Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.19.21 hotfix addresses issues introduced in last update
A spoonful of fixes makes the update go down.
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What you need to know
Minecraft revolves around iterative improvement, with Mojang Studios steadily polishing and refining the experience in between more exciting content releases. On Tuesday, the studio announced a new hotfix update rolling out to all Minecraft: Bedrock Edition players with a handful of additional fixes and improvements.
The 1.19.21 hotfix follows the recent release ofMinecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.19.20, which included dozens of bug fixes and optimizations. The update inadvertently introduced some new issues to the game, and Mojang Studios is resolving the problems with this hotfix.Minecraftplayers on every platform can now download the release, which is rolling out over the next few days.
Minecraft is often in the running as one of thebest Xbox gamesyou can play, and it’s certainly one of the most popular and best-selling releases of all time, but it didn’t reach this point by sitting still. Minecraft needs to continue improving, adding new features, and addressing community feedback to stay on top.
The full changelog forMinecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.19.21includes:
Bug fixes
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition
The new 1.19.21 hotfix update makes Minecraft: Bedrock Edition even better, and it’s already one of the greatest ways to play Minecraft on practically every platform imaginable.
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