Minecraft News of the Week: Steve's height, Minecraft esports chair, Dream skin added to Fortnite? Major news such as the Bedrock Edition UI and account migration.
1. Mud and frogs drive fans crazy; since Minecraft came out, there have been blocks and settings like water and dirt, but there are no mud and frogs, but all of this will change in the next big update of Minecraft next year, new swamps, new frogs, new boats with chests, and new mud blocks. Minecraft fans who watched the live broadcast at the time were "crazy"!
Players generally believe that dirt can bring something very interesting to Minecraft. Mud blocks are a perfect new building material, as well as new characteristics such as mud and sagging that may be born. It took almost a decade for the mud blocks to be suggested and finally joined, and judging by the reaction of the community, the excitement of the players shows that it was all worth it. And people's expectations for 1.19 are far more than the current 1.18.
2. Microsoft confirms Minecraft Steve's height; Minecraft finally answers the question that has plagued Minecraft fans around the world since minecraft was released: How tall is Steve?
A simple and intuitive chart was posted to Xbox's official Twitter account, showing exactly Steve's height and size. According to the traditional understanding, Minecraft is one square = one meter, so Steve is as tall as 6 feet 2 inches, or 1.875 meters. While American men are only 1.75m tall on average, the weirdest thing is that one-third of Steve's figure is purely its head. I don't know if it is because the gravitational pull of the MC world is much smaller than that of the earth, and the vast majority of creatures in this world are taller than those on the earth. (The height recorded on the wiki is 1.8 blocks tall.) So there is a slight discrepancy between this data and the data on the wiki at present. ）
3. Will Fortnite add the Dream skin with the Minecraft element? Fortnite is a third-person shooter that has been on fire abroad, but unlike PUBG, it is a shooter that combines sandbox features, such as building houses and walls to cover up against enemy fire. In general, there are still some connections with Minecraft.
Now, according to the Revelations of Fortnite, the Dream skin of Minecraft will be added to the game and available, and Dream's nearly 30 million subscriptions and billions of views have made him one of the most famous characters in the Minecraft community.
4. Minecraft co-branded esports chair release; imagine what it would be like for miners to sit in such a chair and rule my world. Recently, Secretlab released a Minecraft co-branded coolie afraid of the appearance of the esports chair. This is an official Minecraft game chair produced by Secretlab in collaboration with Mojang Studios. On the back of the chair is the creeper's face, with a prominent Minecraft logo and a black-and-green color scheme. And it's the first special edition chair made of software Plus, and it's going to be one of the best gaming chairs on the market.
The pricing of the co-brand chair is also quite expensive, with three versions of small, ordinary and XL, and the XL version for adult users starts at $549 (3500 yuan). So is this the power of Minecraft co-branding? At present, it takes a lot of trouble for domestic players to get it.
5. Summary of bedrock edition new UI messages; the news that Bedrock Edition will change the new UI was leaked a long time ago, plus oleg Kozitsyn has released five screenshots this week, summarizing all the screenshots so far, making some simple and reasonable speculations about the new UI:
At present, (1) entering the game, the first interface such as game options will be listed in the form of icons; (2) the selected menu will float, and clicking on the menu will sink.
In addition, as of this week, Mojang's unconventional limited account migration work is underway. If you have not received the "Minecraft" account migration invitation before, remember to go to the Mojang official website to see it.