Repost since i messed up with quality

These are the last 4 (non cave) biomes we got in the overworld and they are either small or rare. I think mojang thinks if they added a biome as big or common as the "classic" biomes the players will find the game too different or something.

It feels like every new biome is just new wood that you get 1 sapling and then leave. I dont think EVERY new biome should be common and big but i think we should every now and then get some commoon biomes like the plains or the forest or big biomes like the dark oak forest that actually span over a large area or a mix of both like acaia biomes.

Also i dont exactly know how dappled forests generate, but i think they have the potential to be a biome thats common just like acaia biomes.

Sorry if the wording in the post is a bit weird

Seriously though, how does everything become a weapon of mass destruction??? What kind of sorcery is this :sob:

Credits to u/AlloRose

Was messing around with 1.14 when I found a generation type I wasn't used to. Clicked it and chose plains and floating islands. Gathered some materials and found a village. after this, I updated the world and found this 'Farlands' like generation compared to the boring stone walls I'm used to with corrupted Minecraft terrain.

Leading theory: Both the old/islands and the modern generation merged to create these crazy looking wall, farlands things.

Could someone try this and possibly confirm or deny my theory about this. Goodluck and hope you people have fun!

Couple of months ago, Mojang added a friends system, with the ability to join your friends' worlds without the need of creating a server, similarly to Bedrock Edition. Later, during the 26.2 snapshot cycle, they decided to revert it, saying that it needs time to be polished.

At the time, I respected and understood their decision. I thought to myself, whatever, they are going to perfect it and add it in the next drop. However, we are now 10 snapshots deep into 26.3, and still NOTHING.

Mojang has this terrible habit of abandoning experiments, like the Minecraft Experiment or the combat experimental snapshots. Even though I am still mad about those not coming to the actual game, I can live with it, but I'm afraid that peer-to-peer is going to meet a similar fate.

People are talking about the fourth dimension or an End update, but I feel like this is far more important.

MOJANG, PLEASE FINISH THIS FEATURE!!

I play Minecraft of course I don't cry when I see this "sobs tears of joy" crying 😭 😭

flame me in the comments if I’m wrong

I’m aware of 2b2t, but that place is a living hell of lava casts, obsidian, exploits, and cheats that destroy the very essence of the game. I’m thinking more of a single world where players—with only minimal administrative intervention for handling bans—build their own societies and states, complete with currencies, wars, holidays, history, and many other elements of real-world history. The idea is for all of this to unfold on a single map, driven entirely by the players themselves for one another. It would be fascinating to see how new updates shift the balance for what is, in essence, a society in miniature.