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09 October 2025

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09 October 2025

• I am happy we are getting some preparations for vibrant visuals on java, BUUUT...

  It made my storage room extremely dark, I love how it looks and it will give minecraft a really good cozy vibe when playing, but that is a bit too much. Also, anyone else sees the tint? What are your opinions on this? It feels like light sources aren't sufficient enough anymore submitted by /u/vncnwn to r/Minecraft [link] [comments]

• The spear be like

  submitted by /u/Akazuma_ to r/MinecraftMemes [link] [comments]

• Galerie des glaces (hall of the mirrors) 1:1

  submitted by /u/Distinct-Pride7936 to r/Minecraftbuilds [link] [comments]

• Updates After 1.16

  submitted by /u/Darkness_Monarch to r/MinecraftMemes [link] [comments]

• 🐔

  submitted by /u/ChuchoChapin to r/MinecraftMemes [link] [comments]

• 📡📡📡📡

  submitted by /u/rikesh398 to r/MinecraftMemes [link] [comments]

• Simple Medieval House

  submitted by /u/SilentTombs to r/Minecraftbuilds [link] [comments]

• The early game has been greatly buffed but no one really talks about it

  1.21 has been a great at adding or rebalancing features that help round out some of the problems it has. All of these items are now easily obtainable in the first 30 minutes of any regular survival playthrough and can provide great value for a long time. Copper gear is the least impressive one, since iron isn't super difficult to get. But, since copper is just incredibly cheap AND have the same mining speed as iron, they make for really good tools for breaking terrain, indirectly making strip mining a bit more viable; Saddles being craftables made horses and donkeys great for any point in the game until you get an elytra. You can get a saddle basically at the sane time you can get a shield, so, having one when exploring the overworld and riding random ones you find makes you go faster and save on food basically for free; Lodestones are THE most underated block in the game, being able to easily mark any important point in the map for really cheap (ever since the recipe change) is far more convenient than having to use a book and quill or an external notebook. You do need to use the compass, but, the bundles helps alot in that regard; Bundles just made any type of exploration alot more bearable, just one can fell like it double your space. But, it goes especialy well with stashing compasses for the lodestones, since, it is a stackable item, and you can have directions to anywhere you want at any time without sacrificing much at all; The lead rework(including the happy ghast) is just really fun, and made moving entities and alot of items early super easy. Not much to say other than it was just a straight buff to what it was already doing. All these features (and that will soon include the 1.21.11 features) made the early game feel so much more unique and fun compared to older versions, seeing new items and older ones being used and reused in usefull ways that directly upgrade the experience is really cool. submitted by /u/FreshConstruction629 to r/Minecraft [link] [comments]

• good idea or nah?

  could be a bastion mini boss submitted by /u/Ready_Mind_1716 to r/Minecraft [link] [comments]

• These guys BOTH naturally spawned right next to each other almost simultaneously...tragic ending though

  submitted by /u/chinstrapppp to r/Minecraft [link] [comments]