Mojang has revised its content release schedule for Minecraft, with new features coming more frequently, Minecraft Live being held twice a year and more.
Briefly about the main thing:
- The big update for Minecraft, which usually comes out every summer, will be replaced by several updates with additions. They will be rolled out throughout the year. Each time, the scale of the updates will vary.
- The Minecraft Live presentation "will become a more focused show." The live broadcast will be organized twice a year instead of once.
- There will no longer be a user vote to add mobs to the game.
- The team is still working on a native version of Minecraft for PlayStation 5. "Because Minecraft is better when friends can play together on their favorite device," the team wrote in a statement. As a reminder, testing of this port began in June.
- Over the next year, the team will try to improve the multiplayer and make it easier to find friends and connect with them.
"We are excited for a future of Minecraft in which we get to share more features with you more regularly, and in which your suggestions continue to become a reality. We hope you’ll join us for another fifteen years – and hopefully, even more." - Mojang Studios said.
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