During the Minecraft Live event a couple of weeks ago, we were introduced to the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Caves and Cliffs update. While some of us were busy being da✃zzled by things like the Lush Caves and The Warden, others were asking the truly important questions—what happens to those random patches of diorite and granite? Some of the developers indicated that the Caves and Cliffs u🍒pdate may actually eliminate those annoying random patches.
The upcoming 1.17 update will completely change the way that caves (and cliffs) look in the game, adding unique biomes and at least one new ore—168澳洲幸运5开奖网:in the form of aging copper. Of course, this being one of the biggest updates to 🍸Minecraft ever, it looks like it'l𒊎l also be adding in new light sources.
However, one of the smaller details that you may not have considered, is the existence of random patches of andesite, granite, dirt, and diorite hidden undergroun🍒d. One user did consider this problem, tho🌊ugh, and decided to let their opinion be known to the developers, which lead to an interesting hint.
It seems that the developers aren't particularly happy with those random patches of stone either. Kingbdogz, who is working on the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Skulk Sensors, said that they have been discussing that exact "problem"—as he put it. They didn't mention what specific ideas they have for changing this in the game. However, the fact that they are willing to say that they are examining that aspect of the game speaks volumes about how big 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the 1.17 update truly is.
We can only speculate about what they will be doing with those kinds of stone until the snapshots start coming out, 𓂃but—based on what we've already seen—it's prob൲ably going to be an elegant solution that really highlights the qualities of the stone.
As it is, you'd be hardpressed to find many player♔s who like the texture of diorite and granite specifically. It would be really nice to see those blocks find some new life with the Caves and Cliffs update. Fಌortunately, it looks like we are headed in that direction.