Minecraft 1.18 Problems The Wild Update Doesn't Fix

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The latest Minecraft update, version 1.19, was released on June 7, but it hasn't fixed all the problems from version 1.18. Dubbed The Wild Update, it primarily focuses on the game's swamp biomes and introduces several features first planned for Minecraft 1.18, including the Warden mob and the Deep Dark biome. While The Wild Update mostly stays true to Mojang's promises and even goes so far as to fix several of the problems Minecraft players had with theCaves & Cliffs update, as evidenced by the lengthy list of bug fixes on Minecraft 1.19's changelog, there are still a few areas where it falls short. Not all of Minecraft 1.18's issues have been resolved as of 1.19, though some are more significant than others.

First announced during Minecraft Live 2021, The Wild Update was set to overhaul Minecraft's swamp biomes completely, adding new blocks, mobs, and even a previously unseen tree and wood type to the game. Some of these additions include the winner of Minecraft's most recent community mob vote, the Allay, and the long-anticipated introduction of frogs. Also coming to Minecraft 1.19 is the Deep Dark biome and its new enemy, the Warden. Both were initially announced as part of Minecraft's Caves & Cliffs update but were delayed due to difficulties during development. In addition, the Ancient Cities structure can be found in the Deep Dark biome now, as well, allowing players to find new rare pieces of loot as they're wandering. Overall,The Wild Update provides a great opportunity for players to get back into the game and find new areas to explore.

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That said, despite all the changes that came with Minecraft's The Wild Update, many Minecraft fans still