As Minecraft Live 2022 draws nearer, more and more news about new versions and new content is emerging. This week we've gathered all the currently known information to talk about the latest news from Minecraft Live 2022 so far!
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Two goals for Minecraft Live 2022!
First, Mojang has two goals for this year's Minecraft Live.
The first goal is to celebrate this game that everyone loves with players around the world, and better celebrate Minecraft's annual Live celebration. So maybe this year's Live will be very special and grand? Personally, I'm looking forward to how Mojang will accomplish this "celebratory" goal.
For example, a very memorable cape that has not been sold for many years and needs to spend money to buy tickets and visit the site to get? Is it even possible to randomly give away a cape to the lucky ones watching the live broadcast by means of a lottery?
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Mojang corrects mistakes, learns lessons, and joins the post 100% of the content!
The second goal, which is a huge goal for Mojang, is that Lady Agens admits that the previous voices of discontent from the community were indeed caused by Mojang's wrong behavior, and now that we have learned from the mistakes, trying to correct this mistake will start with Minecraft Live in 2022.
(1) First of all, Agnes ensures that the features announced in Minecraft Live this year will be 100% implemented and will definitely be added to Minecraft!
PS: Taking fireflies as an example, if Mojang finds that frogs are no longer suitable for swallowing fireflies, then fireflies will no longer be removed, but will be deeply developed to add more features to the game. However, Mojang did not say that it would add features that had not been fulfilled before.
(2) More to achieve the player's demands, for example, when Mojang announces new content, then this new content, new features will listen more to the opinions from the community, the demands of players. The deep cultivation of features may be a major feature of the 1.20 version of development.
(3) Do not publish unconfirmed features; It can be understood that confidentiality will be stronger. Although Mojang does not explicitly state it, it can actually be understood. In other words, since Mojang "learned its lesson," developers may release fewer unconfirmed features privately. This means that the confidentiality of future version development will be stronger.
It's as if, until the mc archaeological system is confirmed, you won't be aware of the fact that there is an "archaeological update" program. Mojang may no longer have conceptual art drawings like the "Original Birch Forest" that will not be released, and once published, Mojang will try to achieve them in every way.
So in the future, it will be more difficult for us to predict future versions of Minecraft. In fact, guessing what will be updated in the next version of Minecraft is also one of the topics that the community is keen to discuss.
All in all, players at this year's Minecraft Live may be able to see a different and different Mojang than before.
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1.20 Update Theme Leak: "Code Optimization Update"?
Recently, the Minecraft community has appeared a description of the content of version 1.20 of the Chinese wiki page of Minecraft: 1.20 is a version called "Optimization Update", which is a major update to java edition, which will be released on X X 2023, this update will add a lot of optimization code and fix ancient bugs, focusing on refactoring, repairing, optimizing, and upgrading code to make Minecraft more fluent. And this update will be announced at Minecraft Live 2022.
The screenshot content seems to be very real, but in fact, it is full of errors and omissions. First of all, there are no 1.20 pages in the wiki, and secondly, for unpublished or officially explicitly mentioned versions, the wiki will usually be placed in the "planned version" page. At the last glance, ding really is, isn't this the layout of the java version 1.19 release page? After all, modifying some page text is not a high-tech thing.
Most importantly, if you refactor the Minecraft code, shouldn't it be named Minecraft 2.0?