Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Beta 1.19.0.34 brings small fixes to ‘The Wild Update’
The Wild Update is rapidly approaching, and this beta is part of that journey.
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Players are gearing up to enter the finalized version of Minecraft’s The Wild Update, which is entering one of its final legs of development before a full public release. Mojang Studios has more-or-less locked in features for Minecraft’s next content update, and is now focused on polishing what’s already there.
To that end,Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Beta 1.19.0.34 (1.19.0.35 if you’re in theMinecraft Preview) contains a handful of bug fixes and general improvements for players to explore. This is by no means anexcitingrelease, but it does indicate Mojang Studios is inching ever closer to clearing The Wild Update for its launch day.
Most of the fixes in this beta build target either the new Deep Dark biome debuting withThe Wild Update, or fixing various issues with the Minecraft Marketplace. Overall, this is a pretty standard list of changes heading to the pre-release program of one of thebest Xbox games. In case you missed it, Minecraft: Java Edition has officially begun testing pre-release snapshots of The Wild Update.
The full changelog forMinecraft: Bedrock Edition Beta 1.19.0.35 / 1.19.0.67 (on Xbox) / Minecraft Preview 1.19.0.35includes:
Features & bug fixes
Accessibility
Deep Dark
Marketplace
User interface
Technical updates
Blocks
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition
Mojang Studios is preparing to release the next major content update for Minecraft, one of the most successful games of all time, and players can help test early builds right now.
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