Minecraft Preview 1.19.10.22 tests post-launch fixes for ‘The Wild Update’
Mojang Studios is already rolling out a new Preview for The Wild Update.
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Players all around the world are leaping into Minecraft’s The Wild Update, an expansive content update that brings plenty of new features into the ever-evolving survival creative sandbox. Those who ache to test the latest and most experimental features, however, aren’t being left in the dark, as Mojang Studios is already rolling out the first post-launch The Wild Update Minecraft preview.
Minecraft 1.19 “The Wild Update” has been publicly available for barely one day, but Mojang Studios isn’t slowing down the inexorable march of development.Minecraft Preview1.19.10.22 is now available to testers on Xbox, Windows, and iOS (with a Minecraft: Bedrock Edition beta on Android), and brings a couple dozen bug fixes and changes to Minecraft’s latest content release.
Minecraft didn’t become one of themost successful Xbox games of all timewith Mojang Studios resting on its laurels. The latest Minecraft Preview showcases improvements that should head to the rest of Minecraft players at some point in the future, if testing goes well.
In case you missed it,I interviewed Mojang Studios on Minecraft 1.19 “The Wild Update,” the future of Minecraft, and more.
The full changelog forMinecraft Preview 1.19.10.22includes:
Features & bug fixes
General
Stability & performance
Blocks
Commands
Gameplay
Graphical
Items
Mobile controls
Mobs
Player
Vanilla parity
Allay
Allay duplication
Deep Dark
Frog
Sculk catalyst
Sculk shrieker
Warden
Technical updates
General
Add-ons & script engine
Hunger
Experimental features
General
Stability & performance
Spectator Mode
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