We’ve been following the big Minecraft ever since it was announced with new bits of information slowly revealed since. The update was eventually confirmed to be with many of the blocks included in the update showcased in a detailed video that also showed off some . After the release date for Minecraft’s Caves and Cliffs Part I update recently, the update has started rolling out on all platforms as of a few hours ago. To go alongside the update, Mojang also showcased a new Minecraft Caves and Cliffs Part I update trailer which you can watch below::
The highlights include the amphibious Axolotl spawning in underground water. The Axolotl attack fish, squid, drowned, and guardians. Killing a mob that the Axolotl was attacking will reward a player with regeneration with mining fatigue removed. The Goat also joins the game thanks to winning the MINECON Live 2019 mob vote. Goats spawn in extreme hills and can occasionally ram into other mobs and players. The glow squid is the winning mob of the Minecraft Live 2020 mob vote. Glow squids drop glow ink sacs when killed. Detailed patch notes including information about powder snow, amethyst geodes, raw ore changes, and all the changes and fixes are It is going to be interesting to see what Mojang brings to E3’s Microsoft and Bethesda showcase barring a tease for Minecraft Caves and Cliffs Part 2. Do you still play Minecraft regularly on mobile or other platforms?
The highlights include the amphibious Axolotl spawning in underground water. The Axolotl attack fish, squid, drowned, and guardians. Killing a mob that the Axolotl was attacking will reward a player with regeneration with mining fatigue removed. The Goat also joins the game thanks to winning the MINECON Live 2019 mob vote. Goats spawn in extreme hills and can occasionally ram into other mobs and players. The glow squid is the winning mob of the Minecraft Live 2020 mob vote. Glow squids drop glow ink sacs when killed. Detailed patch notes including information about powder snow, amethyst geodes, raw ore changes, and all the changes and fixes are It is going to be interesting to see what Mojang brings to E3’s Microsoft and Bethesda showcase barring a tease for Minecraft Caves and Cliffs Part 2. Do you still play Minecraft regularly on mobile or other platforms?