What would a qualified procedural ape, especially a programmer at One of minecraft's most watched Mojang studios, do when they encounter a bug at Minecraft? Let's say, oh wow from three famous BUG accidents!
01
Bug = feature, glowing enchantment table!
In 2015, tommaso Checchi, the developer in charge of Minecraft Pocket PE at the time, was planning to develop an "enchanted table" for minecraft on mobile phones. Then because of an accident, the code appeared bug, which directly caused the enchanted table to start glowing!
This incredibly "shocking" and "unforgivable" mistake made Tommaso a clever move, and since bugs were born and the bugs looked good, let him be a feature.
So on July 15, 2015, Tomm tweeted: This bug appeared really good!
02
Minecraft Now Accident! Sneak off...
In 2021 Mojang launched a brand new series, Minecraft Now. Simply put, it's a group of Mojang developers playing in front of Minecraft players around the world. This game is, of course, Minecraft.
In one live broadcast, the version they played was Minecraft 1.18. In the midst of a lush cave underground, I encounter an abandoned mine shaft suspended in the air, which is not uncommon. Kingbdogz, who was the leader, began to skillfully introduce this design idea:
Chains are a new block added to Minecraft 1.16, and after the 1.18 revision of the caves, many abandoned mines were left hanging because the caves became very large and empty. In order to put an end to this unscientific phenomenon, we let these dangling mine plank walkways be chained to the top of the cave in Minecraft to avoid the unscientific situation of floating.
However, an embarrassing scene appeared! The words did not fall, and the floating abandoned mine without chains appeared in front of several developers! How to explain this bug?
The developers had a clever move, the narrator's Kingbdogz turned a blind eye, and then another developer secretly shook off all the planks, as if this "feature" never appeared. (Witty in~)
03
Frogs eat goats .jpg
You know what? Every frog has a giant black hole in its belly that can swallow everything in the world. If one day you are swallowed by a frog, you can travel to another world. - A Minecraft player who did not want to be named.
Well, here's a meme, a frog that only joined the Minecraft community recently after Minecraft Bedrock Edition preemptively released 1.19 because it can swallow a goat in one bite. In the latest issue of Minecraft Now, Mojang explains this interesting BUG:
We found in previous tests that frogs can eat goats, which is actually a "bug" made earlier to test the mechanism by which frogs can "swallow" things. The implication is that Mojang is whitewashing himself, this BUG was not born unintentionally, and even does not rule out that the developer deliberately created a whole bug in order to live the whole life?
In fact, why does Minecraft always find a lot of bugs to copy features? In fact, it can be said that there is no game in the world that is so popular that players can get so close to the code. Do you want to see how the King's Glory BUG was born? Sorry, you don't have permission to view and modify.
As for the BUG becoming a feature? This isn't unique to Minecraft, every game has a history of bugs being featured.