Once upon a time, the world of Minecraft was a world filled with man-made and naturally generated wonders.
You had the Desertians, a group of people with great knowledge on how to survive with few resources.
They had big cities in the desert, that spanned as far as the eye could see.
They where religious, so they created big temples. Now, after the wind has blown sand around where their kingdoms once were, those are the only things that are high enough to not be buried completely.
Even though the desert people were the richest and had the most welfare of all the empires, because deserts lack resources they heavily relied on trade with the Florans, a group of people who lived in the resource-rich forests.
They were very close to nature and lived a humble life.
This didn't really matter though because the forests had so many resources and they had such big numbers that even if a tiny percentage of their resources went to other kingdoms they would still have more than enough emeralds to support the economy.
However, them being so in sync with nature did eventually lead to their downfall as a way smaller and weaker empire could still quickly become stronger than them if they didn't care so much about nature and took all resources they could find.
Because of their size, the Florans did survive a few attacks but weakened and tired from many battles, they eventually faced an opponent that was just a little bit stronger than them:
The Xodals. A warmongering faction that destroyed everything in their path.
After having destroyed the Desertians and the Florans they build villages everywhere. After the big collapse, a few of them survived, and you can still find them as villagers.
A few mages of them lived in dark oak forests, where they gathered in big mansions and practiced dark magic.
Now let's move on to the big jungles, where tribes lived without even knowing about what was happening outside of it.
They were primitive, but with all the resources in the jungle, they had much stuff and they built great temples filled with traps.
That was until the sea people came. A clan, that lived on islands, that have died out long ago.
They appeared suddenly at the shores, plundered, killed, and left. Their existence is still doubted by many historians since the only evidence of them having existed came from old scrolls found in temples.
So the tribes were destroyed, and after a while, the Xodal empire collapsed because their empire was too big to control. When the monsters came, the empire had already collapsed so there was no army to protect them and almost anyone got killed.
Now, a few thousand years later, the only humans remaining are living in the shadows of the old empires, having to hide every night because they can't do anything against the monsters.
But there is some hope for the worlds left. There is a small faction called the rebuilders. They live far away from each other, and travel the world, helping wherever they can. The world is big, and their numbers are small, so you will likely never see one. But you will see where they have been. Those mineshafts you find? Made by rebuilders. The ones made by the Xodals can still be found in the mesa, but anything deep underground has collapsed by now. Find librarian villagers? They can read, which has probably been thought to them by the rebuilders. If you find an igloo, there's a cactus inside, which shows that the person who built it has come from far. That person was a rebuilder. You're also one of them. You traveled far from the others, so you could help a region advance and become something that could maybe be compared to one of the ancient empires. So the next time you see a village, don't plunder it. Protect it, maybe build a wall or create a farm in any crop they do not have yet, because that's what you're here for.
It's a shame they haven't added more airborne mobs to the game yet. Would like to see more of those. For the 4th I'm definitely feeling it will be a sort of boss.
I think it could be an overworld boss since we have a big boss for the nether (the wither) and one for the end (the enderdragon). We do have the elder guardian, but that's not really a big boss, more of a non-respawning mob like a shulker
The first one isn't a jungle mob. There are already multiple mobs exclusive to the jungle, they wouldn't add any more. It's likely some sort of squid type mob for the oceans, or it could be a cave specific mob that is similar to a fly trap. The fourth one is likely some sort of blaze miniboss for the nether fortresses, to give more incentive to explore the Nether after getting blaze powder and glowstone
That could be true too! The first one does look like some sort of squid, and that long thing could be one of those very long tentacles that you also see on pictures
But in real-life jungles have way more lifeforms than any other biome, so maybe Mojang wants to add some realism. But even though it would be realistic, from a design perspective it wouldn't be smart so I think your suggestion might very well be true.
What you said about that 4th mob could also be true, but without its color scheme we really can't know for which dimension it is. I have made an image that shows that:
Minecraft 1.13 snapshots run at nearly double fps, which will impact optifine downloads. The functions and data packs will kill most simple mods (complicated ones can't be recreated though). Are they trying to kill forge and optifine?
What do you think these mobs are? I think the 1st one is a jungle mob, a venus fly trap.
The Second one could be a stingray, for in the ocean, and the 3rd one a dinosaur, which should be jungle, mesa, or any other hot biome. The 4th one still is a mystery to me, but it looks like it's a floating mob, maybe it could be something out of the end.
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No, Minecraft java is developed by a separate team so it will not get less priority
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*Sees everyone posting here*
I'll just wait until this post has died down, and post once everyone has quit this making me the winner
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When I try to make a statue it usually is like a flat face of 6x6 blocks, and the body is a tall 1x1 tower with 2 sticks on the side (the arms)
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Deleted because it can blow up my house.
Cobwebs
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Deleted for being education edition only
furnace
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Once upon a time, the world of Minecraft was a world filled with man-made and naturally generated wonders.
You had the Desertians, a group of people with great knowledge on how to survive with few resources.
They had big cities in the desert, that spanned as far as the eye could see.
They where religious, so they created big temples. Now, after the wind has blown sand around where their kingdoms once were, those are the only things that are high enough to not be buried completely.
Even though the desert people were the richest and had the most welfare of all the empires, because deserts lack resources they heavily relied on trade with the Florans, a group of people who lived in the resource-rich forests.
They were very close to nature and lived a humble life.
This didn't really matter though because the forests had so many resources and they had such big numbers that even if a tiny percentage of their resources went to other kingdoms they would still have more than enough emeralds to support the economy.
However, them being so in sync with nature did eventually lead to their downfall as a way smaller and weaker empire could still quickly become stronger than them if they didn't care so much about nature and took all resources they could find.
Because of their size, the Florans did survive a few attacks but weakened and tired from many battles, they eventually faced an opponent that was just a little bit stronger than them:
The Xodals. A warmongering faction that destroyed everything in their path.
After having destroyed the Desertians and the Florans they build villages everywhere. After the big collapse, a few of them survived, and you can still find them as villagers.
A few mages of them lived in dark oak forests, where they gathered in big mansions and practiced dark magic.
Now let's move on to the big jungles, where tribes lived without even knowing about what was happening outside of it.
They were primitive, but with all the resources in the jungle, they had much stuff and they built great temples filled with traps.
That was until the sea people came. A clan, that lived on islands, that have died out long ago.
They appeared suddenly at the shores, plundered, killed, and left. Their existence is still doubted by many historians since the only evidence of them having existed came from old scrolls found in temples.
So the tribes were destroyed, and after a while, the Xodal empire collapsed because their empire was too big to control. When the monsters came, the empire had already collapsed so there was no army to protect them and almost anyone got killed.
Now, a few thousand years later, the only humans remaining are living in the shadows of the old empires, having to hide every night because they can't do anything against the monsters.
But there is some hope for the worlds left. There is a small faction called the rebuilders. They live far away from each other, and travel the world, helping wherever they can. The world is big, and their numbers are small, so you will likely never see one. But you will see where they have been. Those mineshafts you find? Made by rebuilders. The ones made by the Xodals can still be found in the mesa, but anything deep underground has collapsed by now. Find librarian villagers? They can read, which has probably been thought to them by the rebuilders. If you find an igloo, there's a cactus inside, which shows that the person who built it has come from far. That person was a rebuilder. You're also one of them. You traveled far from the others, so you could help a region advance and become something that could maybe be compared to one of the ancient empires. So the next time you see a village, don't plunder it. Protect it, maybe build a wall or create a farm in any crop they do not have yet, because that's what you're here for.
I hope you liked it.
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So creepy...
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I think it could be an overworld boss since we have a big boss for the nether (the wither) and one for the end (the enderdragon). We do have the elder guardian, but that's not really a big boss, more of a non-respawning mob like a shulker
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That could be true too! The first one does look like some sort of squid, and that long thing could be one of those very long tentacles that you also see on pictures
But in real-life jungles have way more lifeforms than any other biome, so maybe Mojang wants to add some realism. But even though it would be realistic, from a design perspective it wouldn't be smart so I think your suggestion might very well be true.
What you said about that 4th mob could also be true, but without its color scheme we really can't know for which dimension it is. I have made an image that shows that:
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Minecraft 1.13 snapshots run at nearly double fps, which will impact optifine downloads. The functions and data packs will kill most simple mods (complicated ones can't be recreated though). Are they trying to kill forge and optifine?
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What do you think these mobs are? I think the 1st one is a jungle mob, a venus fly trap.
The Second one could be a stingray, for in the ocean, and the 3rd one a dinosaur, which should be jungle, mesa, or any other hot biome. The 4th one still is a mystery to me, but it looks like it's a floating mob, maybe it could be something out of the end.
So what do you think these could be?
Edit:
Possible color schemes for the 4th mob
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I don't know anymore, I haven't played it in a long time
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http://minecraft-server-list.com/sort/Skyblock/
here is a list. They are all different, so it comes down to personal preference on which you play
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1. Create a stone generator
2. Create a tree farm
3. Create a food farm
4. Expand your island with cobble
5. Be creative
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How do you kill it