Minecraft Preview 1.19.10.23 brings plenty of changes to ‘The Wild Update’
Mojang Studios is backed with another Minecraft Preview build, packed with plenty of changes.
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What you need to know
Mojang Studios recently released the 1.19 update to all Minecraft players, dubbed The Wild Update, with plenty of new content and features. While the update is far from the most ambitious Minecraft release, there’s still plenty for players to explore. Now, Mojang Studios is working on improving The Wild Update with future patches and updates.
Minecraft Preview 1.19.10.23 is now rolling out to interested testers in theMinecraft Previewprogram, and includes a few dozen fixes, changes, and improvements forMinecraft 1.19 “The Wild Update.“There’s nothing particularly exciting in this build, although mangrove swamps are now denser, and a handful of changes bring Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and Java Edition closer together.
Minecraftremains one of themost popular Xbox gamesof all time, despite the slightly more modest The Wild Update release, and that isn’t going to change anytime soon. Mojang Studios is working on a potential “1.19.1” patch update for The Wild Update at the moment, before the legendary studio turns its attention to the future of Minecraft.
In case you missed it, I recently had a chance tointerview Mojang Studios about Minecraft 1.19 “The Wild Update.”
The full changelog forMinecraft Preview 1.19.10.23includes:
Features & bug fixes
General
Blocks
Commands
Gameplay
Mobs
Stability
User interface
Vanilla parity
Allay
Darkness
Mangrove swamp
Sculk shrieker
Wandering trader
Warden
Technical updates
Components
Mobs
Experimental features
General
Actor properties
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