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When you get to the end of the overworld where land turns to sea, there should be a cut to loading chunks screen where it'll load a entire new chunk for your world. Everytime you need to go back to your original area itll load again. Maybe this is a way we can maintain that unlimited amout that mc has always given us, hope i'm not alone when i suggest this

BTW good job 4j studios it really is a good port , really has made it easy for me to have others come to my house and plug in and well...try to sabotage my wooden mansions :/ lol. Really though thanks.

I think it is a great idea and should be added to the game.

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When you get to the end of the overworld where land turns to sea, there should be a cut to loading chunks screen where it'll load a entire new chunk for your world. Everytime you need to go back to your original area itll load again. Maybe this is a way we can maintain that unlimited amout that mc has always given us, hope i'm not alone when i suggest this

BTW good job 4j studios it really is a good port , really has made it easy for me to have others come to my house and plug in and well...try to sabotage my wooden mansions :/ lol. Really though thanks.

This is.... Brilliant. they need to add this. They really do.

This actually sounds like an awesome idea. It"d be like when you play Fallout 3 and you go inside a building and it has to load the new area your entering. Opens up the possibility of larger areas to explore.

I like this idea, too.
It would be fun building something at the corner--people would have to keep going through loading screens to get through the structure....

I like this idea. It offers a solution to the "does the xbox 360 edition have enough running capacity for bigger maps?" question. Still, the worlds couldnt be too big or else major lag will happen. so how about this: when you look at a map there are 9 sections, each representing a part of the world. whenever you want to look at a different part of the map, you press the D-pad to cycle through the parts of maps you have completed.