.
I feel the same, update aquatic will always be my favourite update because it got me back into the game
To be 1.8 still fells like a truly game changing update with how much it revamped world generation, and all the flowers and such.
1.7 was pretty cool, they added more biomes and wood types, I think there were only like 6 biomes before it
The last golden age update is BETA 1.7. Beta 1.8 to 1.12 is more of a dark age, and 1.13 to 1.16 or 1.18 is the silver age. And I say that having started between around the time of 1.4
1.16 was the first Minecraft update I got excited for. 1.17 and 1.18 were exciting as well. 1.19 onwards, I never noticed they were even released until arbitrarily checking the changelogs. I still love the Basalt Delta biome to this day. The Caves and Cliffs split never bothered me. We still need a 1.16-esque End Update. We'd better get one soon.
Basalt deltas are awesome, definitely one of my favorites
@@EmperorPenguin1217 It's the best biome for parkour practice. And to build menacing bases.
@@EmperorPenguin1217yes, they are cool. Definitely a bit annoying to traverse sometimes but on an aesthetic level they are 9/10 and on a gameplay level they are 7/10.
Here’s actual evidence (not just speculation) that the end update will (should) come soon: The sound of the first monster in Disc 5 is not the warden, it is the exact sound of the ENDERSENT miniboss from MC Dungeons Echoing Void DLC! That DLC literally added new end biomes, blocks, and original mobs to the End! I am shocked that not many people are aware of this despite all the hype since they literally previewed an End Update in an official MC game 💀😳
@@JellyAntz I know this but it’s not often talked about because it’s often overlooked.
I remember when I first went into the Nether after I updated. I legitimately gasped and was astounded. They really dropped the ball on the newer updates. I haven't had a moment like that in Minecraft since 1.16.
I feel like caves and cliffs was a really good update (apart from the split and the delays), but after that the updates really fell off
true, the caves were really refreshing, the only problem I see is that you can get lost more often
Yeah the new world generation is pretty cool. Other than that the new updates have been mediocre at best
Imo the only good part is new worldgen, and even this comes at a cost of lower performance, because a multi-billion company can't implement cubic chunks to make worlds infinite in all direction, and instead just increase the height of 2D chunks, directly leading to bad performance.
@@noelka8134 to add salt to the injury: we HAD a cubic chunk mod in 1.12
mojang has no excuses
your feelings are not rational
I can't wait until the end update part 1, 2, 3, and 4
And each part will be split into multiple parts
A Never ENDing Update 😂
@@phantomcrafter146 and each split part will be delayed
@@Exkstcyme when the delay is delayed
I genuinely just feel that Mojang, over time, have lost the drive that keeps them going, of course I cant speak for every single Mojang employee, but its obvious in a lot of cases including the updates, and its really dissapointing to see this game be turned into another machine :/
Myep. Enshittification is a disease upon our world.
honestly they need more young employees that grew up with Minecraft or something
there's so many modders making better content than the official stuff right now (lol)
They've become more ignorant and greedy for sure. Lose of so-called "drive" to work shouldn't be an issue when you get paid for it. And lack of new and good ideas is not an option either since game that sold more than 300m copies probably has enough fans to keep them coming.
Ultrakill reference !1!1!!1@@pashadanilov3490
Creativity is a lot more complex than that@@pashadanilov3490
i would honestly prefer a quality of life update over whatever they've been putting into the game nowadays. Before I used to eagerly learn about the new updates when they came out. Now I just watch a third of minecraft live and that's it.
I don't want to imagine what aberrations they would make in a supposed "quality of life" update.
I heard somewhere that the reason why they removed fireflies was due to technical issues. Mojang perhaps thought that using the excuse of fireflies being toxic to frogs would be better than actually saying the truth.
If that's true, that could've saved them more than that shitty excuse
Of course people will still be angry, but that's somewhat reasonable
There was no technical issue that's outright unsolvable (mods added them the same day they were announced), but it seems more that it had to do with performance, one extremely apparent thing with the modded in flies was the astronomical hit to performance for such little change.
adding more entities for no good reason wasn't a good idea.
then again they could have just made it a particle effect associated with certain biomes or something (similar to how they associated flower particles to the caves and cliffs pink roof flower).@@d3sg4mer24
If they had issues with them, they have could add them at least as a particle effect in the swamp at night, but we don't even get that.
@@d3sg4mer24 wrong. people arent reasonable about technical issues about fireflies not being added.
What worries me is that even if we somehow get a good End update, there's basically zero subsequent updates they could do that would compare.
Except combat or inventory management, assuming they can actually do it well.
They could just add more biomes or a new dimension
Someone said that exactly that was the problem with the Nether Update: it was too big for future hype to be maintainable.
@@justasentientmclarenp1879 100% of Minecraft players have tried making the infamous glowstone+water portal…
@@justasentientmclarenp1879 thats the exact problem dumbass
This is a great video.
Yes, I think you hit the nail on the head. The commitment to a complete revamp of an encapsulated part of the game is part of what allowed them to really make it feel different - they had a vision and a specific in-game location to enact that. Combine this with the amount of charm and care they put forth, and the nether truly did become a unique place, with the sentiment of the update directly tied to that place. They haven't really been able to do this in the same way since. Great analysis!
Couldnt agree more
Is this a confirmed deep dive moment, in which we just so happen to go underneath the waves?
I think another way of describing the disjointed feel of more recent updates is that they are more for endgame players. Mojang has been focusing on tiny additions that most players will only interact with once they've gotten an elytra and good armor. The new updates add items or mobs that are more like collectibles rather than fun features to interact with. This is unlike the nether and caves updates (if 1.17, 18, and 19 were all in the same update) which would undeniably impact your game from the very beginning to the very end.
1.16 expands the game and forces you to experience it (in a very well implemented way). while the updates after are mostly only optional things you can choose to just ignore, that most of the time they're just tedious to even get in survival to how little they provide the overall experience of the game leading most players to never even bother with the feature.
Isn't that just most updates? Like you have to go out of your way to find new ocean content, or actively look to trigger a pillager raid, or find a village on route to beating the dragon. They haven't added any new progression pre-1.16 since 1.4 and the wither.
@@DreadCore_Well not really since after 1.16 it has just been random things added that feel more like side things. You do interact with oceans a bit in minecraft so it makes sense why they got updated
@@DreadCore_ the aquatic and village update has really meaningful additions though, with the aquatic update just changing all of water around and the villagers got a revamp that makes them probably way too useful but you know
You can still ignore those though, which is what the original comment was about. It's still tedious to do villagers and get plugins for mob griefing, it's still tedious getting an enchanted helmet to touch the 1.13 blocks, etc.
9:54 holy its me. Lmao little thing but it made my day
yeahhhh.. that comment didnt age too well lmao
The nether update brought back life to the game, i loved exploring and getting lost in the nether with my friends. we made so much memories with exploring and creating when created silly lore for our realm, but recent updates haven't brought back that feeling anymore.
Minecraft 1.16 is not a real update. It's fake. It's literally a mod. The Nether has always had Pigmen, and the Nether never had basic materials like wood and real food, because it's a whole new dimension, a whole new challenge for the player.
The End dimension doesn't even have real food or wood either. It's supposed to prepare you for the End.
1.16 is a good update wdym?@@WolfyRed
@@WolfyRed1.16 is real
@@manusiaorang2842 it's not
@@CollynPlayz it is not. Bro completely didn't read anything I said whatsoever
The whole “in your face” and direction having idea is why the caves and cliffs (if you view them as one unit) felt actually pretty good. The new world generation and caves were noticeable. The game felt different and fresh
I’ve actually never even used or looked for a camel. genuinely did not care
i bred two because you need to for the advancement and that's the first and last time i ever touched one
Here me out, 1.13 is the most underrated update, the fact that mojang took the oceans from being gravel and squids too being a change to the biggest biome in the overworld that being the ocean which covers 25-33% of the world, + it just made everything feel alive for once in the was deadless ocean
Mojang Logic: we have overpromised, so next update instead of achieving what we promise we will not promise stuff anymore
Unless a player starts a brand new world, who is to say when they will happen upon 1.19 features? For a player with an established world, Mr. Epic is right, the features are sparse and far away from my currently developed locations. I prefer not to cheat but the closest Cherry Biome in any direction was several thousand blocks away from where i build. It seems like there could be a better system to make features logistically closer to a base and more prevalent.
The wandering trader could serve this purpose, allowing even the most unmoving people to eventually collect all the different blocks and items. Him selling various biome exclusive items seems both unique AND useful. Something that'd help from him being farmed for leads is making it so killing him makes him showing up take longer.
I don’t know how much more Minecraft controversy I can take
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I'm already at my limit one more complaint about I don't know mending or whatever and I will perish
I still hold the opinion that netherite is just not worth it, especially now with smithing templates making it even more expensive. The rest of the update was cool though
They should increase the durability by a lot.
I honestly dislike netherite for many things. It's annoying to get, with the new smithing templates it's nearly impossible to obtain on servers, it's not too powerful in survival, but at this same time totally breaks pvp, beacuse kb resistance prevents combos at all. It also made the diamond less iconic. While i love 1.16, the addition of netherite was imo a big mistake.
Netherite was not a mistake. It is completely optional and you absolutely do not need to expend the effort obtaining if you so choose. Smithing templates can also be replicated, which gives a significant use to diamonds beyond armor, tools, jukeboxes, beacon bases, and whatever else. I realize in a SMP where lots of players are carving out the world, there is an added layer of difficulty, but this is less of a game-design problem and more of a player-number problem. I also don't see the issue with diamonds being less iconic, but I also don't entirely feel the same way. Even now, in my super late-stage survival world, I still get excited finding diamond ore and I don't need it for anything.@@witoldhodys4453
@@witoldhodys4453In my opinion at least, I don't really think so but I can why you guys dislike it now due to 'recent changes'. The addition of netherite in my opinion is pretty solid. It makes sense why its hard to find initially and has its perks like being knockback resistant and immune to fire. With that being said, the smithing templates just ruin the whole experience of getting netherite. It had no other uses than just being an extra step to aquire netherite gear and its honestly becoming a theme of Mojang to just make thing more difficult and more pointless such as progression and gameplay.
@@witoldhodys4453isn’t it good that it’s nearly impossible to get on servers? Because you also said it breaks PvP
Tbh the cave and cliffs updated finally ended in 1.20 because archeology was promised in 1.17 but yet the bundles the last thing that missing from the cave and cliffs feature
So Fireflies are toxic to Frogs, but Magma Cubes aren’t toxic to Frogs?
I feel like eating a Magma Cube would be way more dangerous than eating a Firefly.
I think they just needed an excuse.
manacube anarchy is stuck on 1.16.5 which is amazing :DDDDD
i might try it
when they said the "wild" update the ment the wild controversy update
I have been saying this same thing for so long. I’m so glad somebody’s finally making a video on this because I really just want an update that makes the game fun and new again
Have ya considered mods? (Though i agree bout the state of vanilla)
@@najlitarvan921I've always been of the mind that if you have to mod the game to make it fun then the developer is doing a poor job of doing it themselves. It's why games like Terraria have been so successful. They actually ask hey what do you guys want to be added into the game and not only do they actually add the stuff people ask for they even add new stuff on top of that 11 people work on the game. Let that sink in. Yet you'd think mojang had 5 people given how long they take to do updates sometimes
i do agree to that point, bu i guess my view of minecraft in general is skewed, i do not see it as a vanilla game i see it as a moddable game, also agrred that for what mojang adds it takes way too long, if the excuse is proper code, then well, i doubt it since that game is build in spaghetti @@darknesswave100
@@najlitarvan921 Jesus we've really made a loop In history loll it's like we're back before 1.13 all over again
ya@@nocturnaliism
I think the cave update in the form presented in that one snapshot would've been nether tier but it being drawn out combined with community drama ruined it
I do want to add that I saw a dev say they were overworked and crunched during 1.16.
As much as I love 1.16, that sucks.
The pillager update was my favorite, the raids were so good, they felt like you were in an actual war protecting the village, the evokers are unique to deal with, and also the woodlands mansion and pillager outposts, which truly felt like minecraft wasn't just a build or exploration game. I wish they someday do an update that is like this update. Man i miss these times where the update gave you something to do
I agree that 1.16 was the last near perfect update but honestly I've warmed up to 1.20. I can't deny it does feel a bit random it did focus on Archeology though. I do wish there was more places and reason to do it like being used to get the treasure in a temple and finding weapon cosmetics (like Farcr's Vanity Mod and its addons) or proper artifacts like shulker powered hover boots or something wacky like that. 1.20's quality of life changes were also nice from the Creative menu being cleaned up to identifiable potions. I'd be happy for a smaller update like 1.15 with mainly quality of life like descriptions for Enchantments and Effects with just some new features (maybe some of the losing mob vote candidates to get on the community's good side). I know everyone wants the End Update but I agree with Mojang's approach to making it easier to reach the End before it's updated. No idea where they're going with the Trial Chambers but I'm hoping it leads into the Combat Update maybe.
I remember when the nether update was in snapshots that every new snapshot was something to get excited about. Other than a couple times when the new world generation came out I have never felt that feeling since
I’d like to know who the genius at Mojang was thinking showing concept art during an update announcement event was a good idea. Probably the same genius who came up with the idea of us waiting a year for an update that’s so small.
recent updates feel like add-ons to me; the features fail to incorporate themselves into the pre-existing content making it feel like its just been slapped on there as each thing feels like it only exists for one highly specific use
Something that helped them not underdeliver was the fact that they had most of the content promised already ready meaning most of the things added after minecon live was new
I think the problem is that Mojang focus too much on the overworld. like yes it where the player will be most of the time in the game but Mojang are scared to change how the overworld looks and feels. Mojang still has the end a place that massively in need of a redo. the end just feels unfinished and forgotten. the "end boss fight" is far to easy. I mean when beds can kill your end boss you know you done something wrong.
Yes! I know most players don’t spend that much time in the other dimensions, but you can do practically anything with a fantasy world, but the Overworld is limited to mostly just real life things and hostile mobs.
(I might be pasting this around since no one is seeing my comment from 2 weeks)
Here’s actual evidence (not just speculation) that the end update will (should) come soon: The sound of the first monster in Disc 5 is not the warden, it is the exact sound of the ENDERSENT miniboss from MC Dungeons Echoing Void DLC! That DLC literally added new end biomes, blocks, and original mobs to the End! I am shocked that not many people are aware of this despite all the hype since they literally previewed an End Update in an official MC game 💀😳
@@JellyAntzReally? Did not know the disc fact. I really hope they do something with both the end or ancient cities. There is now also the trial key which we don’t know what it does. I really hope they don’t just forget about these parts of the game and actually update them and add to them.
I genuinely cant keep up with which features are from which recent update, they're all so random and rare. I genuinely thought crafters were a thing on a 1.20 server I recently played on, while completely forgetting about cherry trees until I stumbled across a cherry biome a couple thousand blocks away from spawn. I also thought camels were coming in the next update until i saw some while visiting another player's base a couple weeks after I joined. 1.20.x feels exactly the same as 1.18.2, having played both at the same time.
I remember me and my friends were so hyped for 1.16 back when we had a realm, and it lived up to the hype. 2020 was one of the most memorable years of Minecraft for me, mostly cuz there wasn’t much else to do with covid. Hopefully mojang can learn from the past and do something similar with the end
One interesting point I heard on this from a different video (I don't remember who it was by) was that the nether update was the last update that Mojang had complete freedom to make. Microsoft may be more picky about the overworld since it resembles the real world, and that is why they had to remove things like fireflies, and Mojang could not go all out with crazy ideas in the overworld. Since the nether is a clearly fictional dimension, there is less pressure from Microsoft for it to be realistic or coherent with real-life animals and behaviours.
source? there's a video that alludes to that being the case ("Minecraft Has Lost Its Identity" by Daiazal at 9:36) , but i can't find any actual evidence
@@anfire543 Yes thanks you that was it! Like I said I'm not sure if it's true, but it is an interesting theory.
sorry but c418 is unrivaled to this time, if he was to still make music to this game, i personally think we would be in a different place
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I have fond memories of watching the announcement for Caves and Cliffs at Minecon Live 2020 like catching my couch on fire
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I wasn’t expecting to click on this video 14 seconds after it was posted. Hope you have a great day, you make amazing videos
I feel like if the nether update was made recently, it would have totally added a bunch of overworld features with a few nether additions
1.18 was the last memoravle one for me, i cant remember the difference between 1.19 and 1.20. hopefully 1.21 gets better
Honestly i dont feel like there is going to be much more to 1.21 caude if so i feel like we would of heard aboht it by now
@@Stu67ntBe patient
Nether update was super stellar and I even think the caves and cliffs (when it finally came out) was such a welcome change and made adventuring underground actually interesting, and i don't envy the devs who had to go alter that ancient code. I'm sure it is inevitable that there will be an end update in the future, maybe they could coninute the "dimension" trend and add a brand new dimension
Still playing 1.16.5 with no plans to update whatsoever. Besides, a lot of classic mods from 1.12 are finally coming to 1.16.
Simple solution: finalize Minecraft 1 and begin making Minecraft 2. In Minecraft 2 mojang can be more experimental and change the game massively. Anyone who complains can still play MC1. This way they won’t be afraid to change the game too much and alienate old players. I want Minecraft 2 but I love playing Minecraft 1. It’s a good solution but not perfect. But still the best option
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@Helloissocool123exactly
1.16's main draw is how inspiring it is. When it got shown off at Minecon live, everyone started thinking of what direction Mojang could take the update, all the cool builds that they could make, and the awesome and unique environment that was being constructed. It was playstyle-defining. Starting with 1.17, updates have sorta just been slowly adding to the toolkit without really being that imaginative. I think what would really help the updates, at least for me, would be a better way of finding the new content. Minecraft worlds are so incredibly massive and empty that it can be very difficult to find new content even if it does get added. I remember launching the snapshot with the villager changes and going to a cartographer and he pointed me to a witch hut that was like 10k blocks away. I would really like it if structure frequency and biome sizes were added as customization options on the menu.
The only complain about this update I heard propably zombie pigman redesign
We need an update that gave us the same wonder or excitement as the nether update. The deep dark made me go “oh sweet” check it out for around an hour and a half and log off to play somthing else. After that I don’t even think I have tried out anything new inside the new update because I just wasn’t interested in it. I just hope Minecraft can get back on their winning streak.
That's the part that sucks about the new updates. They're one off stuff that you use for 2 minutes and then never use again. Like who in their right mind is gonna use wolf armor? The 2 people that actually use dogs? They actually thought of adding a mob who's SINGULAR purpose is to be used for another mob to be 0.000001% more useful. Its getting to the point of it being pathetic to watch
i remember my first time trading with a piglin. i gave 8 gold to the piglin trying to get the new crying obsidian, and on my last piece of gold i got what i thought was a stone hoe. however, when i looked at the name, it was actually netherite (bedrock exclusive). that was such a powerful moment for me that i don't really get playing the newer updates. hopefully 1.21 will be the end update
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same bro
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@@TheMisterEpic Oh wow nice! didn't expect that lol. Also, great video! just finished watching it. I agree with pretty much everything said in this video, The Nether update was just so dang good and it's a shame another update like it has happened again so far :(
What I didn’t like about 1.16 was that not only did they not use c418’s music, they completely removed all of his nether tracks from the game. You can’t hear concrete halls or ballad of the cats anymore.
Not true, C418 music still plays
@@EmperorPenguin1217 really? i was like 95% sure that all his nether music was removed.
@@teslacactus1135 I barely ever hear any of the OG tracks in the nether or the overworld any more, seems like they made the newer ones much more likely to play for some reason
They should add more stuff to do with lapis, it’s so underrated
Personally my favorite update was 1.14. While it did have a theme (village and pillage) many of the features added were spread throughout the game and weren’t directly related to villages. In my opinion it is an example of a “random features” update done right.
I guess it was both of those; it had a clear central theme but also many features of varying levels of disconnect from the theme. In fact, I’ve theorized that bees and related features were originally intended to be part of Village and Pillage before being pushed back to 1.15, which was previously planned to just be a technical update, similarly to how the original plan for Update Aquatic was for it to be 1.14 with 1.13 being a technical update.
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Random tip, but you can tell if someone is playing a pre-1.5 version if you see those fluid textures (water on the right, lava left of it).
I remember many years ago watching every snapshot changelog, and playing them. To this day I remember what was added in what snapshot of 1.16. I am no longer following snapshot updates since the cave update was reverted in mid-1.17.
1.16 is possibly the best update this game has ever seen.
The fact that Mojang's quality has gone down is really sad; the game I grew up with is being ruined
I honestly think they are getting more and more lazy, or at least thats what it feels like to me. They have a studio with over 600 people yet can't do better and better updates when on the other side, studios like DE with barely 250 people are still doing massive and major updates for their game and making a new massive MMO on the side as well.
I think the lack of a theme is the worst thing, and the fact that Mojang talks about how much they love it doesn't give me much hope.
One of my favorite videos from you. The Nether Update is indeed the best and glad that they preserved the classic Fortress
I can only hope Minecraft can save itself. The game has been going through so much shit lately but I still see glipses of greatness in it's development. Like even though it took a while the new caves and World generation is an increrible change compareable to 1.13's Oceans and 1.16's Nether, but something about that update just doesn't seem as good as those other two. It's just ugh so complicated
we need another "nether update" but for the end.
This is why Nether Update is my favorite update , I started playing in 1.14 and the first update I experienced was the buzzy bees update and I thought it was pretty cool and all , added many interesting features , I expected this from the next update too. Then BOOM they dropped the Nether update seemingly changing the Nether forever and added SO MANY new things , It was such a good I update , ig the end update can be the only update which can beat it
I love in the new caves and cliffs update when you finally find a one vain of diamond
NO FKIN WAY I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO THINKS THIS WAY
Btw the latest bedrock releases have memory leaks
Facts 1.16 and 1.17 are my favorite versions cause it was very simple back then now I need to look up a fucking chart every time I go mining
Yeah thinking back to it, the nether update was the last time i opened the game feeling like something genuinely new was there
Newer updates may add things too but for some reason they never feel impactful enough
Maybe in the future when a lot of people come back to the game again things will feel like that once more (if the game lasts that much tho lol)
i used to be a minecraft player started from 2016 to 2018 (though i have completely stopped playing since 2022), mostly i played minecraft with my friends together when they visited my house, yes we enjoyed playing together even prior to or during first covid outbreak in my country 2020, downloading many different kinds of minecraft maps from mcpedl (we used tablet to play for easier control as i wasn't too familiar of playing on PC), doing survival, pvp, adventuring the world, etc... everything. i was introduced by my long-term friend who wanted me the most to play that sandbox game, prior to that i hadn't known what minecraft was. there hadn't any games that meant to be alternative minecraft replacement, and i have to be honest that i spent most of times of minecraft to invent, build something like giant house or school, and "reconstructing behavior/resource packs" (my favorite thing), playing minecraft with my friends we even spent a whole day too. i just couldn't believe myself that i used to have fun together with, at least until finishing my final grade of high school, and we were no longer together for living far place to attend university. i missed the nostalgic time so much, and old minecraft too.
but sadly true, through many versions of minecraft starting from 1.16 (though it had started from other versions prior, earliest could be from 1.2 (released in Sep 2017, hence it changed the name from pocket edition to bedrock (???)), not only they are kind of boring and with so many complaints, and so that it makes me stop playing minecraft for long period, but i use that opportunity of boringness of minecraft to change my attitude of video gaming, hence i can have various alternative entertainments rather than games, not just minecraft, so that i feel much relaxed after studying at school, even more than old time. minecraft may no longer maintain the most played games in future, as these updates are... well you guess now 😕
We need an End update. If they keep this up LEGO Fortnite will take over. An update to LEGO This coming Tuesday will add a new boss, a new biome, 2 new tiers of tools, Rift and Titanium, + More and the game only came out 2 weeks ago. On top of that, Epic Games has 4 Other games to update at the same time, whilst Mojang has 1, and still fortnite updates all its game modes every 2 weeks but Mojang does it every year.
I agree Lego fortnite is taking over both Roblox Minecraft and other games alike and it needs to stop asap (not hating on Lego fortnite)
@@DigitalMicahyes! I agree.
Mojangs following a trend of not listening to the community.
Bro no it won't. The terrain isn't breakable so it's by nature a separate kind of sandbox game
No way lego Fortnite is trouncing Minecraft
new wood, pots, camel and weird sniffing boi.. what a great update
Tbh I think fortresses did change but not in the way you would think. You see depending on what biome you're for example: the soul sand valley or basalt deltas, it would feel like mobs would be spawning at an increased rate (i do not know whether it does or not) so it added more risk and made the nether fortresses more lively for a lack of better words.
I think 1.17 - 1.19 were a big flop, but 1.20 was enjoyable. 1.21 looks extremely promising in terms of content and new redstone. From 2021 to 2022 Minecraft was in a rough spot, but I think with 1.20 we are coming into a new age of updates, rapidly changing the game and adding new content that will define how we play and view Minecraft.
I agree. 1.21 is shaping up to be another big update.
@@VectorJW9260 Not really. Unless they pull out that combat experiment 1.21 is going to be yet another random bullshit go update with half-baked features.
“1.20” and “changing the game” should never be used in the same sentence.
Damn bro ... At least give them the benefit of the doubt😅
@@HungryWarden Unless that sentence is "1.20 is changing the game for worse"
You have no idea how fast i clicked on this video
great video!!! love it, one of your best
The updates leading up to 1.16 was Minecraft’s second golden age after the first during the beta 1.7.3 days.
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man shut up
the thng that really solidified this as the best update for me is that they anounced three new hype bioms, while still keeping the old one, wich seemed like a lot. And then they just added another, at the middle of the development, just like that. And it was the most unique one too
At least they GET updates... Geometry Dash went updateless for 7 years!
Fun fact: Minecraft Dungeons does have Fireflies 💀
Another thing about 1.16 is that the update was very interactive with the community as snapshots were releasing. The community wanted a way to get gold in the nether, these thoughts were put online, and two weeks later we got nether gold ore. The community wanted a new structure in the nether, in fact most people wanted a “bastion” type structure, and we got the bastion remnants. We wanted another new biome and for basalt and blackstone to be more easily obtained in bulk, so we got the basalt delta biome, and basalt generators, and piglings bartered blackstone. We wanted a piglin type boss, and in 1.16.2 we got the piglin brute, and while it’s not a boss, it is basically a buffer piglin. I remember most people wanted a “Piglin Chief” to be a boss in bastions, and we got fairly close. Even small things like netherite hoes being a rare barter trade from Piglins, the community didn’t like it, so it was removed.
1.14 to 1.17 (especially before it came out when we thought it was one update) is so nostalgic even though it doesn’t feel that long ago
Its funny, i remember that when 1.16 came out i was really close minded when it came to Minecraft, like i genuinely didn't want to play anything beyond 1.12 because I thought the newer updates made the game too different.
Then i eventually got over that and saw that 1.16 alongside was probably the best update since 1.7, it fundamentally changed the game and not in the 1.9 "Mechanics" way, every world you make now will be fundamentally different because an entire dimension got an overhaul, the only thing i don't like is the removal of zombie pigmen, piglins and their zombie counterparts are cool and all but the Zombie Pigmen were classic. But that doesn't really bother me now since i use a texture pack to change them back.
Really the only actual complaint i have is that nether fortresses didn't get updated, and while that was never promised i think they deserve an update with how easier Minecraft has become now. Nether Fortresses were always structures that at least for me, were defined by chaos. In older versions stepping into them felt like stepping into an endgame dungeon, especially when they generated over lava, the amount of mobs, Blazes shooting at you, wither skeletons popping out of nowhere, and the long corridors making for intese moments is what made them great for me. But since 1.14 Enchantment became so easy to get that its now more than likely that when you visit them, youre already going to be overpowered, whereas before it was more likely you'd explore them before getting full enchanted Diamond Armor, or netherite in this case. So an update that changed the structure to bring it closer to what it once was would've been nice, (hell they could always add the wildfire as a boss or something) but they didn't, which is fine because those structures are classic, but an update to them still would've been nice, but besides that, 1.16 was literally perfect.
Mojang can definitely choose to make another 1.16 level update, they just don't have the work ethic to. It's not like they make money off of updating a game most people already own. Thats why their events promote their other games more than the original game.
That aside, I think one of the things that really helped the Nether update out was the fact that it involved something that players HAD to interact with. The nether is an integral part of the game, as it allows for quick transportation. 1.18 also benefitted from this, if it only had more features. Caving has always been a major part of Minecraft. 1.19, 1.20, and from what we've seen of 1.21, these are all things that players won't be required to interact with, which isn't inherently bad, but means that if you aren't actively seeking them out, you might as well play the previous version.
Another thing that 1.16 benefitted from was the complete fantasy elements. Minecraft tries WAY to hard to be realistic. When I first played Minecraft, it was interesting to find out that mycelium, obsidian, and silverfish are all real things. Now I'm hard pressed to find something that isn't in real life. The ancient cities are personally my favorite Minecraft feature right now, and it benefits from the lack of connection to real life.