Minecraft Java Update 1.19.4 Makes Changes to All Potions

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The 1.19.4 update for the Java version of Minecraft makes a plethora of quality-of-life changes, including visual tweaks to the game's vast array of potions so that players can better identify each type of potion at a glance. The range of available potions in Minecraft only seems to grow larger with each major update to the block-based sandbox game, and some fans have complained over the years that many of these helpful items are hard to differentiate due to their similar colors.

Potions themselves have long been a staple of Minecraft's survival mode, providing players the means of enhancing their own abilities in a variety of ways. Gaining access to these items often isn't possible right off the bat, with players typically having to venture into the Nether dimension to gather the resources necessary to brew these potions. Though they've seen relatively little change since their introduction to the game, the most recent minor update for Minecraft makes some rather bold changes to these items.

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These tweaks were highlighted by Mojang in the patch notes for Minecraft Java Edition's 1.19.4 update, where the developers stated that they have removed the glowing enchantment effect from potions to make their original colors more clear. In addition to this, the colors of some potions have also been altered in an effort to make certain potions more distinguishable from others. Most players will be aware that the enchantment effect is present on many of the more magic-related items in Minecraft to set them apart from other items in the player's inventory, with enchanted tools and weapons in particular sporting this visual effect. These visual tweaks to potions may take a while for