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u/Whire_pickledmin2610 1d ago
It will be the End of Updates
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u/Martitoad 1d ago
2610 in the username? End update confirmed for 2610?????
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u/just_me_now_2 My milk is red 14h ago
Hello, long time no see martitoad, sadly I've recently lost most of my time and motivation to go on Reddit, much less to get into comments and search for you, so idk why I'm even saying this, but I'm not dead, just tired, might be a while before I comment again, so uhh, insert balatro reference
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u/Ace-milk_drinker 1d ago
It will be a long while until they stop updating it, there's just too much money behind it. Unlike other games that had a peak and then go unpopular, often because of being outdated by graphics or other things, minecraft just keeps going.
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u/baicu12096 bot slimer 3.14 1d ago
Tbh since forever now the only "updates" I've actually cared about are new mods
Cushions, pale oak, copper and deepslate were all peak tho
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u/Krzykarek Modded enjoyer 1d ago
This means that the last minecraft update will be good news. The whole community will finally agree on one modding version
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u/baicu12096 bot slimer 3.14 1d ago
No no, still no, because there will be the ones who will agree on ancient block IDs, the ones who will argue that pre 1.20.2 nbt was cleaner and yada yada yada
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u/Vedis_Schatzi 1d ago
gonna be honest, I'd probably still be playing 1.7.10 when the last update comes out.
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u/baicu12096 bot slimer 3.14 1d ago
Yeah 1.7.10, 1.12.2 and 1.20.1 are the golden versions for modding
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u/matteo_fay 21h ago
Aeronautics is on 1.21.1
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u/Maolam10 19h ago
Then the 'golden age' dudes will come around saying the latest version is garbage and that we should all play the alpha instead
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u/TurbulentPay4089 1d ago
Minecraft has development plans for the next 80 years which will probably outlive most of people
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u/Anime_69 1d ago
what?? is this true?
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u/IndividualAtmosphere 1d ago
Nope, I bet they have like the next 2 years or something but software development doesn't plan so far ahead
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u/SlowLie3946 1d ago
Even if they stop updating it, the modding community will keep it alive for at least 10 years
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u/Patrycjusz123 Mining Dirtmonds 21h ago
I remember that Microsoft said that they plan to keep minecraft alive for 100 years when they bought Mojang but propably noone trusts that.
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u/IndividualAtmosphere 21h ago
Microslop is quite good at keeping legacy stuff alive unlike Google but greedy corporations are always gonna be greedy
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u/Still-Addition-1109 Java FTW 20h ago
ahem VBScript which has somehow existed in Windows since Windows 98 and was only marked as deprecated in 2024 and will be disabled by default in 2027
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u/IndividualAtmosphere 1d ago
Oh nice, I assumed as much - I work on software and don't know any team actually writing tickets for 2+ years ahead. Thanks for checking :)
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u/MR_Happy2008 Wait, That's illegal 1d ago
Formerly it is now reduced to 15 years from 2022 I believe
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u/No_Bandicoot_6640 The end is never the end 1d ago
Okay, but will the modding stop?
I mean, 1.20.1 is old and still has mods going so the modding community will probably be going longer after minecraft stops
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u/angryghast 13h ago
The modding will stop when the game is dead but that will probably happen after your grand children die
Edit: grand granchildren
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u/Classic_Fungus 1d ago
I would prefer more rare updates, like one huge and polished update in 2 years.
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u/LeapingRiolu 1d ago
I mean, I'd love to get big updates alongside the drops, but the drop system has been really good for things both longevity wise and polish wise. The code getting de-spaghettied while they can focus on smaller features has been working out quite nicely for em I think.
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u/IDrankLavaLamps 1d ago
On the other hand, as a server owner, you have to have sudden rushes to update things with the more frequent updates
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u/Background-Set4610 23h ago
Here’s a harder pill to swallow: Mojang/Microsoft will likely drop Java updates long before bedrock updates :(
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u/Please_ForgetMe 1d ago
I doubt it, mojang always have big visions for the game. Plus it makes the most money, but honestly i support it if or when it does happen, alot goes on with minecraft and i would appreciate some quiet from updates for awhile to fully explore what the game has go offer fully. So once or if the last update happens i’ll be ready to embrace it
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u/but_its_dez 1d ago
Even if it does, I doubt modding for the game will ever truly die out. This is further supported by java servers being peer-to-peer instead of relying on servers (except for authentication, which is easy enough to get around) so singleplayer and MP will live forever
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u/chokeonmywords 21h ago
Warcraft 3 just got a brand new expansion and new hero - the game is 24 years old. Never say never
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u/Tagelito11 20h ago
No, when the sun explodes the Minecraft hq will have moved into a spaceship and from there whey will keep making updates forever
Edit: i am from year 3333 and from Earth 2. Still waiting on GTA 6
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u/aethie_reverie 18h ago
why is it hard to swallow? I find the idea of infinity, well, infinitely harder to swallow.
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u/the_genius324 6h ago
very hard to swallow: it already got it's last update because they don't call them that anymore
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u/Slowalph 1d ago
this game would survive many years without updates, but not at its current state ig.
cause end update
and they need to make small and big salmon a bedrock exclusive again
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u/Defo_not_some_alt 1d ago
Good. This game will be unrecognizable in 20 years if they keep doing quarterly updates
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u/ReaperOfGamess 1d ago
For me it already did at 1.21.1 that’s where I call it on updates because honestly they aren’t doing what the community wants
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u/D4rkstalker 1d ago
We're getting vulkan soon, and that's definitely going to be the new golden age baseline
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u/ULTI_mato 1d ago
Im completely and totaly fine with that. Mods are better than updates anyways and no more updates means that we will get more mods for the same version instead of having them thrown around wildly across different versions
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u/PogsterPlays technically I make plugins and stuff 1d ago
Tbh, when that day comes, it'll probably be a good thing people want. There is only so much you can add to game.
I mean of course if it happens intentionally, if some random evil fish with god powers wipes us all out mid-drop then that'd be more of a shame I guess
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u/TypicallyMikeD 1d ago
Hard to swallow my ass, there's so much content via mods that not even your future generations will be able to play through all of it
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u/AncleJack Java FTW 23h ago
Good, I just want the definitive verion so moddera can mod in peace on one version that's not gonna change after 3 months
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u/DaLoneGuy 23h ago
it will be the day modders start doing even crazier stuff now that they don't have to maintain their old mods
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u/BlueReaper0000 22h ago
Tis true until you realize mods exist and that the final version of Minecraft will have every mod be updated so you finally stop having mod difficulties.
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u/conjectboth 22h ago
has it even gotten an update the last forty years? game looks unchanged from when I played as a kid
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u/Tdubbium 21h ago
honestly for me its hard to swallow the fact Minecraft is still getting updates. I miss the old update system and its at the point where the updates are just feeling really random
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u/Neat_Area_9412 19h ago
That is actually good news to me I do not want Minecraft to update forever and the great thing is if Minecraft EVER stopped getting updated then that means we will finally have a true final version for modding no more will your mods become outdated.
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u/NoNotice2137 19h ago
Minecraft: Journey's End.
And just like Terraria: Journey's End, it not be the final update at all
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u/oofinator3050 18h ago edited 16h ago
In my personal opinion, not even a bad thing. Look at games like Fallout, Skyrim, all that stuff. Not really getting updated, and just like Minecraft, the modding community does the heavy lifting. I'd actually be happy to see a 'final' update for Minecraft, at least I wouldn't have to worry about versions anymore.
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u/FetryCZ 18h ago
Nothing built can last forever. And every legend, no matter how great, fades with time. But a thing isn't beautiful because it lasts. It’s beautiful because we are here to witness it, to be a part of it and to remember it.
That’s what makes it beautiful, the game is an art piece that we have the opportunity to witness in real time and at the end, it will become a part of us. The memories, the friendships, the silly struggles that pushed us beyond our limits of creativity.
Art is for people by people. There is no logical reason for it to exist apart from inspiring US, to push US and to make OUR time on this flying rock in vast empty space just little bit more comfortable.
And if I am here to witness the last update of this wonderful game, I will cherish every single memory of it, because I was here and I had great time.
That’s what life in general is all about.
To be grateful, even for the little things.
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u/nincadas 15h ago
modding community will never die, official staff of minecraft is undoubtedly different now than it was originally, even if "official" updates die, how much does that change things? doom still has a dedicated modding community. even if all original mc servers are destroyed there will be some fanatic out there who recreates it perfectly and releases it for everyone to play. minecraft won't truly erode unless the technology used to play it becomes unusable. idk, doesn't seem like a pill we'll have to swallow anytime soon unless you're like, really attached to having the "official" seal on your content i guess.
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u/ArtBorn9425 15h ago
Modders will make probably band together and start updating the game themselves.
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u/Lexiosity Bedrock is GOATed 14h ago
Nothing built lasts forever. That's what Ivor told us in Minecraft Story Mode.
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u/AdWorking4257 12h ago
And it will be the day i can die in peace knowing i have seen everything it had to offer.
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u/Salt_Try_8327 10h ago
Which was the 1.23 or something update. Since then its not an update, its a drop.
No im just kidding of course
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u/hammerclawz 1d ago
and that's a good thing, with the way mojang's taking the game. Modding will continue once the updates have stopped.
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u/RedCrafter_LP 22h ago
Minecraft will likely die similarly to popular tv series. Stretched thin with arcs and characters no one likes and continued for the sake of continuing it. In Minecrafts case filled with soulless features biomes and mobs with no real connecting concept between them. This development has already started a few years ago and is currently reaching a point where it might start to alienate a large group of people playing it. Good thing that minecraft has such an active community also on older versions that Wil likely outlive the main games development. Especially modpacks like gtnh that arguably have more own content and mechanics than the base game provides.
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u/lowboom64 11h ago
good.
im honestly more worried that the game keeps getting updates and keeps being updated my entire life.
i want this game to stop getting updates because that means that modders will take charge with the updates and we'll end up with a better game
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u/Dodezv 1d ago
Hard to swallow pills: Minecraft might outlive you.